Stumbled across Elysian Fields Artisan Bakery & Dainties on Google and had to give it a try -- and…read moreboy am I glad we did. This beautiful little shop feels like stepping into another world the moment you walk in. It's family run, and you can truly feel the love and creativity that goes into everything they make. From cupcakes and tortes to cookies and so much more, every display case looked amazing. They even had gluten-free options, which was great to see. Gabriel welcomed us in and took the time to walk us through all the delicious treats they had to offer. His kindness and enthusiasm made the experience even more special. Since it was our first visit, we were treated to complimentary shortbread cookies -- we chose lavender and rose -- and both were absolutely delicious. We ended up taking home a strawberry brownie, the tuxedo cupcake with dark chocolate and buttercream frosting, a vanilla cupcake, and the limoncello cupcake. Every single dessert was wonderful and beautifully made. This is the kind of bakery you instantly know you'll return to again and again. We will definitely be back!

Unbelievable cakes and pastries. Short bread flavors are floral and fun too ! This family owned and…read moreoperated bakery has some of the best baked items I've had in Mesa. Hands down. I've been here 3 times in 2 weeks after discovering it and plan to go again in the next couple days. There's so much try! They even do high tea, which is a treat to find! The decor is unique and gives service to their heritage and personally curated feel. No doubt there is something to enjoy for everyone here. I'm not sure about Vegan or gluten free options.

Rise Up is sure to put a smile on your face: quality breads, pastries (cakes, cupcakes, etc) and…read moresandwiches, bright decor and very friendly service. They sometimes sell out of their croissant wheels, so we had to get one: croissant consistency shaped into a circle with filling and glaze. When you cut into the raspberry lemon, the so-named filling oozes out... decadence on a plate. They also had a pistachio and chocolate one, and others. Somewhat similar to cronuts but less flaky. At $9.50, I'm good for awhile! We also tried the soft lemon blueberry cinnamon roll which also came in several different flavors. Their sandwich bread is also quality; we enjoy the honey whole wheat. They have a rewards card to buy 10 loaves of bread (or challah, sweet bread) and get 1 free. They also donate their leftover goods at the end of the day to a homeless shelter. Shop local and support this business!

This is hands down the best bakery in the valley! Every single item I've tried has been absolutely…read moreamazing. From the moment you walk in, you're greeted by the kindest, most welcoming staff, which makes the whole experience even better. There's such a wide variety of delicious treats to choose from that it's hard to pick a favorite. Personally, I love the sugar cookies--they have the perfect level of sweetness. My daughter can't get enough of the mint brownie, and my husband always asks me to bring home one of their coffee cake loaves. Beyond those favorites, they offer an incredible selection of cupcakes, croissants, cookies, cinnamon buns, and so much more. Anytime we have visitors, this is one of the first places I take them. I truly can't recommend this bakery enough!

I love Dave's killer bread and found this outlet store so was excited to see what they had…read more Unfortunately I wasn't very impressed. It really felt like an outlet store. Lot of the bread was outdated. They also had little pies and cookies that were expired too. Selection was very lacking. I don't think you're going to save much by coming here. Glad I checked them out though but really wasn't worth the ride.

I never buy bread but hubby loves Dave's killer bread so decided to check out this place on…read more3-29-26. The store was much smaller than I expected. We bought a loaf of Power seed for $3.69 which is great price. They also had $2 loaves that only had one day left on the due date which I thought was strange but I guess people buy them. They also had sodas, chips, and lots of snack cakes, cupcakes, and mini donuts. The lady at the register was very nice. It's a great place if you love bread and snack cakes.

Paris Baguette specializes in "French-Asian" bakery items originating in South Korea…read more I'm familiar with their brand for many years now on the streets of New York. I didn't realize that actually opened in the West Coast first before making their way to the East Coast and rapidly expanding their chain. I know them for their cakes being light, airy and beautifully decorated. Most especially for the season or holiday. I recently tried their strawberry soft cake and it really retained the strawberry flavor. The texture was soft and most certainly airy while not being overly sweet. It made a great pair with coffee. Delicious! All items can be retrieved from the shelves and brought to the counter to check out with courteous staff.

If you stop in at H Mart, you'll see a Paris Baguette inside. How does one pick with all these…read moresavory and sweet treats? I usually have to circle the display twice before I make up my mind. So much goodness. If you dream of flaky and tasty baked goods, visit this place. The only trouble you'll experience is trying to choose which one (or two) to purchase! They also have breads and gorgeous special cakes. Shared parking lot.

I wish I was a word smith, then I could wax eloquently on how excellent this place is…read more They focus on leavening with sourdough starters, I believe. check out their web site for more details. We've only been to the one in Old Town Mesa, by the fine art theater. Just glad its not next door, because I'd start living there! Not to sound like a hoity toity food snob, (kind of like when someone says they are not a "conspiracy theorist," but then they go into great lengths about conspiracies -- I'll be a snob here. Their pastries and breads are next level. They aren't just baking an excellent product (which would be enough to make me happy in area that lacks artisan bakers) they are "crafting" baking art. I hate to compare to the European Bakery craft (because there are plenty of great American bakers) but Europe does have that as a trademark (at least France, Switzerland, Germany, and Italy.) If all I ate eat each day was one of their croissants, it would be enough - theirs just flake away from the outside, and then a tender airy sourdough inside. Pain au Chocolate - excellent. Croissant - excellent. Oh -- Chocolate Chuck cookie - unbelievable. Best I've ever had. Chewy, buttery, crunchy. Not caky. I'll be heading back for sourdough bread and other goodies. No photos - I eat the goods too fast.

I enter on Friday 2/27 at 11:30 AM. The young girl that was working at the front helped me check…read moreout. I asked her for a Genovese slice of pizza. I know they're vegetarian, but I wanted to double check with her. She responds as "vegetarian means no meat, right"? All employees working at a food establishment should know what vegetarian means. This was quite baffling to hear. I asked her for a new slice because the one that was out on display was visibly burned and the other slice was touching pepperoni from the meat pizza. As mentioned, I'm a vegetarian. Therefore, I could not have either one of those slices. She proceeds to say that's how the pizzas are. They are slightly burned because they are so sourdough. While I can accept this answer, I do not accept the fact that she would not be willing to give me another slice as a paying customer. She insensitively said she can't give me a new one until all the old slices are taken up. She mentioned that this is their procedure. According to this, they are saying that they will not provide a proper product unless the old, damaged product, or unacceptable by the customer is used up first. If this is their business model, then it is apparent they do not value customer service. This business should have the competence to understand that if they want to sell a product, they cannot sell it in a condition that the customer is not satisfied with. Most importantly, being a vegetarian, they should have the sensitivity to understand that if a slice is touching the meat product then they cannot consume it. And again, the employee completely disregarded my health and religious beliefs by not accommodating me. You usually won't encounter problems when you're just trying to buy bread. However, it reflects on the business's employees greatly when there is a problem and they do not value customer service by resolving or accommodating the customer's satisfaction. I will be switching to Noble exclusively. Especially since it's so readily available at the farmers markets and stores.

This is one of my favorite panaderias in the valley. They are kind and always have a large…read moreassortment of pan dulce and a super affordable price. They also have beautiful cakes that are perfect for a birthday or any special occasion. Parking area is small but people go in and out quickly so if you don't find a spot just be patient! Service is friendly and I am always glad to come in. Gracias La Estrella!

We went on a sunday afternoon and this place was packed! This panaderia was soo good. They make…read moretheir baked goods fresh daily. You can see them making it there and then as well. I was so surprised with how soft and fresh each of the pastries are. There is literally so many variety of breads too. I tried one of their flans and I liked how it wasn't overly sweet. We got one of the sprinkle sugar circular donut and it reminded me of a churro. The conchas were also so good too. Everything was so yummy and it's kind of dangerous how close this panaderia is by us haha. We got 4 pastries and a flan for $12 - all for a reasonable price. I also love how all of the staff were super kind. Towards the back of the store is where they sell meat and ready to eat hot foods. They also take card which is convenient.

They're the more affordable option of their major competitor, but in my opinion, their cakes are…read moreless sweet and a little more subtle tasting. It would be a good option for people who don't like their desserts too sweet. It's located in a larger market and does have its own seating, service was nice even though it was close to closing and tables were clean.

I love their pastries. Today I went with a Mocha Creme Bread and a walnut cream…read more Don't judge I ate most of the walnut creme on my way home from here and will give the mocha to my bestie. The creme is very light and not overly sweet. Bread is mmmmm bread!! They have a few tables in front to enjoy people watching while you enjoy your coffee and pastry. Friendly staff and quick service. Busy location in Asiana Market. Busy on weekends and lot easier to find parking during the week.

I've ordered from Suspiros Cakes multiple times, and their customer service is always excellent…read more The staff is friendly, attentive, and consistently provides a great experience. I always order the tres leches cake, and while it doesn't taste like a traditional tres leches, it's absolutely delicious. The texture is perfect, not overly wet or runny, and the flavor is balanced without being too sweet. I'm honestly not sure why they call it tres leches because it's so different from the typical version, but whatever they're doing works. It's one of my favorite cakes, and I keep coming back for it.

Service was kind and friendly. Cake looks good but I don't know if it's actually baked at the…read morelocation considering all the ingredients listed on the cake box. It's twice the cost of the tres leches cakes from Food City and the family agreed that it wasn't as tasty.