Small space with authentic Yemeni decor and traditional seating creates a cozy atmosphere ideal for studying or relaxing. Plenty of outlets and WiFi support work, while a quiet back area suits meetings or prayer. The vibe is welcoming and calm, attracting students and friends catching up.
Pistachio milk cake stands out with its rich flavor and pairs well with Adeni Chai. Other options like the biscoff cheesecake and rose milk cake offer a balance of sweetness and traditional tastes.
Honeycomb bread stands out with its crispy texture, cream cheese in every fold, and a light honey drizzle. It pairs well with local honey and is not too sweet, making it easy to enjoy more than one.
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Sana'a Cafe is open until midnight, making it a late-night option.
The cafe is dog-friendly, allowing pets on the patio.
WiFi and power outlets are available for those who want to work.
French-inspired bakery offers rustic bread and fruit tarts with creamy custard and fresh fruit. The space is cozy with no seating, focusing on quick grab-and-go service. It draws a crowded crowd during peak hours and features affordable prices compared to other bakeries.
Moist and delicious carrot cake stands out, with a blueberry coffee cake packed with walnuts and brown sugar on top also available. Cakes come with thoughtful touches like personalized decorations and layered options such as coconut lime for special occasions.
Freshly baked bread fills the air with a wonderful aroma. The rustic bread stands out with a springy crumb and chewy crust, especially the walnut levin. The apricot soda bread tastes heavenly toasted with butter.
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There are no seats available, only to-go options.
There is free 60-minute parking in the Safeway parking lot across the street.
The bakery does get crowded during peak hours.
Open kitchen with direct chef views creates an intimate and rustic yet sublime atmosphere. Spacious interior blends warm, charming decor with a versatile back patio featuring heated lamps. Energy stays calm and serene, attracting diners who appreciate creative, inspired menus and thoughtful wine pairings.
Carrot cake comes with a rum raisin and cinnamon twist and cold ice cream. Corn cake stands out as a favorite. Chocolate cake also features among the enjoyed desserts.
Breads come with a cilantro and pineapple spread that adds a bright flavor. The breads and desserts stand out for their quality and taste.
Good to know
Reservations are required as tables are often fully booked until late evening.
The tasting menu costs $200 per person, excluding tip.
A vegetarian menu is available if requested in advance.
French-style bakery with a beautiful storefront and no seating. Early mornings bring a line of customers drawn by freshly made breads and pastries. The place fosters a neighborhood vibe where locals connect and support each other.
Cakes come with cute decorations and taste spectacular. Pastries, tarts, and breads also rank among the best in the Bay Area.
Fresh, warm breads absorb flavors well, especially the original savory bun. Pastries and sourdough breads stand out as excellent and wonderful options.
Good to know
There is no seating available at the bakery.
Expect a line if you arrive early, especially around 7:00 a.m.
The bakery offers a solid selection of both savory and sweet baked goods.
Small bakery with an unassuming, rough exterior and no signage offers wide variety of Chinese baked goods at reasonable prices. Quiet atmosphere with steady flow of local customers and quick-moving lines. Cash-only policy and large, flavorful buns distinguish the experience.
Chinese cakes and pastries include egg tarts, sponge cakes, and assorted wife cakes. Ordering cakes happens by phone, in person, or from display, with advance orders suggested for freshness.
Standard pineapple buns feature a good amount of cookie topping compared to the bread. Options include barbecue bun and cocktail sweet bread among others.
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The bakery accepts only cash payments.
Prices at the bakery are reasonable, with BBQ pork buns at $2.25.
You can order cakes over the phone or in person for freshness.
French-inspired bakery with airy, cozy space and authentic blue and white decor creates a charming atmosphere. Bread slicing upon request and exceptional dough fermentation highlight baking skill. Offers fresh baguettes, scones, and fruit tarts without relying on sugar and butter.
Cakes here feature balanced sweetness with options like the chocolate pistachio cake that is not too sweet. The King Cake stands out as a divine choice, and cake customization is available for birthdays with friendly, attentive service.
Fresh, crusty loaves come out daily with a top-notch bread selection including olive bread and sourdough. A bread slicer is available, making it easy to prepare the expertly made breads.
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There is no seating available at La Farine Bakery.
La Farine Bakery offers cake customization in advance for birthdays.
Prices for pastries are about $2 cheaper than other local bakeries.
Chinese bakery offers authentic HK-style pastries with warm egg tarts and balanced sweetness in cakes. The atmosphere is bustling with senior patrons enjoying coffee and baked goods. Seating is limited and cash-only payment is required.
Cakes feature a soft sponge with balanced sweetness and generous mixed fruit toppings like strawberries. The Mixed Fruit birthday cake stands out for freshness and flavor, popular for celebrations.
Bread comes out fluffy and good with a nice bread to filling ratio in the cha sui bao. The paper wrapping can be overly sticky, sometimes sticking to the bread.
Good to know
They only accept cash for all transactions.
Parking is limited, so plan accordingly.
BART provides a good transportation option, just a 5-minute walk away.
Open kitchen and speakeasy-style back bar create a lively, curated atmosphere with tasteful nods to the sea. Seating varies from garden to cafe-style high tables, fostering a comfortable yet upscale vibe. Live piano music and botanical gin martinis add to the refined but unpretentious experience.
Chocolate cake captures a childhood dream with its rich flavor. Baked goods like biscuits, bread, and donuts also stand out for their quality.
Baked goods like the biscuit, bread, and donuts stand out. The Rise Up sourdough bread with butter pairs well with meals, especially with dishes served alongside a rich, slightly spicy broth.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for dinner, especially on weekends.
The restaurant offers a special 40pp fried chicken dinner set.
Hydrangea coffee is a unique offering not commonly found elsewhere.
Rustic décor with vintage charm and stained glass windows creates a warm, inviting atmosphere. Funky music and a nostalgic vibe complement the comfortable, casual yet classy setting. Soul food flavors stand out amid a relaxed, stylish environment.
Carrot cake comes out delicious and moist. Pound cake and pudding also stand out as fire desserts.
Corn bread stands out with its freshly milled corn from a local farm, offering a warm, soft texture and a hint of honey sweetness. It comes topped with salted butter, making it a memorable choice.
Good to know
Reservations are highly recommended due to the restaurant's popularity.
Expect to pay around $30-50 per person for a meal.
The restaurant can get crowded during Sunday lunch hours.
Bakery combines deli offerings with coffee corner and a wide range of cakes, cookies, and pastries. Atmosphere feels overwhelming due to many food options, with a mix of fancy and dense products. Regulars appreciate rich textures and balanced flavors in items like cheesecake and galettes.
Tres leches cake stands out for its moist and enjoyable texture. Some cakes like the coconut cream and chocolate cakes show inconsistency, with dryness and off flavors noted in certain batches.
Seed bread and Brazilian cheese bread stand out for their flavor. The whole wheat bread ranks as notably good, with bread sticks also available.
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A slice costs $4.95 and is dense and filling.
The bakery offers a wide variety of products, which can be overwhelming.
Quality and taste of goods can be inconsistent.
Indoor market offers extensive specialty foods including separate meat and fish markets, a phenomenal bakery, and a fantastic cheese selection. Seating is available outside, creating a relaxed atmosphere. Prices tend to be high, reflecting the high quality and unique products available.
Tres leche cake stands out as a highlight. Cakes come alongside a variety of baked goods made in-house or sourced locally, but the mousse center chocolate cake lacks impact.
Variety of fresh breads and artisan pizza stands out, all made in-house or sourced locally. Cheese bread with rosemary ham is a notable item, and breads often dominate sandwiches.
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Parking is free and conveniently located at the rear of the store.
The market offers a wide variety of specialty and international products.
Prices are generally on the higher side for most items.
Busy bakery with an old-fashioned setup and handwritten cases creates a nostalgic vibe. Long lines form outside due to affordable prices and authentic Hong Kong style pastries like egg tarts, pineapple buns, and BBQ pork buns. Only cash is accepted, and no seating is available, emphasizing quick, take-away service.
Meat floss cake stands out among the offerings. Wedding cakes come from the bakery. The cake roll costs $9.00.
Hong Kong style bread stands out with its soft texture and subtle sweetness. The bakery offers a variety of tarts and cakes alongside the bread.
Good to know
They only accept cash for all purchases.
The current price of egg tarts is $1.75 each.
Expect long lines due to the bakery's popularity.