Small bakery offers a relaxing atmosphere with outdoor seating and lively community energy. Almond croissants are a French highlight, selling out daily with rich, light pastries like eclairs and Mille-feuille. Colorful lights and authentic Franco-Algerian vibes add unique charm.
Almond croissants sell out daily and stand out for their quality. Pastries like eclairs and Mille-feuille balance rich flavor with light texture, while custard stays neatly inside the well-made eclairs.
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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.
Gelato shop shines with fresh strawberries in its crepes and a vibrant atmosphere filled with lively music. Colorful decor and a themed patio invite guests to relax outdoors. Board games add a playful touch to the fun experience.
Crepes stand out with fresh strawberries and a rich, velvety chocolate filling wrapped in a delicate, crispy shell. Nutella crepes topped with strawberry sorbet offer a sweet, satisfying treat.
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Expect to pay around $5-10 for a dessert item.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted for purchases.
They offer a variety of gelato flavors, including unique combinations.
Pastry selection shines with kouign amann and chocolate babkas. Quiches offer a super-moist texture and often include bacon with a lower environmental impact. Casual atmosphere supports freshness and vegetarian options, with easy Friday pickups and local coffee partnerships.
Quiches stand out with a super-moist texture and often include bacon, which has a lower environmental footprint than beef. Most items lean vegetarian, and baked goods like sliced bread, cookies, and little cakes are consistently delicious.
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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.
Cozy bakery offers fresh French pastries with a light, buttery Galette des Rois and unique croissants like savory leek and gruyere. Open two days a week, it creates a chill vibe with warm colors and soft music.
Galette des Rois here is light, buttery, and not too sweet, matching traditional French standards. Croissants come in pistachio, strawberry, chocolate almond, and a savory leek and gruyere variety that stands out.
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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 coffee shop offers authentic chai in unique cups and a dedicated prayer room for calm. Quiche shines with spicy flavor and rich taste. Cozy, cramped seating suits quiet work or casual chats.
Quiche stands out with its spicy flavor and exceptional quality. It consistently impresses with a rich, satisfying taste.
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Xfinity offers a $7 discount on orders during April Fridays.
The store is open until 10:00 PM for late-night visits.
Finding a seat can be difficult as it is often crowded.
Tiny space with flaky crusts offers a warm vibe and sidewalk tables. Bacon and cheese quiche shines in French fare, while savory hand pies bring home-style comfort. No traditional meat breakfasts, but delicious pies and chicken turnover make it a cozy bakery spot.
Quiche stands out here, especially the bacon and cheese quiche which many find excellent. The chicken turnover also holds up well, and the ham and cheese croissant comes as a sandwich rather than a traditional croissant.
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The Berkeley shop is now bakery only.
Expect a 50-cent charge for salsa with your order.
Bring your own almond milk for coffee drinks.
Small space fills with freshly baked bread scents and lively team energy. Croissants boast flaky, buttery texture with true Paris style. Baguette sandwiches offer crusty, rich flavor making it a top spot for authentic French treats.
Croissants stand out with their flaky, buttery texture and authentic Paris style. Baguette sandwiches, especially ham and cheese, offer a crusty, rich flavor. Almond croissants and canelè also feature as notable treats.
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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.
Historic building with Gothic architecture and stained glass Tiffany lamps creates a cozy, old-school French atmosphere. The space feels classy and intimate, suited for romantic dates or quiet conversations. It fills quickly, especially with club members, adding a lively but not loud energy.
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Reservations are recommended because the dining room is small.
Street parking is available, with plenty of spots on Wednesdays around dinner time.
High tea is served on Tuesdays, providing a unique dining experience.