Small, artsy bakery offers perfect croissants with a cookie-like crust and savory cheese toppings. Outdoor seating suits casual dining, while unique baked goods and thin-crust pizza draw a steady local crowd. Community-focused vibe shines through every detail.
Perfect croissants feature great lamination and a cookie-like crust on the double baked version. Chocolate and almond croissants stand out, along with savory twists topped with delicate melted cheese.
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Purchases under $10 require cash at Nabolom Bakery - Pizzeria.
Expect to wait between 2 to 15 minutes for a whole pie depending on how busy they are.
Lines could get long on weekends but moved quickly.
Cafe shines with airy space and natural light, perfect for work or chats. Croissants stand out with savory fillings like pastrami and za’atar, keeping a flaky, authentic texture. Soft Arabic pop music adds a cozy vibe that blends well with the food and setting.
Croissants come in savory varieties like turkey, pastrami, and Mediterranean with za’atar and Akkawi cheese. The croissant sandwiches pack juicy, flavorful fillings and maintain an authentic, flaky texture.
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Booza is a unique offering not found in most cafes in the area.
Prices for ice cream are $6 for one scoop, $12 for two scoops, and $18 for three scoops.
Wi-Fi is free for customers, with details on the receipt.
Tiny coffee shop offers handmade pastries with unique fillings like spinach kale croissants and chocolate cheese. Cozy, grab-and-go vibe with only four outdoor seats makes it perfect for quick visits. Dog-friendly and vegetarian options add to its charm.
Croissants here come with fresh, crusty textures and a variety of fillings like spinach kale and hot links. Chocolate and blueberry cheese options also stand out, especially when fresh from the oven.
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You can order ahead online at The Line Coffee.
The place is a take-out only coffee and pastry bar.
Customers should be prepared for the small size or consider ordering ahead.
Bakery offers a spacious interior with a peaceful vibe and warm touches like candles. Croissants are flaky and buttery, especially the spinach one with sun-dried tomatoes and feta. Family-owned charm blends with modern design for a clean, inviting space.
Croissants come out flaky and buttery with just the right amount of saltiness. The spinach croissant stands out with its sun-dried tomatoes, feta, and spinach filling, making it a solid choice.
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Sweet Bites Bakery and Brunch is closed on Wednesdays.
They accept custom orders and can make cakes gluten-free.
The bakery offers a variety of vegan options.
Small café offers a flaky croissant with soft texture and fresh aïoli sandwiches. Bright space with cool Spanish music creates a friendly vibe. Known for all day breakfast and tasty pastries, indoor seating is comfortable while sidewalk seating feels crowded.
Flaky and soft texture defines the croissants here. Daily specials include croissant sandwiches served with Aïoli, offering fresh and flavorful options.
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Abe's Café offers all-day breakfast options for those who enjoy breakfast at any time.
The café is conveniently located next to Cal, making it easy to access.
Prices at Abe's Café are reasonable by Berkeley standards, appealing to budget-conscious visitors.
Bakery shines with flaky croissants cooked fresh to order and creative donuts that are light and fluffy. Cozy, heartwarming atmosphere draws a diverse crowd, while a unique lottery machine adds fun to the friendly vibe. Great vegan options make it welcoming for all.
Croissants come cooked to order and are very flaky with a great size. They serve breakfast sandwiches with egg and cheese on croissants, bagels, or glazed donuts.
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Expect a line forming right at 9 am, but the wait is usually short.
Rainbow Donuts offers a variety of unique and fun donuts.
Vegan options are available, but gluten-free choices are limited.
Small coffee shop has a Zen-like patio perfect for calm moments. Almond croissants are flavorful and fresh, great with a cappuccino. Cozy indoor seating offers a bustling yet relaxed vibe ideal for reading or working.
Almond croissants come flavorful and really good here. They pair well with a cappuccino.
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They are actually open at 7am.
Souvenir Coffee Co. closes relatively early at 5 pm.
You cannot order food online for pick-up.
Small bakery offers flaky croissants with sweet fillings like almond and chocolate. Outdoor seating and colorful lights create a relaxed, vacation-like vibe. Lively community energy makes it feel like a family home with authentic Franco-Algerian charm.
Flaky, buttery croissants come with sweet fillings like chocolate and almond. The almond croissant sells out daily and the chocolate version evokes a quaint market vibe.
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Belmo Café is open until midnight, making it a late-night option.
Seating outside is limited, so arrive early for outdoor dining.
The café offers a variety of gluten-free options, but ask for details.
Coffee roaster visible through a large glass window adds charm. Fresh, flaky croissants with ham and cheese shine when warmed. Outdoor seating on a quiet street offers a relaxed vibe amid a mix of lounging laptoppers and casual visitors.
Croissants come out fresh and flaky, with options like ham and cheese that get nicely toasty when warmed. Chocolate croissants pair well with a latte or cappuccino, making a tasty combo.
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Cash is not accepted; only card payments are allowed.
Expect long lines on weekends, especially from 9 am to 12 noon.
There is limited seating available, especially during peak hours.
Cozy bakery shines with fresh French pastries and a chill vibe from warm colors and soft music. Croissants impress with unique flavors like pistachio and leek with gruyere, rivaling top spots. Limited days add to its charm and exclusivity.
Freshly baked croissants come in pistachio, strawberry, chocolate almond, and leek with gruyere flavors. The plain croissant matches quality found at Acme or Fournée Bakery but flavored options stand out more.
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La Noisette Sweets opens only two days a week.
The treats are mostly priced at $5-6.
They offer good flourless and gluten-free options.
Small space fills with freshly baked bread scents and lively team energy. Croissants are rich and flaky, with almond and chocolate varieties standing out. Artisan breads draw early lines for their authentic French style and heavenly toasting.
Croissants here are rich, buttery, and flaky, closely resembling those in Paris. Almond and chocolate croissants stand out as heavenly and very toasted, while savory options like Ham and Manchego offer tasty variety.
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Get there early to enjoy fresh Fougasse before it sells out.
Expect long lines during peak hours, especially on weekends.
A single croissant costs $3.50, reflecting its quality.
Cozy cottage-style cafe offers a wrap-around patio perfect for relaxing or studying. In-house made croissants, especially the almond croissant, are soft and warm. Outdoor seating with electrical outlets supports socializing despite some street noise.
In-house made croissants come out fluffy and soft, especially the almond croissant which heats up nicely. Options include ham and cheese and almond chocolate varieties, all served warm.
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Finding a place to sit can be difficult during peak hours.
Parking is limited; consider nearby superstore parking for shorter durations.
They offer plant-based milks for coffee options.
Spacious bakery offers flaky croissants and unique looseleaf tea sets in a cozy, sunlit space. Quiet crowd works on laptops, creating a calm vibe. Try the chocolate almond chausson with a rich cortado for a perfect pairing.
Butter croissants come out flaky and full of flavor. Chocolate almond and apricot chausson options pair well with coffee like a cortado or mocha.
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The menu at Lavender Bread & Cafe’ changes every day.
Expect a wait during peak hours, especially on weekends.
The cafe could use a few more seating options.
Pastry selection shines with top-tier kouign amann and divine chocolate babkas. Croissants boast a flaky airy texture and buttery flavor, especially the twice baked almond and pretzel croissants. Casual atmosphere focuses on freshness and minimal paper packaging.
Flaky airy texture and buttery flavor define the croissants here. The twice baked almond croissant features a Frangipane filling, and the pretzel croissant stands out as a recommended choice.
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Starter Bakery is only open on Fridays for pickup online orders.
Starter Bakery participates in the Too Good to Go program to reduce food waste.
The whole pie retails for $30.
Cafe has comfortable seating and beautiful bay views that create a relaxed vibe. Croissants offer buttery flakiness, though quality varies across flavors. Outlets and big tables make it great for studying or casual breaks.
Butter and flakiness stand out in the croissants here. Butter, chocolate, and almond varieties show mixed quality, with some being just okay.
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The cafe offers a variety of third culture baked treats and seasonal drinks.
Leftover pastries are available on Too Good to Go for a reduced price.
Expect a clean and comfortable environment with beautiful views.
Coffee shop offers a modern interior and a quiet vibe perfect for studying. Almond croissants are fresh and flavorful, while chocolate ones may be stale. The place supports a refugee employment mission, adding a meaningful touch.
Almond croissants come out fresh and flavorful. Chocolate croissants can be dry and stale, possibly from being a day old.
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Handicap accessibility should not be a problem.
Seating might be slightly hard to come by at 1951 Coffee Company.
Prepare to spend around $6-8 for any drink ordered.