Olsen's Danish Village Bakery

Olsen’s Danish Village Bakery is a must stop if you’re visiting the area. The selection of baked goods is impressive fresh pastries, cookies, and traditional Danish treats that are beautifully displayed and taste even better than they look. The shop is clean and well organized, and the atmosphere has a charming, old world vibe. Service was friendly and efficient, and there’s a nice variety of drinks to go with your pastry picks. Whether you’re just passing through or spending time in Solvang, this bakery is definitely worth a visit.

As expected, many bakery products. All of them are delicious. We stayed at Solvang inn from where we got the free breakfast coupons but were so impressed by the food we added extra. Cookies buckets are available for take home.

Nice great workers. Cute little bakery. I forgot the name of the item I got but it was Apple something. It was crispy and great not too sweet. My husband got eh chocolate chip cookie was great but forgot to take pic. The white chocolate macaron was too sweet for my taste but my toddler got it and didn’t finish it unfortunately.

The taste is not good enough to make me want to stand in line to eat it. Besides, their butter cookies have neither a barrel cap seal nor any food-grade seal. On top of that, the container is 1 lb. 4 oz. — too much to finish in a day or even in several days. Moreover, there’s no expiration date printed. These are serious issues, and they make me feel pressured to eat them quickly.

Beautiful little bakery that has the most baked goods offerings in Solvang.. they also have a wonderful coffee menu too enjoy with your pastries... They have "dine in" or "to go".. if you choose to dine in..you order at the counter.. get seated..then they will bring your order to your table... WONDERFUL service.. this bakery encourages conversation.. they have indoor and outdoor seating.. I ordered their strawberry Danish to dine in.. and took another for later . This is a place to bring loved ones..

Olsen's has some amazing looking pastry and cookies. Its a quaint bakery with plenty to choose from, delicious and worth the visit. We are visiting from Massachusetts and we enjoyed coming here. We are bringing a few items home. Give them a try!!!

Olsen’s Danish Village Bakery is a bustling spot in Solvang with a wide variety of fresh, flaky Danish pastries. It can get quite busy, but the baked goods are worth the wait. A must-try if you’re visiting town

This bakery was very close to where we were staying in Solvang, and it was recommended from our hotel. We came early both days, which was nice because there was not much of a line but when we left both days, it was getting busy. Staff are friendly and there are many choices for sweet treats. There were a few gluten-free options.

*Buys 4 tubs of cookies - 2 tubs for us, and 2 tubs for my parents to take home. Mind you, each tub has around 60 cookies in it. The next day.... Mom: I don't know what I was thinking, getting 2 tubs of cookies. I don't have that many people to give it to when I get home. Can I just leave this one here? Me: So......me and Partner are gonna have 3 tubs of cookies? I'm not sure what we're going to do with... *does math* ~180 cookies, but sure, I'm sure we can take care of it. Two days later.... Mom: I changed my mind. I can't stop eating the cookies. I'm taking both tubs. Same day, elsewhere... Partner: I am supposed to be working, but instead I ate too many cookies. BTW, this place also has some kind of overpriced pastries, but everything is good. Including their coffee (don't take my word for it though. Like, seriously, don't. I know nothing about coffee - it was getting cold and the coffee was hot and I desperately needed caffeine - I mean, it's probably just boring drip coffee)

continuing our sourdough boule hunt... there was a line and all i could see are pastries all along their display cases.. insert drooling face once it was our turn, i could see they were also out of sourdough, i asked and the gal said they were out and will not have anymore until tmrw. my mom and i just ordered 3 hot chocolates as they are homemade! super cute bakery with friendly staff handful of seating inside bakery with welcoming vibes . parking: free parking around solvang!

Olsen's Danish Village Bakery is probably one of the most iconic traditional pastry shops in Solvang's Danish Village -- definitely a "must-visit" stop for tourists. The storefront has that classic European village charm, with the display window full of pastries, cookies, and cakes that all look beautiful and inviting. But honestly, the taste is just okay. Most of the pastries and breads are very sweet -- like, overwhelmingly sweet. There's a wide variety, but many of them taste quite similar, and it leans heavily toward that old-school American sugary style. If you're not into super sweet desserts, this might not be your spot. It also gets really crowded. Whether it's a weekday or weekend, there's usually a line out the door. Finding a spot to sit and enjoy your food can be tricky, so the experience feels a bit rushed. If there's one thing I'd actually recommend, it's their butter cookies. They're rich, buttery, and crisp without being greasy -- genuinely tasty and much more balanced than the rest of the pastries. Many people just grab a tin to take home as a souvenir, which I think is the best move here. Overall, Olsen's Danish Village Bakery feels more like a part of the Solvang sightseeing experience than a destination for amazing pastries. It's a charming place to visit, take some photos, and pick up some cookies, but if you're coming purely for great flavor, it might not live up to the hype.

tl;dr even at Solvang's most highly regarded Danish bakery, the signature pastries fail to impress After a walk through Solvang, all of the Danish bakeries start to blend together (it doesn't help that they all offer an identical lineup of pastries at similar prices). But the most popular spot is Olsen's Danish Village Bakery at the westmost end of town. Olsen's was opened by third-generation Danish baker Bent Olsen in 1970, and it remains a regionally acclaimed bakery. On a weekend morning, expect heavy pedestrian traffic between Olsen's and Paula's Pancake House next door. As with most establishments in Solvang, the exterior architecture is charmingly Danish. An intricate, kringle-motifed sign hangs from the second floor. Inside, fluorescent lights illuminate the dated, sepia-toned space. Patrons loop past day-old breads, pre-packaged butter cookies, and a Danish baker animatronic to reach the L-shaped bakery display. The off-white walls are decorated with a mismatched combination of family photos, Scandinavian knick-knacks, and framed accolades. Seating is split between laminated wood tables inside and metal patio furniture on the sidewalk. On a cool summer morning, the windows and doors are left wide. Public radio oldies are drowned out by the clamor of customers and clinking of silverware. My partner and I visited on a weekend morning and faced only a 5-minute queue, but at one point the line stretched out the door. We opted to try a few treats: the Apple Strudel, the signature Kringle, and the White Meringue. Of the three, the latter was our consensus favorite. The pleasant combination of mildly sweet flavor and light, crispy texture was a winner. Meanwhile, the other two pastries featured a light, flaky pastry, but the strudel was overwhelmed by artificial apple filling, while the vaguely almondy kringle was otherwise bland. The service was efficient, while prices were high -- we spent $15 for a few tiny treats. In the moment, we agreed that Olsen's was no better than a higher-end grocery store in terms of quality and value; really, the only reason to choose Olsen's (or any Solvang bakery) is to say that you did.

We took a little road trip to Solvang today and stopped into my favorite bakery Olsen's. We loved the Christmas decorations, especially the gingerbread houses. Service is very friendly and quick, even with a line. I bought the most amazing cookies, pure butter spritz cookies with chocolate filling and half-dipped in chocolate. I can honestly say that this is one of the best cookies that I have ever eaten. Regrets: I wish I'd bought more!

We tried their online delivery as a Christmas present to friends in a different city this Christmas & it all went very smoothly. Our friends are loving the Danish Almond Custard Kringle!

Hmmm. Came here because of Yelp reviews but what a disappointment. The danish we have didn't taste like it was fresh and we just have the same danish from a different bakery yesterday which was better.

Amazing bakery! Take a look at the photos and you will gain 10 lbs. come early. We got there at 7 am before the line was out the door. Got a table for two and enjoyed people watching. It's self serve and order at the counter. The ladies wear cute danish outfits. Lots of wonderful smells and the food is delicious. So much to choose from!

GETTING HERE: Located on highway 246, the main drag, through Solvang. It's next to the Solvang Brewing Company and across from The Hamlet Inn. REVIEW: Please. Mark this place down if you're going to Solvang for a visit. This bakery is an absolute legend, and gem, and a must-stop for one and all. I have such great memories of coming here in the early 1990s, and now, as an adult, I have even more fondness for the history of Olsen's Bakery. My mom used to watch Huell Howser all the time, and he came here! Every bakery item I have bought here has been flavorful and fresh. Sadly, I've not yet (gasp) tried the butter cookies, but that will be rectified asap on my next visit. I usually (always) get their lemon items and any other things that catch my eye. Good service, too. I love the homey feel inside. Such a nod to history! Definitely recommend Olsen's times 10000X! Thanks!

We visited at the recommendation of family who know their sweets. And this DID NOT DISAPPOINT!! There is a reason the line here is long. Don't skip it cuz of the line. It does move quick. The danishes were unbelievable!! I wish I ordered more variety but my danishes and fruit tart were so good!!

Delectable cookies and wide variety of pastries. Free public parking close by. They also have togo large cookie boxes to take home and samples to try. There may be a wait during summer and long weekend. Totally Worth it. Fresh, crisp various butter cookie flavors.. the macarons are a must,, pick up a box of assorted desserts. Must visit. Will be back for more.

We visited Olsen's Danish Village Bakery on July 5th with high hopes and a voucher from our hotel before heading home from Solvang. I came in earlier that morning around 7:30 AM when it was quiet, scoped out the pastries, took photos of what my family might want, and we returned later to place a large to-go order. Unfortunately, the experience left a sour taste. While I was patiently waiting in line with my rabbits in a fully ventilated backpack, a staff member suddenly announced, "Pets aren't allowed," when I was already at the front of the line after waiting nearly 25 minutes. It was frustrating because no one said anything earlier, even when I was walking around or standing near the patio. I had to ask the woman behind me to save my spot in line just to place the bag on a patio chair outside near my sister, who was sitting quietly with her dog. My mom was in the bathroom, so the timing of the announcement felt performative and unnecessary. My rabbits are hypoallergenic, silent, contained, and not near food (which is mostly pre-packaged or kept behind glass), and there was zero disruption from us. Meanwhile, several kids were running wild inside, touching everything, and no one said a word to their parents. The double standard was frustrating. The voucher was not clear about what food items were included so I had to ask multiple times to get a clear picture of what we could get. It was loud and hard to hear when placing the order. The table and chair placements are chaotic and crowded. To make things worse, we repeatedly told staff the order was to-go, and they still brought it out on plates twice despite knowing we were leaving. It added to the wait and confusion. I didn't feel comfortable leaving a tip after that. The team was overwhelmed and disorganized, and the customer service just wasn't welcoming. Also, it's worth noting that despite the Danish branding, none of the employees were Danish, and almost no one spoke fluent English. While that's not a problem in itself, the atmosphere felt disconnected from what the bakery visually presents and promotes about Danish tradition. That said, the pastries were genuinely good--flaky, fresh, and beautifully displayed. And I appreciated that the business offers hotel vouchers, which encouraged us to stop by in the first place. So I'm leaving 3 stars because the food is solid and the location is charming, but the service and customer experience didn't meet expectations.

When in Solvang, gotta hit up one of their many Danish bakeries! This time, we went to Olsen's. They are celebrating their 55th anniversary this year! It's a spacious shop with a number of chairs and tables that you can enjoy your treats at. They had a variety of baked goods, I ended up getting a container of their danish cookies, some macarons, and some pastries and a cake slice. Everything was good, but the cookies were my favorite. They were crisp and buttery and super delish, but you have to eat them pretty quickly as they start to get stale after a while!

We were driving through Solvang on our way to Chumash Casino after having been to Ostrichland and happened upon a sweet parking spot right outside this bakery so we made a pit stop and I am so glad we did. I ordered the Jalapeno and Cheddar Pull Apart Bread to take home (had it this morning- it was great), a Blueberry Danish that was one of the best danishes I have ever had and German Chocolate Cake which was pretty good. The service was great, our coffee was refilled while we were eating which was a bonus. The vibe is a little tourist attractiony, I saw a lot of people walk in look around and walk out without ordering- they missed out! There are so many choices, I definitely look forward to coming back and trying more baked goods.

Little bakery in Solvang. Delicious sweets! Will definitely be stopping by each time I'm in the area, I tried a couple treats here (some I don't remember the name of) - but I can definitely say the Mocha Swirl is delicious. The Chocolate Caramel Pecan Turtles are also really good, but be mindful that the caramel is a very thick caramel. German chocolate cake I can't seem to find anywhere else in California is delicious. Reminds me of my childhood. Loved it.

We are lucky when we came only 1 costumer infront of us , the pastries is delicious . We bought more cookies to take back home

Olsen's is one of my go-to stops when I visit Solvang. The Danish pastries are just SO good! My personal favorite... the princess waffle cookie! . Their chocolate rum balls are also so good. Honestly, you can't go wrong with anything here! Usually when I visit, I get a few pastries to enjoy and I buy a tray to take home. The trays and tubs are great gifts! For me, a great trip souvenir to remember Solvang. Thanks to all at Olsen's for this gem! I will be back.

Get your plastic cookie tub here. All the other bakeries are selling the bin for more since it is an Olsen product. We found the cookies were tasty but pretty much one note. If not looking at them you would not notice difference between a few flavors. I made the mistake of walking past in the morning figuring I could get the recommended bear claw in the afternoon. They were out.

We got here before the line got long on a Saturday morning. Friendly staff. Yummy baked goods. At inside and drank coffee and our breakfast treats. Then left with a bucket of cookies. Some seating inside and out along with a gift shop.

Ordered sourdough, two Danishes. Had tried their white bread at my hotel. Price wise prob middle of the road. My loaf didn't taste like the usual sourdough but it was fresh and def good.

I love this bakery. This continues to be my favorite bakery for butter cookies, kringles and bear claw. I have tried various pastries throughout the years but my all time favorite is the bear claw! It is perfectly sweet with a crunch from the almonds on top. I like to come here to get buckets of cookies for family. The service is always fast and staff is always friendly. You can see people seated indoor and outdoor eating Danish pastries with their morning coffee/tea/lattes.

This is a popular bakery in downtown Solvang. It's across the street from the inn where we stayed during our visit. We were given a voucher (card) for our party of two to have a traditional Danish breakfast at Olsen's. We did not pass up the offer. Olsen's is very charming from the exterior and the line out the door showed its popularity. As soon as we crossed the threshold into the bakery/restaurant, we could smell the coffee and see the beautifully arranged tables for dine-in guests. The bakery was filled with breads, rolls, butters, jams, pastries and so much more. Connected to the bakery was a souvenir shop that we did not visit. Although the line was long, it moved quickly. The employees were friendly and answered any questions we had as first time visitors. We even had the opportunity to meet the owner and baker, Mr. Olsen, as he came out to say good morning! What a treat that was! Once we received our order we returned to our room at the inn to eat breakfast. We enjoyed an Earl Grey iced tea, Orange and Spice hot tea, cinnamon roll, almond pastry, sesame roll and ciabatta roll, with butter, cheese and jam. It was delicious. The cinnamon roll was soft and perfectly sweet, not overdone. The almond pastry was flavorful, buttery and flaky. The roll was soft and delicious, especially with the butter. The decor, the atmosphere, the friendly service and the delicious baked goods make this a necessary destination for anyone visiting Solvang!

This place has a huge selection of bakery items in Solvang! The line wasn't too long at 1pm and there were several people ready to serve you behind the counter. There are several tables both indoors and outdoors for you to enjoy the pastries, bakery items, and coffee. We tried these items: Almond croissant - less sweet and more croissant forward. I really enjoyed it despite this, but if you're looking for more almond paste, this one isn't it. Apple strudel slice - they warm it up for you, and it's super apple-y, light, and flakey. Highly recommend! Swedish delight - very whipped cream heavy and sweet, but if this is what you're going for, it's super yummy. I couldn't eat too many bites of it since it was quite heavy but really enjoyed it initially haha

Getting danishes in Solvang is a MUST, and every time I've come, I made a stop at Olsen's. I've tried a variety of danishes here and everything I've had has been so good! They're about $4.50 per danish, so I think the prices are pretty fair for what it is. In addition to danishes, they have a variety of other dessert as well. Selection is probably dependent on the time of day you go as when we went, there were a few danishes that we wanted to try that were already sold out. During our last visit, we came on a weekend and the line was long and out the door and unfortunately, it moved pretty slowly. I don't think they turn on the AC in the store so it feels pretty stuffy inside. Most people seem to take their food to go, but there are a few tables if you wanted to have it there. I would say service is average and I have no complaints there.

The place is small and not a large selection! we walked in and the people didnt seem to want our business!!! She gave us a look and walked away , she returned when a woman came in to hrlp het. im not saying because im Brown she didnt help me. It just wasnt welcoming and when we asked for something she rolled her eyes. We walked out and found a more inclusive place.

This bakery is okay. I wouldn't come back; I'd rather try my luck with another place. - Chaotic line and ordering system. One line that merges off into 4 or more depending on how many staffers are behind the display case. - No visible menu, so you either push your way to the front to check out the items before hand (which is hard because they are packed) or you wait but you'll be rushed while ordering - Staff didn't seem super knowledgeable on the selection; they just rush you to finish ordering - Selection: Danishes were very dry and not fresh tasting, wedding cookies were the best, and they didn't have some pastries I expect at a Danish bakery like Tebirkes

One Christmas cookie. "Handmade " (Cookie shaped as a tree with green frosting) $10 !!! You can get an elegant pastry for $6. Disappointed

This is our go-to bakery in Solvang. I know there are plenty of others but this is our spot. Delicious Danish pasteries you can enjoy in their shop or boxed up to go. Service is fairly fast since there's always a line. Plenty of tables that trickles into the outdoor area.

Olsen's Bakery is one of the original bakeries in Solvang. Nice to sit inside and enjoy a delicious Danish, or pastry, with cup of coffee. Great place to buy breads and cookies to take home.

I wasn't a huge fan of the pastries here :/ This place is also pretty chaotic when it comes to ordering - there was a line of 20ish people and it took about 15 min to get to the front, where we then had roughly 10 seconds to decide what we wanted to order. Really stressful and I definitely felt rushed and couldn't really process what my options were. Additionally, after we ordered and paid, it took another 5 minutes for them to deliver the food to us, when they simply could have just handed it to us over the counter? Maybe there are some iykyk options here, but I can't imagine anything else being much better. Definitely disappointed because it's such a cute bakery!

So upon our visit in Solvang, we asked the locals what bakery did they recommend and every single one of them that we encountered said Olsen's Stanish Village bakery is the one to visit this establishment has been there for a very long time so it is definitely well known. I would like to stress out that this bakery is always I mean always busy so get there with plenty of time most definitely you can expect a long line, but it moves rather quickly so as long as you know what you want you get in line before they close because every bakery shop here in Sylvan closes early. You'll be OK Definitely go with their signature pastry and you're pretty much good to go. Amongst other delicious pastries, they do have coffees and other little things that you can have while you're visiting their bakery they do have very limited seating just because it's a small business, but they also have seating outdoor so you can definitely do a lot by getting there early if you have a large party good luck in getting seats. It's not gonna happen Unless you end up taking the entire bakery.

Olsen's is a must-visit, but it won't really blow your mind away with its pastries. We came here because it's one of the most highly rated bakeries in Solvang, but it's mostly a little gimmicky. If you chalk up Olsen's as just part of the Danish experience you get from coming to Solvang and experiencing the neat architecture, then it's not so bad. We got the continental breakfast (sesame roll, bear claw, OJ and coffee) and it was a cool experience with the tableware. My mom loved the whole experience. It was definitely for the older generation. The bear claw tasted good, but we have tons better pastries in LA. Come here for the experience, not for the taste.

One of the several Danish bakeries in Solvang! Had a good variety in terms of pastries. In terms of service, we got there around 3 pm and the line to order was pretty long. You move through pretty quickly though if you know what you're ordering beforehand. I came with a group, so some of us held our place in line while others went ahead to look at the options. We were able to get a table indoors. My friends and I got the chocolate éclair, apricot danish, cream puffs, and almond bear claw pastry. If I were to order anything again, it would probably be the almond bear claw in terms of flavor and texture. The rest of the pastries were just okay. If you're passing through Solvang and are looking to try pastries, this spot is decent but not anything special.

Very tasty but I likely won't line up 30min+ again for this. I'm fortunate to live in the SF bay area where pastries of this quality aren't rare. Worth noting that their almond-flavored pastries are extraordinary and don't have that artificial almond flavor found everywhere else!

Such a cute bakery! My second time here and I try to come when I visit Solvang. This place always has a line on the weekends. They offer coffee with pastries. They have some tables inside to enjoy here. I had to get the bucket off Danish cookies. It's a must! Also picked up some pastries for the road. Pistachio bars - my mom loved it and ate them all so I didn't get to try it *sigh* Raspberry danish - yummm! This was my fave. Cheese danish Cream puff - this was ok. Thought it was way too much whipped cream

Charming bakery! There are plenty of bakeries to visit in Solvang but THIS IS THE REAL DEAL! Authentic danish pastry and a wide variety of sweets to try! I love anything almond and I tried the kransekake which is apparently like a log wedge of the almond ring cake. Some googling told me that this cookie is traditionally stacked up to form a Christmas-tree like structure as a holiday treat. Okay enough about that - the cookie itself has a shortbready exterior and strong almond filling. It was so good and I wish I had bought more. The danishes here were exceptional and had a great texture. I will be definitely be back!

Great service and delicious baked goods Sometimes the line is long but it moves quickly. They also have specialty coffees. Definitely stop in when you're in Solvang!

5 stars easily for Olsen's! We visited on a Monday afternoon, during December. It was crowded but the line moved quickly. It's small inside, there are a few tables, then a couple of outdoor tables. I purchased a bucket of the Danish cookies which is a must! They are delicious and at only $20 it's a great deal. I also ordered 4 items out of the case, an apple strudel slice, the princess mocha pancake, the Danish pancake, and a chocolate covered macaroon. Each one was fantastic, I was sad I had to share them with my family! I spent a little over $40 for the cookie bucket and the 4 pastries which I thought was quite reasonable! I would love to go in again and try more goodies!! There are a lot of bakeries in Solvang and I haven't tried them all, but this will be a definite stop next time I'm in the area!

Wow! They have a wide variety of tasty treats. We could not decide what we wanted to get so we bought a box of several things. They were all delicious.

Stopped by after eating at Paula's Pancakes House next door. Fresh danishes?! YAS! Their pricing is a bit pricey but it is worth the price I bought lemon danish, pistachio bar, custard cinnamon twist, almond mocha waffle. All of this cost me over $35. Lemon danish and Custard cinnamon twist bread were my top favorites. Almond mocha waffle was too sweet and it sticks to my teeth. Not a fan of this one. Pistachio bar was good but would not get it again for the price. They also sell danish cookies in tubs and tin cans

Came here at 7:30am on a Sunday to beat the crowd. We ended up waiting a whooping 45 minutes to get pastries. Overall the danishes were good but probably not worth the wait. Food -- Here's everything we got: Almond Heart Cookie -- 9/10 - solid cookie and jam was good. very fresh. Pistachio Bar -- 2/10 - not my favorite (or worth the cost). A little too sweet and had too much of an added almond or artificial flavoring. Cheese and Cherry Danish -- 9/10 Cheese Danish -- 9/10 - danishes overall were really solid. Nice and crispy on the outside and filling was fresh. I would come back for these. Ham and Cheese Croissant -- 8/10 - not your typical croissant. kinda tasted like a danish, but was still good. Pistachio Cinnamon Roll -- 6/10 - It was ok. Service -- 10/10 Friendly service and offered recommendations. Environment -- 10/10 Nice christmas decor. A little overwhelming with the line and variety of options (tried to take photos to help people sort through it all!) Most of the smaller shops and restaurants have employee only restrooms with public restrooms located nearby. Limited street parking (at 7am!). Peak season, parking in this area just difficult. Dogs not allowed indoors (except for service dogs) Cleanliness -- 10/10 Value -- 9/10 Worth the experience while you're here in Solvang, but definitely come early or on a weekday to avoid the wait times. The danishes were the best items we tried so I would just stick to that.

I always stop by Olson's bakery when I'm driving up to see family in Central CA. I love all of their baked goods. I was sad that they were out of kringles this time but I can't blame them because I was there very late in the day. Ended up getting some cinnamon bread and cinnamon roll. Everything always turns out great!

Yummy pastries and coffee while we walked through Solvang. A little pricey but a great tourist spot with a cute store attached

Super cute mom n pop baker. A bit over priced but I get it. Everything's gone up. So much to choose from! I mean TONS! It can be overwhelming. Sweets and bread. Must stop by and pick up a little Something to enjoy or take home.

We have stopped in here every time we've come to Solvang over the last 10 years. The service is consistently good as are the pastries themself. There are so many bakeries in Solvang, but this has always just been our favorite.

Cute place with a wide varieties of pastries. Service was good. We got a wide variety (around 8 pieces for ~$50).

Cute and authentic bakery!! They have a big selection of danishes, cookies, tarts, macaroons and other pastries! If you're here, you must try the Kringle!! It's their traditional danish pastry. It's so yummy, flaky and buttery . They also have amazing friendly customer service!

Everything I ordered was so delicious!! Truly thankful that my Trolley tour guide mentioned that this place was the best bakery in town! The service was efficient and friendly. There's so many baked goods to choose from.

Stopping at a Danish bakery is a must in Solvang and you can't go wrong at Olsen's. They have sooo many delicious options to choose from, you are bound to find something you like! I would definitely recommend the apple turnover as it was buttery, flaky, and the apple insides were delish. Would definitely return!