So in my search for Hallab Bakery- I did find this gem
Dearborn Bakeries Claim Viral YouTube Video Falsely Portays Them as Anti-Gay
A Golden Bakery employee said he told Crowder to go across the street to Hallab Bakery for the order, because Golden Bakery does not make wedding cakes.
The employee, who did not want to be identified, said Crowder misrepresented him and others in the video.
“I kept explaining why we don’t make wedding cakes here, but he didn’t show that part in the video,” the employee said. “I am only upset because what he did is not right. He is accusing us of something we never did.”
Employees at Hallab Bakery told The Arab American News the employee from the bakery who was featured in the video does not know English, so he didn't understand what Crowder was asking.
And this one
Muslims featured in YouTube video say it falsely portrays them
In the video, Crowder accuses Faten Tofeili, a manager at Dearborn Sweets, of refusing to take his order. In a response posted on Facebook, Tofeili wrote, "I am the worker from Dearborn Sweets. No one from our bakery turned him down. We kindly accepted him and his cake order and we treated him as if he was any other customer. The fact that he is displaying our bakery as turning him down is a lie."
Huffington Post writer Brian Stone said radio host Rush Limbaugh accused the LGBT community of being afraid of "battling" Muslims over wedding cakes, because Islam’s real goal is an "all-out assault on Christianity."
In a blog post, Stone wrote, "Don't listen to Rush Limbaugh or the guy who made this video. Dearborn's a diverse, wonderful city...We love everybody here: gay, straight, Christian or Muslim. Dearborn is what the rest of the world would look like if people learned how to get along."
Tofeili accused Crowder of making up lies about the bakeries to get attention.
She was also upset that Crowder called it a Muslim Bakery, saying there is no such thing.
"We are a bakery, not a Muslim bakery," said Mariam Khansa, an employee of Dearborn Sweets.
Fellow employee Hussein Khansa said Dearborn Sweets has made a cake for a gay couple's wedding before; and that the couple returned to have the bakery make them one for their anniversary.
"We have never refused anyone," Khansa said.
Employees at Dearborn Sweets said they were surprised at the video because Crowder appeared to be very nice. They say he edited parts of the video to make it seem like Tofeili wouldn't take his order.
“He actually edited it out and spoke over her," Mariam Khansa said.
"That line wasn’t asked. That wasn’t the question. There was a lot of editing of course. We even have video that shows he was never refused."
