I had the Omelette sandwich and it was the best thing I have ever had. The croissant was buttery…read moreand perfectly flakey, and the people working were very nice. They had lots of decor and is welcoming.

When you're in Morro Bay and spot a giant BAKERY sign, head inside! This is La Parisienne, and it…read moreis mos def worth the stop. We were lucky enough to snag the last almond croissant, and what a treat it was. The exterior had a sweet, delicate crunch, and with each bite, rich almond filling oozed out for the perfect balance of texture and flavor. It wasn't overloaded with powdered sugar, and the sweetness was just right--indulgent without being overwhelming. I also tried a slice of the salmon and leek quiche. It was light and fluffy while still feeling substantial and satisfying. The combination of savory salmon and sweet leek worked beautifully together. Whether you're starting your morning or looking for a midday pick-me-up, the quiche is a must-try. I was excited to try the house made mango-infused black iced tea, but unfortunately, there was nothing mango flavored about it That said, this bakery is still well worth a visit. Between the pastries and quiche, it is an easy stop to recommend when you're in Morro Bay.

Staff is really nice 2 dollar waters…read more Unlimited coffee refills Doggie treats you can buy! I got the hot dog pretty standard love what they do for the community!

We really loved the cherry bomb and the snuggles. Located just south of Beach St you'll find a…read morelittle blue hut. there was only one other bakery, but they closed at two and we wanted to get a dessert for a late night snack and they're open till eight.

Easily five stars for me. The breakfast croissant sandwiches are a must try and seriously so good…read more I slightly prefer the bacon over the ham, but it's not a marked difference. The perfect way to start any day. Also had the cheese danish w/fruit and almond croissant. Made for the perfect not-too-sweet treats. Thoroughly enjoyed those as well and would definitely return to try their other pastries.

Neighborhood cafe offering a variety of sweet and savory pastries. Speedy service and plenty of…read moreoutdoor seating options. I especially enjoyed the almond croissant but I wasn't a big fan of the coffee cake.

Came in on the weekend and barely missed the growing line. Cute little house store-front and small…read moreshop inside. Tables and seating outside if you wanted to enjoy your baked goods there. I purchased the pain au levain, in lieu of a baguette, for $12. The price is pretty steep for a loaf, but seems to be the going rate for these smaller boutique bake shops. The bread itself was warm when I purchased it, which was awesome. Enjoyed it with my coffee, but did find it to be a little doughy on the inside. Good flavor, but not something I would come back for. I'd rate it a solid 3.5. I also purchased the chocolate chip cookies. I think I completely went brain dead when I bought these, because I did read they were gluten-free and vegan, but still bought the pack of 6. Man, they looked like chocolate chip cookies, but didn't taste like chocolate to me, at all. For a regular chocolate chip cookie lover, it's a 1 star. For someone looking for a gluten-free and vegan cookie, this could be a winner. Maybe.

Hello! You had me at absolutely charming!…read more First of all, I've never been to Morro Bay and it was probably the only torrential rainy day in a Century. Being from Seattle, I'm nothing but used to the rain. But this little visit to the bakery warmed my heart. As we drove to the bakery we stopped at Morro Rock, , so I could actually see the amazing 23 million year old monolith. So fun to see the surfers out there! As we started driving into a neighborhood to get to the basket, I was like, "What? Am I going to Gramma's house?" And then, we pull into the freaking cutest little beach house with a garden that made the bleakest day make you feel like sunshine and rainbows. Upon entry, the baked spices and smells blow your olfactories! Yummm! We felt the young lady was very overwhelmed with all the baking!! And maybe our dumbfoundedness was overwhelming. Or maybe I was overwhelmed with so many amazing options and goodies!! She had just pulled something out of the oven. We ordered lemon curd and raspberry tarts, brownies, curry croissants, ham and cheese croissant, french onion soup croissant and some other cookie that someone snuck in on the sly. Sadly, there was no seating there, so we had to take everything to go. Luckily we were only 10 min away. Everything was epically delicious. Especially the flaky curry croissants!!!! They really know how to do it!!! If we had more time we would try their bread. I can't imagine what this place is like when it's peak season but it must be crazy! It is a must visit!!!

This might be one of those hit or miss places you might enjoy, you might regret. But, you can't…read morepass up. They had me at fresh made cinnamon rolls. It was really good! I got it with walnuts and cream on top. I'm not a cinnamon bun connoisseur by any means but this was one of the best ones I've had. They also have a coffee shop. This is the part that is meh, but it's not what they're known for anyway. My latte was no frills just espresso and milk. It did the job and that was it. Customer service was great.

2+ Stopped by Blue…read moreShell on the Morro Bay Embarcadero. Great waterfront location and friendly staff, but the treats were meh. The cinnamon roll was not good (odd texture and slimy filling), and the chocolate was pretty mediocre. Cute spot for a stroll, but the sweets need improvement.

Another ride another adventure, this one near my backyard. This place is right on the corner of…read moreFront and Beach. Next to the Jerky Place, Bakery, and the surf shop, it's a good stop. Theres also a really good restaurant there, Frankies n' Lolas. See my review. Anyways I'm waiting to pick up a ride, she bumped me to a later pick up time, twice...err. So I went into the Smoothies place to check it out, oh and write a review as I wait. Cozy as it gets with the friendly staff, actually looked like they enjoy the job and human interactions. I asked for a Mango something smoothie but no pineapple, be creative. The place has a good variety of drinks and edibles, sandwiches, salads, avocado toast, and on and on. If you don't see it they would probably make it for you. Now granted I was the only order being made at this moment and my smoothie was delivered to me as I sat at the bistro table out front. I was surprised how flavorful the smoothie was, I don't know why I thought that but it did taste good, a bit pricy. I'm good with pricy and this was backed up with quality ingredients and stellar service. Ah...yes and supporting local business is good for everyone Thanks, I'll see you again! Foodguy-Martin

A must stop whenever im in Morro bay! Staff is always kind, and the shop is costal cozy. The juices…read moreare freshly squeezed with some of the best oranges. You'll find this spot located next to a bike rental store and other businesses. I had always come for the juice and this last time i did try their matcha however i was not a fan. Will continue to return for the orange juice!

The BEST!! place for breakfast in MorroBay .Amazing food and service!!!…read moreBEST pancakes ever So nice to us and our 16&1/2 year old Beagle Thank you to everyone !!!

We came for brunch on Saturday but the wait was ~45mins so we came back earlier on Sunday and were…read moreseated in 15mins :) Indoor and outdoor seatings are offered. Service was friendly, efficient, and attentive. Classic eggs benedict - Eggs were perfectly poached and hollandaise sauce was thick and heavy. I opted for grits instead of potatoes and thought its consistency was perfect. Andouille and shrimp scramble - We really enjoyed how bell peppers were shredded because they were a lot more flavorful than usual. It is a little spicy but overall was tasty. Potatoes were cooked really well too.

On our quick trip to Morro Bay Scout Coffee was at the top of my "must do" list! We tried 2…read moredifferent hot lattes, vanilla bean & salted caramel both were smooth & flavorful with no burnt taste nor overly sweet. We also tried 3 bakery items: a morning bun, a bacon & cheese scone & a lemon pistachio shortbread cookie, all 3 were excellent! Friendly, chatty staff, good prices & lots of parking too. I would go back in a heart beat!

We made a pit stop for charging the EV here. No wait and delicious food pastries and drinks here…read more Ok/good 1. Homemade bread on turkey sandwich -- the cheese was too salty Better 1. Scout cookie (warmed) 2. Ham and cheese croissant (warmed up) 3. Crème fraiche scone Best: 1. Almond blackberry jam croissant 2. Leek and gruyere scone 3. Moroccan mint tea The experience was so nice we ended up stopping here twice!

We received excellent service at this veteran-owned coffee bar. Our drinks were very good! There is…read morea nice back patio where we sat and relaxed for a bit. We highly recommend Rock Espresso Bar!

While searching Yelp for a coffee shop, Rock Espresso Bar came up as one of the most popular…read moreoptions in the area. With so many reviews, I was looking forward to giving it a try. Walking in, you can tell this is a classic neighborhood café. There's nothing overly fancy about it--just a few tables, a small pastry case, and, of course, coffee. One thing that surprised me was the music choice. They were playing what sounded like punk rock, which felt a little out of place for the atmosphere of the café, especially since many of the customers appeared to be older adults. For my order, I went with a blueberry muffin and a cappuccino. The muffin was fresh and flavorful, and the cappuccino was well made. Overall, I was happy with both items. The reason I'm taking off a star is because the employee working during my visit used a lot of profanity while speaking. I understand that casual conversation happens, but I don't think that kind of language is appropriate in a café setting where customers are trying to relax and enjoy their coffee. Overall, I would recommend this place if you're looking for a quick grab-and-go coffee or pastry. The food and drinks were good, but the atmosphere wasn't ideal for sitting down to study, work, or have a conversation with someone.

Wayward Baking is one of my favorite bakeries of 2026…read more 1. I've only heard great things about Wayward Baking so I had some expectations - each one of them was met and then some. This bakery is simply amazing and everything I tried was so good. 2. I ordered a kouign amann, chocolate croissant, morning bun, double chocolate cookie, and two caneles. If I could order more, I would've added a rice pudding danish, basque cheesecake slice, and madeleine. I love that when standing in line, you can peek into the kitchen to see what the bakers are working on. It's really nice to see the process and work that go into everything. 3. Their chocolate croissant is my ideal chocolate croissant. I love when the outer layer is crisp and the inner layers are soft and buttery. The caneles were yummy - they were crispy on the outside, custardy on the inside, and the flavor was perfect. I loved the double chocolate cookie as well, it had great texture and the flavor was very balanced - not too sweet! 4. Even if it's a bit out of the way, I would absolutely come back every time I'm in the area.

I really wanted to like Wayward Bakery. There aren't many bakeries in the area, and when we…read morevisited, this seemed like one of the more promising options. The space itself is cute and has the feel of a neighborhood hangout, and the pastries are beautifully presented. Unfortunately, the pastries were hit or miss. Some were nice and flaky, while others tasted a little stale. The ham and cheese croissant was served cold, which was disappointing. We also tried the strawberry danish and tomato danish, and both were pretty mid. The standout, however, was their seasonal fig and walnut danish--that one was actually really good and something I would have ordered again. Their drink selection is also pretty limited. It was essentially coffee and hot chocolate when we visited. As more of a tea person, I was disappointed that there weren't any tea options, and they didn't have juices either. The main reason for my low rating, though, was our interaction with the staff member who took our order. She came across as very rude and repeatedly made impatient tapping sounds while we were ordering. We were ordering quite a few items, and the interaction made me feel rushed and as though we were inconveniencing her simply by placing a larger order. At first, I assumed she might just be having a bad day. But while we sat and ate our pastries, I watched her interact with other customers, and her demeanor was noticeably different--warm, friendly, and welcoming. That contrast made our experience even more uncomfortable. We were the only Asians in the store at the time, and while I obviously can't know what motivated her behavior, the difference in how we were treated compared with the customers who came after us left me wondering whether our race played a role. That's a serious conclusion, and I don't make it lightly. I can only speak to what I personally observed and how the interaction made me feel. Unfortunately, it overshadowed the entire visit. Even with a couple of good pastries, I wouldn't come back.