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    BAKE Cheese Tart

    4.3 (400 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 9:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Strawberry and matcha brûlée egg tarts
    Kimberley W.

    Grabbed the strawberry brûlée and the match brûlée egg tarts as a quick treat with a friend, who had never tried it before ! We loved it

    So many options! Cant go wrong with any of em!
    Leslie S.

    I love tarts so much and had to try these cheese tarts. Although they were smaller than I thought they would be, I really was impressed with how rich and flavorful they were. I tried their classic cheese tart and their chocolate one. Both so so good. I wish they had more locations in other areas of LA county. West LA is so far from me but I knew how iconic BAKE cheese tarts are. And yeah the tarts were worth it!

    creme brulee, matcha cheese tarts
    Lauren H.

    These cheese tarts are kind of expensive but pretty good. I visited in the later evening, meaning there was less of a selection. Because it was the end of the day, the tarts were a little dry but after heating up the they were still tasty. I visited another branch in the past and remember the soft serve being my favorite.

    Cheese tarts
    Amy N.

    These cheese tarts are expensive but they're sooooo good. Today I tried the original flavor, honey lemon, and strawberry. All three were good, but my favorite was the honey lemon; I liked that the tartness of the lemon added to the flavor profile. The strawberry one had a pretty light strawberry flavor. I recommend to eat them the day of, because fridging them changes the texture, making them firmer. The shop itself is pretty small, no seating available in the shop, but it's part of Westfield Century City so you could easily find seating outside. Service was standard.

    Tarts
    Kyle M.

    Honestly this place is so good! My partner and I absolutely love how good all the cheese tarts are. There are so many flavors and I feel like every time we try a different flavor, we always have a new favorite! One thing I do wish though is that I wish it was more consumer friendly. The tarts are so bomb but it can be so pricy. Still recommend everyone to try at least once! My Subjective Rating: Food: 9/10 Service: 7/10 Ambiance: N/A

    PRESS BUTTER SAND MATCHA 5pcs
    Regina C.

    Everytime I visit Westfield Century City, I always pass by and look at BAKE Cheese Tart's display. This time, I actually went in and finally purchased a couple goodies! I got the crème brûlée matcha cheese tart and Press Butter sand matcha cookies! The crème brûlée matcha cheese tart was probably one, if not, of the best cheese tarts I've ever had. The matcha cookies were also really good but I would've wanted the matcha taste to have a stronger punch!

    So many flavors
    Jessica M.

    Really delicious cheese tarts! Loved all the flavors to choose from. My favorite was matcha and my kids liked the smores mainly for the marshmallows. They also really liked the apple and peach pies. The store is convenient located in the beautiful century city mall. We picked them up and sat in the courtyard to enjoy them. We even took some home and were able to warm them and they tasted just as fresh the next day!

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    Fiona T.

    Still remember how I used to hunt down this spot in Japan and didn't mind going miles for it... Now I'm so happy it's in LA! I live in the Inland area so I don't come often, but they still have so many varieties -- and I still love the OG cheese tart. Also grabbed a box of their butter sand... can't wait to try! Ig: socalhkfoodies

    Cookies!
    Pratik B.

    Delicious cheese tarts and hand pies, for the first time in America. I tried the special Thanksgiving Cheese Tart... sweet with a savoury touch, essentially the kind of sophisticated dessert flavour profile I'm getting used to as an adult. The location is on the second floor of the Century City Mall tucked away in the corner. Use the interactive maps to find your way there. Parking is free for the first hour, but they don't validate beyond that. The second you get past the free first hour it's $5! So don't dilly dally! Great place ... I'll be back!

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    Katherine P.

    The social media foodies were not wrong about this place. It truly is the best crème brûlée cheese tart. Pretty pricey, but definitely was excellent. The crust was crispy and buttery, filling was not too sweet and just the right temperature and the best part was, of course the Brulée. Who doesn't love caramelized sugar!!! It's located on the second floor in the Century City mall. It's a very small shop, but all you need is to get your dessert and eat it on the go.

    HALLOWEEN TART + CREME BRULEE TARTS
    Juliet G.

    Bake Cheese Tart has the best lil tarts in Los Angeles! We tried the original, creme brulee (matcha + original), raspberry, and a couple with the seasonal Halloween chocolate toppings. Each one was creamy with a slight tang, and the flavors tasted exactly as they were named. The shop itself is quaint, and the outdoor mall is a clean area to walk around. The staff were quick and upbeat. I'd recommended giving them a try if you're looking for a treat that's not too sweet!

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    Eliseo R.

    This spot definitely is eye-catching when you're walking by at the Westfield mall. They show off so many mini cheese tsrts by the window. The smells inside the bakery was heavenly. I couldn't help but pick 2 different tarts to try out!! Original Cheese Tart: Super cheesy and extremely creamy. I like the bread crust that they have. It was delicious I really liked it. The prices are higher than I'd wish for honestly. I don't know if it's really worth almost $5. Chocolate Smores Cheese Tart: It was really good! Lots of cheese in the center still, with added chocolate flavors all around. I really liked it.

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    Ashleigh D.

    We got three of the cheese tarts and they were delicious. We also got a soft serve cone, always yummy. Service was nice and very quick. The store is walk up only however there is seating to the right of the store. The cheese tarts were super delicious. Cheese was super fluffy!

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    Ask the Community - BAKE Cheese Tart

    How much are the Press Butter Sand cookies boxes?

    I believe $25

    Are there vegan tarts?

    Nope, made with dairy and cheese

    Where exactly are they located in the Westfield Century City Mall? I keep calling them but nobody answers the phone.?

    On the second floor across from Haidilao Hot Pot and CAMP

    Do you have gluten-free and keto friendly options?

    Not that I saw

    What time do you close on Fridays? We were there at 7:30pm and someone was still in the store but wouldn't open the door. Why? On the website it says you close at 10pm on Fridays.

    If the store is closed during business hours it's more than likely it's because their is either only one person working and they needed to go throw out the trash for the night. Or they are on their break.

    Do they have soft serve ice cream too?

    No, they don't serve any ice cream.

    Why don't they have matcha or chocolate anymore?

    When I went last night, they had both still. :) I think it just depends on the day.

    What time do they close?

    Should be the same as mall hours: M-Th 10am-9pm, Fridays & Saturdays 10am-10pm, Sunday 11am-8pm

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