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    Alpine Pastry & Cakes

    3.9 (934 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
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    Regina L.

    After friends and family recommended Alpine Pastry & Cakes, it was a must go when I was in the area. I bought a German apple coffee cake for a family party and bought delicious PB, chocolate walnut, and raisin and oatmeal cookies for my parents and brother. My parents and brother raved about their cookies! One of my biggest food weaknesses is meringue. I didn't think I was going to eat the entire meringue in one sitting back home, but because I haven't eaten a meringue treat in so long, I'm sure that's why I could not stop myself from finishing the meringue with rainbow sprinkles! Their customer service is excellent and their line moves quickly because of this. They have dining tables so you can enjoy your pastries, cakes, and/or hot beverage in their fun and comfortable dining areas. Their cakes are beautiful, so I hope to try their cakes in the future!

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    Heather B.

    Prinsesstårta!! Okay so I LOVE princess cake but it truly is a long process to make. Many bakeries and patisseries don't have then for whatever reason, but Alpine Pastry & Cakes does! I was overjoyed that they had it in a small format with the dessert log slice format so I don't have to buy a whole cake. It was lovely!! I will be back to have more princess cake. We also tried other things and they were good too. We liked how the chocolate cake seemed like it has a fresh Dutch cocoa taste. Service was good, there is a one-way dedicated parking lot, and the place is pretty busy (I'm guessing because people like it a lot) but the line moves swiftly. Altogether a great find for bakeries and sweets.

    Courtney A.

    I'd like to consider myself a croissant connoisseur. They are by far one of my favorite pastries and I'm constantly searching for the next best one. To date, I haven't found one that is more buttery and crispy than the ones served at Alpine. The ends have the most perfect crunch, and the center is so layered and fluffy. I am determined to try every pastry they have to offer. I also love their peach cobbler (?) (top left) and the raspberry crumble (?) (pictured next to the peach cobbler). The bottom right are chocolate walnut cookies which are incredible with a cup of black coffee. I also heard they have pretzels on Friday, which excites me so much. I can't wait to try them!

    Apple pie
    Katrina N.

    Late review, but I went here the day before thanksgiving. Luckily it wasn't that busy. I was planning on ordering pumpkin and apple pie. However when I got to the counter, someone ordered the last pumpkin pie so I just settle for apple pie. It's a small bakery and it looks like people usually order and get it to go. The apple pie was delicious! Once I opened the box, the first thing you smell is the cinnamon. The pie itself wasn't overly sweet, which I loved. I also got an eclair and cream of cone, delicious! Again not overly sweet.

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    Tanya M.

    Yesterday , we picked a cake from their display called St. Honore to bring to a party the next day and selected a slice of almond cake to split with husband. They have a wonderful display of various cakes, cookies, pastries, etc to choose from. The building is welcoming and it gets busy but line moves fast. The workers are so sweet and kind. The place is welcoming too. Hubby loved both items too. We definitely will be coming back to try more of their stuff and will happily bring their products to any events in the future.

    Pretty but pricey
    Inverleith F.

    It is very nice to have family owned bakeries versus the chain stores. There are many options for cookies, cakes and pastries as well as coffee drinks. Today, I was craving a butter horn similar to the old Neldams in Oakland Ah, it was not to be because it's not an item that they make. Instead, I went with the bear claw and it wasn't bad. Very flakey and almond tasting due in large part to the almond filling which is generous. For me, it was a bit dry even after I zapped it for 10 seconds in the microwave. Today, they had quite a few cakes in the display case. The prices of cakes has just blown me away and it's not just here. Plenty of parking and tables to enjoy your treats. Give them a try!

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    Kev H.

    After being a loyal customer of this pastry shop for quite some time, I have to admit that my experience has been hit or miss. Out of all the cakes I've tried, I only genuinely enjoy two -- the Princess Cake and the Coffee Crunch Cake. Unfortunately, the others I've bought and tried, such as the Guava Cake, Velvet Cake, and Viennese Cake, were big disappointments for me. Most recently, I decided to try their Strawberry Delight Cake -- a white chiffon cake with strawberry preserves, strawberry cream, and cake crumbs on the side. I had high hopes for this one since the presentation looked adorable and I love anything strawberry. However, the biggest letdown was the cake itself: the chiffon was bone dry, and the strawberry preserves were overly thick and gelatinous. The crumbs on the side also didn't help -- their texture reminded me of desiccated coconut, which I didn't enjoy. Overall, I was really disappointed with this cake. While I still appreciate a couple of their offerings, like the Princess and Coffee Crunch cakes, most of their other varieties have hugely missed the mark for me. I truly think the Strawberry Delight Cake could have been much better if the cake hadn't been so dry. Because of the inconsistency in the quality of their cakes, I can't give this place more than two stars.

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    Sarah M.

    This seems like an abundant bakery with sweets, cakes and cookies beaming all around the shop in coolers. The array of baked goods causes you do double takes or even triple takes of the array of desserts. I'm never sure what to pick. And secretly I'd pick it all if I could. The vibe here is cheerful and bright. The shop is clean and up to date. Alpine has a large space for a bakery and chairs and seats for inside dining. I would have stayed at Alpine today, but took my order to go this afternoon. I must say I was disappointed when I took a bite into my Red Velvet Cupcake. The frosting wasn't tangy, and the cupcake didn't seem very sweet. My daughter cookie on the other hand seemed to taste much better because she finished off in a flash. The service was excellent. I was greeted less than a minute upon arrival. The staff was patient with my daughter when clarifying her order. The price was reasonable. Two large decorated cookies and a cupcake for $16. I've been here before and my dessert experiences here have bee mixed but mostly positive ones.

    Gabby C.

    I see this bakery whenever I am in Concord, Ca but never stop by. Finally, my husband and I went in and good thing we did! This place has an old fashion feeling like a bakery back in my younger days. It is clean and staff are attentive! They have a big pastries selection! And they all look amazing! They also have cookies, cakes and specialty coffee. We were looking for an anniversary cake and found one of our favorite coffee crunch cake. The cake, surprisingly, is light and not too sweet. We've had them in other bakeries but the coffee crunch on top is too sticky and sticks to our teeth but this one doesn't. We will definitely be back to try their pastries!

    Kelley N.

    It was so hard not to order all the pastries! Everything looked amazing but somehow we limited ourselves to just 2. I forgot the names but they were both so delicious. As you can tell I couldn't stop ourselves from having a bite before taking a pic. I'm definitely stopping by again to try out more.

    Ed S.

    We were in concord and decided to look for a bakery to buy an anniversary cake. We found this place on Yelp and decided to try it. We found this place to be huge. They have a lot of things to offer from cakes. Muffins, cookies, pastries, pies, and donuts. Their selection of cakes is so extensive that it took us a while to pick one. We finally decided to get the coffee crunch cake. It's made of white chiffon cake, filled & iced with Coffee whipped cream, and covered with coffee crunch. This cake is so soft and delicious. Every bite you take will melt in your mouth. The coffee crunch is not hard and it will also melt inside your mouth. This cake is just so awesome and delicious. If this cake is a measure of how good the rest of their product are, then I will make it a point to come here and try their other items.

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    Dexter D.

    We love visiting independent bakeries. They have their own personalities when it comes to the products that they produce to sell. The business is one long collection of counters filled with cakes, cupcakes, individual cakes and pastries, a register and then a hook to the right where there was another display case of cookies, macarons and meringues on display. I'm sure that I forgot some items but that just means that I'll have to return soon. We managed to narrow our choices down to three items. We got: Bavarian Cream Puff Chocolate Taco Apple Strudel with Whipped Cream We ate way too much food throughout the day. We had the Bavarian and Streusel for dessert, and the poor Taco waits for us in the refrigerator. The two that we ate were even more delicious and luscious than we had expected. Service was excellent. The sales floor was clean and well lit. There were some tables on the side. ****Note I took the Chocolate Taco out of the refrigerator and gave it a hour to come closer to room temperature. Cut it in half and shared. OMG! It was so rich and decadent! Even eating just 1/2 of it seemed like an overload of chocolate flavor. Chocolate Cake wrapped around Chocolate Mousse with a dab of Raspberry and then the entire thing folded like a taco and dipped in chocolate with chocolate sprinkles. While the cost isn't inexpensive ($9.50), sharing it cuts the cost in 1/2. Just be sure to have a large glass of ice-cold milk or a cup of hot coffee at hand!

    Weird how there is a red glare on the photo. No idea why. Dry cinnamon roll and dry apricot danish. Also too sweet.
    Cat N.

    I've been before and I will come again. The service is impeccable and the choices are incredible. I wish you were easier though to be able to see the cookies on the left side of the counter, which are after the cashiers the ambience is great because everyone is so happy there I love this place.

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    Excellent desserts and great service. It's very similar to a pastry shop we went to in Germany.

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    How many people does a sheet cake feed?

    What are the traditional cakes you have?

    When will you folks start offering the yule log cake for purchase?

    Where can I find a menu with listed prices?

    Do you make key lime pie?

    I'm not sore about Key Lime but Whole Foods makes a killer one

    Do they make carrot cake?

    Yes, Carrot cake is available, but you have to buy whole thing as opposed to getting a slice. I don't usually get it because it has "nuts", and I have some allergic peeps at house. I had bought one for a friends bday and it is glorious. Hope this… 

    Do they deliver?

    No, they do not deliver

    Do they make beignets?

    I have not seen beignets any time I have been and I also follow them on Instagram where they promote specials.

    Any gluten-free and dairy-free options?

    Yes they have small options

    Do they have ice cream cakes here?

    Does Alpine offer cakes or anything of that sort for dogs?

    Not that I'm aware of. Quality Cakes, pies, cupcakes, pastries, and cookies made for human consumption.

    Do you make Parker House type rolls and other non-sweet baked goods?

    Can I order a cake online?

    In person or over the phone only. No online orders.

    Do you have pineapple upside down cake?

    Do you have small tres leches cakes?

    Yes they always have a 7" tres leches cake in stock.

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    85°C Bakery Cafe-Concord

    3.8
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    This location is usually busy whenever we visit, which speaks to how popular it is. The staff has…read morealways been friendly, helpful, and willing to assist. My only concern is that the internet seems to go down fairly often. We've experienced it several times over the past few months. Other than that, the overall experience has been very positive.

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    3.8
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    The Kreamery & Bake Shoppe

    The Kreamery & Bake Shoppe

    4.5
    (107 reviews)
    4.0 mi
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    While we were in Concord, for a concert, we happened upon this wonderful bakery and ice cream shop…read more The Kreamery and Bake Shoppe is located in the Vineyard shopping center, a few doors down from where we were going to have dinner. We were warmly welcomed when we entered. The inside had an old fashioned vibe, with large black and white checkered floors and a few sofa fountains for making old fashioned ice cream sodas. They sell Mitchell's ice cream from San Francisco and offered a variety of flavors. They also had a lovely display of cookies, cinnamon rolls and muffin tops and a refrigerated case filled with delicious looking pies. The pies and goodies are made in house. The pies are what caught our eye. They came in a 3" bite size and a 5" size that would be perfect for sharing. The varieties of pies they offered were: Key Lime Pie, Banana Cream Pie, Chocolate Cream Pie, Pecan Pie, Dutch Apple and Mixed Berry. They also sell coffees, fountain drinks, sandwiches and salads. You can also get an ice cream sundae, floats, ice cream sodas and Italian sodas. Since we were having dinner next door, I asked if could buy the pieces and have them kept in their refrigerator until after we had our dinner. They had no problem with that. We decided to order the 5" Key Lime Pie, the 5" Banana Cream Pie and the 5" Mixed Berry Pie. We came back after dinner and they had our pies ready for us to eat. All three pies were amazing. They were so good. My favorite was the Key Lime Pie and my husband loved the Mixed Berry Pie. The Banana Cream Pie was delicious, as well, and had chunks of fresh banana in it. We haven't had good pie like this in a while. We were blown away at how good they were. I definitely will return for more pies, the next time I'm in the area. I also want to mention how friendly the staff was. They were very accommodating and fun to chat with. Excellent customer service, all around!

    The Kreamery was such a fun find and absolutely worth the stop. We met one of the owners, Amparo,…read moreand she was beyond welcoming and genuinely made the experience feel special from the moment we walked in. I tried the latte sampler and it was amazing -- such a creative and delicious way to try multiple flavors. The shop has the best nostalgic old-school soda fountain vibe with handcrafted fountain drinks, massive sundaes, fresh baked goodies, shakes, floats, and classic ice cream treats. Everything felt thoughtfully done and full of charm. The atmosphere is warm, family-friendly, and just one of those places that instantly puts you in a good mood. Can't wait to come back and try more!

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