Whenever I want to be transported to a makeshift European bakery, then I come to Breadsmith. Mind…read moreyou, I've never been to Europe but that's beside the point, haha. The breads at Breadsmith are fresh and made daily. I don't come here often but I should. I love walking inside to the delightful smell of fresh breads. I first tried one of their breads, the Rustic Italian bread in January 2019 when I bought it from Nature's Oasis in Lakewood, a little cafe and convenience store (see video and picture below). I finally visited Breadsmith in October 2021 and I've been back a few times in 2024. I've bought their white Country Buttertop Bread ($6.75) which can be bought sliced or un-sliced. I've also had their Honey Wheat (I believe that's the name). Both tasted so fresh and good. After 3 days, their breads will start to taste stale because they are made without preservatives. Next time, I'll ask if I can get a smaller loaf of bread instead of such a large loaf because I can't finish a whole loaf by the 3rd day. They also sell muffins, cinnamon rolls, honey, etc. I haven't bought any of those but I've had their pepperoni roll before which was just fine and slightly expensive. I wish they sold croissants. Come here for the bread and stay for the friendly customer service. I'll definitely be back. The cost of all their breads are reasonable. TIP -- They offer a customer loyalty punch card. After you've bought 12 loaves, you get the 13th for free. **** GOAL of 150 reviews in 2024 - 41/150 total reviews in 2024 - 691 total overall Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 2 June 2024

Breads are out of this world good! Try the multigrain marathon bread!! Crazy good! I am on a…read morespecial diet requiring me to eat whole grain breads that are not highly processed--this bakery has saved me!

Amazing bakery and even more amazing customer service! Would highly recommend! Everyone is so…read morefriendly!

Absolutely amazing staff and the best desserts around! A must try if you are in the Cleveland area!read more

Atticus Bread Co makes small batch naturally leavened sourdough using organic, non GMO, unbleached…read moreand never bromated flour from local Ohio farmers! Available at Market 42 in Brunswick with plenty of parking available in the lot! Make sure to check out their Pizza Fridays from 5-9pm baked fresh to order! I paired this Heritage Sourdough loaf with some specialty Oil, Balsamic Vinegar and bread dipping seasonings from The Olive Tap in Medina as a housewarming present! Price was a little on the high side so I did take a star off for that.

Atticus Bread Company is hiding inside Market 42 in Brunswick, a local newish food hall. I didn't…read moreeven need bread. Then I saw their gorgeous bread stand and prep process, I had to immediately have it! The stand specializes in sourdough. I purchased heritage sourdough bread loaf ($12). I also sampled gochujang peppery sourdough, which was so delicious, peppery, and with a little spicy kick. One could also purchase half a loaf for $7. Other items on the menu include buckwheat cookies, mixed berry muffins, and baguettes. Few items were sold out. The bread is very fresh. Service was very friendly. The girls working the counter pleasantly explained bread flavors and answered my bread questions. I'm a sourdough addict, tried many bakeries and private bakers. This is one of the best breads in the city to me. Perfectly crispy on the outside, fresh, soft on the inside, tasty, and aesthetically pleasing. The price is really good compared to other artisan breads in the area. I can't wait to come back and try more menu items! I'm super excited about eating my sourdough!

Pretty solid cake donuts. Moist although not crispy on the outside or anything. Woeful sad yeast…read moredonuts. Dry, bready, lacking icing at least for the chocolate glazed one. The eclair was not bad. The sugar cookie was relatively soft and flavorful. Overall unremarkable.

Their maple crème stick doughnuts are delicious. I buy a dozen and package them for flights back to…read moreSeattle after every visit to the area. The mini lady locks and cookies are bomb too! I just wish they shipped!!

I love this artisan bake house located in the West Side Market. It's quickly become a regular stop…read moreand one of the few reasons I visit the market on a regular basis. What started as an occasional splurge has become a staple. I especially love the red fife sourdough but every loaf I have purchased and sampled has been delicious. Did I mention they have samples?! So, you get a little snack while you're paying for your delicious loaves! The customer service is always great and friendly. And they seem to take a lot of pride in their products. The ambiance is... the west side market. But, it's definitely worth wading through the humans to get to. Highly recommend and I am there so often, just say hi if you see me there!

They participate in the Too Good to Go program…read more Generations of my family have been coming to the Westside Market. The free samples are a nice touch. Fresh bread had to be eaten right away or it gets hard.

Every single time, Always consistent any extremely delicious treat. The doughnuts are the freshest…read moreI have ever eaten. Snoogle Cant be beat. It's puff pastry done in the Right way. Run don't walk!!!!!

Visited a friend who lives nearby Kiedrowski Bakery and she made a lovely charcuterie board loaded…read morewith savories, fruit, and two incredible pastries from this bakery -OMG! The Snoogle (with that amazing cream cheese filling) and the glazed pastry were absolute highlights of the entire tray. I saw the bakery box and knew I had to write a review right away. I'm visiting from California, but I'll definitely be ordering Snoogles online for delivery as soon as I get home!

Paris Baguette, a French/Korean bakery chain, is very much like Tour les Jours to me, and I wanted…read moreto test to see which one of these self-serve bakery chains are better. My boyfriend and I liked Tous les Jours when we went to the Lyndhurst location when it opened about a year-ish ago. It wasn't perfect though and we had some minor quibbles. So while in the Avon area in July 2026, we stopped in for a snack. Inside, it is quite cute! Pretty packaging and lovely baked goods everywhere. Unfortunately, the women's restroom was a bit of a mess. The floor was a little dirty nd the toilet paper holder was busted up. But it wasn't terrible. This was just a snack break for the two of us, so we didn't order a ton. I got the coffee bun ($3.50) and a small korean iced milk coffee ($4.39). My bf got the smores croissant ($5.50) and a red bean bun ($3.10). His croissant was stuffed with marshmallow cream. He had fun eating it. My coffee bun was basically a brioche bun with a dusting of coffee. Call me basic, but I actually really loved it! Although, I gotta know how in the world was my korean iced coffee only 60 calories with all the half and half, whole milk, and syrup? It ended up being too sweet anyway but I did finish it because it cost me almost 5 bucks! I really liked my coffee bun and my bf enjoyed his red bean bun. He ended up wishing he had ordered the smores Belgian waffle instead of the croissant since the smores part of the croissant was only some icing on top of a regular croissant. Overall, I paid about $18 for 4 items, 2 of which we would order again. I liked the drinks at Tous les Jour better as well as the aesthetic, but my coffee bun was a real winner in the pastry department so we will call it a tie. We are glad we finally tried out Paris Baguette!

BUTTERY AND FLAKY PASTRIES!! Established in South Korea so this bakery consists of a mix of…read moreEuropean and Asian baked goods. I finally visited Paris Baguette in February 2026 and I arrived around 6:30am. They opened this Avon, Ohio location in June 2025. I visited a second time in March 2026. Paris Baguette is owned by a South Korean food group, much to my surprise. They only have about 2 locations in Paris, France. Most of their locations are in Asia (majority in South Korea). Other locations are in North America and Europe. ORDER -- Walk in and to your left are tongs and a tray. Pick out your items, place them on the try, then head to the counter to pay for them. Sit inside and enjoy the delicate bites or take your order to go. PASTRIES/BREAD -- Arrive early to get pastries because they normally sell out. They sell milk buns (bread) which is popular in Asia. There are a variety of pastries to choose from. During my 2 visits, I got the ham & cheese pastry ($5), Fruit Bite -- Raspberry ($3.00), a sweet potato pastry ($4) which I got for free because of their free pastry offer, and a pepperoni pastry ($5.69). All of the pastries that I ate were delicious. My favourites were the sweet potato pasty and the ham & cheese pastry. The sweet potato pastry is described as a "buttery twisted pastry with sweet potato and custard cream, sprinkled with black sesame seeds." -- this is a unique and tasty pastry. I noticed cakes for sale by the slice and whole cakes up at the counter. PRICES - Fair and standard. Yes, it will be expensive but that isn't surprising as most bakeries aren't cheap. The reviews complaining about prices should just be aware that this isn't a full asian bakery where the prices tend to be a bit lower. This is a mix of European and Asian. In addition, bakeries will not be cheap. SEATING -- This is a smaller cafe but there are about 7 tables and chairs to sit on plus a counter at the back to sit on. Overall, their baked goods are delicious and fresh plus the bakery is clean. Customer service has always been attentive and friendly. I'll definitely be back. The only downside is if you arrive late, you may not have any options left to choose from plus the baked goods may not be as fresh as evident from my 2nd visit in March 2026 when I arrived after 6:30pm and they only had a few pastry options left. TIP 1 -- If you order the ham & cheese pastry, just simple ask them to heat it up for a few seconds before you eat it which is what I did. Otherwise, it won't taste as good because it will be cold as their baked goods are placed in display cases all day. Who wants to eat cold ham and cheese? Not me (haha). TIP 2 -- Download their app to get a free pastry with a purchase. The less valued item will be free. The sweet potato pastry ($4) that I got was free when I visited in March 2026. If you don't want to download their app, I was handed a sheet of paper with discounts after I ordered so be sure to ask for it when you are paying for your items. I didn't even know about their app yet until after I received the piece of paper with discounts. **** GOAL of 250 reviews in 2026 - 61/250 total reviews in 2026 - 902 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 30 April 2026

This must be under new ownership. I've come here in the past for business meetings to purchase…read moredifferent products and they've always been willing to hand slice things and put it in a box for a party or gathering. Apparently they no longer do that. I was more than happy to buy five or six loaves of different products, but I needed that hand sliced and put in a box. The answer was no. I guess they'd rather not have any sale Than to accommodate a customers needs that are very simple to accommodate. There were no other people in the store, they were not busy and they definitely have a knife for slicing bread. I wound up going to a different local baker who is more than happy to do this for us.

Just left the store. I tried a piece of the sour dough. It was crumbly, dry and tasted stale,…read morehonestly. I returned and asked the girl how old it was. She said your was made on Wednesday, which was three days prior. She took the bread from me and returned to mopping the floor. I asked if it was being refunded and she said she reimbursed my card. I am not sure whose card she was referring to. I told her I paid cash. She handed me a ten back. I would not want this girl representing my business.