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    Baker Street Bread

    3.9 (118 reviews)
    Open 7:00 am - 5:00 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Outdoor seating
    Good for kids

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    Katie K.

    A cute lil cafe. I stopped in before heading to work to get myself a coffee and some breakfast. The breakfast burrito was good! Felt like it was missing something... I just dont know what. I enjoyed my latte. I think ive become somewhat of an espresso snob over the years and this latte did pretty good. I also got a gluten free cookie and the (i assume) owner was telling me hes tried so many GF cookies and they were the best he could find. It was quite good. Crunchy cookie but im not complaining about that. On a day where it is nicer out i'd definitely want to come back and sit outside

    Nancy N.

    What a cute and delicious bakery! Staff is so friendly. I came in before the arts festival so it was chaos but the staff was wonderful! Everything was delicious. BEC sandwich, turkey sandwich they have in the display case was so good, and I loved the green smoothie! Definitely will be back!!!

    Smoked Salmon on a Gluten Free Everything Bagel
    Laura R.

    I went to Baker Street Bread recently and everything from the prices to the friendliness of the staff, to the food, was great! I ordered the smoked salmon breakfast and although they were out of everything bagels, they had gluten free everything bagels so I decided to try one, and it was really good! And the sandwich was only $10, which if you order lox pretty often, you know this is a good price! I loved that they also had complimentary fruit infused water for customers as well! What a simple but nice touch! I'll definitely be back! Very cute spot!

    Zo M.

    Since 1992 this artisan bakery has been serving up coffee and specialty breads. Came for a hot fresh flavorful cappuccino. All we could say was yummmm and be back soon.

    Breakfast Burrito
    Justis T.

    Jason and I love this local spot in Chestnut Hill. The coffee is great, the sandwiches are good, and the service is both quick and friendly. When in Washington, I frequent Starbucks and McDonald's for my coffee. Black coffee is black coffee after all, and convenience is usually paramount. In Chestnut Hill we keep to making coffee at home as our workdays start as early as 0500, but on the weekends, we take a leisurely stroll over to Baker Street Bread to grab a great cup of coffee, a small bite to eat, and to read the neighborhood paper (you can purchase the Chestnut Hill Local here). Ample indoor and outdoor seating make this possible. There is a rewards program handled through Toast, and AmEx is accepted here.

    The outside on a beautiful sunny day :)
    Rikley C.

    I was recently introduced to this amazing place by a very special friend and I am forever thankful. The first item I got was the sandwich you see in the first picture and OH MY GOD! the fluffiest most flavorful breakfast sandwich I ever had. The eggs are so good and the way it was plated also made it more appetizing to me, it was so clean and just well done. The second time I went, like a week after because I couldn't stop thinking about the food, I got the breakfast burrito and it did something to me. The flavors woke me up! I finished it so quick and had to hold myself back from getting another one immediately. I very quickly realized that I NEEDED another one but unfortunately the kitchen was already closed :( The staff is really sweet and the overall ambiance is very comfortable. I can't wait to come back!

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    Jamie M.

    So cute! Situated on a cobblestone street (street parking). Ordered @ counter from posted menu on wall. Friendly staff. Delicious coffee! Sandwich was totally worth it! Grab & Go sandwiches, salads, soups, spreads, etc.

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    Delicious biscotti and sandwiches. The raisin walnut bread is delicious. The coffee was also delicious.

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    Reliable delicious standby for salads, sandwiches, fresh bread, and baked goods. Roomy and clean.

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    Very good croissants and baguettes, plus La Colombe coffee, all with friendly service. Baker St. is our go to.

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    8.2 mi

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