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    4.5 (82 reviews)
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    Indoor seating
    Jen-Ann L.

    A simple, straightforward cafe serving drinks and pastries. Personally, I found the drinks to be much better than the food. I loved my hojicha latte. The ham and cheese pain suisse was incredibly beautiful with delicate baked thin strips across it, but the flavor was a bit one note, and a bit too salty at that. The staff work hard here. Everyone seemed very busy. There are a lot of places to sit and most if not all of them are full. They have so much turnover that we had to clean our own table. Overall, I'd like to try other offerings and definitely go back for the hojicha!

    Outside front
    Abby C.

    I would do anything for another peach and pecan danish from here. Oh my goodness, that was the best pastry I've ever had. Morning buns are my #1, but that easily TOPS it. Quick service! Open kitchen concept so you can see everything being made right in front of you. Minimalist woodsy aesthetic. Only downer is that they're currently only open on weekends, but I will say this spot is worth waking up early for! I would love to come back and try their plated menu items.

    strawberry banana passion fruit scone
    Jenna P.

    Pastry Cat absolutely lives up to the hype when it comes to their pastries. Everything looked beautiful, and for the most part, the flavors matched the presentation. The standout was easily the Ham & Cheese Pain Suisse. The pastry had an incredible crisp, caramelized exterior while staying buttery, soft, and flaky inside. The ham-to-cheese ratio was spot on, and every bite was rich without feeling overly heavy. My only complaint is that it was served cold. I really wish it had been warmed up because I think it would've taken an already amazing pastry to the next level. The Breakfast Biscuit Sandwich was another winner. The beef and pork sausage tasted house-made with well-balanced spices, the fresh chimichurri added brightness, and the herbs paired perfectly with the savory sausage. The egg was cooked just right, and the biscuit itself was moist, tender, and the perfect vessel for everything inside. For sweets, the Hazelnut Orange Financier was moist and delicious with great flavor, though definitely on the sweeter side. The Strawberry Banana Passion Fruit Scone had really unique fruit flavors that worked well together, but it was very sweet and just a little too sweet for my personal preference. I also ordered the Oat Matcha Latte, which was probably the weakest part of the meal. It wasn't bad, just also not good. The milk-to-matcha ratio leaned heavily toward milk, so the matcha flavor got a little lost. The matcha wasn't fully mixed/suspended so it wasn't the smooth consistency you hope from a matcha. That said, I'm not too surprised since they're clearly a pastry-focused shop, and that's where they shine. Overall, I'd absolutely come back. The quality of the baked goods is impressive

    Drink menu
    Julia C.

    Outstanding and fresh pastries. The breakfast sandwich was perfectly salty and greasy, perfect to split with someone so you can have a sweet pastry after. I loved the financier, it had a spiced flavor to it. We also got the peach croissant and as expected, no notes. 10/10. The restaurant fills up quickly, I didn't try their coffee but will next time. Their menu seems to rotate frequently with seasonal specials. The neighborhood is nice, lots of families and it is located across from a park.

    Outside. Friday late morning line.
    Annie Y.

    I've tried Pastry Cat pastries when they had the pop up at Offbeat Coffee. The line is always out the door and often sell out on the popular items. When I heard they opened their own store in East Sac, I was excited to go check them out at their new home. As of right now, they are opened on Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 8 AM to 1 PM. I stop by on Friday at around 11:30 AM and the place was packed. The line move pretty quickly but by the time I was in front of the counter, almost everything is gone with cookies and plain croissant left. Sigh~ I didn't want to leave empty handed and got the Earl Grey Brownie, Diamant sable, Chocolate Chip Cookie and Matcha Latte. Their Matcha Latte is probably one of the better ones I had in Sacramento. You can taste the matcha and it's lightly sweeten and smooth. The Diamant sable cookies were a nice treat. Not too sweet, light and buttery. I'm not crazy about the Earl Grey Brownie, even though I like Earl Grey tea. It's not doing it for me. They also serve lunch from 11 AM to 1 PM. The braised pork rice bowl sounds good. I hope to try the Black Sesame Almond Financier and Cherry Pistachio Almond (or one of their seasonal) Croissant next time and will have to aim to get there at 8AM. Street parking only and somewhat limited.

    Tomato toast with fresh tzatziki
    Leslie F.

    I understand the hype, but when the hype deters you from visiting, I'm not sure it's good hype. The store is so small, no wonder there's always a line down the block. I was fortunate enough to visit on a slow Monday, so no line. The counter service was pleasant enough. The tomato toast was killer! Such fresh ingredients and really well constructed flavors. The other one I tried was okay but didn't hold up to a couple hours in a to go box. While everything was tasty, I'm not sure a 45 minute wait and $20 for two items is worth it all. Not sure I would come back but I get the social media craze.

    Za'atar Gruyére
    Ben T.

    We've been here a couple of times now, and love it. Arguably my favorite pastry shop/bakery in the city, please note that lines can get long. The staff are all cool though, but because of the foot traffic, they may have to be the bearer of bad news and tell you that by the time you pull up to the front, that stuff may be sold out. To ensure the baked good or dish you want is still available, heavily encouraged to get there early. Everything I've had here is delicious, and we haven't had a bad bite yet. While they are all delicious, arguably the standouts include the cherry pistachio almond croissants, za'atar Gruyére croissants, and lap Cheng and cheese scones. We had some of the dishes, and enjoyed them. The French toast is next on the list to try, and they look incredible. We'll be back again and again.

    Canelé  Za'atar Gruyère Croissant  Danish  Matcha Yuzu Almond Cookie  Ham & Cheese x 2  Coffee Choc Croissant × 2
    Dylan V.

    Really good bakery. I don't go to many bakeries, but I enjoyed almost everything here. My favorites were the Za'atar Gruyère Croissant. The spice was really good with the savory cheese. The Coffee Choc Croissant was super flaky and nice texture. Canelé also had a nice contrast in texture between the spongy inside and the slightly crispy outside, and it didn't reek of rum at all. Danish was solid and a nice sweetness level, Ham and Cheese also had a nice salty melted and crispy cheese and savory ham. I actually didn't like the matcha yuzu cookie that much, but it's a really spongy cookie. A line. I came at like 9, had to wait a bit. Nice place to sit and eat at.

    Earl Grey Flan, Genimacha Blueberry Coconut Verrine, Spiced Pear Jam Almond Croissant, & Matcha Yuzu Almond Cookie
    Helen H.

    Congrats to the owners- from pop-up to storefront. The location is located within a cute neighborhood. My friends managed to come on a Friday, so parking wasn't too bad. There wasn't a line either, but I would say it was busy. After ordering, we sat at the bar since all the tables inside were taken. Luckily, we saw a table open up after our pastries were delivered. My name was shortly called to pick up our drinks. While the rice bowls (lunch) sounded good, we decided to order a few pastry items to share. My favorite was the ham & cheese pain suisse- flaky. I also enjoyed the cherry pistachio almond croissant, but wish for more pistachio flavor. The salted honey croissant bun and miso brown butter cookie that my friends picked were just ok. The cookie was a bit too sweet for me. I also ordered a refreshing hojicha latte. We bussed our own table after we were done. I look forward in trying their future baked offerings.

    Darci K.

    Pastry cat is no longer just a pop-up at your local farmers market and other places, it is a true brick and mortar location. Located in East sac/Sutter Park, it definitely has that neighborhood feel to it. They have both indoor and outdoor seating, and people bring their leashed pets to sit outside. Both indoor and outdoor are pretty limited with seats, so keep in mind. You may need to get your treats to go. You stand in line, and from what I can tell, there is always a line, to order at the counter, and then your items are brought to your table. Many of the items are on their regular menu and they do have seasonal items such as the cherry pistachio croissant that was being offered. They only had one offering of a breakfast Sando, and I was hoping for more of a protein push, and they graciously offered to make just the patty for me. The patty had an unusual flavor. And almost tasted like they perhaps add cinnamon or something to it. Definitely not a fan. The Matcha latte was delicious and I had them add date syrup to it. This combo really made for a tasty drink. I really enjoyed the cherry pistachio croissant. I'm not a fan of pistachio and was hesitant to try it, but I'm so glad that I did. It definitely taste like hard work and love. The couple that own and run pastry cat are very present and you'll see them bringing food to the tables and interacting with their favorite customers. I love that it feels like a neighborhood location and we need more of these type of places throughout Sacramento. The price points are on the higher end, but you also will not find most of these items anywhere in or around Sacramento. Definitely worth a try!

    Josiah H.

    We stopped into Pastry Cat for the first time, on a late Sunday morning. My girlfriend was familiar with the owner back when they bothe had pop-up shops, and did events at the same location. Once we arrived there was a small line out the door which we assumed would move rather quickly so we decided to wait. Because Pastry Cat is still in the soft opening phase, there was a limit on pastries per customer which was noted on sign inside & outside of the establishment. Ultimately we waited maybe 30 minutes in total before it was time was us to order inside, and we ordered the following: Coffee: Vanilla Latte (hot) Vanilla Latte (iced) Pastries: Vanilla Rum Canele Matcha Yuzu Almond cookie Miso Brown Butter cookie Chocolate Chip cookie We originally planned to have coffee and a biscuit breakfast sandwich and a French Toast plate and then taken some pastries home. But theu were out of the biscuit sandwiches, so we just oped for the coffee and took the pastries home for the family. We will have to try the plates next time though, because as we sat at the bar tables and waited,we saw a French Toast dishes be plated and it looked amazing! Overall l: Drinks were good, I only tried some of the Canele which was good but not my thing; my girlfriend really liked though. The coffees were good too.

    Sarah T.

    Been here almost every week for the last month. Not only is the neighborhood super cute with a playground across the street for the parents, but the food and drinks here are amazing. It's no secret that I have been a fan since her pop-up days and been following her from Creative Space to Scorpio coffee to Offbeat Coffee. Still one of the best pastry chefs in Sacramento. She set standards high with the Pistachio Cherry Crossiant and the sparkling Passionfruit Matcha. Been my summer obsession so far and I can't wait to see what the new fall menu is going to be. The new savory Biscuit Breakfast Sandwich is not to be missed. I typically don't even like biscuits but this housemade one isnt as crumbly which I appreciate. The chilled corn soup with Crossiant croutons is delicious, only wish I ordered more. Obviously, I'll be a frequent guest as the seasonal menu keeps changing.

    Cortado and a canele
    Will P.

    Rode bikes here with a friend this morning. Great location in an ideal neighborhood. The patio is small but lovely. And the shop nice but cramped if you're hoping to stay. Coffee and canele was bliss. The latter especially was the perfect three bite pastry and the best instance of the tray I've tried. I didn't love the coffee's flavor which is probably more a matter of preference. Plan to wait a little bit for drinks if it's busy.

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    If you want something fancy and elegant, come to Estelle. I came on a Tuesday afternoon and the…read moresmall parking lot was full. Thankfully there's some side resident parking. Walking in, the line was short but the staff took a really long time servicing people. Since it's a 2hr drive from SF to Sac, you know I'm about to bulk buy. The case had a good selection but quite a few were sold out already. Everything looks really delicious but I had to control myself. Almond Croissant $7.50 - I don't remember what this tasted like so it must've been standard. Matcha Croissant $9 - Don't let the price deter you because for $9, you get a big filling croissant and it was honestly so delicious. The dipped part was like a white chocolate matcha and the inside matcha filling was so good. I don't know how but I fridged it and ate it the next day, IT WAS STILL CRISPY! This was the highlight and highly recommend getting it. Blueberry Choux $11 - This was also really good too. The blueberry filling was creamy and delicious. It tasted really fresh. Macarons $2.95 each - Standard stuff. I got a Thai coconut cream and this is a flavor I haven't seen before and recommend trying it! In summary, highly recommend trying this place. It is on the pricier side but if you're like me and don't go to Sac often, I would give this place a try and buy extra!!

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    This place is so friggin cute. I watched it progress over the years from a small little bakery shop…read moreto an area with seating and games/vending options. The cakes here are always a yummy treat. Never too sweet like their sponge cakes and their specialty fruit cakes . Would def come here all the time if I didn't fear being obese or diabetic

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    2.1 miMidtown
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    We've stopped in a few times now, usually on the weekend while walking through the city. I have…read moreheard Monday's are the day to visit though, because they offer sweet and savory biscuits (though you need to pre-order). It's a small shop and there's usually a line, but they move pretty quickly and it's nice to have time to decide what you're going to order. On my last visit we picked up a couple brownies, a cookie, and one of their savory corn muffins with bacon and jalapeno. All the items are prices well, and are very fresh. I loved the brownies, especially the one with nuts. They're the perfect fudgy texture and while they're a good size, it's hard to stop eating them once you start. I recommend stopping in early for the most variety, they're the type of spot that once they run out of something it's gone for the day, and everything I've tried so far has been delicious.

    Came to Midtown Bakery for Biscuit Monday's! They a have bunch of little goodies, but if you're…read morehere for their biscuits, you have to preorder as pickup is from 7-9 am. My boyfriend and I finally had the time to come on a Monday (after the gym lol). We ordered a couple of items to try and I'll tell you I was full after a couple of bites and it carried me for the rest of day. We ordered jalapeño cheddar and classic sausage patty, egg, & cheese biscuit sandwich and biscuit 2 pack: blueberry and brown sugar biscuit. While picking up my boyfriend was recommended the cinnamon roll and he caved and got it! We had our pickup time at 7:30, but we showed up a little early and got our food around 7:20. There was a bit of a wait since there were some people ahead of us, so I'd recommend you going a bit earlier than your time just in case you're in a rush. We headed home to try everything. We really enjoyed the biscuits themselves as they didn't leave a dry or grainy feeling in your mouth. They had a good crust while being airy and light inside. The sandwiches were good, but they were anything crazy. Size wise it is small for the price you get, but I get it. It's all house made and fresh. We definitely think the biscuits themselves are the standout. The blueberry and brown sugar biscuits were a sweet tooth's heaven. The cinnamon roll wasn't too sweet either and had great texture and basically melted in your mouth. I never knew about midtown bakery before midtown biscuits so I would definitely come back to check out their other items, while getting those biscuits!

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    2.2 miOak Park
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    went in a couple days ago on the hunt for local sourdough bread. Faria bakery popped up on the map…read moreand I figured I'd give it a chance. best decision I've made! A woman by the name of Janet was super knowledgeable in helping find the sourdough I was looking for. she also hyped up the pastries to the point that I had to try one (made from sourdough as well) , and it didn't disappoint. lastly I figured I'd try a latte and order a brown sugar latte with oatmilk... and she killed it! definitely hit them up and ask for janet.

    Great service!!! Super nice. Airy and bright dining area. Ordered the ham and cheese croissant and…read morethe Mceggggg. The croissant was super flaky and served warm. The mceggggg was amazing! It's huge. I dug in an had to take a huge bite - no fork and knife action. I wanted all the flavors for a perfect experience. The special sauce seemed like some kind of aioli. And the tomato jam delicious! The milk bread was amazing and the top was kinda toasty. I tried the Peachy Plum Shrub drink which is "housemade peach and plum syrup with an apple cider vinegar mixed" together. If you like that vinegar flavor - it kinda reminds me of a kombucha- it was delicious! If you don't like that flavor don't order it. We got a couple hashbrowns but TBH they reminded me of well fried Trader Joe's hashbrowns - really nothing special But still yummy. We asked for hot sauce - got a couple Cholula packets. We had already gone to a coffee place before coming here so we didn't get coffee but plenty of other people around us did. Enjoy the inside seating or the patio. And if you eat too much like I did... walk around soak Park or go spend some money at Strapping next door. (BTW - I hate ordering at a kiosk... they do that here but you can also order with the amazing human at the counter. He also looked up ingredients for us in consideration of an allergy.) They have full size pizzas on Thursdays. Can't wait to try more here.

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    Paris Baguette - Strawberry Croissant, Almond Croissant, Plain Croissant, Vanilla Latte

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    4.0(805 reviews)
    1.6 mi
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    This was my first visit to Paris Baguette, and I'd definitely come back!…read more We ordered two medium iced vanilla lattes along with the hash brown bread with ham and cheese, an almond pain au chocolat, and the very berry pastry. The iced vanilla lattes were really good. The pastries were the highlight. The almond pain au chocolat was perfectly flaky, and the filling was absolutely delicious. The very berry pastry was my favorite. The cream was light, fresh, and had just the right amount of sweetness, and the fruit on top tasted fresh and sweet. The hash brown bread with ham and cheese was very dense and filling, making it a great savory option. I loved the self-serve pastry setup and appreciated how large the bakery selection was. While some items looked a little fresher than others, there was still plenty to choose from, and everything we picked was delicious. The bakery itself was very clean with plenty of comfortable seating, and I noticed they even offer WiFi, making it a nice place to work, catch up with someone, or just enjoy a coffee. It was fairly busy and a little noisy, but there were still plenty of open seats. Parking was also easy thanks to the large parking lot. The only downside was the service. The staff wasn't unfriendly, but they also weren't especially welcoming. I also had trouble hearing the employee calling out completed drinks, so I ended up waiting around 10 minutes. It's possible our coffees were ready sooner, but I didn't want to crowd the pickup area. Our total came to about $30 for two coffees and three pastries, which felt reasonable for the quality and portion sizes. Overall, this was a great first experience, and I'd definitely stop by again the next time I'm craving a coffee and pastry.

    The selection was very good and offered a great variety of both sweet and savory items…read more My main issue was with the savory items. I asked an employee to toast them, and she said she did. However, when I bit into my croquette and garlic frank, they were still cold inside. Since I had requested them to be toasted, I expected them to be warm all the way through. I called the store afterward to ask what their standard procedure for toasting items is. The employee I spoke with told me that it "just depends on the worker and how they toast it." That response didn't make sense to me. I would expect there to be a consistent standard for preparing food, especially when a customer specifically requests it to be toasted. the attitude I received came across as very much "I don't care,"

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    Pastry Cat - bakeries - Updated September 2026

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