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    Reunion Bread

    4.6 (243 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 2:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Cream puff with red craquelin
    Edie A.

    Reunion Bread has moved to its new location on Pearl Street, and it is as busy as ever! If you want a good selection, arrive early, as both savory and sweet items will run out. They open daily at 8am and are closed on Mondays. We arrived on a Saturday at 10am before an appointment in the area, and a customer in front of me scored one of the last cream puff flavors of the day (sadness), so I had to go with a runner-up flavor (still delicious). This location has a more open, airy space with its own cafe seating area and shelves stocked with items from local vendors. A cool hand-painted mural in bright blue adorns the wall by the seating area. My bestie and I split the Spanish Empanada--a great savory treat with a flaky crust. We also shared a cream puff filled with a thick, not-too-sweet cream, pistachio, and mango puree.

    Almond croissant

    We went for breakfast and to try their pastries. I had the Eggsession breakfast sandwich. It was very good! The bread was the best. It was substantial. I was sad when I finished. My husband had the lox and egg. He also loved it. Again their bread is delicious! I've been trying out almond croissants around town and Reunion's is DELICIOUS! The croissant was cut in half and the top was flipped and stacked on top of the bottom. It was like a boat holding toasted almonds and creamy almond filling! Flaky crunchy and toasty! Sooo good! I will be back!

    S. Pearl menu
    Kayla Z.

    "Best bakery in Denver" is a tough category to win but Reunion is always at the top. Their move to a bigger space in South Pearl opens them up to all kinds of possibilities and I can't wait to see where Ismael takes it. There's nothing here I haven't tried and loved. A nata is a must-try, it's one of my essential food groups now. You will have to get there early for the best selection and expect a small wait, even immediately after they open but I can promise it's worth it in every way. They have a couple seats and tables inside and out front if you can't wait until you get home to dig in.

    croissant and pastel de nata
    Erica C.

    Probably my favorite butter croissant in Denver. It is just so flaky and airy. Pastel de nata was fine but not standout. Also tried their pecan chocolate chip cookie which was more of the gooey thick types of cookies. They seem to always have a line but it moves at a reasonable pace. Parking in their lot is limited but sounds like they're moving to South Pearl Street in March 2026.

    Chocolate croissant and iced vanilla latte

    We were lured into this little shop by the smell of fresh bread and pastries. Having never been in before the lovely lady behind the counter offered us a small sample. After that I don't remember much because I was in heaven. We bought way more than we needed because everything looked so delicious- and it truly was. We sat in the small seating area for a moment to enjoy our coffee and take it all in. Plenty of seating outside too. Next time I'm in this area I will definitely be back.

    Sara C.

    This bakery is the real deal. The croissants are light and fluffy with so much flavor. The Venezuelan sticky bun was unique and delicious - a soft and sweet "sticky bun" . The nata, which was probably my favorite, was a flaky, crispy pastry puff filled with a really delicious custard in the middle - not too sweet. The service is quick and the people are very kind. The prices are fair. 10/10 visit.

    Sandwiches, Almond Croissant, Chocolate Babka and Vegan Banana Bread
    Sunshyne R.

    In the eclectic neighborhood that South Pearl street runs though you will find Reunion Bread Company. You will smell it and see the crowd before you see the doors. This is the second one of these stores and I promise, it is a place you do not want to miss. Immediately as you enter, the smells of crusty, fresh, sourdough and pastries greets you. I came in today looking for Nada, a flaky, creamy, egg custard that would take us back to our time in Lisbon, Portugal. I ordered ahead to make sure I didn't miss out on these beauties. There isn't a lot of seating room but it was a gorgeous day. We watched the team behind the counter preparing the scratch baked goods, This team was like a well oiled baking machine. The kitchen was super clean and there were racks of beautifully made pastries and loaves of bread ready to be added to the cases. We grabbed our natas and went outside. For a moment, we were transported right back to walking through the colorful streets of Lisbon! The pastry was buttery, flaky and absolutely perfect. The cream of the custard was eggy and sweet, covered with the lemon perfect dusting of cinnamon. This was an absolutely incredible experience and just what we were looking for on a sunny Saturday morning. I definitely will be back and urge you to not miss this experience! You won't be sorry!

    Ciabatta
    Jerry S.

    What a fine bakery Reunion is and even better since they moved from RINO to South Pearl St. Glenda bought the Country Sourdough Bread yesterday and the quality of the dough, crust, crumb, all were superb and exceptional. I liked what I saw from a baking standpoint that I decided to pay them a visit around noon today and had the opportunity to visit with Ishmael, the Venezuelan owner to talk about his baking style and sourdough baking in general. I showed him pictures of my artisanal sourdough baking there was an instant simpatico among bakers. I also ordered a ham and gruyere cheese croissant, an open almond croissant and a Golfeado, a Venezuelan sweet bun, these latter three never made it into the pics as I consumed the ham and cheese and brought the other two back to Glenda to enjoy, which she... and I did! Sorry about that! Ishmael gave me the ciabatta to try and I'll save this for later or tomorrow. Quality and customer service are what Reunion stand for and I'm sure I'll definitely return to try more breads and pastries. Very highly recommended! Btw, every time I visit a bakery, rest assured that I usually get on my running shoes and do another well deserved five to seven miles to work off the caloric load.

    Pastries
    Lexi R.

    Atmosphere: Reunion Bakery has a lively and welcoming atmosphere. There was a line when I visited, which shows how popular it is, but everything moved quickly and efficiently. It was a fun last-minute find, and the energy of the place made the experience even better. Food: I tried one of their croissant-style breads, and it was delicious crispy on the outside, soft and buttery on the inside. It was definitely a messy choice, but completely worth it. Everything tasted fresh, and they also had ham and cheese sandwiches that looked great. I didn't get to try the coffee this time but I'm looking forward to coming back to try it. Service: The customer service was excellent. Everyone working there was friendly, helpful, and quick, even with a line. The staff made the experience smooth and enjoyable. Price: The prices were very affordable. I don't remember the exact pricing, but I believe it was around $15-$20 for three baked goods. Which felt reasonable for the quality and freshness. Overall Experience: Overall, Reunion Bakery delivered a great experience from start to finish. Delicious, freshly made food, friendly and efficient service, a fun atmosphere, and fair pricing. It's definitely a place I'll be returning to.

    Nata
    Maria B.

    This bakery is always crowded or sold out. Go early, and you might have options to choose from. The staff is busy, the check out is limited to one person and if the person ahead of you placed a big order, you will have to wait a good 5 minutes. It's worth the wait. I got a nata and a greyere and ham croissant. The nata hits the spot with the subtle and sweet custard. The pocket is crispy. Now, the croissant - i am amazed that the layers did not flake off and make a total mess of my car. It is the first croissant i have encountered that holds its form. The whole experience is even better when you get to park out front instead of the garage.

    Mattie Y.

    Absolutely amazing little bakery tucked inside the Source hotel! Really love all the pastries here; they're all good, but the Natas are to die for. People who work there are super sweet and clearly experienced. I come here any time I'm in the area.

    Soroosh P.

    The egg tart is a touch too sweet for my liking, that being said the pistachio almond chocolate puff is delectable and sells out quickly. I apparently got the last one. No seating this is a grab and go type bakery. Want to try the seeded breads next time. Expect to wait in a line if you're coming in on a weekend. Don't be late they sell out quickly.

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    Phoebe C.

    Their ham and gruyere croissant was one of the best! The almond croissant was unique as it was baked three times when other places are usually twice baked. Their coffee was okay, since they use oat milk from Chobani. There's plenty of seeing outside with other restaurants within the same space. There's definitely a line, expect a 20 minute wait or more.

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    BEST bakery in Denver IMHO. Consistently excellent bread and pastries. We love the vegan banana bread and frankly, everything on the menu!

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    YOU HAD ME AT PIE I…read moredrove 1 hour and 22 minutes to meet a friend here and it was worth the time and price of gas! SERIOUSLY! Don't underestimate PIE...LEGACY PIE as a reward for yourself no matter how far you need to drive to get there!! Do I have pictures? Sadly no. I gobbled my cherry hand pie down so fast that my Grandma Lucile would have chastised me for my rude behavior! My friend ordered the chicken pot pie and it looked so yummy I bought one to take home to my husband. I enjoyed the curry hand pie and boy - what a fantastic flavor in pie crust! Double Yum! My only regret today is I didn't buy a few more mini pies to take home to my freezer! Way to go small business! #pieisawayoflife PS The store is very cute and decorated with fun little gifts or treats you could make as a hostess gift when you stop to get a pie to bring for dessert. #DontwalkRUN!

    I was impressed with this bake shop! I stumbled into it as I was looking for somewhere to get a…read morechicken pot pie, but found a couple of other good things while I was here. I tried the hot and read buffalo chicken sandwich, and the pork green chile. I thought both were good. Definitely more emphasis on the bread in these than you would get somewhere else, but that is to be expected with it being a pie shop. I liked the pork a little bit more. They were more filling than I expected but also I didn't think about how much bread there was until after. Also got the key lime pie for dessert later in the day which I loved. Good amount of whipped cream, and had great flavor. Not too crumbly on the crust either. And finally I did get the take and bake chicken pot pie. Which I thought was excellent. Fair value for the size, I think. The large got me 3 meals but probably could have stretched it to 4. But it was so good that I just kept eating more. Had good amounts of chicken in it and good ratio with the veggies. I would definitely return here. Would definitely get the pot pies and key lime pie again. I wouldn't go out of my way to get them, but if I was in the area and needing something quick and easy to eat, I would get 1 of the hot and ready sandwiches too - I thought they were fairly priced too.

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    Inside the mix berry
    Overview of the pie shop
    Overview of the pie shop
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    Rebel Bread

    Rebel Bread

    4.7
    (98 reviews)
    0.9 mi

    Exceptional food, and they offer classes!…read more Took the pasta class with friends, and it is fabulous! Easy to follow instruction, fun instructor, excellent food. Highly recommend.

    Good pizza making class for total beginners. Less so if you own a different pizza oven than theirs…read more Took the "Backyard Pizza Affair: Cooking at 900 Degrees" class. Honestly it was just okay for us. I'd say it's worth it if you're a complete beginner at pizza making, but here's the catch: in the class they use the mini Gozney ovens, and we have the full-size Gozney Dome. Practicing on a different oven than the one we'd actually be using at home was a bit off-putting, since so much of pizza making is dialing in your specific setup. That said, I still learned plenty that carried over! It's a 4-hour hands-on class, and you get to mix the dough, practice stretching, and launch your own pizza. The instructor, Gage, really knows his stuff and he was great at explaining the why behind each step, not just the how. I walked away with genuinely useful skills like freezing the dough and shaping technique. It's about $148 a person. The nice touches help. You get a pastry before and a cookie at lunch, plus a detailed recipe packet (dough variations, freezing, mixer methods, the works). And Rebel Bread is a working bakery, so it's a fun space to be in. My other note: the class runs long, and I wish it had been a bit shorter and tighter. For someone who's never made pizza before, I think it'd be worth it. For us, already set up with our own oven, it was a nice experience but not essential.

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    Inside the Tiramisu Croissant Knot
    Inside the Tiramisu Croissant Knot
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    Reunion Bread - bakeries - Updated July 2026

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