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Five Points Bakery

4.5 (423 reviews)
Open • 8:00 am - 3:00 pm
Updated 2 months ago

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Erica O.

If I could give you more stars I would. Your business was recommended to me, by the Airbnb when I asked for some good local coffee shops. Little did I know I'd be coming into my favorite type of literally "everything"! Eclectic and vintage decor with absolutely perfect use of vintage and antique kitchen and table ware. A very interesting and fun repurposing of an old building/house. Very friendly, patient and helpful employees (apologies to the very kind woman at the counter, because when I'm excited I tend to chatter a lot). The baked goods were delicious, the whole grain toast was hearty and so full of flavor. The croissant was large, flaky and buttery. My husband's apple cake was moist and the frosting was perfect. I really enjoyed the coffee and since they don't grind the beans for you, I bought the bag of their signature blend then stopped at Walmart for a coffee bean grinder. I love savory for breakfast so I had 2 soft boiled eggs, ham, gruyere cheese, whole grain toast and pesto. When my plate came I was very pleased to see the vintage items used and some repurposed very cleverly. If the decor isn't your "thing"...make a visit for their food and coffee.

French Toast
Theresa M.

First time for breakfast on MLK day. I had French toast with fig syrup, mascarpone and orange slices and hot Chai. It was delicious. It's a very quaint 2 story restaurant. We sat on the second floor and really liked the ambiance. It is a pay at the register business and then they bring the food to you. My only suggestion is if you want water it is self serve and the glasses are really tiny. There is no water dispenser on the second floor so we had to keep going downstairs to fill up our water. I'll definitely be back to try some of their decadent looking bakery.

Brandon G.

Five Points is one of my favorite bakeries in Buffalo. From the decor, service, and quality of their menu, this spot is a slam dunk for breakfast or lunch. I stopped in quick before I had a meeting in the area and just needed a little treat. I grabbed an iced green tea and a blueberry muffin. The service was fast as always and the muffin was delicious. My son ended up with half of it and ate it so quick so it must've been really good! They have such a big menu and everything sounds good so it makes it hard to decide for a breakfast food fan like myself. They have a lot of seating upstairs and a little downstairs so it would be a great spot for some remote work sometime too. Definitely will be back soon!

Amazing food and amazing little cafe! It's so cute in here, i absolutely love that all the chairs and tables are different. The art is also just so cute in here. The spicy chicken sandwich was AMAZING. Love love love! Parking is a nightmare however.

Almond cake and brown sugar cinnamon latte
Rita J.

Great toast experience on a whatever day it is during the holidays visit!! I alway appreciate the down to earth vibe and the friendly staff. My tip eat dessert first!

House Iced chai Latte yummm
Kristie S.

I've been wanting to come here for months, but lived so far away. I still live a distance, but much closer. I finally made the trip out and am so happy I did. I will definitely be back! I adore the atmosphere. There's a cute kids corner that my daughter enjoyed playing in with other toddlers. There's an upper and lower dining area. The employees were kind and welcoming. The food was great. I ordered a house, iced chai latte, an almond quahsahnt (croissant), the almond cake, a chocolate chip cookie and a loaf of the extra sharp cheddar bread from the freezer. All of the pastries were good, but my favorite was the almond croissant. I will def be ordering that again. I haven't tried the bread yet. Will definitely order the iced chai latte again. There's a decent size parking lot, but I still had to park on the street on a Sunday morning, which wasn't an issue. There's a nice outside area.

Large coffee
Chad P.

Definitely a gem in Buffalo. Headed over here for breakfast before we headed out of town after my first visit to Buffalo. We walked in and we're greeted very friendly from the lady behind the counter. I ordered a delicious breakfast sandwich and some coffee. Plenty of pastries to choose from as well as I think that is definitely the highlight of their business. After my delicious breakfast sandwich, I did go up and order one of the pastries. I think it was one of the chocolate fudge blonde brownies. So delicious! Very friendly service here and they were always busy but it was easy to find a table. Great place to give your money to in Buffalo! Great homey ambiance as well on a cloudy day and very close to a cat adoption place where you can watch them through the windows. Just a really cool part of town.

Tiramisu Latte
Isabella R.

Such a cozy bakery with delicious food! Definitely recommend the French toast breakfast sandwich. Their bread is also fantastic. I tried some of the apple bread and it was so yummy toasted with butter. Will definitely be stopping in again to try more of their baked goods!

Julie C.

This place is BEAUTIFUL on a sunny day, but kinda dark and gloomy otherwise...they have ABUNDANT indoor seating (some outdoor as well) both upstairs and downstairs. They sell breads, breakfasts, lunches, coffees. I will say their drinks and food items i've ordered are pretty over priced, but if you just get a regular coffee you can add your own milk (including oat milk!) at their self serve station for free. highly recommend, the servers told me that hack :) All their furniture is cute and interesting, all unique. Wouldn't recommend eating a meal here but a coffee + study session will not disappoint

Jessica R.

I used to really love this place but this is probably the last time I'll stop by because the prices have just become unjustified. I really love supporting small businesses but the prices just keep getting higher and I cannot justify paying $17 for 2 slices of bread, 3 figs (that were free from their own tree), a handful of arugula, a scoop of goat cheese, and 2 slices of prosciutto. I was actually astounded when it came out because I expected a lot more meat and cheese for $17. I paid $24 total for that and a lavender lemonade and left hungry. It's a really cute idea and space but $17 toast is not where it's at. If I return I will just buy bread and make my own meal at home.

Kris L.

Came here for some baked goods to go on a whim and was pleasantly surprised. The carrot cake was soft and yummy. The vegan almond cake and peanut butter cookie was also very tasty. Parking in the back and tables outside as well as inside.

Breakfast sandwich
Nancy K.

This bakery has it all, a very friendly staff and an awesome selection of freshly baked breads, pastry and food. If you like salmon, the open faced breakfast sandwich is not to be missed. We've already gone back several more times because it is just so good! Each time we've been here, it is always busy, but we've been able to find somewhere in their 2-story dining areas to sit. The amazing renovations to this building can be seen in the photo album located upstairs. It's a very comfortable olde world atmosphere!

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Do they offer gluten free options?

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