Sugar Fang Vegan Bakery

**edit: now located inside of Braindead Brewing** Firstly, a little confusing to find. You have to enter the taco shop, they share the front counter. Now that that's explained, the baked goods l got were: blueberry hand pie (poptart), blueberry skull, and rosemary shortbread cookies. Holy cow she wasn't kidding when she said the poptart was big. I took a picture of it next to my work phone. It was tasty! The blueberry skull is basically a blueberry muffin cooked in a skull shape. It was a well executed muffin. Lastly, the rosemary shortbread cookies. I love the aroma when you bite into them. They have a pretty strong herb flavor. The crumb is almost exactly like a butter shortbread. It has that nice crumbly, powdery, dissolve that's hard to describe. This was my favorite out of the three.

Took me a minute to find it being unfamiliar with Deep Ellum but it was absolutely worth it. Me and my wife got skullettes the cake/donut consistency was different but stellar and the icing balanced it very well. They also had a DJ on the patio playing some great music. Will absolutely be back here next time

Vegans and non-vegans unite. These are the best cupcakes and donuts anywhere hands down! All of my non-vegan friends love them too! The skullettes are a fun way to eat your cake. The cookie butter flavor is so unique and familiar at the same time. I literally dream about these desserts. Please treat yourself and try then out.

Just went there to try the skullettes after seeing them on Instagram and they were amazing!!!! I’m not even vegan but I could eat them all day, every day. And the service is outstanding. Very kind staff that goes above and beyond. They made my day. Will definitely be going back!

The donuts were bomb dot com. The location not so much if you are looking for a stand alone bakery. I had to call their number to find them. They are located inside Braindead bar. I waited at the bar to order, bar tender lady not very attentive, she was checking text messages and putting glasses away. I called out for the second time to her and she asked another bar tender who was busier than her to take my order, who was awesome. She walked me over to the counter. I order one of every donut. I paid in cash. They didn't have enough cash on hand for proper cash back so the person who helped got a nice top. If you are in a hurry on the weekend, not a place to go. My ride circled the block since parking situation not easy

Response to owner's reply: Ok rudeness, if you don't want honest feedback don't have your business posted on a publicly reviewable site. Your response was nowhere near professional. I'm sure many others enjoy your food. I simply didn't and was being honest. Major disappointment... I drove from almost an hour away to spend my last $20 on food I can't eat. The chocolate cake donuts are ok if you have something to drink. Quite a bit too sweet (which is saying something because I love sugar) and they are more crumbly than regular cake donuts. The chocolate turnover I took one bite of and could hardly swallow it. It's absolutely terrible. Chewy is an understatement, it's like they have been sitting out for days. The chocolate wasn't soft & smooth like I thought it would be, it's chunky & the whole thing tasted bad. The chocolate chip cookie sandwich is way too sweet and overwhelming because of how thick the cream in the middle is as well as the cookies. I could only stand one bite. The brownie I think by far was the worst. It literally tasted like a wet sponge. Really really bad. I hate to give a bad review but I'm just being honest. My dumb fault for spending all the rest of my money somewhere I have never been before. Except for the one cake donut I ate, I can't eat any of it. It's just bad. I had such high Hope's too since hypnotic donuts only have vegan donuts on Monday and Tuesdays.... Now I have to spend the $1 and something I have left from the change on a bean burrito at taco bell.

I had expected a hole-in-the-wall, late-night enclave of vegan sweets, a la Voodoo Donuts in PDX circa 2004, but I got a weak selection of rather aged-looking treats in a glass case off to one side in a pretty dull bar. It took us a while to locate the case and figure out that that was it, then it took a bit longer to catch the attention of the bar staff (who, once engaged, proved to be both reasonably competent and charming in a kind of stoned-out hipster way). We had a "skullette," a skull-shaped cake that was unexceptional and slightly dry. The only other option was some frosted pop-tart-looking thing, which may have been a better choice. I also made the mistake of ordering a "Hammer of the Gods," a rather bitter beer, as an accompaniment; when paired with the sweet cake the resulting mouth feel was akin to drinking Clearasil. That's on me though. I imagine the options would be broader and more moist earlier in the night, but a place that advertises open hours until 2 AM should put forth a better face at 11.

Been following on instagram for a while and stopped by a couple of wks ago. Tried the skullette, can't remember what flavor it was but it was so good and it was more filling than I anticipated. Went on mothers day, sadly no skullettes this time but my family and i shared 3 cupcakes from the case and each one was great. Next time I plan on trying a poptart :)