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Great pastries, great coffee and service too! Came later in the day so they didn't have much left, but still absolutely loved the cranberry oatmeal cookie flavor, one of the best I ever had! Also note that they stop most coffee by the afternoon, but the staff was super nice and still offered cold brew later in the day! Will be coming back to try more of their pastries soon!
The baked goods here are so tasty, and the coffee is decent, too. I tried a number of their baked goods, including their cardamom bun, chocolate rye cookie, and hazelnut croissant. The pastries are flaky, crispy, and packed with flavor. I liked how the cookie was very chewy without being too sweet. I stopped by on a weekday around lunchtime to try one of their baguette sandwiches. They only had the mozzarella sandwich at the time. Initially I was a little disappointed because I was hoping for something salty and punchy like a ham and cheese, but ended up really enjoying the mozzarella. The light flavor of the mozzarella allowed the chewiness and flavor of the bread to shine. I imagine that the bread would have gotten masked by something with a stronger flavor like ham. I would highly recommend trying them out if you like bread and pastries! There are plenty of outlets and tables in the back for hanging out or getting some work done.
Stopped by for a snack and WiFi when my power was out. Place was packed but I got some charge and a nice snack.
Everything fresh, cute interior, decent seating, is more for yapping than studying imo bc pretty loud; sandy is good but the pastries are really really good. latte is solid too. Also have real bread. might be one of my favorite bakeries here!
Hmmm. Someone recommended this bakery to me, so there I went. Walking, with 28F, hoping it would be worth it. Upon arrival everything seemed great. A smiling face to welcome you, good scent and places to sit (no wifi that I could see). I ended up ordering a hazelnut croissant, a mushroom tart and a cappuccino. Tipped $2 and waited to pick up what I had ordered. They do not take it to your table or anything like that. Grab and go but you tip. I don't know you but I prefer a savory eggy, cheesy tart to be warmed up. When I requested if that could be done for the croissant and tart... "No, sorry, we cannot do it" ... at a bakery with ready to eat items? Then I seat down and when I cut into the croissant I see it is chocolate, so I go to the front to look at the croissants and visually confirm what I had been given. Yes, I was given the hazelnut croissant but their hazelnut is 'chocolate'? I don't know if that was Nutella but it was not a hazelnut croissant. Now, regretful of having tipped at all, I see my receipt and I was charged a different croissant that had a higher charge. The tart had potential and the coffee, although small, was well prepped. Glad to have tried it. Not coming back any time soon.
Loved the options as well as the inside seating area! Not pictured in my photos are a cardamom bun that was *chef's kiss* amazing. I would definitely splurge on a handful of pastries when making the trip out here!
We decided to try out this small Bakeshop when we were in Pittsburgh for the weekend because it was down the street from our family we were visiting. On arrive there was a bunch of parking and a line outside! We realized it was a popular place and they were very fast to get people in and out. We ordered a bunch of things to share including traditional croissant, chocolate croissant, ham & cheese croissant, hazelnut croissant, and cinnamon sugar roll sort of croissant. We also ordered some lattes that they make right in shop! The price for everything was VERY reasonable for how much we got. There was a bunch of tables in the back to sit at, but we decided to take them home. Traditional croissant: recommend, it was VERY flakey and delicious Chocolate croissant: it was okay, it's hard to find a chocolate croissant with enough chocolate Hazelnut croissant: this one by far was my favorite! It had a lot of flavor Ham and cheese: unfortunately this is where i did deduct the star because it was raw Cinnamon sugar: definitely another favorite very delicious Overall I would recommend and go back when im in the ar
Went for some pastries and coffee on a Sunday morning. The service is quick and staff is friendly. The rubarb almond pastry was so delicious! Perfectly tart and sweet. The pecan cookie was a rich treat. Lots of seating in the back room, nice that they had no music playing.
It seemed a pretty hard-core bakery, from the exposed brick vibe to the Old World loaves to the delectable looking pastries. I had room for only a blueberry almond tart and a chai latte, and I suspect I am missing out on bread. My beverage, however, was balanced in flavor and full to the brim, and my tart possessed an extreme flakiness that presumably requires some significant technique to achieve. Their seating area was not huge, but I found a spot and was able to enjoy in peace.
Great spot. I like how their bakery style is more sweet or savory breads, croissants, pies etc instead of only sweeter cakes/cupcakes. Whatever you get- make sure you get something with apple in it- they are phenomenal! Might be a line outside but it's worth it & you can go for a nice walk around homewood cemetery/frick park after if you're inclined.
Best croissants I've ever had. The everything croissant and the chocolate croissant are huge and only $3-$4. Crunchy on the outside perfectly fluffy on the inside. Delicious. Keeps well in the fridge too. Usually buy a weeks worth on Saturday. Have also tried some of their other stuff like the ham and cheese which was a little too salty. Baguettes are also solid but not amazing. Just get their croissants. So. Good. Lots of parking is on the street. Always a 10+ minute line stretching outside. Not a lot of seating inside or outside.
Another holiday order - getting all the Christmas-limited treats! The chocolate orange muffin, peppermint chocolate scone and Christmas tree shaped cookie (peppermint flavor). Also bought two more bread as usual - their Finnish rye and multigrain sourdough. The multigrain has a crusty thin outside and soft, moist inside, perfect for sandwiches.
1 month ago
Food was great!! pastries were flaky, buttery, and perfect level of sweet. Also well priced, and great selection. Got through the line super quick on a Sunday morning and ate outdoors at their tables, a lovely way to spend the morning. read more
This is what a high end Boulangerie in France looks like. Their bread is spectacular. The staff were so friendly and they gave a FREE sourdough starter. You have to try their Sourdough Olive, it's seriously great. I showed them my pictures of a bread shop in Lyon, and told them that they are doing everything right. There's a small cafe area which is cute. There's a 5 minute parking spot right out front. I hope you love this place as much as I do. read more
I got a baguette (4/5), sourdough loaf (4.5/5), multigrain loaf (4.5/5), sesame bagel (4/5), everything bagel (4.5/5), and plain bagel (5/5). The baguette was crunchy but a little dry. The sourdough and multigrain loaves also had nice crunchy crusts but were airy and soft on the inside. The sesame bagel 4/5 was good, even though I'm not a huge sesame fan. The everything bagel was a bit tougher and crunchier. My favorite was the plain bagel; it was beautiful with a perfect crunchy outside, soft fluffy inside, and fantastic flavor; it is easily one of the best bagels I've had, if not the best! The service was quick and good (4.5/5), despite it being busy. They have a wide selection of breads and baked goods and a few places to sit inside. read more
Great pastries, great coffee and service too! Came later in the day so they didn't have much left, but still absolutely loved the cranberry oatmeal cookie flavor, one of the best I ever had! Also note that they stop most coffee by the afternoon, but the staff was super nice and still offered cold brew later in the day! Will be coming back to try more of their pastries soon! read more
The baked goods here are so tasty, and the coffee is decent, too. I tried a number of their baked goods, including their cardamom bun, chocolate rye cookie, and hazelnut croissant. The pastries are flaky, crispy, and packed with flavor. I liked how the cookie was very chewy without being too sweet. I stopped by on a weekday around lunchtime to try one of their baguette sandwiches. They only had the mozzarella sandwich at the time. Initially I was a little disappointed because I was hoping for something salty and punchy like a ham and cheese, but ended up really enjoying the mozzarella. The light flavor of the mozzarella allowed the chewiness and flavor of the bread to shine. I imagine that the bread would have gotten masked by something with a stronger flavor like ham. I would highly recommend trying them out if you like bread and pastries! There are plenty of outlets and tables in the back for hanging out or getting some work done. read more
7 months ago
Stopped by for a snack and WiFi when my power was out. Place was packed but I got some charge and a nice snack. read more
Everything fresh, cute interior, decent seating, is more for yapping than studying imo bc pretty loud; sandy is good but the pastries are really really good. latte is solid too. Also have real bread. might be one of my favorite bakeries here! read more
Hmmm. Someone recommended this bakery to me, so there I went. Walking, with 28F, hoping it would be worth it. Upon arrival everything seemed great. A smiling face to welcome you, good scent and places to sit (no wifi that I could see). I ended up ordering a hazelnut croissant, a mushroom tart and a cappuccino. Tipped $2 and waited to pick up what I had ordered. They do not take it to your table or anything like that. Grab and go but you tip. I don't know you but I prefer a savory eggy, cheesy tart to be warmed up. When I requested if that could be done for the croissant and tart... "No, sorry, we cannot do it" ... at a bakery with ready to eat items? Then I seat down and when I cut into the croissant I see it is chocolate, so I go to the front to look at the croissants and visually confirm what I had been given. Yes, I was given the hazelnut croissant but their hazelnut is 'chocolate'? I don't know if that was Nutella but it was not a hazelnut croissant. Now, regretful of having tipped at all, I see my receipt and I was charged a different croissant that had a higher charge. The tart had potential and the coffee, although small, was well prepped. Glad to have tried it. Not coming back any time soon. read more
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Loved the options as well as the inside seating area! Not pictured in my photos are a cardamom bun that was *chef's kiss* amazing. I would definitely splurge on a handful of pastries when making the trip out here! read more
2 years ago
We decided to try out this small Bakeshop when we were in Pittsburgh for the weekend because it was down the street from our family we were visiting. On arrive there was a bunch of parking and a line outside! We realized it was a popular place and they were very fast to get people in and out. We ordered a bunch of things to share including traditional croissant, chocolate croissant, ham & cheese croissant, hazelnut croissant, and cinnamon sugar roll sort of croissant. We also ordered some lattes that they make right in shop! The price for everything was VERY reasonable for how much we got. There was a bunch of tables in the back to sit at, but we decided to take them home. Traditional croissant: recommend, it was VERY flakey and delicious Chocolate croissant: it was okay, it's hard to find a chocolate croissant with enough chocolate Hazelnut croissant: this one by far was my favorite! It had a lot of flavor Ham and cheese: unfortunately this is where i did deduct the star because it was raw Cinnamon sugar: definitely another favorite very delicious Overall I would recommend and go back when im in the ar read more
1 year ago
Went for some pastries and coffee on a Sunday morning. The service is quick and staff is friendly. The rubarb almond pastry was so delicious! Perfectly tart and sweet. The pecan cookie was a rich treat. Lots of seating in the back room, nice that they had no music playing. read more
It seemed a pretty hard-core bakery, from the exposed brick vibe to the Old World loaves to the delectable looking pastries. I had room for only a blueberry almond tart and a chai latte, and I suspect I am missing out on bread. My beverage, however, was balanced in flavor and full to the brim, and my tart possessed an extreme flakiness that presumably requires some significant technique to achieve. Their seating area was not huge, but I found a spot and was able to enjoy in peace. read more
Great spot. I like how their bakery style is more sweet or savory breads, croissants, pies etc instead of only sweeter cakes/cupcakes. Whatever you get- make sure you get something with apple in it- they are phenomenal! Might be a line outside but it's worth it & you can go for a nice walk around homewood cemetery/frick park after if you're inclined. read more
1 year ago
2 years ago
Best croissants I've ever had. The everything croissant and the chocolate croissant are huge and only $3-$4. Crunchy on the outside perfectly fluffy on the inside. Delicious. Keeps well in the fridge too. Usually buy a weeks worth on Saturday. Have also tried some of their other stuff like the ham and cheese which was a little too salty. Baguettes are also solid but not amazing. Just get their croissants. So. Good. Lots of parking is on the street. Always a 10+ minute line stretching outside. Not a lot of seating inside or outside. read more
7 months ago
Another holiday order - getting all the Christmas-limited treats! The chocolate orange muffin, peppermint chocolate scone and Christmas tree shaped cookie (peppermint flavor). Also bought two more bread as usual - their Finnish rye and multigrain sourdough. The multigrain has a crusty thin outside and soft, moist inside, perfect for sandwiches. read more
4 years ago
An adorable spot! Even with a line out the door, it's absolutely worth it. Gorgeous bread and pastries. I particularly loved the ham and cheese croissant with everything seasoning on it. The flaky layers are unreal. Just like in Paris. I also tried the maple cinnamon flavor iced latte and it reminded me of cinnamon toast crunch in the best possible way! Would definitely come back! read more
3 years ago
Five Points has been my go to weekend treat spot for years. I really cannot recommend this place enough! Things I love: - their chocolate croissant is my #1. Recommend it highly! Perfect every time. Dunk that thing in a cup of coffee to make it even better! - the seasonal danishes are so fun! My faves are pumpkin and rhubarb. - their indoor seating is open now! Cozy with a decent amount of seating, I've never had an issue finding a place to sit either in the back or along the "bar". They have two big bathrooms which is really great too! - service is quick! - so many options, but they always have the favorites available which I love. - I've never ever been disappointed by something I eaten here. It's really all that good. Things I don't like: - literally nothing I can think of. I think the prices are totally worth it for the high quality food you're getting. The food and drink are consistently delicious. The staff is friendly and fast. Things to note: - there is almost always a line out the door on a weekend morning. Don't let this deter you! Let it draw you in! It's worth the wait and the line moves fast. - they have sandwiches on Saturdays until they run out. If you're looking for a sammie don't go too late in the day lest they run out! read more
2 years ago
This bakery has some great fresh bread and baked goods. There is only street parking and it isn't difficult to find a spot. The inside smells amazing and the baked goods are delicious. If you're trying to get one of their sandwiches you have to go early since they sell out fast! read more
There's nothing better than a fresh croissant from Five Points. They manage to get it perfect; the crust is buttery, flaky, but also with that perfect crisp and crunch. Get there early because they usually sell out of the good stuff by noonish. The fruit danishes are my favorite - the flavors vary day to day!! With plenty of seating it's a great gathering spot for coffee or a snack before strolling in Frick Park. read more
I wish I could give this place a 3.5. Their croissants and cookies are really good. Service is pretty quick. The staff is pretty friendly. They have outdoor seating. I wish they had indoor as well. On bad weather days, there is no seating option. Parking is easy to find. read more
I stopped by five points artisan bake shop to grab some pastries and coffee. I had no idea that this place was so popular, so we were surprised this either was a line out the door. Luckily the line moves pretty quickly, although we made the mistake of coming around 11:30, so a lot of the popular items were gone. I ended up getting a chocolate croissant and a cinnamon roll, as well as an apple pie and lemon poppyseed danish. The chocolate croissant was a little bit underwhelming, and would've been better if it were hot. The cinnamon roll, on the other hand, is absolutely life-changing. They use croissant dough to make the roll itself, and it's the best things of a croissant and a cinnamon roll combined. The apple pie and the cold brew were also very yummy. I would've loved to try more of their items (like their breads), but ya girl can only eat so much! read more
This place is so good! I haven't been back since they expanded, and I'm loving the new version! We came around 8:30am on the weekend, and there was already a line out the door. Within about 10 min, we got inside and the ordering process went pretty fast. I got their chocolate croissant, which was still warm when I ate it, and an apple danish to go. I love how puffy their pastries are. The Apple danish was super yummy as well. I think this just might be one of my favorite bakeries in Pittsburgh! read more
3 years ago
4 years ago
Popular bakery in squirrel hill. The line was out the door at 11am. Come early so they have what you're craving before selling out! We got sweet and savory baked items- both light and flavorful. The lady serving us at the counter made wonderful recommendations from the wide array of goods. Alternative milks, vegan cookies, simple payment process (cash app accepted). Drinks and bakery items were reasonably priced. Seating area in the back was a little cramped, but a nice spot to meet with friends or coworkers. Seems to be a work in progress for half of the front store, but I'm excited to see the future result. read more
2 years ago
Amazing bake shop! Will come back. Good study spot too it is usually pretty quiet. Pastries and bread are amazing and service is fast and efficient read more
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6520 Wilkins Ave
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