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    61hundred Bread

    4.6 (498 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 1:00 pm
    Updated 2 weeks ago

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    Mary C.

    61 Hundred has the best bread and pastries. I tried some of their special purple super sourdough and could not have been happier. We took home some of their best bread and it is just great. Their croissants are amazing as are all of their pastries. The place is so clean and cute. The customer service is amazing. They are so nice and will explain all they have. We took some back to our hotel and then went back on our last day just to get bread to take home. The bakery is known its innovation. I have never had their signature heirloom blue-corn masa sourdough. They even have Filipino staples like pandesal and ube-filled cruffins. It is all so good. They are open Thursday through Sunday until all is sold out. You will love this place.

    Focaccia dolce
    Edbert S.

    Really good and exceptional bread. I don't think I've had bread this good in my life. We came here on a Saturday after noon so it was getting close to closing time. However, there was still a line out the door and the staff were super nice to give out a lot of samples! We tried the rosemary bread and it was absolutely delicious. It was also straight from the oven, so it was still super warm. We went ahead and ordered the tomato cheese croissant and focaccia dolce. They were both amazing! I would think all the bread would taste good, but everyone was recommending the tomato cheese one. It was pretty nice and clean inside! Also, plenty of seating and restrooms in the outside area!

    Summer menu June 2026
    Jessica N.

    Zero wait on the weekdays! The staff was so nice and fast. And they were still running out of pastries at 9am. Respect the hustle. Street parking is actually just as crowded on the weekdays but their bread is worth it. Love everything about this bakery.

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    James A.

    Came to this area for breakfast at the next-to diner, both having similar hours (only open Th - Sun, early morning to early afternoon). Ordered a sampling of their wares, and all were excellent. My wife looks for articles and stories about businesses with a Filipino angle, and showed me a NBCLA story about 61hundred bakery. Since we were going to be in the area anyway, decided to stop-in on a Friday morning soon after it opened. There was continuously a line snaking outside, with a few people allowed inside at a time. Once inside, it moves fast with a person grabbing each item as you asked for it and putting it on a tray. The cashier then counts the items on the tray, and takes your payment. By the time we tried to buy bakery items, the blue masa sourdough was gone. However, we were able to buy some other items to try: Classic Sourdough ($12) - excellent. Softened European butter seemed to be made just to go with this bread. It wasn't overly sour or too airy. I could see a group of 4 having a very enjoyable dinner with just this bread, a brick of hard cheese, some jambon iberico, and a bottle (or two) of a good red wine. There didn't seem to be an option to have it sliced. Sourdough Focaccia Dolce ($9), Pan de Sal ($8), Pain au Chocolat ($6). All really good, though not as good a value as the above. I've never really been too impressed with Pan de Sal before, but this version was very good: slightly sweet with a bit of pull and chewiness. The chocolate croissant was beautiful, with naturally occurring cross laminated strip clearly indicating the effort to produce the many layers of dough/butter that takes so much time. To top it off, we asked and received a small container of sour dough starter. Not all bakeries are kind enough to provide when asked. Here, they were more than gracious to provide it to us after a brief wait. And it's definitely alive...the starter was practically crawling out of the sealed container as we drove back home.

    Lisa C.

    What can I say...the sourdough bread is amazing! I was introduced to 61hundred even before the storefront opened. Sad that they are no longer in SJC but sooooo happy for them that they are doing so well! Well deserved! My first time at their location in Santa Ana. I was a bit worried about the line but it went fairly quickly (don't forget your sunglasses though because it can get hot on a sunny day!). Of course I got the sourdough bread loaf as well as the Japanese milk bread. I added pastries and wow!!!! The ube croissant definitely lives up to its hype! Sooo delicious. I ordered an ice latte with oat milk and cream top which was absolutely divine. Can't wait to try more goodies soon!

    Isabel T.

    Was so excited to try this place after seeing so many vids on it. Came around 8:10 on thursday, there was a line, prob waited like 10 mins to get in. Parking is street parking, may be a bit difficult to get but we got lucky. We got the blue corn masa cornbread (4), ube cruffin (7), soy scallion gochujang roll (7), and the monkey kouign (6). Total was like ~26. Price wise def expensive. - cornbread: its like a chewier cornbread, nothing special except color - ube cruffin: expensive, very pretty, good amount of filling, didnt taste much ube flavor tho - gochujang roll: also expensive, yummy tho, good combination of flavors, lwk drenched in oil or wtv - monkey kouign: best thing we got, chewy but also had a good crunch, delicious would buy again Overall not bad but not super impressive, im okay with paying expensive if its super delicious. They have cool flavor pairings which is nice. Prob wouldnt go out of my way to come back but if i were i would def get the monkey kouign, and try the croissant cinnamon roll and lwk the blue sourdough lol

    A little of everything
    Lou H.

    Parking is terrible, but that's out of the bakery's control. Service is fast and friendly, set up in an assembly line style. The ambiance is that of a really good bakery, with a line out the door and loud conversation. Finally the baked goods were all pretty good to delicious. We came here to try a thing or two, see what the fuss is about and left spending about $90. Everything looked and sounded amazing. That's the most I've ever spent at a bakery in one visit but it did not disappoint. Everything we tried here was delicious. My favorite was the croissant cinnamon roll, which I had with coffee to cut the sweetness of it. I do have one complaint, I can't stand salt on my sweets, call me old fashioned but I like my foods segregated, keep the salt off my chocolate chip cookie because the cookie itself was amazing but the salt kept messing it up. My kid had a chocolate croissant, which had a dark chocolate tasting center. No complaints from him until he tried the cinnamon roll which he said he did not like due to the frosting. I on the other hand will come back here just for the cinnamon roll. We also got a loaf of sourdough, which we devoured in 2 days with some butter. Even the blue corn muffins and corn cookie were good, which I really didn't think I'd like. Well that's this critic's review, until next time, I'll be eating.

    Sun dried tomato, butter croissant, scallion gochujang, and ube croffle
    Angeline N.

    I've had this place bookmarked for a while and am so glad I was able to try it out! There's no designated parking lot but plenty of street parking nearby. There was a wait for us despite coming on a weekday morning, so I can't imagine how long the line gets on the weekends. The bakery is so cute inside and everything is displayed so aesthetically! I wanted to buy them all but we ended up getting the sundried tomato, butter croissant, scallion gochujang, and ube croffle. All of them were so fresh and perfectly crispy. The sun dried tomato one had cheese too and is definitely a great savory option. The gochujang one wasn't as spicy as I expected and was more on the sweeter side, but the scallion flavor was strong and delicious! My favorite was definitely the ube croffle, which was filled with a rich and creamy ube custard. It wasn't overly sweet and was soo good! There were a few things I wanted to try but didn't get a chance to yet, like their blue corn sourdough loaf and their cinnamon roll so I'll definitely be back for more!

    Chris S.

    Located inside a quonset hut in downtown Santa Ana, it's quite the view just walking up to the storefront. 61hundred bread really knows how to make me a liar when I say I don't really eat much bread because I wanted to try everything. No wait upon entry and was greeted with a sample of the rosemary focaccia bread which was so good I ended up having to get it. The selection is good across the board with a mix of baked good and drinks here, so you can grab everything and sit outside to enjoy. There's outdoor seating in front and in between the huts. The seasonal "pandan in the coconut" is a bit sweet but lives up to its name in flavor. By the time I left, the line was out the door and really long so I imagine it all comes down to timing and the wait can be really long. Note all parking is on the street.

    Tried 3 items (see attached photo). All delicious, except for the corn cookie. Parking is horrible, horrible, and horrible.. Entrance and exit to the store is congested. service was good. Love seeing happy smiling workers. Price is ....uhhhhh...too expensive, at least it was delicious. An experience I would not repeat due to horrible parking situation.

    Ube Croffle, Gochujang Onion Roll, Butter Croissant, Cheese and Tomato Roll
    Dom N.

    Went here on a limb on a random Thursday and was impressed! There was a long line and parking was very busy as it's all street parking and we had to do a few turns. The bakery view is very cute and you can see the rows and trays of bread which I thought was enjoyable to watch. The breads were yummy my personal favorite was the gochujang onion scallion roll, it was both sweet and savory. Also RHINK the croissant is underrated! So crunch buttery and huge. The prices of the bread were a little high though I believe 4 pieces of bread came out to be around 35 dollars... crazy in this economy. Would come back if I was craving

    Sunrise lemonade and Matcha latte with salted vanilla cold foam

    This bakery is located on a somewhat quiet street alongside other businesses. It was hard to spot since signage was not there or hard to find. There is only street parking. I would recommend coming on a weekday as the lines can be long and finding parking can take some time. Make sure you polish up on your parallel parking skills. The staff was very friendly and helpful. Inside is bright, small, and very clean. There are many selections. I got their most popular, the ube cruffin. It was very good, a bit sweet though. I also got the rosemary focaccia. It was very fresh and flavorful. Each bread was around $7 to $8. There is a small place to eat with tables and chairs outside to the side of the building. For drinks, I ordered the matcha latte and sunrise lemonade. It was okay, a bit watery. I recommend ordering the breads rather than the drinks.

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    Hanh N.

    Line is really long and intimidating but it goes fast. I enjoyed the house made chai latte, and my ube pastry rich with natural flavor. While you are waiting in line there is a small air mobile trailer serving up good music and ice cream. We got the sourdough loaf to go, however I was a little bummed that it wasn't "sour" enough. The foodies are spilling out of this place. Believe the hype !

    Pastries I got and their prices for reference. 4/2/2026

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    Is there always a line? When a good day and time to go?

    Unfortunately, there’s quite a bit of a wait since they are only open Fri-Sun from 8am-1pm. I would recommend arriving a bit before 8am which is the time they open. If you get there after 9am, the line starts to get backed up. Good luck!!!

    What is the Best Item here?

    Hey Collin, Certainly, everyone has different tastes & preferences; given what I've tasted, I thoroughly enjoyed the following:… Read more

    Is the blue corn sourdough bread a regular item or just seasonal?

    Regular item, not seasonal.

    Any Vegan options?

    Yes they have focaccia which doesn't use milk or butter. But as for the pastries I'm not sure.

    What's the parking like? Is it in a busy street?

    Street parking. It's not a busy street but lots of traffic for the bakery.

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