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    4.7 (3 reviews)

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    Bijou Bakery

    Bijou Bakery

    4.7
    (104 reviews)
    1.5 km

    I had the pleasure of grabbing some pastries at Bijou Bakery, and it absolutely lived up to the…read morehype. I was craving something savory, so I ordered the Pain Bijou, the ham and cheese croissant, and a blueberry muffin. There was a long line, but the food came out quickly once we ordered. This place sells out, and they were already out of a few pastries. I was told I ordered the last ham and cheese croissant at about 9:30 a.m. on a Saturday. We enjoyed the blueberry muffin while we waited. It was filled with huge blueberries and had the perfect balance of sweetness. It was not too heavy and instantly became a favorite. The Pain Bijou was delicious and reminded me of the flavors of a sausage biscuits and gravy breakfast. The ham and cheese croissant was really good, but for two people we probably could have just stuck with the Pain Bijou and the muffin. I look forward to coming back the next time we are in Cayucos.

    Visited Bijou Bakery over spring break and absolutely loved it! We tried the quiche and the pain…read morebijou with sausage and bacon -- everything was incredible. The eggs were fluffy and creamy, the pastries were perfectly flaky, and every bite tasted fresh and homemade. The strawberry scone and almond croissant were especially delicious! I had a lovely tea and cappuccino while sitting on the cute patio area, which was spacious, relaxing, and very walkable to the beach. The service was wonderful too -- the ladies working there were so friendly and welcoming, and they had great music playing that made the whole atmosphere feel cozy and happy. You can really tell this place is locally owned and made with a lot of love. While we were in line looking over the menu, the staff greeted several customers by name and already knew their orders, which made it feel like such a genuine community favorite. Everything was top-notch -- 10/10, would absolutely recommend if you're visiting Cayucos!

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    Baked goods
    Baked goods
    Quiche
    Quiche
    Almond croissant, flat, but crunchy

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    Almond croissant, flat, but crunchy
    Lunada Garden Bistro

    Lunada Garden Bistro

    4.3
    (502 reviews)
    1.2 km
    $$

    Stopped by for a late brunch!…read more It was quiet on a weekday afternoon so we had the entire place to ourselves. There was a food stream of people going to the attached coffee bar. We were able to enjoy our meal with window viewing the ocean. The shrimp and chips were giant! The lobster quesadilla was satisfying. If you order a burger entree they come with fries but not the quesadilla.

    If this review was based on my family's first visit to Lunada, then I'd be rating it 5 stars. The…read morerestaurant was bright, tastefully decorated, and they were playing classic jazz music. The food was quickly served, and delectable -- I had a vegetable omelet, with a generous side of delicious potatoes, which were crisp on the edges and well-seasoned. The overall atmosphere and food were great. Our first visit was so enjoyable, in fact, that we went back a second time soon after, perhaps only a week's time... and were disappointed. We simply ordered the same as we previously had, so no menu changes for us, yet the experience was a change for the worse. Our food took a surprisingly long time to arrive (there was no one else in the dining room), subjecting us to music that was not classic jazz, but pop radio. When the food finally arrived the side of potatoes was limited and soft. The serving of avocado that topped my omelet was also noticeably reduced. The tomatoes had changed from fresh to sun-roasted, and the spinach was barely there. The previously generous serving of fries on the side of my husband and son's burgers was also reduced. The servers were all very nice both times, but when the food is inconsistent at a restaurant, that is unsettling because you can never go with any confidence that you'll get what you expect.

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    October 12, 2025 - Inside dining area.
    October 12, 2025 - Inside dining area.
    Adults shrimp, and chips
    Adults shrimp, and chips
    Croissant, breakfast sandwich with a side of fruit

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    Croissant, breakfast sandwich with a side of fruit
    Honey Girl Cafe

    Honey Girl Cafe

    3.8
    (115 reviews)
    1.2 km

    Let's do a little…read more... W. O. R. D. P. L. A. Y. I hate to "bee" a "buzz" kill.... But this is gonna "sting". And to Honey Girl Cafe... If you haven't learned this lesson yet... "You catch more bees with honey than vinegar" ------------------------------- On our recent stay in the tiny town of Cayucos, my wife needed a little boost of coffee to get her day started off right. She went on Yelp and decided that she wanted to try Honey Girl Cafe. Sounds sweet right? Well, the service we received from here... Left me a bit "salty". Not sure what it was... But the staff seemed very unhappy and acted as if we had just poked their "beehive". C'mon Honey Girl... It's coffee, it was 10am and if you step outside your shop, you can literally see ocean... Why you gotta act like you're the "bee's knees". As far as your Honey Lavender Latte, it was decent... But your service made me want to "make a beeline" to the exit as soon as our drink was ready. If it was up to me, I would have just left as quick as we had walked in... But my Queen Bee wife needed her honey and no crap service from any worker bee was going to change the Queen's mind. Before I wrote this review, I was truly hesitant about even wasting my energy on this place so I decided to do a little further research into the honeycomb. Apparently, according to another Yelp reviewers, The Honey Girl has been naughty in the past and it seems that customer service just isn't their strong suit. Multiple reviews talk about the rude staff and issues arising from behind the counter... So I decided to add a little vinegar (my experience) to the honey pot. All in all, I wasn't impressed with this place and for me to go out of my way to leave a "bad" review means you really left a bad taste in my mouth. How does "Vinegar Girl Cafe" sound? Nah, not as catchy. As for how others customers, locals and tourists alike feel about this place... That's none of my Beeswax!! I Truly hope you have a better experience than mine.

    I managed a deli for years and took pride in making delicious sandwiches for my customers. Seeing…read morethem come back time and time again was so satisfying. Well this establishment will not see me again. Just look at the pictures of my bagel sandwich. Bagel fell apart. The cucumber was so thick it flew out as I attempted to eat this mess. The cucumber and tomato was close to an inch thick WHY?. No mayo or cream cheese so it was dry. No seasoning which made it bland. Hubby ordered a BLT said it was ok which says a lot. It took them close to 15 minutes to make 2 sandwiches again WHY and to top it off it cost $26 for two sandwiches that I could of and should of made at home and would have been 10 times better and half the price. Lesson learned.

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    BLT
    Our little one had a hot chocolate.
    Our little one had a hot chocolate.
    Delicious maple scone!

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    Delicious maple scone!
    Taco Temple

    Taco Temple

    4.1
    (1.6k reviews)
    6.6 km
    $$

    We were passing through town and wanted lunch. We ordered our food at the counter and sat outside…read more There is a nice view of the ocean. Despite being outside, they checked up on us often. The meal came with Fantastic home made tortilla chips. I had the California burrito. Which was very good, but didn't have shrimp. My experience is the California burrito usually comes with Asada and Shrimp. We also had the chicken Taquitos and a side great salad. Overall, a great meal.

    Things change and so do people, and so it is with what once was a wonderful, truly Mexican cafe…read morealong Hwy 1 outside of Morro Bay, CA. They use to serve GIGANTIC burritos, stuffed to bursting with homemade carnitas and other meats. Well, the crowds were no longer there and there was actually parking available immediately in front of the building. And the building looked like it had experienced some hard times. One man at the cash register taking orders. You could read the menu behind him posted on the wall. Very basic options and the interior seating was at 1950s style linoleum kitchen tables and chairs. Probably bought at a flea market. We were crushed. I had a combo platter of one crispy carnitas taco at $23. Ground beef. Very basic and lacked flavor. Outrageous for over $20. Wife had two enchiladas a la carte, cheese and green at $13. Mush. At least we have our memories and hope that someone will come along to resurrect it into at least something close to what was.

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    Awards? They're running out of wall space.
    Awards? They're running out of wall space.
    Chicken Taquitos & salad
    Chicken Taquitos & salad
    Fresh made chips

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    Fresh made chips
    La Parisienne

    La Parisienne

    4.4
    (395 reviews)
    8.9 km
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    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.

    Tried several of their items and wasn't too impressed. As I left I heard a patron who ordered a…read morecheeseburger. I wouldn't have even thought to order one but he said it was the best in town. I will be back to try the cheeseburger!! The Apple brioche was beautiful but way too big. The Blackberry Cream Cheese Danish was messy and hardly any cream cheese. The Chocolate Croissant was good. Iced Mocha was OK. Turkey sandwich on croissant was really heavy, not much to write home about though. Caramel Oatmeal cookie good. Raisin Oatmeal was really good. Chocolate Chip Oatmeal crumbled. Almond Oatmeal was OK. Friendly folks, got a handicapped place right in front. They are open until 3:00.

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    Light, flaky, rich buttery, vibrant golden brown, curvaceous crescent croissants from La Parisienne.
    Light, flaky, rich buttery, vibrant golden brown, curvaceous crescent croissants from La Parisienne.
    Cream cheese Blueberry Croissant and an Almond brioche.
    Cream cheese Blueberry Croissant and an Almond brioche.
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