WOW! Life changing. Going to dream of the bacon rosemary croissant tonight. Staff were awesome…read more Patio so cute.

Super cute shop located on the small strip. There's a garden shop nearby you can walk around, or…read moresome seating outdoors to enjoy your coffee. There's coffee was tasty and the staff was very friendly! They also have merch including some cute stickers.

Food was pretty good. Service was pretty normal…read more Very cafe style of environment. Must stop? I wouldn't say so, but if you're close by give it a try.

I love this place and the quality of the coffee and MOST of the pastries have been consistently…read moregood for the last several years. When I visit I usually order a Breve Latte and their incredible Spinach, Tomato and Feta Croissant! I can also heartily recommend the Banana Cream Pie and Meatball Sandwich! My son enjoyed their BearClaw. The plain croissants could be bigger for the price. Personally, I would skip the scones. They look pretty but I've tried all the different flavors over the last few years and they left me underwhelmed. Scones are always best freshly baked, right out of the oven.

Came in on the weekend and barely missed the growing line. Cute little house store-front and small…read moreshop inside. Tables and seating outside if you wanted to enjoy your baked goods there. I purchased the pain au levain, in lieu of a baguette, for $12. The price is pretty steep for a loaf, but seems to be the going rate for these smaller boutique bake shops. The bread itself was warm when I purchased it, which was awesome. Enjoyed it with my coffee, but did find it to be a little doughy on the inside. Good flavor, but not something I would come back for. I'd rate it a solid 3.5. I also purchased the chocolate chip cookies. I think I completely went brain dead when I bought these, because I did read they were gluten-free and vegan, but still bought the pack of 6. Man, they looked like chocolate chip cookies, but didn't taste like chocolate to me, at all. For a regular chocolate chip cookie lover, it's a 1 star. For someone looking for a gluten-free and vegan cookie, this could be a winner. Maybe.

Hello! You had me at absolutely charming!…read more First of all, I've never been to Morro Bay and it was probably the only torrential rainy day in a Century. Being from Seattle, I'm nothing but used to the rain. But this little visit to the bakery warmed my heart. As we drove to the bakery we stopped at Morro Rock, , so I could actually see the amazing 23 million year old monolith. So fun to see the surfers out there! As we started driving into a neighborhood to get to the basket, I was like, "What? Am I going to Gramma's house?" And then, we pull into the freaking cutest little beach house with a garden that made the bleakest day make you feel like sunshine and rainbows. Upon entry, the baked spices and smells blow your olfactories! Yummm! We felt the young lady was very overwhelmed with all the baking!! And maybe our dumbfoundedness was overwhelming. Or maybe I was overwhelmed with so many amazing options and goodies!! She had just pulled something out of the oven. We ordered lemon curd and raspberry tarts, brownies, curry croissants, ham and cheese croissant, french onion soup croissant and some other cookie that someone snuck in on the sly. Sadly, there was no seating there, so we had to take everything to go. Luckily we were only 10 min away. Everything was epically delicious. Especially the flaky curry croissants!!!! They really know how to do it!!! If we had more time we would try their bread. I can't imagine what this place is like when it's peak season but it must be crazy! It is a must visit!!!

We received excellent service at this veteran-owned coffee bar. Our drinks were very good! There is…read morea nice back patio where we sat and relaxed for a bit. We highly recommend Rock Espresso Bar!

While searching Yelp for a coffee shop, Rock Espresso Bar came up as one of the most popular…read moreoptions in the area. With so many reviews, I was looking forward to giving it a try. Walking in, you can tell this is a classic neighborhood café. There's nothing overly fancy about it--just a few tables, a small pastry case, and, of course, coffee. One thing that surprised me was the music choice. They were playing what sounded like punk rock, which felt a little out of place for the atmosphere of the café, especially since many of the customers appeared to be older adults. For my order, I went with a blueberry muffin and a cappuccino. The muffin was fresh and flavorful, and the cappuccino was well made. Overall, I was happy with both items. The reason I'm taking off a star is because the employee working during my visit used a lot of profanity while speaking. I understand that casual conversation happens, but I don't think that kind of language is appropriate in a café setting where customers are trying to relax and enjoy their coffee. Overall, I would recommend this place if you're looking for a quick grab-and-go coffee or pastry. The food and drinks were good, but the atmosphere wasn't ideal for sitting down to study, work, or have a conversation with someone.

Yummy food. Ham, cheese, and egg croissant was good. Breakfast burrito too, but if you don't like…read morecilantro, don't get it with salsa!!! You've been warned! Friendly service and warm vibe. Comfortable bench seating inside. Would go back if in the area again! Street parking available.

Fantastic set up. Love All the decor, Great service…read more Excellent coffee and food Can't wait to go back

Superb breakfast. All gluten free. Plenty of Sweet and…read moresavory options. Coffee was fantastic. Cute courtyard

I would suggest that on a busy day that patrons be advised that they may wait for a half an hour in…read moreline and then another half an hour (or more) for the food. Instead, you're told when you get to the counter to order that it will be 30 minutes for your food. It was actually closer to 40 minutes. We waited because we had heard wonderful things about the Hidden Kitchen. We were very disappointed in the waffle itself. It was extremely dry and unflavorful. If it wasn't for the aïoli, it would've been completely inedible.

While in Cambria, CA, taking in the sights and sounds, I heard good things about Linn's pies. And I…read moredo luv me some pie. So off we went to Linn's Easy As Pie Cafe. Just look for the building with the whimsical cartoonish pie statue out front. Darn cute! So many pie flavor choices. Slices, mini pies or whole pies. Sweet or savory. Plus the cafe menu includes sandwiches, wraps, panini's, salads, soup, stews, comfort food entrees, and hot dogs. The young man working the counter was fantastic. Sincerely friendly.welcoming, extremely helpful, and knowledgeable about the menu. Provided great recommendations. We ordered a hot dog $10. All beef. It was split grilled served with side of potato salad. And a slice of olallieberry pie $7. The dog had a nice quality snap, good flavor. The potato salad for me was just ok. The pie was heavenly. Perfect thickness of crust; it was dense, flaky and tender all around yummy. My tastebuds were doing a happy dance! The cafe has a charming farmhouse interior. The cafe interior tables were fitted with plastic table cloths. Not a fan of those. The back patio was super cute. The area is compact. Gorgeous flowers and plants all lushly thriving and blooming. Whimsical metal sculpture art . Water fountains that gave off a calming trickling water sound. The windmill structure was pretty cool. Dual purpose of up cycle art and patio cover. Almost every table had a huge umbrella providing shade. Next to the back patio are the restrooms housed in its own stand alone building. Could use a refresh. There are a few spots in the car lot in the back. But the lot is tiny and hard to maneuver about for larger vehicles.

Stopped in with the family as we were driving down from Big Sur because I was told that it was the…read moreplace to have a slice of olallieberry pie. A quick online search will tell you that an olallieberry is a cross between a blackberry and a raspberry and it's all delicious . I had a slice of pie a la mode. My daughter had an olallieberry cream puff and my partner had a slice of cherry pie. All were so good, especially with a nice cup of coffee. We sat in the outside garden patio area on a lovely late spring day. It was perfect. The service was friendly and yes it can take a little long, but it's a small shop with one guy doling out the pies, so be patient , it's worth it.

Nice little coffee shop everyone was going to to get that coffee fix. We were in town for a day or…read moreso and woke up thirsty for coffee. I had an Americano and wifey had a Vanilla Latte with milk! They were both delicious and hot and good. I also had a blueberry muffin and it was good, I should have heated it up Nice little spot in town where people are friendly and nice

First time trying this place, and the coffee was excellent. I ordered a cappuccino and really…read moreenjoyed it. I also tried a blueberry muffin, but it was a bit disappointing. It didn't taste freshly baked, and the texture made it seem like it may have been made with oil rather than butter. It wasn't bad, but it wasn't something I would order again. The coffee alone would bring me back, but I'd probably skip the blueberry muffin next time. Good quick service. Small inside seating area.