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    The Baker Next Door

    4.2 (204 reviews)
    Open 7:30 am - 3:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Moderate noise
    Dogs allowed
    Outdoor seating

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    Veerawan T.

    Cute little spot in downtown. Long sometimes can get long and seating may be limited. They offer both outdoor and indoor options though. Service was super friendly and knowledgeable of the different pastries. I ordered a warm chai latte, a classic and this bread that had a fruit/pistachio. Flavor was interesting. Nice decor inside with lots of lighting. Perfect place to study, catch up with friends, or grab quick bites after a workout class :)

    Liege waffle
    Eddi-ray C.

    Incredible. Just from stepping foot in the door the vibes were immaculate. The service was quick and the cashier was extremely friendly! Only stopped for a snack so I can't rank the coffee but my waffle is absolutely delicious. I would stop again anytime I'm in the area! 10/10

    Focaccia veggie sandwich, strawberry croissant, ham and cheese morning bun, iced vanilla latte and a cold brew
    Vu N.

    Stopped by this cute bakery on a nice Saturday with the love of my life last week. We ordered: * Ham and cheese morning bun (8.9/10) I thought it was good, nicely salted. * Strawberry croissant (9/10) super flakey and very jammy. * Focaccia veggie sandwich (9.2/10) I actually enjoyed this sandwich a lot! I like how they utilized radish here as a sandwich feeling. It was a refreshing bite for a warm day. * Vanilla latte and cold brew were delicious. I like that the cold brew didn't taste acidic. The service was friendly and we got our food in a reasonable amount of time. We also managed to find a seat outside so overall the experience was great here for a chill brunch.

    Tiffany M.

    Loveeee this bakery cafe!! I came up upon this bakery while I was waiting for some friends in the area. I was intrigued by the aesthetics of the cafe. I walked in and there was quite a bit of people in line so I decided to check out their pastry. I ended up getting a mango coconut roll and a raspberry kouign amann and both were super delicious! It was flaky and flavorful just how I like my pastries. I would come here again next time to try their matcha and coffee.

    Bakery inside cafe
    Mina M.

    My dad and I went to this highly-talked-about cafe after his appointment! Their hours, 7 am to 3 am daily, usually don't work with my 5 pm finish, so having the day off was the perfect opportunity. I was really hoping to try their morning bun or monkey bread, but unfortunately, both were sold out. However, I did get to try the Kouign-amann pastry and a peanut butter cookie. The peanut butter cookie was amazing. It was not overly sweet or intensely flavored, with a lovely peanut butter cream filling between two cookies. We also ordered two cappuccinos for my parents and a caramel latte for myself. The total came to about $28 for everything, which feels pretty reasonable for the Bay Area. The cafe itself had a really great vibe. Very cafe-like with a unique decor that blended old-school bakery charm with modern touches. Parking was a bit of a trek; we ended up parking quite a distance away on a residential street to avoid paid parking and walked a bit to get there. It's definitely not the most convenient location for parking. Despite that, the place was packed, which is always a good sign! The service was great. They took our order efficiently, and while we waited, it was clear this is a very popular spot. I'm determined to go back and try those morning buns and monkey bread!

    Breakfast sandwich with choice of bacon
    Han W.

    Stopped by Wednesday morning for a breakfast sandwich and a flat white. Sandwich was well assembled with the highlight being the perfectly crunchy, slightly chewy bread. Coffee was good too. Decent amount of seating, especially when outdoor seating is considered. Good selection of sweet and savory pastries. Definitely a nice bakery in downtown Redwood City!

    Too many delicious choices!  Ill be back
    Mrs. T.

    Outstanding bakery. The rhubarb pistachio confection was weep worthy with the almond snail just a tear behind! I would have posted a photo of the crumbly more-ish currant scones but the scatter of crumbs on my car seat would not a dignified photo make. but they were a welcome escape on the six hour drive home. The greeting was friendly, the bakery pristinely clean, and the drip coffee? Hot and robust!

    Blueberry muffin & latte
    Syd G.

    My business journey brought me into the Bay Area for a few hours around breakfast time. Of course, I relied on my fellow Yelper's to find a good bakery for a hot cup of coffee and pastry for breakfast. Your reviews were spot on. This place is on Main Street and with there already a line at 8am, I knew it was good to be good. The smells of fresh baked goods overwhelmed me as soon as I walked in. It looks high end but I was pleasantly surprised the prices were reasonable. $11 for a fresh blueberry muffin and a latte. So many awesome choices too. The best part was sitting at the bar watching the prepare all the pastries for baking, right in front of us! Loved this place and will come back any chance I get!

    Vanilla latte, Shakshuka pastry, & iced Americano
    Kyla G.

    Cute little bakery/coffee spot in Downtown Redwood City! I went on a late Sunday morning and the line was long but it moved quickly. Despite how busy it was, we were still able to find a table and get our food quickly. They have some seating inside and a few small tables outside as well. The vanilla latte was smooth and a little sweet, just how I like it. We got a liege waffle and shakshuka pastry, both of which were nice and flaky. The liege waffle was perfectly sweet and the shakshuka pastry had wonderful flavor. We also got a ham & cheese quiche and a breakfast sandwich. The quiche was 10/10! My friend really enjoyed the breakfast sandwich but wished it came with a sauce. Overall, we would definitely go again for their pastries and a quiche!

    Pain suisse
    Jonathan C.

    Cute cafe with lots of natural light. Pain suisse: Their take on a chocolate croissant. Nice flaky layers. Chai latte: They do a great job with lovely chai flavors. Definitely one of the better ones I've had. No WiFi, which is a downside for those looking for a place to do some work.

    Inside bakery
    Loralei P.

    The Baker Next Door is a hidden gem that's absolutely worth the visit! Everything we tried was incredibly fresh, beautifully made, and full of flavor. The pastries were perfectly flaky, the bread was crusty on the outside and soft on the inside, and the coffee paired perfectly with every bite. The cozy atmosphere and friendly staff made the experience even better. You can really taste the care and quality that goes into everything they bake. Whether you're stopping in for breakfast or an afternoon treat, this bakery is one you'll want to keep coming back to. Highly recommended! We were lucky the lines weren't too bad and they weren't out of their signature items.

    Salmon tartine + egg
    Carine B.

    This is a spot I often either take people to, or recommend people stop by. Everything is pretty excellent from the bread, to the pastries, to the menu. I definitely feel like I'm eating healthy when I eat here (by no means is that a complaint... I actually love that it feels like life in each bite). My favorite dish is the salmon tartine with the poached egg added, but we've tried the Croque monsieur and it's excellent. I've also had the poached egg on toast with Kale. It's pretty tasty but a slightly too salty for me (both times). There are some pastries that are staples, and then there are some that rotates. I have a sweet tooth and love most of their sweet pastries. However, this is one of the few places where I love the savory pastries and would probably even prioritize those! I've also taken home a loaf, but I don't love that. I can't purchase a half loaf. It's what stops me from regularly buying bread here. I realize I can freeze some of the bread, but I don't have a large freezer. In my experience, I have found the staff to be helpful and friendly. Sometimes I have questions and they are patient while I make up my mind. I also noticed that when they work together, they seem to get along. I find that positivity in the culture translate into food made with love... A bit of a generalization, but it's something I've noticed. When the spot was first opened I hesitated to review. I remember walking in and being overstimulated by the music and the bright lights. Seems like they have figured it out now which I really appreciate. I often enjoy sitting on the bar stool, watching the kitchen work.

    James L.

    I stopped by after lunch nearby, and caught them shortly before they closed. The interactions with the staff was very brief, but the coffee and pastry were good. I had my usual, cappuccino. It was smooth and satisfying. The interior was brightly lit by the natural light coming through the windows. The vibe was relaxed and chill. The space was clean and fairly spacious. I like that there weren't a bunch of people in their laptops, because that takes away from a nice cafe experience. Not a bad place. I'd come by for another cup if I'm in the area again.

    The breakfast sandwich on house ciabatta.  Outstanding!

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    Love their pain suisse here. Honestly a can't go wrong no frills bakery. Great location as well. Hope one opens in South sj one day!

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    What egg free options do they have?

    Hi Pooja. Thank you for your message. Many of our pastries are finished with an egg wash however some are not like our Sweet Morning Bun, Monkey Bread and our Kougin Amann. All of our breads are egg free as well. We list all of our ingredients on… 

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    Onki Bakery

    Onki Bakery

    4.9(7 reviews)
    0.4 mi

    Wow, all stunning and delicious pastries! And the sweetest interaction. I found Onki at the Redwood…read moreCity Farmers Market on Saturday mornings and was lucky there were any pastries left. Most of the time, they are sold out by 9:30am. Check out their Instagram for real time updates! You can find their pastries at other local cafes. Almond Croissant (5/5) - I'm looking for a favorite almond croissant in the Bay Area and this is currently the top one! Kouign Amann (5/5) Lemon Madeline (4/5) Chocolate Croissant (4/5) I really want to try the cute animal shaped (or normal cube shaped) milk bread and try the seasonal Kouign Amann flavors so I will be back!

    Waited online for about 45 minutes and was able to get some of the few pastries left. The baker is…read moredefinitely dedicated to their craft and even avoids placing the finishing touches on some of their items until the customer orders it (This happened with our matcha Kouign-amann). We purchased the black sesame crossiant, which had a nice flaky texture and nuttiness. It also included chocolate as part of the inner layer of the crossiant, so it was partially a black sesame and chocolate crossiant mashup. The outside was topped with a black sesame and cream cheese-like frosting -- I could have had a little less of the cream cheese flavor (generally not a fan of cream cheese), but did enjoy it. If you want to enjoy any of the crossiants at this pop-up, get there early. We arrived only 15 min after their opening and was online for 1/2 hour and almost missed the black sesame and also missed a few of the other pastries already. It seemed like this popup had frequent visitors and that they tended to order in bulk, with each customer ordering multiple boxes of pastries even for a small group. We saw about 15 minutes after we left they were already sold out, so even arriving after the 1/2 hour mark may be too late to enjoy any of these pastries. There were a lot of options for fans of sweet pastries, but no savories at this one. I'll watch to see if the menu expands and maybe go again for the black sesame and a few other options in the future.

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    Onki Bakery - Croissant, chocolate croissant, orange croissant, black sesame croissant

    Croissant, chocolate croissant, orange croissant, black sesame croissant

    Onki Bakery
    Onki Bakery - Almond Croissant, Kouign Amanda, Lemon Madeline, Chocolate Croissant

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    Almond Croissant, Kouign Amanda, Lemon Madeline, Chocolate Croissant

    Jiro Cafe & Bakery - Yuzu Cheesecake/ゆずチーズケーキ

    Jiro Cafe & Bakery

    4.4(133 reviews)
    4.1 mi
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    Hey hey hey! (Good old "Music Champ" or for those not familiar with that Japanese variety show,…read more"Fat Albert"!) Another legit Japanese bakery in the Yay? You bet! Jiro/Jirou Cafe & Bakery (Jirou Sabou/二郎茶房) is a Japanese cafe on Belmont's Las Pulgas and Carlmont. From what I have gathered as I did my prior scouting/dining scouting (I can't recall anymore), the place is only 3 years old. Seeing that I'm a San Jose/Milpitas cat, I'll type what this place has over Clover and vice versa. This is done not only so that I can recall what I ordered should I enter as I get off 101 again. This is also done so that Belmont residents, Frisco ones and those nearby can get an idea of what to expect when they can decide whether Jiro or Clover has the better batch of items. I felt awful for staying in for 3 hours of the 4 weekend hours of operation yesterday, but as I type up this review and remember to insert the usual "Yes guys, the ladies are cute!" statement, I did get more items before this place closed for the day. I blame/thank the music, especially an Utada Hikaru-san song. The staff's really terrific. The look seems random with a simple look wall and a white and pink stripe look wall that gives me shades of Anna Miller's, but it works because the place is really cute. I mean, there's a Kuromi decoration as opposed to the Too Short name dropped Kitty in Clover! Though there's a kiosk, there's also the ever important bottle of sanitizer and the register should you pay with cash. Okay, I better get the comparison paragraph pair out of the way. Let me show you something--I mean start with what Jiro has over Clover! (Yay "In Living Color".) As I typed in the last paragraph, Jiro has Kuromi. Beside that, there are items such as an iced houjicha latte with in house cream, Japanese sodas including my San Franciscan friend's melon soda that made him wish he's back in Japan, cat shaped bread along with multiple forms of cat decorations, Anpan Man pan with Jiro being the second place I have been to carrying them after Sac's Mahoroba, big savory sandwiches such as yakisoba sando, tonkatsu quesadilla, yuzu cheesecake, pan such as sakura pan, matcha panna cotta, Belgian chocolate brownies, juurokucha bottles (a non-caffeinated tea of 16 ingredients) and on the go snacks such as the Japanese animal crackers boxes. I can't forget the seating, an element Clover had before the pandemic mess. What Clover has over Jiro. Clover has the cooler Sanrio character. Regarding the foods and drinks, Clover has Italian sodas with the Torani syrups, ice cream for the French ones as opposed to cream or half and half, piroshiki/pirozhki, mini versions of sandwiches such as korokke/croquette and okonomiyaki/modan'yaki pan (savory pancake with noodles for the latter if you are not familiar with Japanese food), donut twists, strawberry sando, and Japanese strawberry shortcake. Regarding what I bought, I picked out items I can't get at the other Japanese bakeries I've been to in the sakura pan, the yuzu cheesecake and the houjicha latte. The latte's cream is so silky. The sakura pan is also good. As for the cheesecake, while I think Charlie's (as in the cheesecake place on Redmond) makes the most yummy cheesecake, Jiro's for me probably makes the least guilty cheesecake (a very good trait to have) because it's not that sweet, and yuzu's a good fruit to have. The flaws. Outside of the parking lot across the street, the place has really bad parking, as you can only park for 20 minutes in front of the cafe. You figure that there's the lot around the corner, but don't use it, as it's for the medical center. Also, there are limited hours of operation (11-5 Wednesday to Friday and 12-4 on the weekends). Neither flaw can't be helped I suppose, especially since Belmont isn't really a suburb you think of regarding Japanese food. If only there's a fruit sando or a korokke pan. Jiro is an amazing spot for me. While it unfortunately will never be my top Japanese bakery (I've known Clover's for around 20 years), it is a very good bakery never the less. To think, I found this spot on the fly after having lunch. If you live in Belmont, visit this place often because having a Japanese bakery is like having a Mr. Mays baseball card or for some of you, a shiny Pokemon. Get there early so you don't miss out on items. +/Jiro is a jiving cafe because of its adorable staff, brilliant visuals, and a grand list of Japanese pastries and drinks. -/Carpy parking and limited hours made me twitch.

    Not. Good. At. All…read more Nothing is fresh here, it's a little pathetic really. Pork kastsu sandwich: Nearly tasteless, luke warm, cold sauce, cold untoasted bun. I would prefer a mayo or thousand island dressing. No side. Expensive for what you get Yakisoba: Some kind of cheap microwave situation. No meat. Rip off. Came here because of the good reviews and feel duped. AVOID! Bad bad bad. Just horrible.

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    Jiro Cafe & Bakery - Interior: there are ~3 tables plus additional bar seating by the front window

    Interior: there are ~3 tables plus additional bar seating by the front window

    Jiro Cafe & Bakery - Crab sandp - more like crab salad over buns. Tasty!

    Crab sandp - more like crab salad over buns. Tasty!

    Jiro Cafe & Bakery - Hojicha latte

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    Lavender 'n Cream - chocolate cupcake

    Lavender 'n Cream

    3.9(111 reviews)
    2.2 mi

    Finding this cafe was the highlight of my trip. I came back for 4 days straight and worked from the…read morecafe, no need to try anywhere else because everything was soooo good. They have wifi for those who need to work remotely and the food was amazing. You can't go wrong with anything on the menu. Some of my favorites were the beet salad, the ham and cheese croissant sandwich, the Mediterranean sandwich, the apple mini tarts, and the tomato soup. If you're looking for a deal, they have a lunch special from 11 AM to 4 PM That includes a sandwich, a salad, a small pastry and a drink/coffee for $15. The employees are extremely accommodating and provide amazing service. I am allergic to eggs and lactose intolerant. They can modify almost everything based on dietary restrictions. I also tend to struggle with gluten (Im not celiac) but had no issues with their croissants. They use really fresh ingredients and everything's clearly made day of. I'm a big foodie and I also enjoy cooking a lot and I am generally not easy to please when it comes to food. You truly cannot go wrong with anything on their menu. A must try!!!!

    Bought a big birthday cake last minute. Got it for a party of 17, it was a beautiful lavender cake…read more However the cake was so dry it was really kind of disappointing to the party a bit. I mean no ill will but I could not finish the cake slice I got with along other people. The lavender butter cream frosting was good but the cake portion was so dry it was really difficult to eat. I'm giving a three star review because the kind staff member who helped me helped me fast/wrote a message on my cake.

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    Lavender 'n Cream - Hot chocolate bomb

    Hot chocolate bomb

    Lavender 'n Cream - Cookies & Petits Fours catering plate

    Cookies & Petits Fours catering plate

    Lavender 'n Cream - Chocolate Mousse

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    Chocolate Mousse

    Backhaus - Beautiful morning at this cute yard. My favorite "little dudes"

    Backhaus

    4.4(918 reviews)
    7.6 mi
    $$

    My son came into Backhaus specifically for one of their cookies, but they had already sold out for…read morethe day. When the staff realized that was what he had come in for, they gave him a couple of the "reject" cookies that had already been set aside for employees. Needless to say, he was thrilled. It was a small gesture, but an incredibly thoughtful one that really made his day. Backhaus has fantastic baked goods, but it's this kind of genuine customer service that makes the place stand out. We'll definitely keep coming back.

    Decided to get in line a lil after 10am on a Saturday. The line moved pretty quickly! We knew we…read morewanted the vanilla latte - got it iced and hot. I got mine with almond milk. It's a good latte! There were so many baked options. We asked the worker for recommendations. We asked about the almond vs chocolate hazelnut croissants & savory options. Speck & egg was the top specific mention, but she added that they're all good. I learned that speck was ham. We ended up getting the chocolate hazelnut croissant & speck & egg. We got the last one of the croissant, so I can only imagine how fast things run out. Baked to perfection - flakey and not dense at all. The croissant did get a bit too sweet over time. There's two tables inside and one bigger one outside. It can get a little crowded with everyone waiting for their drinks. I'm glad I got to try it! I'd come back - lots more to try. Street parking can be a hit or miss nearby. Wherever you park, it's still a nice walk in the downtown area.

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    Backhaus - Indoor order line

    Indoor order line

    Backhaus - Cardamom swirl and Cortado. Pumpkin bread.

    Cardamom swirl and Cortado. Pumpkin bread.

    Backhaus - Everything croissant w/ cream cheese

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    Everything croissant w/ cream cheese

    Paris Baguette - A nice quiet seating area

    Paris Baguette

    3.7(113 reviews)
    2.4 mi

    I like visiting here with my family. We go somewhat regularly and I've also bought their cakes…read more Those are great! Lots of variety and new items to try. I had one poor experience, which is why I knocked off one star. As a Filipina, I was curious to try their Ube flavored drinks. I've had many elsewhere and I was very disappointed with the one I received. I understand it was a new item on the menu but frankly, the drink was gross... it didn't taste like Ube at all. It tasted like rancid, dirty ice water. I couldn't bring myself to drink more of it. I was involuntarily retching with any attempt to try it again. I normally speak directly to someone if something is off instead of resorting to yelp comments so that's what I did but the person at the register did not acknowledge what I had to say and he did not assure me of any systems in place to consider my feedback further. What I got was that "he never tried it" and "that's just how it tastes." I probably wouldn't have left this review if I wasn't left so disappointed with the interaction. I will continue to support the business because I understand that one bad drink is just that but I am nervous about ordering drinks from here again... All my other interactions and orders have been honestly stellar otherwise.

    I wish this space had gone to a small, independently-owned bakery instead, something more in line…read morewith an authentic French bakery experience, which is what the branding here suggests. This is actually a large chain, and the name leads you to expect something it doesn't deliver: the pastries and selection don't feel French at all. Having enjoyed real French cuisine elsewhere, this felt more like picking something up at a grocery store bakery counter than a genuine patisserie experience. Our son has wanted to stop in a few times, and each time I've left disappointed. Service has also been underwhelming and the staff seemed unhappy and inattentive.

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    Paris Baguette - Ham& cheese croissant + pesto cheese pastry + almond chocolate croissant

    Ham& cheese croissant + pesto cheese pastry + almond chocolate croissant

    Paris Baguette - Another spacious "work" area

    Another spacious "work" area

    Paris Baguette - Spacious Outdoor seating with a huge overhang

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    Spacious Outdoor seating with a huge overhang

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