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    Juniper

    4.5 (455 reviews)
    Closed 7:30 am - 3:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Croissants
    Ryan S.

    Came here on a weekend afternoon and there was a healthy line outside. It moved quickly though, and they were still making fresh pastries! We tried a few different croissants - the pain au chocolat, cubano croissant, tomato bomb, and breakfast sandwich. All of the croissants were really good with a nice crispy texture. I preferred the sweet croissants over the savory, but having both was a nice balance. The staff were really friendly and we were luckily able to find some seating inside. A nice place for a quick breakfast/brunch!

    Black sesame kouign amann
    Alex M.

    I'd been looking forward to trying Juniper - mainly for the black sesame kouign amann - but also to check out the hype (all of my friends and coworkers told me that I must visit). I ventured to Juniper during the late morning rush, and while there was a line out the door, it moved quickly and the bakers were hard at work keeping the pastries stocked throughout the morning. As I waited in line, I admired the impressive selection of sweet and savory croissants. Since I visited during the summer, many of the pastries featured fresh tomato and stone fruits. While I was tempted to try one of each, I was on a mission during this visit to try the black sesame kouign amann. When I placed my order at the counter, I was served a fresh-from-the oven kouign amann - this rarely happens! I couldn't resist trying a piece as I left the bakery, and it was indeed exquisite. The black sesame kouign amann from B. Patisserie is my gold standard, and Juniper's version is a close contender. While the black sesame flavor is much lighter and the texture fluffier than the B. Patisserie version, I liked the abundance of the crispy edges (as well as the year-round availability). I will certainly be back to try more of Juniper's pastries.

    Seasonal fruit danish
    Sophia H.

    Visited on a Sunday afternoon around 11AM, and the line wrapped around the store. The line moved fairly fast (~15 min wait), and there were menus posted outside the door to look at while waiting. They still had all their items in stock, including the seasonal fruit danish and elote danish. I opted to try the cubano croissant since it was labeled as award winning on the menu. I was surprised to find a decently thick cut of pork inside the croissant, since most croissants are typically rolled with thinly sliced pieces of meat. The croissant was flaky and buttery. Definitely a must try for a savory option. There are a few tables at the back of the bakery to chat/eat but it can get crowded when people are waiting for their items. Solid spot for delicious pastry items!

    Claudia T.

    Unfortunately today I will have to give a 3 when it is usually a strong 4 to 5. I think their system of waiting in the back of the line if you're ONLY going to get a drink is inefficient. I usually don't want a pastry, just a drink but to wait in the long line and behind people who are taking their time (as they should) picking their pastries and when there is usually another person available is, again, inefficient. I'm sure with the obviously incredible creativity they have in making their pastries they can spare some to come up with an alternative more streamlined system for a drinks only line.

    Jacqueline C.

    Came here on sunday around 11 and the line was around 15 mins. I got the regular croissant and the ham and cheese croissant. Both were good. There are about 10 small tables inside the bakery and some bar seatings by the window. Will come back for their other pastries if I'm around but probably won't make a trip out of my way here.

    Elote danish
    Diane N.

    Juniper is in my top 3 bakeries you must go to in San Francisco! I have been here a handful of times already and can confidently say everything I have had here has been exceptional and delicious. The pastries are all flaky and crispy, and you can tell they were crafted by a true craftsman. I think what makes Juniper so special is the selection of unique flavors they have. My favorite being their award-winning Cubano croissant, their black sesame kouign amann, and their choux pastries. I do want to call out how much I appreciate the amount of savory pastries they have since I don't always want a sweet treat the moment I wake up. To note, Juniper is typically busy, but I have never waited in line for more than 10 minutes, even on weekends. They also have a lot of tables for seating, but because of the flow of people, it might be difficult to find a spot. Stop by here if you're around the area! They are also a sister shop of Saint Frank, so you can get some coffee while you're here as well.

    Black sesame
    Austin N.

    Juniper is a cozy little cafe on the corner of a busy street. They serve unique pastries and have a nice drink menu. Lots of variety here. Service was a 5/5. I was instantly greeted and personally recommended a pastry. Shout out Chris and Jess for their outstanding service! All the staff at Juniper are so friendly, you can really tell they enjoy working here. The Chai Latte was nice and creamy. I do prefer it a little stronger and less sweet, but there were no sugar adjustments. Still recommend chai lovers to try this drink. I'm not the hugest pastry fan, and with a quick glance around the room, it seems like most people just came here for the coffee and ambiance. Overall, a sweet spot to chill and do work. Next time I'll try some of their food options.

    Raspberry Almond Croissant, Ham & Cheese Croissant, Cold Brew
    Mariel M.

    I've seen Juniper on social media and saw I was in the area and decided to give them a try. I got the raspberry almond croissant and my boyfriend got the ham & cheese croissant with a cold brew. I was a bit hesitant because I'm not the biggest raspberry fan, but I really enjoyed it! The almond and raspberry paired really greatly together, and I could only imagine how much better it would be if it were fresh. We came at around 12:30 on a Monday and the pastry selection seemed a bit slim, but I do believe they are constantly baking items throughout the day. There's a good handful of seating indoors, and I did enjoy that they allowed you to enjoy the pastries there. Would love to try other items from Juniper in the future!

    Fadia W.

    This place was lovely!! visiting from out of state and we stopped by, there was a bit of a wait but it goes by fast. Come earlier in the day as they tend to sell out towards the end of the day. The cappuccino was smooth, dark and really good. We also tried the raspberry almond croissant which was to die for, as well as a pain au chocolate and a regular croissant which were all great.

    Pinky A.

    I found this lovely place by accident after walking around Polk street looking for donuts. lol I saw a line of people waiting to order and got curious. Checked out the menu and it piqued my interest after I saw words like yuzu, cubano croissant and mojo pork! Service was fast and friendly! They accommodated my request for a box (an option) but they didn't have a bag, I had to carry this beautiful box with my hand which was inconvenient but fine by me. They were definitely kind enough to help me check for available pastries in the back even tho the chances of them being gone (since it was afternoon) were high. I appreciated the effort and their willingness to do this. Overall I would recommend it! I love their croissants! Plain croissants and special ones- you can't go wrong! Ambiance is wonderful, quaint hallway with seats for you to relax. It seems it was packed when I came in so I couldn't sit and chill. Perhaps another time when I am in the neighborhood I can just relax and enjoy a book with great pastries.

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    David H.

    First time! An extension of Saint Frank coffee and what a hit. Long lines but it moves at a decent pace so don't let it scare you from waiting. Great menu options of pastries and drinks. Wonderful service. Casual ambiance with limited seating. Drinks were on point and the pastries were beautiful, sweet and an overall delight. Check them out.

    Mulberry lemon, kimchi bacon Danish, Cubano
    Victoria Z.

    Mulberry lemon cream (10/10): Wow so glad I snagged their seasonal mulberry pastry in time! So delicious and fresh. Loved that the cream was not too sweet or overpowering either. Cubano (7.5/10): not bad but seemed to be lacking a bit of punch. I think it could have used more accidity honestly as it was most cheese, meat, and bread. I personally would get the kimchi bacon instead Kimchi bacon Danish (9/10): loved this pairing! Pastry was flaky and crunchy and the kimchi brightened the pastry very well Definitely coming back in the future!

    prebaked Croissants
    Norris T.

    First visit here based on a friend's recommendation, and this place has quickly become one of my favorite bakeries in all of San Francisco. Their croissants are straight fire, super flaky, buttery, with that perfect crisp exterior and airy layers inside. My personal favorite is Black Sesame Kouign-Amann is next level with its addictively crispy caramelized edges and that deep sweet earthy black sesame flavor running through the center of it. The seasonal choux are always creative and delicious, and the Mulberry Lemon Cream Danishes are bright, tangy, and also addictive, with that fresh mulberry flavor cutting through the rich cream. Everything tastes fresh and is made with care. The staff is genuinely friendly and helpful, which makes the experience even better. The only downside is that it can get crowded fast with lines out the door early, especially on weekends and holidays. Go early if you want the best selection. Nothing pretentious, just excellent quality pastries done right. The croissants and Black Sesame Kouign-Amann alone are worth the trip. 5 stars. Juniper Bakery is a must-hit spot and deserves its spot on my Top 5 SF bakery must-haves.

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