... ok... this place is legit. It's not a full bakery, instead it's a bakery that sells large portions of bread. Rolls and loafs. It's a place we have been coming to since like forever. We come here to buy dinner rolls for parties and for home. Always fresh and so good. #IYKYK the bread they use Philippe The Original is sold here. Below is the most recent menu. The service is great. The young man at the register is awesome. Always friendly, helpful and respectful. The area is pretty busy Wednesday-Friday so come here early. read more

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My fiancé stopped by on NYE and bought French and sourdough baguettes. Both were a hit. He let me know the staff was friendly and helpful. Next time I'll have to come in and check it out. read more

Just picked up sourdough baguettes and a loaf. The baguette is delicious even with just butter. Excited to put different toppings and make sandwiches in the coming days. And a Big Thank You to the counter guy who gave me a free bag of baguettes! You rock! Grab a bag of their bread you won't regret it!! read more

Fresh bread all kinds. Baked fresh every day. Street parking always available. French bread and sour dough bread and other kinds.

LOVE this place! I've been waiting for a long time for them to reopen to the public and am so happy they did. The bread is soft and fresh. The young gentleman who helped me is friendly and answered my questions. I purchased sour baguettes and sour baguette minis for $6. They only accept cash. I recommend bringing small bills. Street parking only. read more

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This is the best bread for Sub sandwiches I have EVER!!!had. Customer service is also great and friendly, I really suffered when they were closed for remodeling, If you haven't tried it, you're missing out! read more

My parents have been coming here for years and always love the bread. It was my first time here and I'm glad I checked it out. The best fresh and great tasting bread. I won't be getting my bread anywhere else but here. I bought these small rolls to make sandwiches and a traditional Mexican sweet bread for breakfast. No wonder it's still in business. The young man in the counter was super cool and nice. The place looks like it's been remodeled, looks great. Give it a try, it won't disappoint. Thank you for the bread!!! read more

THEY ARE OPEN!!! Just picked up a sourdough ball for soup today as it is a rainy morning here in LA. Very polite & informative lady at the register. Parking was right in front (Thursdays no parking) read more

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I was hoping to find old-school sourdough like we used to have in San Francisco, but was roundly disappointed. The loaf had a soft crust and there was not even a scintilla of sourness, just a bland loaf of white bread. read more

Amazing bread!!! So happy they reopened! Very friendly team and delicious and fresh bread always! read more

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Love the bread here, even day old bread is still great! Closed on Monday and Tuesday though. read more

Love their bread! It's a must on special occasion dinners at our residence. Definitely must try.

I have been going there since I was a child. I love the bread. I miss the toscanelo bread. They don't sell it anymore

i've been buying there bread for years. but since they re-open bread is not the same! mostly day old or more! miss the old store! read more

JFrisco has opened their small retail store on Thursday, Friday & Saturday. 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. Best sour dough bread south of San Francisco. Prices are average too. read more

It was so welcoming to meet your counter, the young guy was informative and generous with his time. I look forward to make stops more often

They finally opens the store after a long hiatus (Covid 19) they set up like a botique not like before . Parking is not the best . The quality of the Bread has not changed read more

This is the best sourdough bread I have tried in LA, only place that I was able to find it was at the Original Pantry Cafe (while you dine in) , and I just passed by last week and see that they painted the front of their store, and came to yelp to check and read a review saying they are open, I will be going this week to get some bread! You have to try their bread! read more

The bread here is really good. Unfortunately, it's a "cash only" store. It's not posted on website, there is no sign outside of establishment, nor in the store, to alert customers. Cashier waited until she gave us total and we tried handing her our debit card. I am disabled, and it was pouring hard rain that morning. Had to pay fees at the closest ATM available, and came back for my order. read more

Great place! Picked up a dozen or so french rolls for italian beef sandwiches. The bread was super crunchy when toasted up a bit. The person working there was super nice! You can't physically enter the store and there's a plastic hanging barrier to maintain some distance between the workers. I'll be back again if I ever need French Rolls or maybe try out their sourdough next time I'm in the area! read more

Hey Yelp, please make some updates about this business. The retail store of this business is closed and has been since 2020! The commercial baking side is working g to supply wholesale customers but not the public retail store. Parking is bad due to the gates being closed. I hate wasting time and gas to find nothing. read more

I made salmon avocado toast with their sourdough bread and it came out phenomenally. I didn't expect such a soft and fresh loaf of bread, but boy did it blow my expectations out of the water. Look no further for a bakery that is fair in price and convenient enough for you to stop by on your way from or to work. I can't believe how great of a find this bakery is and how cheap the total came out to be! I was so satisfied that I even tipped the front cashier and left with a big fat grin on my face! read more

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This place has been around for a very long time, I remember it use to be on Cypress Avenue by Fire Station 44 since I was a young boy. Been here before I was on yelp and this past Christmas I picked up some bread for our family dinner. Stood outside right before they opened and was greeted warmly by a women, asked for small sourdough rolls but she said they were sold out, she mentioned I can place a order next time over the phone. Took some regular rolls and large sourdough rolls to my brothers house where everyone thought I hijacked a Bread Truck. Delicious bread and very affordable. Street Parking Only. read more

Phenomenally delicious sourdough, Italian & French breads in this blink-and-you-will-miss-it storefront! Came here Sunday at 10:30am, and doors locked, closed sign up & no one in sight. Looking at hours sign, I see "lunch 10:20-10:40" ...go back to car & listen to radio, at 10:39 I glance back at door & it's open. Sliced or whole, all these breads are outstanding, especially the sourd! Amazing crusts! Update: looks like sat & sun now open til 2p. read more

The listed hours are wrong. LUNCH CLOSED 11-11:30 DAILY 7:30-2:30 M-F 7-2 Sat 7-1:30 Sun read more

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Found out after years of eating this amazing sourdough bread from a fancy restaurant it's from here. I need to visit.

I come here to pick up pizza doughballs, which make awesome pies after a little practice. They rise a LOT and are not really pizza dough, but if you roll them flat enough, they make great pies. I don't really care for the bread they make, I prefer a more sour dough, but I only use these guys for their dough anyway so they get 4 stars. Great time saver! read more

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I'm not sure how many years I've been going to Frisco Bakery...over 40, for sure! They have the freshest, tastiest, and cheapest sourdough in the city! My standard order is 2 round sourdough loaves, unsliced, a dozen sourdough 'turf' rolls, a dozen large french rolls (for beef dip sandwiches) and a bag of croutons! If you are downtown LA (in the 2nd St area) this place is definitely worth the short side trip!!! read more

While I may not believe that a bearded Jewish dude rose from the dead three days after being crucified, I'm more than happy to believe the fairy tale that you can get amazing sour dough bread outside of S.F. Because this is the flat out truth that this little hole in the wall bakery in the most unexpected spot of the industrial/railroad area can produce some amazingly good bread. All you need to do now is add the clam chowder and you got yourself a fisherman's wharf experience without all the seagull droppings. As other have pointed out, this place is mainly for whole sale purchases and they crank out a lot of bread daily for various clients. But you should feel lucky that they do keep a small shop open where you can buy it at far better prices than you can find anywhere else. Not to mention that this bread is really fresh. You couldn't get any fresher with it unless you got into the oven while it was cooking. If you're ever in need of a sourdough bread, Italian loaf or french bread - now you know where to go. You will not regret it. read more

This bread is the bomb. Want to be breakfast king for a day? Pick up a loaf. Make a mix of eggs, cinnamon, a little milk (soy works too) and a touch of real vanilla. Soak bread in mix while butter melts on pan. Place egg soaked bread on buttered pan. Give it a few minutes. Flip. Another few minutes. Put on plate. Add maple syrup, powdered sugar, strawberries, whip cream, or whatever . . . and prepare to have the best french toast of your life. Seriously, once you make french toast with this sourdough bread you will never make it with anything else. It's so freaking good! read more

All my life I searched for great sourdough bread that didn't require a trip to San Francisco. This story has a happy ending. My wife and I were driving toward San Fernando Road one day when, while preparing to make the turn from Avenue 26 onto San Fernando, an enormous silo fell into the road right in front of us. At first, I thought it was some industrial accident, but as I reached for the biohazard suit I always keep on the back seat, I saw a towering beast, resplendent with glittering scales; a biped that lumbered along, devastating entire buildings with every step, then turning back to incinerate the crushed businesses with its fiery breath. It had been ages since I had seen Godzilla. After we exchanged a few pleasantries, he moved on. But as I prepared to blast a hole through the fallen silo with my always-handy bazooka, I noticed that the silo belonged to something called the Frisco Baking Company. With a name like that, I HAD to go inside, just on the off chance that they had sourdough that rated better than 3 on the Boudin scale. To my amazement and great joy, the smell of truly sour sourdough wafted through the front door of the bakery as I opened it. Floating a few inches above the floor with my toes waggling to give me meager propulsion, I glided to the counter and bought a loaf, tearing the plastic open on the spot and stuffing an end piece into my mouth. "Halleluiah!" I cried, scaring the crap out of the saleslady. "I have finally found you, my love, my one and only for evermore!" (At this point, my wife joined the saleslady in scowling at me.) Yes, it's THAT good. On the Boudin scale, Frisco Baking Company's sourdough rates a 9.5. It's as close to perfection without having to travel to San Francisco as you can get. And really, who wants to travel to San Francisco, anyway? For the ultimate test of quality, Godzilla loved it, too, and that's one hard-to-please monster! read more

Every workday morning...i cruise into work with a faint but warm buttery arouma of freshly baked bread. Why go to your favorite restaurant or market when you can get it direct from the ovens of the Frisco Baking Company??? Our family has been coming here for years. Parking is tough and watch out for that speeding car on San Fernando! Not too into soughdough but give me a French roll with beans and a coffee.....seriously...my last meal folks! Not fancy(ron and nancy), just bread .....all that your little basket can carry. Keep on Yelping! read more

still endorse the sourdough boule with cinque stelle. it's the best thing since sliced bread! o wait: it is that very sliced bread -- i love to watch the lo-tech bread-slicing machine in action. it is still revolutionary! saw a hipster food truck picking up buns here for westside audiences. it was kogi or some rolling burger joint. there's nothing like the aroma of sourdough that fills up your car on a warmish day, thus compelling one to lace into the loaf while on errands... highly recommended. read more

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This place made me sad. Mostly cause it was a fake-out by the Yelp reviewers. I was incredibly excited because of all the high ratings. And then... It was just meh. One might even say it's a little on the "bad" side. For one, the bread tastes like it's industrial made bread. The texture was dry (even though the bread was made just that morning). The crust wasn't really thick or thin. And worst of all, the flavor was so flat. I used the french bread for bread and cheese that night for dinner. Even the hubby made a comment. "Why does this bread taste like a rock?" was his complaint. Needless to say, I was disappointed. But the real reason I was there was not for the french bread but for the sourdough. My usual sourdough bread is Trader Joes Rustic Sourdough bread for something like $2.99. When I compare my usual Trader Joes bread to the one I bought from Frisco Baking Company, there's simply no comparison. Trader Joes has them beat on taste, texture, mouth feel, and even smell! At least the mistake wasn't expensive: the french bread and sourdough loaf together only cost me $4.30. read more

Great little place. Delicious aroma the moment you walk in. They have many choices of the freshest breads and will slice any loaf. They offer a huge discount on day old items. Friendly service and very reasonably priced! Cash only, opens early but does close for lunch around 11- 1130, check door sign. Its a great local place to visit at least once. Take $5 cash and you'll walk out with the base for a couple of delicious sandwiches! read more

My father worked at Frisco baking for 36 years, I remember the pizzas and pies he would bring home freshly baked and warm, I have to stay their French rolls are the best with a tall glass of milk! Iv had some great memories with Frisco! read more

Try to get there early before the single loaf selection is whittled down, and be careful pulling away from the front.... For some reason there is always a biker comin round just as I am leaving... or a truck passing a smidge to close... Wish I could add more, but the superb history lesson from SD and the mouth watering meal suggestion from TT pretty much sums up the warm and fuzzies I get here. read more

Frisco Bakery has been a long-standing neighborhood business. The retail store front was closed for remodeling in January. For now the bread is still being sold to local grocery stores. read more

Went to purchase bread today and they were closed , which I arrived at 12:40pm and on Yelp it states they close at 1:30pm. The rude young lady pointed her finger at their sign outside of their store and low and behold it says that they close at 12:30pm. I rely on calling the establishment or their website or Yelp. Change your hours so one does not have to waist their time. read more

Great find for fresh baked bread in Los Angeles. Before going be sure to check on the hours as they seem to fluctuate even from the posted hours. And some sites have the hours completely wrong. read more

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