La Spiga is the best Italian bakery in Dallas, hands down. It may look like a hole in the wall but the food says otherwise. Pasta salad is the best I've ever had. Would highly recommend, especially the catering! I LOVE LA SPIGA!! read more

Absolutely wonderful food!! You really have to look for it, on a small side street off Midway. It is worth searching it out! Sandwiches on fresh baked breads, cookies were amazing. Even big, homemade potato chips. GO!! read more

La Spiga is amazing!!! I go there every Saturday for my gal pal nights for wine nights!! Their bread is sooo fluffy and it makes them feel "some type of way!" It's so amazing and I recommend it to anyone looking for a good bread to go with their wine nights!! read more

The pork sandwich very good. I also got the carrot cake. It was good but a little dry but still flavorful.

Cinnamon roll was really good. The bread was good not too much cinnamon, I could of had few pinches more and butter taste. Now the icing was awesome with cream cheese taste. Purchased another bread that my family loved. We took the remainder of loaf to the grill so it was bread 2.0. Definitely will be back read more

What a gem! Stopped in for a quick lunch during the work week. We made it in just before noon and super glad we did. This is a small place with 7 or 8 tables which fill up quick. I'd recommend getting in before or after the lunch crowd or even just to pick up a to-go order. I got the pasta with chicken, ham and mushroom sauce and it was EXCELLENT! I would recommend it if you've up for a home cooked meal. read more

It's always good, crowded during the week and they have the best fresh bread of almost any place I've been. It's kind of divey, out of the way and the food is very good. I do recommend this place if you are in the area. read more

I don't think there is an adjective to rightfully describe this place. I will just start by saying...it is AMAZING. I ordered the Italian Sub and a Double Chocolate Cookie. I will start with the cookie-- it is the size of my face. It is also the softest cookie I have ever held. Once you taste it there is no turning back (you might have to hide it if you eat with someone). The sandwich was everything you would expect (and more!) from your typical 3 meat Italian Sub. The bread was delicious and the portion was perfect (I could only eat half in a sitting). While waiting I highly recommend sampling their breads. I tried the egg bread and the jalapeno cheddar - both were OUTSTANDING! This place will become a regular lunch spot. What a great not-so-secret spot in Addison! You won't be disappointed--at least if you love bread you won't be! read more

Great little place for a nice lunch . A must go! Good fresh food and good prices . It's a real bakery so the bread is to die for. It's small but great. Worth the trip at lunch time. But go early. read more

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I love this place! You have got to try it. Great sandwiches, cookies and cup cakes. Need to get a cake next time. Staff is great.

This is a GEM tucked away in Addison! Delicious scones, muffins and breads (that's all I have tried so far so that's all I'm rating today). Extremely fresh and very cheap! It is by far my favorite bakery in the metroplex. It's so good I owe it a review. The latte was ok, not the best I've had, but the baked goods is what will bring me back! read more

Very quiet lil place good food great price,friendly staff good bread cakes pies dessert.was really really impressed

The perfect intimate casual restaurant! The bakery has less than 10 tables - with nice china for a unique experience. The pasta was amazing! Quick service. read more

Tomatoes - since our first meeting when your slippery seeds gagged me as they slid down my throat and I realized how absolutely horrible you taste and how atrocious your texture was... I swore you off as my arch-nemesis and vowed to rid this world of your very existence. You've tricked me numerous times, trying to disguise yourself as a paste, liquid, condiment, red bouncy ball alongside my salad - but you never won me over. You are much more cunning than I give you credit for and La Spiga helped you trick me good. They cleverly put you in the sun until you dried completely up and got rid of your seeds, then folded you into dough alongside provolone cheese and black olives. I guess they got the memo on my olive and cheese weakness, suffice to say - I could not leave without trying this - Provolone/Sun tomato/Olives bread. You see how they wedged you between the cheese and olives? It was like a deadly sandwich I was doomed to eat - only... it was... bread. Yeah, okay, so maybe you are tasty and I have to get this bread every time I go to La Spiga. I know you're laughing that evil laughter as I chew my way through a loaf of this bread, but I don't care, it's worth it to go against my values! Tomatoes, you may have won this time, but I'll get you next time! As for you, La Spiga - yeah sure your breads are baked fresh daily and yes, your Cinnamon Raisin bread is so soft and LOADED with raisins (yet another food I'm not that fond of), but you deceived me. My real complaint, other than the betrayal, is that your chocolate chip cookie is completely TOO LARGE, it's too thick, too round and has way too many chocolate chips! Not to mention it's just too melt-in-your-mouth. Clearly something needs to be worked on. Oh, and your brioche is pretty good too. La Spiga, watch your back, 'cause I got my eye on you, you saucy minx. read more

Holy crap on a cracker, this place rocks. In my search for lard bread in Dallas, don't ask if you don't know what lard bread is google it, I came across La Spiga. They don't have lard bread, but what they do have makes up for it. I had the cold Italian sub and my dad had the hot pastrami. First, this place has some of the best value for your money in Dallas. I got a huge, and I ordered half, sandwich for $3.95. They baked the bread themselves. Also, the potato chips are fresh and home made. It's a tight dining room, so you definitely get to know what your neighbors having. One guy had the Mozzarella salad with Pesto and it looked and smelled delicious. There were some kids that ordered pasta and it smelled great. This is going in my rotation. Everything was fresh and homemade. read more

This place is all kinds of deceiving. A bakery that looks like a construction site trailer. An "Italian" bakery run by a bunch of Hispanic women. I mean, I was expecting some plump old grandma named Carmella to greet me at the door or something, throwing little cannolis into my mouth. It's not that this place is bad, I just didn't find anything very impressive. I mean, with a string of nothing but 5 star reviews I expected my tongue to be jumping out of my face as I walked out of the store trying to sneak back in . I thought it was a decent place to stop off in the morning for a few baked goods on your way out to work. The selection is pretty small though for a bakery. I would have liked to see a few more options for the breakfast menu. Whatever. Somehow this place stays in business but that is beyond me because it is in the crappiest location. It looks like they should be displaying carpet samples instead asiago cheese breads. Anyways, the cookies are OK but not spectacular. The croissant is buttery and flaky, but lacked that fresh crisp necessary to call it worthy for a repeat visit. The best croissants leave a pile of flaky goodies in your lap and creases in yours shirt, which you have to brush off you as you get out of your car so as not to look like a fat lard at work. The best thing I had was the raisin walnut scones. It was one of those experiences where at first bite I thought, "Meh, it's okay," then as I continued to inhale it I began to think, "Alright this thing is pretty good." It was not as sweet as expected which is why I was initially slightly crestfallen, but I began to warm up to it as the meal continued. With a nice glass of milk, this is a pretty decent breakfast choice and worth checking out. read more

After reading about this place in the Yelp Addison newsletter, my husband and I decided to pick up takeout for lunch yesterday. The pork medallion sandwich is just as good as everyone says it is, on perfect cibatta bread with zippy horseradish sauce. I also got a cup of the potato garlic soup and it was delicious and unlike any other potato soup I've had. The spouse kept stealing bites from it. Also sampled their chocolate chip and sugar cookies which were the size of small cakes (actually the sugar cookie looked like it was baked in a small tart pan). Both were fantastic. I guess the only let down would be the bags of ruffles instead of the advertised "homemade" chips. Still - I'll be returning. read more

Just stop to drop off load here in Texas and I was in the middle of no where .....havent had breakfast and ibsaw a little heaven in front of me La Spiga's it reminded me of home in Mexico fresh bread and fresh food on the spot ....got a creamy roasted garlic soup .....and a delicious warm turkey and ham ...with a side of warm bread with cream cheese and jam I could not stop wanted more I will be back here again read more

This place is seriously good... My husband works within walking distance and heard about it from his coworkers, SO on several occasions, we've had lunch here: the shitty on the outside, fantabulous on the inside bakery that you almost miss if you aren't looking hard enough. You park out 'front' of what appears to be an old receiving dock with steps leading to a glass door - giving it a very industrial feel. :) However, once you step inside, the feeling changes to a small town feel: walls decorated with baskets and old farming tools, a glass case displaying freshly made cookies, and desserts, wood tables and chairs, soup cauldrons and a shelf behind the cashier lined with fresh baked bread. Your reasonably priced food choices are on a menu reminiscent of the old chalk board. I usually get the Italian sandwich on egg bread heated or half this sandwich and a bowl of their delicious handmade soup (tomato basil, cream of mushroom and garlic potato) or the caesar salad. It takes approx 5 mins for them to bring your food out. In the meantime, they have yesterday's breads displayed for your sampling pleasure... of which I've tried (rosemary, jalapeno cheddar, rye, wheat, 9 grain, calamata olive, rustic milano, and more) I really don't have anything negative to say about this place. The one time I ordered their caesar and thought it had TOO much anchovy, they refunded it and even offered to remake the dressing!! Carolyn is super nice. She runs the register AND owns the place. It does get crowded sometimes, but rightfully so and I just heard they are closing down for a month or so. Perhaps they are remodeling? So hurry and get in before they go big! :) read more

La Spiga Bakery - Bakeries Near Me - Addison, Texas

I love La Spiga for their half price, crazy good bread special but most recently, I decided to dine in. I looked over the sammies and soups and tried to weigh my vegetarian options. I decided on the quiche florentine with a cup of soup. I asked the lady behind the counter which of the soups was vegetarian and made with vegetable stock. She grunted (literally) and pointed at the ingredient list pasted to the front of the big soup kettles. Oooookkkkkay, how was I supposed to know those were there? Finally, she takes my quiche out of it's wrapper and sticks in an oven and then slams it down in front of me on a plate later. I wish I was joking but she was so angry. It was only 45 minutes before closing so I don't know if she was anxious to get out of there. It wouldn't have mattered anyway because as I sat down to enjoy my quiche and potato soup, crowds of people came in to buy bread and soup. She was just as rude to them! She picked up her cell phone and chatted a million miles a minute in Spanish while communicating with her customers through gestures. She also slyly chatted about customers in Spanish to the other workers. She quickly stopped when she realized I was following every word that was coming out of her mouth. On the bright side, my food was delicious and I still love their bread, especially at half off. Three stars for take out, one star if you stay in. read more

My favorite little cafe for an intimate brunch, or lunch! Feels like a nice European cafe with lots of options and for a fair price! Not to mention the fresh bread! I go every year in early fall for the best tomato basil soup! read more

This place is surprisingly close to everything if you're in the Addison area. Top quality artisan breads and some of the freshest and most creative salads, soups and sandwiches this side of San Francisco! read more

Hidden Gem! Worth a stop! I recommend looking at the menu before many regulars frequent this place on their lunch breaks and they want a quick in and out. They have a bread bar in the back with different treats! read more

I visited this bakery twice to make sure I gave it a fair review. My first visit I ordered the chicken tarragon sandwich and while waiting I noticed what I found out to be pepperoni cheese bread. Both the sandwich and bread come home with me. The place is tiny - maybe 9 tables. While you wait you can head to the back of the dining area and sample several of their breads - yesss! Some people mentioned that the woman behind the counter was rude, but in her defense, we had a family run restaurant growing up. She's just busy and wants to get your order taken and move to the next person. Anyhoo, getting back to the sandwich - it was just meh in a very bland way. Would love to try it with maybe a tapenade or something else to perk it up. I noticed on the way out that most diners were eating the chicken caesar salad which is what i went with on my second visit. The dressing had a mustard base which made it different and it came with a big side of parmesan cheese (yay!). Chicken was better - lots of pepper so there was a little bite to the salad. Was good - not great. Haven't tried the breakfast menu but noticed that a basket containing sausage biscuits and kolaches from the morning was marked 50% off. Oh, and that pepperoni cheese bread? Off the freaking hook! Seriously, warmed a few slices in the oven and dipped into marinara and you have instant pizza! read more

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Great food and atmosphere. It's off the beaten path! I love how you can see the kitchen from the dining room. With so much food bourne illness it's good to be able to look up and see a clean kitchen while your food has a being prepared! Keep it up! read more

The food is high quality, with fresh, warm bread. The location is odd, to say the least, and the hours are odder. Staff was nice, but for a similar or better experience, La Madeleine, Paradise and others do it better. read more

The pork sandwich here is fantastic if you dig on the swine. Can be a little hard to find a seat during lunch but the counter along the back wall is often forgotten. The bread is great but go EARLY for best selection. read more

Had a great experience today at lunch. Very tasty and very affordable lunch and really delicious dessert. Definitely coming back. The lady at the register was very courteous and explained the menu to us read more

Thanks for our local Bakery! Its an honor to eat their bread. I have eaten the hamburger buns and the hoogie buns. I love it and wouldn't eat any other place. read more

I was so excited about trying out this place as I spent 4 years living in Italy and since moving to the US I've missed the delicious cornetto al cioccolato at colazione. So, I stopped in on Saturday morning and ordered a cappuccino & chocolate croissant. Unfortunately no chocolate croissants were left so I opted for an almond croissant, which transpired to be an almond Danish pastry and not a croissant at all. I also took a loaf of the Rosemary bread which the girl kindly sliced for me. Once I paid she advised I would get my cappuccino in a minute. She then proceeded to serve the couple who were behind me in the queue, they wanted four loaves of bread, all sliced... All the while I was stood waiting for my cappuccino. In the time it took her to slice the four loaves another couple in the queue gave up waiting and left, I'd have liked to have left, but seeing as I was still waiting on my cappuccino I had no choice. Finally after the couple behind me had paid and were able to set off on their merry way I asked her to get me my cappuccino which she did. Unfortunately what I was ended up getting was not a cappuccino, what I was served was nothing more than a very weak latte with a bit of milk froth on the top. Needless to say I was extremely disappointed. On the positive side the Rosemary bread is delicious but unfortunately this place was far from what I had expected. read more

i usually go to la madeline for some crusty bread.. but i decided to check la spiga out.. the bread samples were quite tasty.. the calamata bread and the cheddar, garlic bread are fantastic.. i opted to get a rustic tuscan bread.... although it wasn't very crusty.. the bread is really good.. there were also plenty of people having lunch.. and the food looked decent.. i'll have to check it out some time.. read more

Great little hole in the wall joint. The pasta was really good. Only gripe, I wish the place had more seating. read more

Great! Walking into the warm sweet bakery smell was wonderful! The chicken salad is different because it's mustard based, but still good. The dried olive bread was my favorite! read more

Sorry La Spiga, I had high hopes for this place from all the great yelp reviews. The tomato soup was both bland and incredibly salty while the mushroom penne pasta (sans shrimp) was also very salty with an added bonus of a weird slimy, clumpy texture. I hope things change, might give it another shot in a few months. read more

Fresh baked breads and delicious soups and sandwiches in this hole in the wall gold mine!

Brownies and cookies are delicious! Their pasta is pretty good also. I work down the street so this place is such a convenient place for me to go. It has the cute little bakery place feeling. I would've never known it was a walk in bakery if I had not looked on Yelp read more

This bakery with a small restaurant. I ordered the chicken tarragon sandwich which was pretty good. The house salad is great as well. While waiting for my sandwich, i was able to sample a few slices of bread from their bakery. I ended up buying a loaf of bread for like $2 since it was during happy hour. Great place and the prices are very reasonable read more

What a great small time bakery/lunch spot. This place is walking distance from my office which is great for days that I forget my lunch. Their sandwiches are tasty and their salads are filling (my favorite being the chicken salad salad). They also provide cakes for office parties and sell bread to a lot of the local restaurants. read more

This place was a very pleasant surprise. Went there for lunch today and it was awesome. I had the cream of mushroom soup and sampled some bread. Both were great. Very inexpensive and so much better than Corner Bakery or other overpriced concept restaurants. read more

You would expect an Italian bakery to have decent Lasagna and Pizza but no....It was EDIBLE (at least for my bf). The pizza crust was somewhat of a breading crust that's not crusty with what seems to be mozarella cheese but didn't have the same stringy texture and dry up way too quickly. The Lasagna was barely edible. The tomatoes sauce was too salty and the cheese was questionable because it smells rotted like one of those godawful cheese you would eat and spit out immediately. It was definitely not for the faint of heart. On the positive note, the salad was fairly fresh and the roasted red pepper was tasty. The place is cute with other items that I would like to try but after my first time experience here I don't think I will go back. read more