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    4.5 (745 reviews)
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    Famous artichoke stuffed bread
    Douglas Y.

    Arcangeli Grocery is literally the only notable place in Pescadero. However there was still a line outside waiting for them to open Friday morning. Most people got in line to order sandwiches but we only came to get their famous bread to take home. The bread is $10 a round and is partially cooked. You finish the bread at home 300 degrees for 15 minutes in the oven. The finished bread is crispy on the outside, soft and stuffed with artichokes on the inside. A perfect accompaniment to a meal.

    Garlic Artichoke bread. Still warm when I bought it. Unique and yummy!
    Nat S.

    [[HIGHLIGHT]]This is a cute little local store with a deli in the back.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] I had my dog with me, so I didn't have a ton of time to look around. There was an area with quite a large wine selection, ice creams, a nice area where you could grab packaged prosciutto, salami, cheeses, etc. to put together an impromptu picnic to take to the beach, a wide selection of different sauces and various other products (plastic utensils, red solo cups, etc.). I'm sure I am missing more but I had to just run on to grab the much talked about Garlic Artichoke bread and be quick about it. When I went in there were only two loafs of the Garlic Artichoke bread left, which I grabbed. They were both still nice and warm too! I did see a garlic artichoke cream cheese and some garlic butter. I grabbed one of each. I also wanted to try their Olallieberry pie in comparison to Duarte's, so I grabbed a slice of that. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The store was nice and clean and the people working there were very friendly.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] We tried the bread later, once we made it home and it was so good. The artichokes are plain but I love artichokes, so that worked for me. The outer crust is good. It's not a super crunchy crust but it is just enough. The inside is so soft and fluffy. The artichokes are only in one spot, so it's mostly bread with the buttery, garlic seasoning which is really good in and of itself. It's definitely a unique bread but it's really good. And if you want a double whammy of artichoke and garlic the cream cheese with the bread is incredibly good. As for the Olallieberry pie, it is good but I personally prefer Duartes. It is a huge slice with a ton of yummy olallieberry filling. The filling is a little sweeter than Duarte's and not quite as tart. I wasn't a huge fan of the crust but I prefer a flaky crust in my pies. This felt a little more bread-y and dense but it was still good. It actually paired well with a Meiomi Pinot. Pricing wise, it seemed on par with what we pay everywhere in the area and surrounding areas. I definitely want to go back and try their sandwiches and get another loaf of the bread and cream cheese. It's worth stopping off and trying it especially if you are an artichoke fan.

    Turkey sandwich with everything on Dutch crunch. So good. Bread was freshly baked. $14.99
    Tiffany C.

    This little town is probably 2 blocks long. Came across this grocery store. There's only one store on the block that sell sandwiches, fresh bread, varieties of fruit jams, varieties of bread spread, and other items. Saw people grabbing freshly baked artichoke garlic bread so I bought one too. It was the best fluffy and delicious bread I ever had. A must have! There's a deli in the back of the store. There was a long line so I figured it is good. So I ordered a turkey sandwich on Dutch crunch. The bread was light with a crunch. It was so fresh and good. I wished I bought more to bring home. Will definitely come back this little cute town again someday.

    Rachelle M.

    Taking a cruise on the 1- this is your stop! Wonderful sandwiches and so many yummy breads to choose from! Definitely the slight detour off the 1! [[HIGHLIGHT]]The market is full of many homemade items, the staff are friendly, and the store is rustic and cozy![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]]

    Outside
    Lisa X.

    With our goat cheese haul from Harley Farms, we headed into this store for their famous bread. We got some bread, a pasta salad, drinks, and settle into one of their tables outside. Had a great lunch spread eating the bread with goat cheese, the pepperoni, the fruits that I packed, etc. [[HIGHLIGHT]]I also let my pup sample some cheese. He loved it.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]Service was friendly and the ambiance is an ole fashioned country store.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Although we didn't partake, the hot item seems to be their sandwiches at the time of our visit. Located on Stage Rd., just around the bend from Pescardero Creek Rd.

    Spicy cheddar sandwich
    Prem D.

    Too much hype, yes you get warm fresh bread but that's all. We drove more than 1 hour to reach there with excitement, the drive itself was great. [[HIGHLIGHT]]It is a old store and were welcomed with great smell of fresh baked bread, inside the store. It reeks nostalgia , all cool to look around.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] We were hungry and ordered spicy cheddar and we asked them to make more spicy, quick service as it was not crowded. We got the sandwich, excited when we opened it was a sandwich made out of sliced bread and what more was we did know was extra spicy means more marinara sauce , that tasted like store bought. What a disappointment Then we got the famous artichoke bread, which was warm, we did not wait, which we when broke we had large pieces of artichoke nothing else. Bland tasting with big chunks and hard to eat, that to on one side of the bread only. Another big disappointment Not worth the trip, I won't bother if it is next door.

    Outside
    Allie G.

    Arcangeli Grocery came highly recommended, but sadly didn't live up to expectations. We stopped here for lunch, having heard great things about the sandwiches. I decided to build my own sandwich and asked the girl at the counter which bread she would recommend. She suggested the garlic herb, which I got with turkey, provolone, veggies, pesto, and garlic spread. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Service was reasonably fast and they had the cutest back patio seating area with both sunny and shady spots.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Unfortunately, the sandwich really fell short for me. The bread she had recommended was just sliced bread and the garlic herb flavor was pretty subtle. My friend had gotten his on dutch crunch, which was barely crunchy at all. We also got a freshly baked loaf of their famous Garlic Artichoke bread and this didn't even land for me. I expected the artichokes to be more integrated into the bread, but the loaf was just stuffed with whole artichokes - not the best. The best part of our experience was the barbeque sauce we bought at the grocery (they had a massive selection). It was spicy peach, and tasted amazing on some grilled chicken thighs the next day. Would return to shop, but would skip the sandwiches next time!

    Artichoke garlic herb bread
    Tim H.

    Walked in early afternoon to grab one of their famous artichoke garlic herb bread $10. It lived up to the hype. Even though it is kept out in the open, it is somehow kept warm. It is a big loaf of bread, totally justifies the price. Very fresh. Crispy and garlicy outer crust, soft inside stuffed with artichokes. The artichokes are not distributed evenly inside but there is actually a decent amount. Artichokes are very fresh, but plain. They would be even better if flavored in some way. Definitely worth trying. If a low carb plus a does not care for bread person together can finish an entire loaf in a day, it's good lol. It's little market that sells a variety of groceries. Grab and go

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    Karlee J.

    This is a perfect bakery and deli for a sandwich. We took ours to a local beach and it was the perfect afternoon. We also picked up some fresh made bread and it was warm straight out of the oven For sandos we got the chicken pesto and our FAV turkey chipotle!! The sauce and bread was a perfect combo.

    Beer fridge. Lots of good choices
    Jessica P.

    Fun little boutique grocery store in a cute town! Definitely worth stopping because there is something special for everyone. We came for the deli in the back but ended with $75 of groceries because of their selection of single can drinks, beers, chips, cheeses, and nuts. It was nice during our hotel stay in half moon bay! Definitely a pricy little spot but it was worth it. The godfather sandwich- SO good! With a side of their sriracha pasta. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Cute little picnic area in the back too[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]]

    Deli Menu
    Megan U.

    The warm, fresh garlic artichoke bread is reason enough to stop by this grocery store in Pescadero, but if you're shopping around lunch time be sure to grab a sandwich as well. The Godfather is big enough to share and loaded with freshly sliced deli meat on homemade bread. [[HIGHLIGHT]]There is plenty of parking in the area and a couple of tables/benches out front if you want to eat there before heading to the beach.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]]

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    Lloyd C.

    Arcangeli Grocery is located in a small country town called Pescadero. Pescadero, California? Where is that!?! Well it's "a beautiful coastal town two miles off Highway 1 between San Francisco and Santa Cruz." I was recently introduced to their bread at a dinner and then some good friends took my wife and I on a road trip to actually visit this place! Arcangeli Grocery is famous for their freshly baked artisan Italian and French style bread that they bake all day long! They also boast a deli that makes great sandwiches and pizzas. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Quaint, unassuming grocery store with a lot of history and vintage pictures from the past.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The cashiers and deli workers are all so friendly and helpful! [[HIGHLIGHT]]They offer a few tables in front of the store but if you walk around to the backside of the building, they have a large picnic area with picnic tables where you can sit and enjoy the surroundings.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] They do have three port-a-potties also. I ordered the... #1 The Godfather (grilled): salami, mortadella, prosciutto, provolone, lettuce, onion, pepperoncinis & garlic-herb spread on pesto foccacia. My wife went with the BYO (Build Your Own) Sandwich. Hot Pastrami: soft roll bread, Muenster cheese, lettuce, pickles, tomatoes, & mayo. Both sandwiches were piled high with meat and both equally delicious! The pickle was good too. Not too sour. [[HIGHLIGHT]]I can see why people take roadtrips here and make a nice day out of enjoying the ocean, scenic views of the nice coastline, wildlife, etc.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] We brought home two loaves of artichoke herb garlic bread! If you are not local, they offer their breads online: https://www.goldbelly.com/restaurants/arcangeli-grocery They have been in business since 1929! Congrats to your longevity and continued success. Support your local business.

    Fresh bread
    Rodney F.

    What more needs to be said than fresh baked bread? Nice little neighborhood market that has an assortment of items including fresh half baked bread. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Staff is friendly, store is clean.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]]

    Garlic artichoke bread

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    Tried the artichoke garlic bread and olaliberry pie and both were delightful. A great stop during a day trip to the beach or Purisima Forest

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    Downtown Local

    3.7
    (238 reviews)
    0.1 mi
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    $14.50 for 2 matcha lattes. When ordering the staffer asked if regular milk was fine, and I asked…read morewhat their non-dairy options were. She said "oat that's it." Then asked what kind of sweetener. "Simple syrup or honey." Went with simple syrup but as I was deciding between the two I can feel the staffer being impatient as if there was a tremendously long line behind me on this very uneventful Tuesday. For context, everything else is closed on Tuesday in this part of town. There was hardly anyone in the store. She made our order rather quickly and iced. With all the questions she asked previously, I'm not sure why they came iced even though we didn't ask them to be iced and the menu didn't list the matcha as iced. She didn't even ask. We were hoping for warm/hot drinks since it was a gloomy day. Also the material of the cups didn't hold up beyond a couple of hours, which isn't great if traveling in the car for a distance. The drinks were good nonetheless, but the whole interaction and ice in the drinks made this a mildly irritating experience.

    Downtown Local Coffee is an absolute must-stop for me anytime I'm traveling through Pescadero. The…read morecortado is consistently excellent, and I tried the hot mocha yesterday -- it was divine. They really know how to make a great mocha. They use Straus milk, which is a huge plus. It's rich, high-quality milk with natural cream on top, so don't be surprised if you see a few little chunks when pouring -- that's just the good stuff. It makes their coffee even better. The shop itself has a fun, electric feel with lots of vintage items for sale, giving it a cute, quirky vibe that fits the town perfectly. The bathroom is heavily used and not super clean, but this is a busy farm-town stop with lots of foot traffic, so it's about what you'd expect. Service can range from very kind to a little curt depending on who's working, but the coffee alone makes it worth the stop every time.

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    1-18-25. Decor
    Little shop that shares space with coffee shop

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    Harley Farms

    Harley Farms

    4.6
    (422 reviews)
    0.7 mi
    $$

    - I recommend the Farmstead cheese tour: $58. You see the entire farm and operation, and you get to…read moremilk a goat. It's great. - Mingling with the goats is very relaxing. It's worth the trip. - Starting around February/March you can see the baby goats; they are bigger in the summer. - Their goat cheese products have less of a gamey goat flavor; it's more of a clean tangy flavor from the salty ocean breeze. - Afterward, I recommend stopping at Arcangeli Grocery in town to pick up some of their bread. - Sante Arcangeli winery has wine tasting in the second floor hay loft. For the products in the shop, there is no info on the website, so here's the inventory: Strawberry Jam: $18 for 8 oz. Pescadero strawberries, lemon juice, sugar Olallieberry Jam: $18 for 8 oz. Pescadero ollalieberries, lemon juice, sguar Olallieberry Vinaigrette, 250ml, $26 Olallieberry nectar 250ml, $26 Olallieberry Vinegar, 375ml: Olallieberry juice and rice vinegar. $32 Chocolate pot $12. Looks like a pot-de-creme Milk pot $12. Looks like a pot-de-creme Lavender Lemonade $12 Goat cheese honey lavender 8 oz: $26 Goat cheese small rounds: $16 Goat cheese large rounds: $26 Goat cheese: small Classic french log, herbes de provence, chive, dill, or pepper: $14 Fromage blanc plain 5.5 oz: $16 Garlic herb fromage blanc 5.5 oz: $16 Tomato basil fromage blanc 5.5 oz: $16 Harissa $18 1/2 rounds ricotta $20 Chevre-in-oil jars: $26 Honey from the local hives: small $14, med $20, large $40 Estate olive oil: small $45 med $55, large $80 Quail eggs: $12 for a dozen Farm fresh eggs: $14/dozen 2 year aged feta They also sell products from other producers: McEvoy Ranch Mission Fig balsamic Vinegar 8.5 ounces $25 McEvoy Ranch Sweet & Spicy Mustard $18 McEvoy Ranch Classic Italian Bruschetta mix $18 McEvoy Ranch Artichoke & almond Tapenade $18 McEvoy Ranch Artichoke & lemon bruschetta mix $18 McEvoy Ranch Artichoke & Parmesan Pomodoro sauce McEvoy Ranch pitted olives Salt Air Cellars Meyer Lemon red wine vinegar, 8.5 oz $18 Salt Air Cellars Rosemary red wine vinegar, 8.5 oz $18 Salt Air Cellars seasoned salt: Coastal heat, coastal house, Meyer lemon rosemary $18

    A wonderful fun place to learn about a dairy farm.Wonderful shop…read more When I went to the farm they had just brought in 72 baby goats I recommend this place

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    Whale City Bakery Bar & Grill

    Whale City Bakery Bar & Grill

    3.8
    (775 reviews)
    19.7 mi
    $$

    Great place to go on the way to Swanton Berry farm. I tried some bakery items:…read more5/5: Espresso double shot: They use Alta espresso. It's great. 5/5: Carrot cake. Lots of carrot. 3/5: Apricot croissant: A little rubbery. 2/5: Bear claw: too bready and dry

    I've come to Whale City for years for the baked goods--which are outstanding! W got a zucchini…read moremuffin that was big, moist and covered with pepitos. So yum! This time we came for lunch. They got me at chilaquiles. So hard to pass them up on a menu. I was a little disappointed when I got my plate, however, mostly because the serving size of the star of the dish, the chilaquiles, seemed small for this dish. They come with a "side" of beans, which I expected to be in its own bowl, but they were not, and took up most of the plate. No big deal. And they were very good. As were the chilaquiles. Tart and not-to-spicy green sauce that covered the thick and crispy-soft tortilla chips. The eggs were perfectly cooked over-easy and I popped one right on top of the chips so the yolk would spill down. I was happy despite the size. W ordered the portabello sandwich, which comes with blue cheese. He expected it to be served on their home-baked bread, but it was served on a soft brioche bun (the menu is unclear on this point). He didn't like the sandwich at all. Said it tasted like it was basted in butter. Since he had only a couple of bites, I swapped with him so he'd have enough food. I thought the sandwich was good, but think the blue cheese was a bit strong. Maybe that's why he didn't like it. The side salad was nothing to write home about, and seemed like they used bottled balsamic vinaigrette. It had the thick texture from a bottle. Service was just ok. Barely got a smile out of our server. So, knocked a star off for that. And average meal, knocked another star. Ambiance is nice. If I were only reviewing the baked goods, five stars!

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    Chocolate chip cookie
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    Moonside Bakery & Cafe

    Moonside Bakery & Cafe

    3.1
    (418 reviews)
    14.7 mi
    $$

    After an early morning flight and rental car pickup, Moonside Bakery was just what we needed. It…read morewas a perfect light breakfast stop in Half Moon Bay. The bakery case had so many tempting options, and the staff was prompt and friendly. I ordered the ham and cheese croissant, which came out warm, flaky, and genuinely yummy. Simple, fresh, and exactly right after a long travel morning. Definitely worth stopping in if you are in Half Moon Bay and need coffee, pastries, or a quick breakfast bite.

    This bakery is located on the very cute historic downtown Main Street of Half Moon Bay. While it…read morehas a great location, the food and beverages have been very hit or miss, and I've stopped in a very decent amount. The good: We have special ordered their fruit cheesecake at least 5+ times for birthdays, and it doesn't disappoint. The raspberry half moon cookies were a tender shortbread texture and yummy filling, and I would purchase again. The disappointing: The fruit tart, however, was almost no custard and instead just a thick layer of frangipane which detracted from the freshness of the dessert. The crust was bland--tasted like eating straight flour, no butteriness or anything. Italian sodas are all ice, then commercial syrups at a too sweet ratio. Peanut butter cookies and butter cookies lacked flavor but were okay. The terrible: Why I finally wrote a review: Moonside has a stack of chocolate chip cookies in one of their pastry cases. They look beautiful! Packed with chocolate chips, golden and glistening like the perfect chewy, slightly underbaked cookie. We bought two! And they were the WORST chocolate chip cookies I have ever encountered. I ended up spitting out my second bite and just throwing them away--not even dipping them in coffee or tea could salvage the experience. I don't know WHY they look shiny and doughy--maybe an egg wash, though why would you egg wash cookies????--but they are dry as a bone. Not crispy, not crunchy--horribly textured, DRY. There's no butteriness, no hint of salt, no carmelization from brown sugar, nothing to give this cookie flavor in the least except the chocolate. And the chocolate was horrible--bitter and waxy, dried out and cheap tasting. A chips ahoy cookie would have been better. I don't know if I'll ever buy another cookie here--this was rough.

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    French toast! So good!
    French toast! So good!
    House coffee, excellent, bring your own mug, help the earth out some

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    House coffee, excellent, bring your own mug, help the earth out some
    Maison Benoit

    Maison Benoit

    4.2
    (551 reviews)
    44.5 mi
    $$

    Glad I've found this place to get my croissant fix. Ever since we came back from Phoenix and tried…read moreJL Patisserie, I've been looking for a local bakery for my croissant fix. I didn't use to be a big croissant person but JL and this place have changed my mind. My go to here is getting the Pain Suisse and a plain croissant, delicious! Has that nice crispy exterior but still light and fluffy. The pain au chocolat is good but doesn't have as much chocolate as I'd like, so I always opt for the Pain Suisse. Overall a great little patisserie in the East Bay and I can see why it won awards for best croissant.

    Quaint patisserie in Danville with friendly & informative customer service. My dad had many…read moreinquisitive questions & I asked about their popular items to which the cashier kindly answered w/such sincerity & enthusiasm that made us feel valued as a customer. Items: Cinnamon Brioche $6.50 soft, fresh brioche w/a beautiful cinnamon to sugar ratio that had the perfect sweetness. Pain Suisse $6.50 a chocolate crioissant that has lingering pieces of crisp chocolate that oozed out while baking. The croissant had flaky layers that was very well crafted. Not overly sweet & the ideal pastry with a cup of coffee. Egg Turkey Breakfast Bun $6 a filling savory treat crafted w/attention & care. Mango Passionfruit Sorbet $12 had both a good balance of mango & Passionfruit purée but it was a little sweet due to the 2 fruits added, but it certainly was a nice way to cool off in 90 degree weather. Everything was authentic & the customer service was the cherry on top.

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    Fraisier, Canele, Cold Brew I had back at home

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    Arcangeli Grocery - bakeries - Updated August 2026

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