This is a small storefront with a factory bakery in back of the building. They most mostly create cookies and other baked treats for big chain, supermarkets, and stores, such as Costco. Inside there's always freshly baked treats, such as different type of cookies, small Bundt cakes, and their freshly personal mini pizzas, and there's a bunch of them also, they do different type of baked treats. Good for grab to go. Every time there's a dinner party I always go get a bunch of cookies and desserts from this spot. Definitely a hole in the wall factory in San Leandro. If you know you know. Why don't you come by and pick up a few treats for yourself, Daphne, you will not be disappointed. read more

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A real hidden gem. Not sure how I've gone my whole life living here and not knowing about this place! They have a huge selection of bakery sweets and pizza bread for a lot cheaper than you'd find elsewhere. Everything is super fresh and out of everything I've tried, there's nothing I wouldn't buy again. I Definitely recommend coming early in the day and early in the week. One time I came on a Friday afternoon and there was one pizza bread left and no large cakes. I came earlier in the week on a morning and they had a full table of pizza bread and a few large cakes, in addition to all the other pastries, cookies and mini cakes. You get a deal for buying larger quantities of some, but most items are $1.50 individually. Nothing Bundt Cakes has nothing on this place- if you're looking for mini or full size bundts this place is great and much more affordable. There's an office in the back with a window to the front where you pay. They take credit cards with a minimum charge or you can pay cash. Staff has always been friendly and I've never seen more than one other person in the store. I just wish they had A/C because on hot days it can get warm in there and they don't have refrigerated cases. read more

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A place you can rely on for work potlucks, family gathering, or just for something sweet. A local spot that has good variety and prices ! read more

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I work in one of the deadest, saddest, most boring areas of the city, where there is a 99% dearth of walkable food or snack options (with the exception of La Piñata right around the corner and down the block and the taco truck across the street). Having made the mistake of not taking the Friday before Labor Day off, I was sitting in our nearly-empty office craving some kind of snack. It's about a half-hour walk to the restaurants at the Marina Outlets, but while I was zooming in on the map on my laptop trying to figure out if I had it in me to make the walk over there mid-afternoon on a Friday, I noticed a marker on the map for something I'd never heard of before: Bakery Street. "What's that?" I wondered aloud, clicking on it. Turns out it's a wholesale bakery that's a much closer walk from the office (about half the time), one that charges next to nothing for their baked goods. That could either be a good thing or a warning that your money's better spent elsewhere, but I took the plunge, grabbed my jacket, and creeped out as though anyone else without the foresight or PTO to take today off cared that I was leaving. It's not a bad walk on a nice day. San Leandro's industrial area has the benefit of being totally silent in many areas and actually pretty clean and manicured, which makes for a peaceful experience once you're off the main thoroughfares. On the flip side, some unsavory sorts have started setting up camp in pockets of the area on the way to the bakery, so stay sharp if you're on foot. Aside from Google Maps squawking directions at me, I knew I'd arrived as soon as I started smelling sweet fruit in the air. It was delicious. I was pleasantly surprised by the koi fish painted on the ground outside the entrance, which are also on the walls inside the bakery. Bakery Street has a Hawaiian/island theme going on inside and is generally just pleasant to be in -- until you have to interact with the staff behind the counter, which I'll get to in a minute. I was blown away by how cheap everything was. As a Bay Area native who's been ripped off my whole life just by living here, I was skeptical. What was the catch? Do the pastries suck? Are they close to expiring? At $1.50 for most of what I was seeing, I was willing to experiment with a handful of things to find out, so I swooped on the last jalapeño cream cheese croissant before the guy who walked in after me could grab it, along with their guava, pineapple, and apricot croissants (one of each flavor) and a mini banana walnut loaf. Grand total of seven bucks even. (Note: bring cash unless you're spending at least $10 with your debit card or $15 with your credit card.) At 3:00 on a Friday before a long weekend, there was still a *lot* of stuff to choose from. Plenty of cookies and four packs of bundt cakes, but also a lot of pastries. I can tell there'd likely be way more to choose from earlier in the day, so I'd like to try to get here earlier sometime very soon. When I walked in, no employees were anywhere to be found either on the floor or behind the counter. This didn't bother me. But when I rang the bell on the counter once I was ready to pay, an annoyed, terse voice *immediately* called from the bowels of the office behind the counter, "I'll be right there." Like, uh, sorry, you guys are the ones who put the bell here because clearly you make a habit of disappearing and leaving people wondering where you are. Don't blame customers for ringing the bell you provide for us to ring. A lady walked up looking a little harried and ready for her weekend to start. She was totally unwelcoming beyond a short "hello" and quickly chirped my total like she had somewhere better to be. She was only slightly nicer when she said thanks and told me to have a good weekend, but friendliness isn't her specialty (and given the many other reviews mentioning this, it seems it isn't the rest of the staff's, either). Come here for the elusive "good stuff that's cheap" finds that are far and few between anywhere these days but especially around here. Abandon any expectations of dealing with welcoming staff and just enjoy perusing and being left to your own devices. read more

Bakery Street. Could the name be more generic, and yet belie the brilliance of creating one of the best cookies I have ever tasted? Yes, I realise they are a bakery, which obviously makes a whole passel of baked goods (that I have not tried). But today, I am compelled to express my ode to Bakery Street's gourmet Triple Ginger cookie. This 3.5-inch circular piece of joy one can indulge in. Soft-ish dense but not spongey. Not at all pungent of ginger, just the right essence of it. And when zapped for a few seconds, the cookie is exactly like fresh from the oven -- that other, conventional oven, normally used for baking. Not much else to say except I am an unabashed fan of the triple ginger cookie. Maybe Trader Joe's makes a similar product? But I think I like Bakery Street's better. I got these as a gift, but if this bakery were on my street, I would be in a whole lot of trouble. Thankfully, it's nowhere near. Keep on bakin' on, Bakery Street, you make the most splendid chewy ginger cookies in my universe. read more

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Bakery Street is a shop that sells overstock, so their stock is always changing. It is literally a warehouse shop like the old bread store outlet distributors. They supply stores like Costco. The shops inventory varies by the season (red fortune cookies for Valentines Day, little gingerbread men in baggies for Christmas). They have flat fortune cookies, mini bundt cakes for $1.50 each and I'm talking about the 4" cakes, not the 1" or 2". They sell large bundt cakes and boxed cookie bites. They even had churro bundt cakes, yum. They don't sell bread or essentials like refrigerated drinks. This is just a cake and cookie outlet. You have to spend a minimum of $10 to put items on a debit card, but you'll be floored what you can get with $10. Bring cash to avoid bringing too many sweets home. (wink) read more

We found this bakery years ago. We definitely support local businesses as much as possible to keep them afloat. Doesn't help that someone in our household has a sweet tooth or two. They feature a multitude of baked items, items that aren't in regular bakeries like Ube cookies, almond cookies, etc cetera. Each visit brings new baked goods. There's an offstreet parking lot. They're in an industrial part of San Leandro on a cul de sac. read more

Cute little store that sells baked goods Store is well organized, clean and stocked up They sell croissants, cookies, Bundt cakes Keto items And more Parking is easy Customer service is friendly Prices are very reasonable They are only open M-F 8-5 am read more

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High quality reasonably priced baked goods. I never quite know what I'll find when I walk in the door. Standard items are cookies, filled croissants and fruit/veggie breads like zucchini and banana and some cakes. Flavors change with the seasons and there are always good specials. Definitely recommend! read more

I've been wanting to come here for a while now but they only open on weekdays and only til 5:00, so it's hard to make it here within those hours. Finally made it here since my mom had an appointment nearby. They are located in the industrial part of town and it's a little hidden but it's near Kaiser. The store is in front of the warehouse. There's so many items for $1 here! Croissants, cake slices, pizza bread, cookies. We left with a lot more then we planned on buying. The pastries are packaged individually and there's no preservatives in their food. You can't beat the prices. They have single items as well as boxes of cookies and some of their loaf cakes. They also make custom big cakes. The croissants and some of their pastries aren't the highest quality but for the prices they're good. We tried the pineapple pizza bread, jalapeño cheese pizza bread, zucchini carrot cake, custard danish, cream cheese croissant, pineapple danish, mango coconut cookies, ginger cookies, and snickerdoodle cookies. All the items tasted fresh and the breads were soft, the cookies crunchy. Snickerdoodles are light and crispy, easy to keep popping in your mouth. The pizza bread is a little sweeter than I was expecting but add some toppings and they were tasty. The zucchini carrot bread is delicious! The only item I really didn't care for was the cream cheese croissant. Was expecting it to taste sweet more like a cheese danish. However, it was filled with regular plain cream cheese which had a tart taste. If in the area, I'd return to get some goodies. Can't beat the prices! read more

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Finally checked out this bakery outlet in San Leandro, off marina. Passed the kaiser hospital in the warehouses. Lots of bakery options from flavored $1 croissants (chocolate, almond, strawberry, pineapple, cheese, jalapeño/cheese). Tons of cookies in stock. $2- $9 depending on size of container. Cookie bars $1-$7. I think the 7 layer bar was good with the coconut & chocolate layers. Variety of Cakes. The only bread options I have seen was the Hawaiian buns. Keto options available but I did not try any. So far everything I have tried are ok. Nothing that I wound rave about but for the prices you can't go wrong. I spent over $50 as I was grabbing cakes for coworkers too! Yummy read more

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These days, there's nothing like Bakery Street. Their baked goods are very basic, sure, but sometimes people just want traditional simplicity made with quality ingredients. People also like a good deal. Well, you'll absolutely find that here, as many products are sold at $1-2 each. Not only that, but these treats are actually some of the ones you'd find highly marked up at a grocery store or your local cafe! And they also have keto treats! I wouldn't expect much for service, though. Everything is laid out, so just go on about your business and pick whatever - it won't cost you much anyways. Most things are going to taste like exactly what you'd expect them to taste coming from a grocery store. So really, just pick what you generally like. Their cookies taste like cookies, and their cakes are very moist and soft. If you have an Asian palate like me, a lot of things come off as sweet, but mostly the cookies and treats with cream cheese. My favorites are the toasted coconut crisps and the snickerdoodle cinnamon cookies. The slight burnt on the coconut crisps makes them taste so good, and it's packed with buttery essence! The coconut shreds give it an awesome texture without being chewy. The snickerdoodle cinnamon cookies are very crisp and also buttery - definitely one of my favorite forms of snickerdoodle. I generally dislike cookies, but it's hard to put these down. I've tried the madeleines before and they were mostly sweet, dry, and not buttery, though pretty light. The ones from Costco are a lot better. The banana bread is pretty okay, but not as good as the ones your friends probably make! Such is the price of baking wholesale. The red velvet lava cake doesn't have any cocoa in it, so it's really just a sweet moist cake. Want discounted baked goods? Don't think about going anywhere else, just go here and have a shopping spree. read more

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COVID-19 Review: I saw an advertisement for Bakery Street on social media and I was delighted to find out that it was right in my backyard of San Leandro! I love local bakeries and am a sucker for fresh bread/pastries, so I knew I had to come check it out. My partner and I came on a late Thursday afternoon after working. Walking into the store I could smell all the aromas of pastries through my mask, it was amazing. There are literally tables upon tables of pastries, cookies, and desserts (everything is individually wrapped). We grabbed a basket and filled it up. We grabbed 2 butter croissants, 1 custard croissant, 1 bag of snickerdoodle cookies, 1 slice of red velvet cake and 1 mini lemon cake. Everything is super reasonably priced and our total was less than $15. I was super excited to try everything. When we got home I heated up the butter croissants. They were buttery and flakey but they broke a part easily. Were they the best croissants I've ever had, no but they were only $1 each, can't beat that! The snickerdoodle cookies were bite-sized and crunchy, my partner loved them. The red velvet cake and lemon cake were actually quite disappointing. The red velvet cake looked moist but it was dry, the cream cheese frosting was fine. The lemon cake was the opposite and was very greasy, when I pressed on the cake oil/butter oozed out. I usually love dessert, but I didn't eat more than 2 bites of my cake. TDLR: It's a 3.5 stars for me. Everything is affordable here and you can definitely get your money's worth. It's also amazing to support local when you can, especially during this time. But everything was just average for me, nothing in particular stood out or made me say, wow I have to get this again. There is a lot of variety to choose from, so if you have a picky family, there's definitely something for everyone. They even have keto options! I don't know, maybe my expectations were too high because of the amazing photo advertisements and reviews, but I just wasn't impressed. read more

Bakery Street - Two butter croissants for $2! - Bakeries Near Me - San Leandro, California

I LOVE THIS BAKERY! The flavors of all the pastries are delicious, no many establishments use real butter and I am a big fan of the use of real butter. Prices are very reasonable and the quality better than many high-end places I have tried. The Croissants, Pumpkin Cream cheese rolls, ginger snaps, custard pastries, mini loafs, etc. These are far and few of many of the other variety of items they have. KETO items are very good as well. The almond keto bites are delicious. Many choices of keto friendly items. read more

Tried the Cinnamon Streusel Bundt Cake. Extremely sweet, even for those with a sweet tooth.

Trucker's paradise. At least when I went, almost all the patrons were truckers so kudos Bakery St for providing them parking. Thank you truckers for delivering all of our goods. Bakery is nice. Mostly all self service. Grab, buy and pay the nice lady at the window. This is a warehouse/storefront for the wondering curious in the middle of an industrial rows of manufacturing buildings. There's everything from cookies, cakes, pastries and tons of bigger packages for gifts. I came during the holidays so everything was packed and bow wrapped and ready to give. Prices are the best. Cheap. Big velvet cake slice was under $2. Pastries were a little over a buck. Cookies bulk were about $5 bucks! Dirt cheap. They also sell to Costco which is where I remember seeing their name. Well worth the visit, and good to buy here if you are going for a long trip especially. You will save lots. Parking inside the lot or tons in front. Cheers! read more

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There food could kill you! I found a piece of wood the length of a tooth pick and I could have choked! I have been on this planet for 56 years and this was the first time I have ever found foreign matter in something I was eating. So I called to explain this to them and there was no "I am sorry, Are you okay" what so ever. The lady had a script as if it happens all the time I could not believe it! And hear it goes, (send us a photo, mail us the material you found in the food and we will reimburse you) I DID Not want my lousy $9 back and the steps to take to get the $9. I thought they would offer a concession not a reimbursement and there never was a apology. UNBELIEVABLE read more

Bakery Street - Pulled this out of my mouth when eating there banana walnut bread! - Bakeries Near Me - San Leandro, California

cute little place with all the sweet treats! It's kinda placed in a random area but I'm glad that Yelp/IG brought me here. My sister and her bf bought normal treats and they said good things (nonketo coffee cake, strawberry cake and chocolate raspberry in particular were their favorite). Everything was very cheap and the staff was nice so I'd definitely stop by again. Some of the keto treats you could find at Costco but some flavors you can't, so it's nice to have a convenient keto bakery in the bay when I'm having a sweet tooth. ESPECIALLY with the prices being $1, $2 etc. so affordable! read more

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Hidden gem for sure! Would not have guessed there were any open to public stores in this area. The shop is located at the end of an industrial caul da sac . Tons of different pastries and baked good... and all very well priced! The best thing about it is, they have a bunch of non-dairy options, and they also have Keto friendly baked goods read more

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Employees are super friendly! All baked goods are delicious!! Pizza breads are my favorite read more

We've had a number of things from Bakery street for various holidays and occasions and most recently had the popular churro cake (normally sold at Costco) where we were able to score a fresh one in route! The cake was delicious and also had a cool design to it! Never have had an issue with their customer service and the prices are really reasonable. Glad we've got bakery street in the area! read more

The staff is really helpful and friendly! I could smell the cheese bread as I was walking up the ramp. For those on keto, they've got a few keto dessert bites! read more

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My friend recently got married and her wedding cake was made by Bakery Street! I'm not a fan of carrot cake but it wasn't bad lol. It was moist and not too sweet. They also provided mini banana bread & chocolate chip banana bread goodies. So, decided to pay them a visit on a Saturday morning with the bf to see what other treats they had. Their shop is sort of hidden and on a dead end street. You can follow the signs/arrows. There's a free, small parking lot. It's like a small outlet shop; no fancy decor. They had a wide range of items such as jalapeño bread, cupcakes, homemade spreads, cookies. My bf and I purchased some toasted almond crisps (think it was $7, big box), red velvet & chocolate madeleines and almond cookies. All the items were pretty good, especially the almond crisps. If you use a debit/credit card, there's a minimum purchase amount required. Think it was $15, not 100% sure. But yeah nice cashier and fresh goodies! read more

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3.5 Stars- Bakery Street is located in an Industrial area. Dont let that fool you. Its a good bakery. Unfortunately, the last 2 times I went, the pre-packaged goods did not look fresh. I was a little disappointed. read more

I was surprised to see your production in Costco. Price is great. Taste is phenomenal. I was pleased with ingredients - all natural. Definitely will buy again. Also I loved to see pink color was from red beets. Thanks for making natural cakes! read more

Bakery Street - Chocolate heart cake - Bakeries Near Me - San Leandro, California

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Come here if you are shopping for a large office party because the prices are unbeatable at wholesale prices, but I'm not too sure about the freshness. Everything says baked fresh daily so I was tempted to buy a little of everything to try; from a variety of bundt cakes, ginger cookies, keto bars, Madelines, croissants, brownies, coffee cake, lemon loaf...I think you get the idea! When I brought home my load of baked goodies, to my surprise, most of them tasted stale so I had to reheat them then down it with lots of milk because they were all so sweet. It's fun to go once and I'm done. read more

Bakery Street - Inside, so many choices! - Bakeries Near Me - San Leandro, California

I work down the street from here and finally decided to walk over! The place is tucked off in the corner so don't miss it! As soon as I walked in I was amazed by all of the goodies! I had to do a lap to scout everything out. I wanted to try everything! I ended up getting the jalapeno and cream cheese croissant ($1) and the vietnamese coffee cookies (4 for $1). the prices were so affordable and everything tasted delicious. at checkout ($2 total) i was scavenging my purse for another dollar as i rarely carry cash on me. i asked if they took card but the sweet human that was helping me explained that there was a $10 min. As i went to keep looking for another dollar, she smiled and said that she was going to take care of it and handed me my goods. I am so grateful for her kindness and my tummy is also very grateful for the delicious baked goods. I will definitely be back to try everything! read more

Delicious treats, super soft and moist! Me and my husband love coming here ! super affordable as well+ cakes

Bakery Street is a wholesale bakery with an outlet store selling excess/misbaked goods. came upon them by following faint signs on teagarden drive to this location. offerings: cookies, cakes, scones, etc. eats: "gourmet chocolate chip cookies" 12 oz. (2) -either it's stale or they baked the cookies wrong. -looked at faint sell by date sticker: 8/19. didn't look earlier. just tooked at fat content. took this instead of pecan, -cookies not the normal flat kind, more dome shaped. crumbs: -the factory looked huge. 4 doors for loading available. -all types cookies available for 2-2.50. -doubtful repeat. read more

This was a difficult review. The quality of the baked goods were poor, but this is an outlet. I purchased a few items for myself and some for others. Let's talk about what I did eat. The jalapeno cheese bread seemed to be the freshest item. The jalapenos and cheese complemented each other nicely. Then there was this lemon dessert. It looked beautiful, but when I bit into it, the topping was hard - perhaps that's how they intended it to be. To me, it looked like swirled frosting, but maybe it was a candy piece. Then the second layer appeared to be the residue of the top, so not really it's own layer. This is what killed it. It didn't taste kosher, nor did it smell good. The bottom layer was a pie/clumpy cake lemon filling. This was the best part, but unfortunately it came after the other part, so i couldn't enjoy it. I had to throw the whole thing away. I guess if you're just looking to inhale something sweet, then this is probably the place for you because the price is minimal. My coworker loved the pineapple pastry I brought her. It was only $1 and she said it was delicious. Perhaps it depends on what you order. I have some coconut crisps left, but I am skeptical about eating them. read more

Bakery Street - A Bakery Outlet - Bakeries Near Me - San Leandro, California

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Oh. Em. Gee. I think I just died and went to RVC heaven!!! Now listen closely all you Red Velvet Cake lovers, this is serious business. I recently found my all time best Red Velvet Cake evaaar from Bakery Street! My friend and I got into a discussion about RVCs last weekend and he raved that he had a really good one that was purchased from Costco awhile back. So with that in mind, I thought I could just casually drop into Costco and pick one up for our Superbowl party the next day. Disappointingly, it was no where to be found. I even asked about these and the Costco Employee told me it might have been seasonal since the last time they carried them was Christmas. And never mind that they go flying off the shelves when they are in stock! Wow. So now of course I'm really intrigued about this RVC and want one badly. My Mom happened to be at Costco one night this week and called me to let me know they had two heart-shaped RVCs left and she was picking them up for me! (Ok, this is the part where I have to tell you that as much as I wanted the 2nd cake for me, it was for my friend who told me about them in the first place.) That Costco Employee wasn't kidding when she said they go quick! Anywho, my first bite into this delicious, sweet, flavorful, and beautifully presented heart shaped Red Velvet Cake just about made me swear never to eat another Red Velvet Cake other than this one ever again! If you love RVC, you can stop looking for the best around because this my yelp friends, is IT. The frosting is sweet but not too rich. The cake is perfectly moist and I mean perfectly. And to top it all off, the sides are embellished with chunky flakes of red white chocolate. Perfection. For a second I thought twice about writing this review because I was being selfish and wanted to hoard all the Bakery Street RVC deliciousness to myself. But then I realized I would be doing Red Velvet Cakes an injustice if I didn't share this find with the world. And that's not to say that plenty of people don't already know about this treasure! According to their website, they do have plenty of other baked gems in the form of cookies, bundts, cupcakes, wedding cakes, and cakes with a variety of flavors and fillings. I'm just not sure if they retail or only wholesale their items. I'm truly hoping that they do retail (aside from just wedding cakes and cookie baskets) so that I know where to get my new, beloved RVCs when Costco runs out. read more

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Not only do they have a good selection of sweets and fortune cookies. But the customer service is excellent! Highly recommended for any events or just for home or even bag lunches etc. etc. read more

Almond Keto Bites are awesome! Please make more Keto items. I will keep buying your product. read more

Bakery Street - Bakeries Near Me - San Leandro, California

Where have I been this whole time? This place has been here for 12 years and I just found out about it. They have a huge variety and great prices. Made a great mixture for a gift, really tasty and I can't wait to come back and try other item. read more

This is always my go to place when I need baked goods for a large gathering. Prices are so reasonable for the amount you get. There are definitely more delicious bakeries, but I'm not sure there are any where you get better bang for your buck. read more

Top Quality!!! Excellent variety and price!!!!! I do wish they were open Saturdays though. They are my first choice for bakery items.

I went to this bakery because of the good reviews about their Red Velvet cake (which is my favorite cake!). Went there on 9/1 my birthday and got me the Red Velvet cake! Satisfied customer here... Their prices is very reasonable. Will definitely come back. read more

Bakery Street - Red Velvet Cake! - Bakeries Near Me - San Leandro, California

I found their product at costco last easter, their carrot budnt cakes are to die for!! Then i went ahead and looked for them online since it says that they're just from san leandro. The shop / bakery outlet was simple but full of goodies. I'm just very disappointed how they sell baked good without expiration date. I was so excited to finally get my hands on their carrot mini budnt and got myself some banana mini budnt since i trust their yummy goods so much, i came home rushing to eat my mini bundt cakes to my surprise THEY ALL TASTE OLD, DRY & HARD CAKE Wish they gave attention to when it expires so they can take them out of their inventory before someone enters their store. read more

Bakery Street - Its so dry the icing fell off. such a waste of money - Bakeries Near Me - San Leandro, California

They have nobody manning their counter and when you are looking for help the people that are there are rude, act like you're bothering them, or just plain unfriendly. I would have liked to have tried what they're selling but with the attitude I just walked out. read more

It's a 3.5 stars for me, but I love that it's an affordable local business so I'm rounding up. Some things are delicious, others are just ok. They have bags of everything for $1-2, so you can't beat the price when you're craving a little something sweet. Good - Ginger cookies, fruit croissants (think like the packages ones you find from Hostess but homemade), the bundt cakes (esp red velvet). Meh - Florentines, banana bread. read more