Small bakery offers cozy standing room with a cute, clean interior that contrasts its exterior. It features clearly labeled vegan options, including a dedicated vegan banh mi menu praised for quality and flavor. Prices remain reasonable, making it a popular spot for fresh, flavorful Vietnamese and Chinese baked goods.
Grilled beef and chicken banh mi come with nice chew bread and good size. Vegan options include dedicated menu items like grilled chicken and pork banh mi, all tasting incredible.
Croissants here stand out for their vegan options and coconut flavor. Fresh batches come out often, with the coconut croissant especially popular and tasty.
"The vegetarian pastries and banh mi here are so tasty."
"The vegan lemongrass steak banh mi here is so good."
"These vegan croissants are so delicious and outstanding."
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The bakery offers a wide selection of vegan options clearly labeled.
Prices for baked goods are generally under $10, making them affordable.
They provide numerous samples for tasting before purchasing.
Cafe offers an artsy decor with community art and vinyl records playing quiet tunes. Atmosphere stays calm and peaceful, ideal for working or relaxing. Seating spreads across indoor and outdoor spaces, creating an open, inviting vibe.
Spicy and flavorful, the banh mi features bread from an iconic local bakery and cultured butter from Normandie. It pairs well with coffee and stands out for its delicious mushroom filling.
Pastries feature really nice croissants with a strawberry almond variety standing out. Croissants pair well with other items like banh mis and deliver delicious flavors.
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The cafe offers a limited selection of food items, especially later in the day.
Adding avocado to your meal costs $2.50.
The cafe has both indoor and outdoor seating available.
Cafeteria-style seating offers a clean, well-lit space with comfortable tables. Energy rises during peak lunch hours when the place gets backed up. Known for fresh banh mi and flavorful vermicelli bowls, it stands out as a top airport food option with vegan and vegetarian meals available.
Grilled chicken and pork banh mi come with generous portions and top-quality ingredients. Flavors stay perfectly balanced, making the breakfast banh mi a standout choice.
Raisin croissants come out not too sweet and well balanced. Croissants overall look incredible alongside other baked goods.
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Brodard Express is located in Terminal B Food court after security.
Expect longer wait times during peak lunch hours.
Vegan and vegetarian meals are available on the menu.
Sandwich shop offers fresh, perfectly toasted baguettes and a variety of Vietnamese coffee and pastries in a clean, quiet setting. Spacious interior includes ample dine-in space with convenient Tesla charging nearby. Atmosphere suits those seeking a calm spot to enjoy a meal or coffee break.
Offers more options than usual spots with pate included. Sandwiches stay consistently good and come at a quick, cheap price.
Warm, flaky croissants serve as a base for sandwiches like the Euro Roast Beef and Turkey and the #35 Roast Beef, both noted for their delicious taste. Plain croissants also hold their own without any additions.
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Parking is limited in front, but there's a larger shared lot nearby.
Expect a wait time of 10-15 minutes for food during peak hours.
Prices are generally fair, with sandwiches averaging around $17.
Vietnamese restaurant offers fresh baguettes and authentic bánh mì with a variety of fillings including vegetarian options. The space is large but mostly takeout-focused, with a few tables by the windows. Prices remain affordable, making it a reliable choice for quick, flavorful meals.
Banh mi here comes with fresh ingredients and a tasty profile. Prices stay reasonable despite rising costs elsewhere.
Big, fluffy, and warm croissants come fresh here. They pair well with coffee and taste really good.
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The egg and meatloaf sandwich costs $8.50, with an extra $0.25 for vegetables.
A breakfast combo with a sandwich and drink is available for $10.
The restaurant has limited seating, mostly catering to takeout customers.
Sandwich shop combines cozy indoor seating with outdoor options and a mini market corner. Atmosphere stays calm and clean despite busy periods, making it suitable for quiet lunches. Space feels cramped in dining area, but overall vibe is friendly and budget-friendly.
Vegetarian banh mi sandwiches stand out with lemongrass tofu and a crunchy baguette that is notably large. These sandwiches are delicious and satisfying, making them a longtime community favorite for a quick lunch.
Large size makes the croissants great for sandwiches at a good price. The breakfast croissant with bacon, egg, and cheese stands out. An authentic almond croissant is also available.
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Expect long lines during peak hours, especially around lunchtime.
Free parking can be tight at times.
The ready made to go meals usually sell out after 2pm.
Bakery offers freshly baked bread on site with crispy baguettes that stand out in sandwiches. Atmosphere reflects a cultural immersion with affordable prices that provide solid value despite recent increases. Sandwiches come with fresh vegetables and flavorful meats, maintaining a reputation for quality in the area.
Offers traditional baguette banh mi and croissant Eurasian sandwiches with perfectly crispy bread. Pickled veggies add a crunchy texture and pork belly sandwiches stand out for flavor.
Croissants come out superb here, both as standalone items and in Eurasian sandwiches. They also offer traditional baguette banh mi alongside these croissant options.
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Parking is available in and out at any time.
Eggrolls now cost $1.25 each as of 9/29/24.
The bakery is take-out only with no seating available.
Indoor and outdoor seating blend with 2000s emo music to create a welcoming, comfortable atmosphere. Crowds often fill the small space, especially with people working on laptops for hours. Reasonable prices and house-made flavored syrups add to the relaxed vibe.
Soft and crisp bread stands out in the banh mi here. Meat options like chicken and pork are tender and well-seasoned, paired with generous vegetables. Vegetarian versions also offer strong flavors.
Chocolate croissants lack flakiness and taste old with poor chocolate quality. Apple croissants are better but still not fresh, often at least two days old.
Good to know
Expect long wait times on weekends due to popularity.
Parking is convenient and not a hassle.
Prices are reasonable for the Bay Area.