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Bakery Museum & Co

4.4 (237 reviews)
Closed • 8:00 am - 9:30 pm

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Moderate noise
Dogs allowed
Outdoor seating

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Lox bagel
Norry H.

This place was recommended by a friend of mine and I went here one Saturday morning for a bagel breakfast. I ordered a lox bagel. After waiting for my bagel for over 10 minutes, I went to the cashier lady and asked about my bagel and found out my order was not in. She said my order ticket got lost. So I waited another 5-6 minutes and finally got to have my lox bagel. It was a pretty bad fist experience but fortunately, the lox bagel was very good. I hope that order ticket loss was a rare mistake and that I will have a better experience next time. The place is nice and spacious.

Latte cloud Einspanner
Chun H.

Stopped by after a Costco run and the iced latte einspanner hit the spot. It was refreshing and not too sweet. Come by and enjoy the great ambiance and awesome staff.

Ube matcha small
Tori H.

I love the ambience here, can be loud but I've seen people working, studying or catching up with friends here. The service is quick and most lunch specials are very good despite higher prices. The drinks are pretty delicious! I love their ube matcha! Strong ube taste very vanilla !!

hot n spicy
Varun S.

We ordered the Caprese, Hot & Spicy Sandwich, and Tiramisu Latte, and everything was delicious. The flavors were well-balanced without anything being too overpowering. They also have a good selection of cake slices, making it a nice spot to grab some coffee and dessert. Overall, a decent coffee hangout spot with good food and a relaxed vibe.

Maitrayee D.

This is my second time here. Love this place . Excellent selection of sandwiches breakfast items plus coffee. We ordered their two types of breakfast sandwiches on Brioche buns. Love the flavor and taste .perfectly cooked. Cappuccino was prepared very will little heart shape on top. Coming back soon. We also picked up two goodies .

Crème brûlée cheesecake
Allison B.

We stopped by Bakery Museum & Co. and had a nice experience overall. The restaurant looked inviting from the outside, even though it's at the end of a strip mall. Ordering is done at the counter, and the process was quick and easy. The staff taking orders were friendly and helpful, and our food was brought out very fast despite the lunch crowd. My husband and I both had the ham and cheese sandwiches. They were good, although nothing especially memorable. The desserts, on the other hand, were delicious. We also picked up a couple of muffins along with an iced tea and coffee. One thing that really stood out was the huge selection of desserts, danishes, cookies, teas, coffees, and other drinks. There was plenty of indoor seating plus a few outdoor tables, so it never felt cramped. The only disappointment was that there were no free refills on the iced tea, which is what kept this from being a five-star visit for me. On the plus side, we signed up for the loyalty program and were pleasantly surprised to earn a free pastry from just this visit. Since we don't live in the area and probably won't be back anytime soon, that was a nice unexpected bonus. Overall, it's a solid spot with friendly service, great desserts, and plenty of seating.

Annie N.

Such a wonderful cafe with an extensive menu to choose from. They range from baked goods, sandwiches, bagels, matcha, refreshers, and coffee. You truly cannot go wrong with any of their options. Be warned it does get packed on weekends and I understand why. There are lots of seating with plenty of outlets to study at. The noise level is pretty decent so just be aware for those looking for a cafe to study at to bring some headphones along. This is one of my favorites in the nova area !!

Coffee
Veronica S.

Still 5 Stars When you need coffee and this place is near my work!!! F Starbucks. The energy walking in is positive and inviting. The cashier was extra nice offering to warm my muffin. Haha! I order a Latte and never disappoint. This place is on my top places for coffee. Stop by

Ellen D.

Cute bakery in further fairfax! i only tried their Dubai chewy chocolate mochi, and unfortunately I had a pretty weird-ish...terrible-ish experience. I bought two of them -- the first one honestly tasted so bad that i immediately spat it out while driving. i don't even know how to describe the flavor - it tasted like throw up. i was really hesitant to try the second one but got my niece to take the first bite LOL . thankfully, the second mochi tasted super scrumptious. super chewy, chocolatey, and actually really good. i genuinely don't know why the first one tasted so off compared to the second.. *trigger warning* photo of the spat out chocolate on my car

Tiramisu coffee
Brianna T.

So so yummy! I had the tiramisu latte which was so sweet and flavorful. And the hashbrown sandwich was filling and delish! Can't wait to go back for their pastries and more of their coffees!

Sharika M.

Beautiful space, every single pastry item was incredible. The coffee cake was the best I have ever had, it was moist with layers of cinnamon and I think dark chocolate. The cappuccino brownie was moist and decadent, you could actually taste the cappuccino. We got a bunch of lattes and felt like they were standard, no complaints!

Bright open concept dining area
Leinani S.

This is a bakery and coffee shop (not a museum) with plenty of seating in a bright and spacious corner location. Lots of natural light through two walls of windows. The bakery items are delicious and they also offer a wide variety of sandwiches. I tried the caramel apple sweet roll with a lavender latte. The latte was especially good - smooth, well balanced, not overly sweet or too heavy on the lavender. Service was very efficient - my drink was ready by the time I paid and walked to the end of the counter. Obviously a popular spot but it still wasn't hard to find a seat. There is parking at the side and rear of the building as well as in front.

tony P.

Why has it taken me so long to find this place! The staff are all welcoming and pleasant. They have a large selection of coffees, breakfast sandwiches and lunch sandwiches. I ordered an everything bagel with cream cheese, lox, capers and tomato. The bagel was delicious and had the perfect texture, it was just soft enough and chewy. The toppings were delicious. The interior was set up coffee house style, with cafe tables and chairs. They have a grab and go section with various pastries and cookies. The Bakery Museum is a must try! One caveat, when you visit B M, do not sit at the wicker table, your coffee cup will not be stable on that surface.

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