Artisan bakery with cozy outdoor seating and an alleyway entrance featuring open-air art pieces creates a chic, inviting atmosphere. The space welcomes pets and offers homemade treats for them, adding to the friendly vibe. Pastries and breads stand out for their exceptional quality and presentation.
Almond croissants here look immaculate and stand out among pastries. They have a rich, flaky texture with a satisfying almond filling that makes them a favorite choice.
Pretzels come with a savory herb flavor and a legit texture. Some versions include mustard on the side.
"The croissants here are perfectly laminated and crispy."
"The pretzels here are good and full of herbs."
"I've never had an almond croissant this good."
Good to know
The bakery is often sold out of croissants by 11am, so arrive early.
Parking can be tricky in downtown, so plan accordingly.
The bakery opens with limited inventory due to high demand.
Small bakery with airy, Parisian design and thoughtful photo spots creates a warm, welcoming atmosphere filled with the scent of fresh pastries. Both indoor and outdoor seating offer a clean, trendy space where friendly staff enhance the inviting vibe.
Massive and warm, the almond croissant oozes with almond goodness and offers a generous size. It costs $7.50 and pairs well with other pastries like the blueberry cardamom bun and elote danish.
Cheddar Pretzel Twist stands out with a savory flavor and pairs well with aoli dip. Both sweet and savory options like the Pistachio Lattice and croissants complement the pretzels nicely.
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Somedays Bakery offers an evening menu from 5-9 pm on select nights.
The bakery has limited indoor and outdoor seating options.
Expect fresh baked goods made daily at Somedays Bakery.
Small cafe with no indoor seating offers quaint outdoor balcony space and views over a parking area. Atmosphere feels cozy and homey with a European-style bakery vibe. Popular spot known for high-quality baked goods and a comfortable, local feel.
Almond croissants come out heavier and denser than usual but still delicious. They pair well with other pastries like scones and chocolate croissants.
Pretzel rolls stand out with their unique texture and hold up well even after freezing. Sandwiches on these pretzel buns elevate the flavors, especially when paired with mustard.
Good to know
There is no indoor seating available at the cafe.
You should order Challah in advance.
The place is only a 2-minute walk from Aubrey Davis/Lid park.
Spacious bakery with bright, airy design and French-inspired decor creates a calm, elegant atmosphere. Indoor and outdoor seating include a covered patio and a turf play area for kids and dogs. The vibe is warm and inviting, with an emphasis on quality and unique menu items that change regularly.
Almond croissant here is rich and flavorful, earning a perfect 10 out of 10 rating. It pairs well with a cold brew, making for a delicious combo.
Everything pretzel twist stands out with its soft, chewy texture and balanced saltiness. Pretzels here rank among the best, offering a satisfying bite alongside other baked goods.
Good to know
The bakery offers a unique croissant cone that sells out quickly on weekends.
Somedays Bakery is only open two weekdays and weekends, which may confuse visitors.
Parking is easy at the Bay Terrace Shopping Center.
Small bakery operates two days a week with a focus on freshness and limited inventory. Outdoor seating offers a quiet spot to enjoy highly praised pastries and breakfast sandwiches. The atmosphere feels like a hidden gem with a loyal following for its exceptional croissants and unique cruffins.
Almond croissants come with a blueberry twist and a classic version, both fresh and flavorful. The almond filling is rich and pairs well with the flaky, buttery pastry.
Fresh pretzels appear regularly at the Canton Farmers Market on Sundays. Cheese jalapeño and pizza pretzels stand out as flavorful options among the baked goods.
Good to know
They only open on Fridays and Saturdays, ensuring freshness each time.
They don’t accept Apple Pay, so bring cash or card for payment.
Plan to arrive early to avoid limited inventory on busy days.
Minimalist bakery with clean, modern design and outdoor seating offers a warm, inviting vibe that encourages slowing down. Croissants stand out as a signature item, praised for their flaky, crunchy, and soft texture. Small, cozy space feels neighborhood-like despite some confusion in layout.
Soft, decadent almond cream fills the croissant generously, making it smooth and rich. The pastry stays moist and avoids dryness common in twice-baked versions.
Pretzels come with a Dijon dipping sauce that stands out. The pastry is fresh and flaky, with options like pretzel croissants filled with ham, Gruyère, spinach, or sausage and feta.
Good to know
The items sell out very quickly, suggesting that customers should arrive early.
A latte and pastry cost $14.50.
The price of the chocolate croissant at Somedays is $7.50.
French bakery offers freshly baked goods with a spacious, cozy atmosphere featuring natural lighting and table seating. The space fills up quickly, creating a lively but sometimes congested environment. Pastries like babka and croissants stand out for their quality and taste.
Rich and flaky textures define the almond croissant here, packed with a generous amount of almond paste. The chocolate almond croissant offers a deep, indulgent flavor that stands out.
Soft pretzels come out fresh and doughy, often heated up for immediate enjoyment. Cheesesticks and other breads also stand out alongside the soft pretzels.
Good to know
The almond croissant costs over $6.
The chocolate rugalach costs $14 for 6 pieces.
The bakery is located in midtown Manhattan along 6th Avenue, near the subway.
Bakery inside a food hall offers best butter croissants and fresh sourdough bread with a rotating seasonal selection. Atmosphere is casual with plenty of parking and no on-site pastry heating. Known for flaky, buttery pastries and a variety of delicious breads and cookies.
Chocolate almond croissant stands out as a favorite with its rich flavor. Almond croissants offer a good balance of sweetness and flakiness, though some find them just okay.
Buttery pretzels come with the perfect amount of salt. They have a bready taste that pairs with challah bread but might benefit from dips.
Good to know
A loaf of Ciabatta costs $8.
There's plenty of parking available.
You need to call ahead to place large orders.