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Disappointed that I didn't get to try their infamous egg tarts but it was moon cake season! There were a variety of moon cakes to choose from. I got it black sesame with 1 egg. There were options with 0- to multiple eggs. But the black sesame delicious! Then I got the taro and a red bean one. All were flavorful and fresh too!! Keep in mind that there was a line too! And cash would be preferred!
Stood in line 20 minute for the famous moon cakes see the menu. Virginia still going at it!
This bakery is overrated. In fact it's not worth to buy anymore. First of all, the quality has dropped a lot compared several years ago. The only thing I like is the five seeds ham mooncake. The generous and savory fillings got my taste buds and keep me buying for several years. Then I stopped buying for couple years. This year I was in the area and decided to get couple boxes, despite the 3 hours in line and very expensive $47.50 a box of 4, when I cut it up, the filling are lots less, no ham, also a bit too sweet. So from now on, I will not going to buy anything there. Price went up, quality dropped down. Also, service is terrible. Not worth it.
We just came for the egg tarts, which tasted like a slightly better and bigger version of 85 degree egg tarts. Definitely bring cash! I think it's like almost $4 for an egg tart. The line also moves quickly, though it can get pretty busy. You pretty much like up outside the door and they'll ask what you want and how many you want lol so it's kind of chill.
Since I moved to San Francisco. 26 years ago, I have never tried this place because the line is always long. It's Moon Festival today and I was in Chinatown. Well, why not. Waited for an hour. The owner is an old lady but very nice. The moon cakes are still warm when I got home! Can't wait to eat it.
Stopped by after my mom's appointment around 5:15 p.m. and wasn't sure if they were still open. It looked like they might be closing since two people were waiting outside. Turns out they were still selling egg tarts, just in a very unique way! The owner slightly opened the door to take orders, then closed it and reopened it to collect payment and hand out the pastries. It honestly felt like a secret egg tart pickup. Lol!!! Egg tarts are $3.75 each and definitely high quality. They're thick (about 1 1/2 inches deep), heavy, and super fresh. Ours came straight out of the oven, hot, sweet, rich, and custardy with a crisp, airy crust. The filling is smooth like egg pudding. A bit sweet for me personally, but my mom absolutely loved them. :)
Parking: None, chinatown will be impossible street/meter parking. Interior: None, this is a order/pick up window. If the shop is open you will see a line. Wait Time: 10min on a weekend afternoon. I got lucky and saw it was open beginning of this year before crowds found out. Their hours are not accurate so just up to chance. Items Order: 9/10 Egg Tart $3.75 - larger than average egg tart. It comes piping hot and fresh. the shell is very buttery but holds well. custard is very hongkong style (eggy/milky vs the custardy Portuguese version). Sweetness level is about 50% so not that sweet. CASH ONLY
This place is a hidden gem. If you see a line you should just get in it. Staff are nice and friendly and provide updates so you know how long you have to wait. We waited longer than usual only because it was lunar new year and a customer ahead of us had ordered 8 dozen egg tarts. We waited for a new batch to come out of the oven and it was worth it. The crust was flaky and buttery and the egg custard was steaming, sweet, and melted in your mouth. This place has a one outside. You don't go in. They open and close the door and take orders and cash from the line. I've heard they may close early if they sell out. So get here early.
Excellent egg tarts that always have a pretty long line (~20-30m). The establishment is cash only, so make sure you bring some. This egg tart is one of my favorite traditional Cantonese egg tarts. I think what makes this egg tart special is the crust; normally, Cantonese egg tarts have a very thin crust that isn't flavorful and doesn't complement the rest of the tart well. But this egg tart has a thicker crust that has a nice flavor, texture, and crunch that really makes the rest of the egg tart explode with flavor. Keep in mind that it is NOT a Portuguese egg tart (which has a distinctive caramelized top). They also only sell one type of egg tart, so be prepared to buy multiple if you're waiting in line. 4.9/5
Happened to see it about to open surprisingly. It's been years! We got in line around 11:45 and were about the 5th party in line. They opened at noon, but must have been still baking because we waited until about 12:30. $3.75/ea initially seems high but very worthwhile once you feel the weight of it, the flaky crust, the luscious custard. Chinese parents approved! We got a dozen. They're VERY good but the logistics (completely unpredictable hours, even when they open they're not actually ready, with no updates) is still unnecessarily challenging.
TLDR: it's worth the wait! This Chinese bakery is famous for their dan tats, an egg custard tart. It has a generous custard in a flaky crust and made my car smell wonderful on the drive home. Since the pandemic, it's open only when the owners want to open so if you walk by a long line of people standing outside of closed door on Grant Ave, find all the cash in your pocket and get in line, which is a bit slow which is fine b/c everyone cheerfully anticipates their order.
Long wait, but next level egg tarts. Went for a snack after lunch - there was a bit of a line ... about a 30 minute worth of a line. You don't order in the store, once you get to the door, one of the ladies opens the door and asks what you want and they bring it to you - sneaking a peak inside, you can see why. It's super small and narrow of an area - impressive that all the magic happens there. Ordered two egg tarts - was pretty expensive, but saw they were pretty big when she handed us the bag. It was piping hot - a good sign! Handed over the cash and got back to the hotel to eat. Took a bite and woah it blew my mind - it's not like your normal Chinese egg tart ... was definitely more custard-y and moist. The pastry bit was also not too dense. Super good - would def recommend!
Second time trying golden gate bakery and I still think it's the best egg tarts I've had in the Bay Area! Don't be fooled by the looks of the crust from the top. The bottom part is super flaky and thin! The egg tarts are definitely on the pricier side ($3.75 each), and they are not always open! I had to wait in line for around 30 minutes but I think it was worth!
This is a hidden treasure - literally! Not always open and can be random, but that's part of the allure. You'll know if it's open if the security gates have a small opening to the door. Whatever the lady makes for the day, that's the item to get and it can run out soon - then they close shop. Be prepared to pay with cash. There is a Chase and Citibank across the street. If you have a chance to meet "auntie", consider yourself special. Enjoyed our time with a little chit chat - since we were fortunate that it wasn't busy yet. I know some may be upset that it wasn't opened when they showed up - but that's kind of what makes it special - when you do get there in the right day and time. So be warned about the randomness of it all and consider yourself lucky if get a treat. read more
Golden Gate Bakery - 1029 Grant Ave, SF This small, charming Chinese bakery is absolutely worth a visit--if you're willing to be bullied by the staff and experience some seriously nasty customer service! It's mooncake season, and the big day is 9/25/26! Yes, there's almost always a line, but don't let that discourage you--the staff definitely knows how to keep things interesting. You may get yelled at, screamed at, or told to "F off" if you decide not to buy. Somehow, it makes the wait even more intense and memorable! Tip for mooncake lovers: CALL and order a day or two in advance. But be prepared--you may still receive the same warm welcome: nasty customer service! Thankfully, the mooncakes make up for it! Their freshly made bánh trung thu are incredibly delicious! The mooncakes are soft, smooth, delicate, and packed with flavorful mixed nuts, salty egg yolk, and winter melon, all wrapped in a soft, golden-brown crust. Every bite is heavenly! My personal favorite is #3 Ham Mixed Nuts. It's tender, flavorful, and absolutely delicious. For the best experience, enjoy them while they're still warm--fresh out of the oven, they're even better! Cash only No seating inside No regular entrance--orders and pickups are done through the outside metal sliding gate. And be careful not to stick your face too close...you never know when that gate might come sliding toward you! If you're a mooncake lover, Golden Gate Bakery is definitely a must-visit in SF Chinatown. We highly recommend the mooncakes, but unfortunately, we can't give 5 stars because of the hostile customer-service environment. Delicious mooncakes Customer service Overall Worth the attitude for the mooncakes! Go NYU! Go Violets! read more
Disappointed that I didn't get to try their infamous egg tarts but it was moon cake season! There were a variety of moon cakes to choose from. I got it black sesame with 1 egg. There were options with 0- to multiple eggs. But the black sesame delicious! Then I got the taro and a red bean one. All were flavorful and fresh too!! Keep in mind that there was a line too! And cash would be preferred! read more
8 days ago
This bakery is overrated. In fact it's not worth to buy anymore. First of all, the quality has dropped a lot compared several years ago. The only thing I like is the five seeds ham mooncake. The generous and savory fillings got my taste buds and keep me buying for several years. Then I stopped buying for couple years. This year I was in the area and decided to get couple boxes, despite the 3 hours in line and very expensive $47.50 a box of 4, when I cut it up, the filling are lots less, no ham, also a bit too sweet. So from now on, I will not going to buy anything there. Price went up, quality dropped down. Also, service is terrible. Not worth it. read more
2 months ago
We just came for the egg tarts, which tasted like a slightly better and bigger version of 85 degree egg tarts. Definitely bring cash! I think it's like almost $4 for an egg tart. The line also moves quickly, though it can get pretty busy. You pretty much like up outside the door and they'll ask what you want and how many you want lol so it's kind of chill. read more
12 days ago
Since I moved to San Francisco. 26 years ago, I have never tried this place because the line is always long. It's Moon Festival today and I was in Chinatown. Well, why not. Waited for an hour. The owner is an old lady but very nice. The moon cakes are still warm when I got home! Can't wait to eat it. read more
Stopped by after my mom's appointment around 5:15 p.m. and wasn't sure if they were still open. It looked like they might be closing since two people were waiting outside. Turns out they were still selling egg tarts, just in a very unique way! The owner slightly opened the door to take orders, then closed it and reopened it to collect payment and hand out the pastries. It honestly felt like a secret egg tart pickup. Lol!!! Egg tarts are $3.75 each and definitely high quality. They're thick (about 1 1/2 inches deep), heavy, and super fresh. Ours came straight out of the oven, hot, sweet, rich, and custardy with a crisp, airy crust. The filling is smooth like egg pudding. A bit sweet for me personally, but my mom absolutely loved them. :) read more
Parking: None, chinatown will be impossible street/meter parking. Interior: None, this is a order/pick up window. If the shop is open you will see a line. Wait Time: 10min on a weekend afternoon. I got lucky and saw it was open beginning of this year before crowds found out. Their hours are not accurate so just up to chance. Items Order: 9/10 Egg Tart $3.75 - larger than average egg tart. It comes piping hot and fresh. the shell is very buttery but holds well. custard is very hongkong style (eggy/milky vs the custardy Portuguese version). Sweetness level is about 50% so not that sweet. CASH ONLY read more
This place is a hidden gem. If you see a line you should just get in it. Staff are nice and friendly and provide updates so you know how long you have to wait. We waited longer than usual only because it was lunar new year and a customer ahead of us had ordered 8 dozen egg tarts. We waited for a new batch to come out of the oven and it was worth it. The crust was flaky and buttery and the egg custard was steaming, sweet, and melted in your mouth. This place has a one outside. You don't go in. They open and close the door and take orders and cash from the line. I've heard they may close early if they sell out. So get here early. read more
Excellent egg tarts that always have a pretty long line (~20-30m). The establishment is cash only, so make sure you bring some. This egg tart is one of my favorite traditional Cantonese egg tarts. I think what makes this egg tart special is the crust; normally, Cantonese egg tarts have a very thin crust that isn't flavorful and doesn't complement the rest of the tart well. But this egg tart has a thicker crust that has a nice flavor, texture, and crunch that really makes the rest of the egg tart explode with flavor. Keep in mind that it is NOT a Portuguese egg tart (which has a distinctive caramelized top). They also only sell one type of egg tart, so be prepared to buy multiple if you're waiting in line. 4.9/5 read more
Happened to see it about to open surprisingly. It's been years! We got in line around 11:45 and were about the 5th party in line. They opened at noon, but must have been still baking because we waited until about 12:30. $3.75/ea initially seems high but very worthwhile once you feel the weight of it, the flaky crust, the luscious custard. Chinese parents approved! We got a dozen. They're VERY good but the logistics (completely unpredictable hours, even when they open they're not actually ready, with no updates) is still unnecessarily challenging. read more
TLDR: it's worth the wait! This Chinese bakery is famous for their dan tats, an egg custard tart. It has a generous custard in a flaky crust and made my car smell wonderful on the drive home. Since the pandemic, it's open only when the owners want to open so if you walk by a long line of people standing outside of closed door on Grant Ave, find all the cash in your pocket and get in line, which is a bit slow which is fine b/c everyone cheerfully anticipates their order. read more
Long wait, but next level egg tarts. Went for a snack after lunch - there was a bit of a line ... about a 30 minute worth of a line. You don't order in the store, once you get to the door, one of the ladies opens the door and asks what you want and they bring it to you - sneaking a peak inside, you can see why. It's super small and narrow of an area - impressive that all the magic happens there. Ordered two egg tarts - was pretty expensive, but saw they were pretty big when she handed us the bag. It was piping hot - a good sign! Handed over the cash and got back to the hotel to eat. Took a bite and woah it blew my mind - it's not like your normal Chinese egg tart ... was definitely more custard-y and moist. The pastry bit was also not too dense. Super good - would def recommend! read more
Second time trying golden gate bakery and I still think it's the best egg tarts I've had in the Bay Area! Don't be fooled by the looks of the crust from the top. The bottom part is super flaky and thin! The egg tarts are definitely on the pricier side ($3.75 each), and they are not always open! I had to wait in line for around 30 minutes but I think it was worth! read more
8 months ago
Always the best! My family would always stop by here to get boxes of egg tarts when I was a kid so I come nack whenever I'm in SF. It's a gamble of whether they'll be open but if they are it's the perfect snack eaten as soon as you get them, warm and fresh. Crispy, flaky crust and the perfect amount of sweetness. Try to get there right before 12PM when they open. read more
On February 4th, 2026, around 4 p.m., I spotted a police officer standing in front of a sketchy storefront. The gates were mostly closed and the windows were boarded up, with only part of the door exposed. As I approached, the officer seemed confused and dumbfounded. A woman walked out and pointed to the menu, stating that the price of a mooncake was $14. "That's expensive; I only ordered three items," the officer said as he paid for the items already in the bag. He walked back to his squad and tells them how pricey it was, and they all seemed intrigued. One officer even walked up to me and asked what a mooncake was and if it was actually that good. I told him they are very dense, rich, and heavy--definitely not for everyone. I added that you don't come here for the mooncakes; you come for the egg tarts! Although the egg tarts are also pretty pricey at $3.75 a piece, I have to say they're the best in San Francisco. However, the shop is often closed. When they do decide to open, a ridiculously long line immediately forms out the door. I miss the days when they had regular business hours, which is why whenever I see a chance to grab some, I go for it. read more
If you are not into the egg tarts from Golden Gate Bakery, me too!! Had their egg tarts occasionally over the years and was never too impressed. Haven't had them for many years, but kept hearing people raving about them as THE BEST. Being an egg tarts fanatic, I have to try them again. Tasting notes: Custard: - sweeter than most - no egg flavor (judging by flavor and color, not much egg in there) - overcooked (as evident in the popped bubble holes) Crust: - delicate and crispy, not the fluffy flakiness that I crave - very low crust to custard ratio (maybe a plus for some) Do I like them? No. However, for those who prefer sweeter and high custard to crust ratio, this might be your only option. read more
THEY WERE OPEN! This bakery has been the go-to stop for egg tarts my whole life! Of course, the hours are always inconsistent, but it makes each bite of egg tart all the more worth it. This visit was around 4:30pm on a Saturday. They always come out warm, fresh, and creamy with a flaky crust. You'll wait in line and exchange cash for the bakery at the door. It's quick and casual! read more
Egg tart: buttery, flaky crust with not too sweet egg custard filling. Prices have gone up throughout the years, but this place can't be beat. $3.75 for 1 tart now. Exterior brings the appearance it might be closed, but you'll see the line outside or light coming from inside when the door is open. Their business hours can be unpredictable and they can be open in the afternoon until sold out. Memories of childhood with the pink box of pastries. The store isn't open for browsing anymore which is disappointing. Egg tarts and moon cakes are the main items. Friendly lady opens the door and asks what you would like. read more
This place always seems to be closed when were in chinatown, but not this time. Finally got a chance to try the famous egg tart. The door opens and you order from the lady, hand over cash and handed a white bag of pastries, very drug-deal-esque. Overall, egg tart was good. Nice and warm, decent amount of custard, light taste. Is it the best egg tart/ dan tat I've had? I'm not sure, but it was pretty good. read more
Finally was around while they were open. We waited maybe 10 ish minutes to order. Very much an iykyk type place as it isn't well marked and there's no store front. There is just a door that someone takes orders from and closes to get your order and then opens again to give the order. They were sold out of everything except the egg custard tarts, which was fine because that's the main item we wanted. They came out warm. Very fresh. Light eggy custard with a butter flaky pastry shell. A nice little snacky if in Chinatown. read more
PSA: Bakery is open! Golden Gate Bakery is notorious for taking long breaks and unpredictable business hours/days. And, there is no way to know when and if it is gonna open unless you physically go and check the store. So, if you happen to pass by and see a line in front, you gotta go! I was so glad to get a box of the best egg tarts in town before the year ended. It was probably the only time I was able to get some this past year. I am happy to report that they are still the best! We got them piping hot straight from the oven, they had to make a huge hole on the box to let the steam out. The pastry still crispy and flaky, the custard smooth with the right amount of sweetness. Also, patience is key. There were only 2 ladies working when we went and they were multitasking taking/processing the orders, packing, and baking. We were in line for 30mins total which was not so bad. Totally worth it! read more
Taste wise the Dan tat here is great! However it is $3.75 for one, I've had better in nyc. Additionally the hours for this place is very random and not set so if you see it open and want to try it, get it while you have the chance! The day I went surprisingly didn't have a long line, everyone on line was saying this as well. It's cash only and you place your order at the door and they bring it out to you. read more
6 months ago
My two biggest tips are: bring cash and be prepared to stand in line. If you're not there at least 10-15 minutes early you might have to wait for a while. But honestly the wait can definitely be worth it. The custard tarts are huge and when you eat them fresh they're so delicious. It can make you wonder how something so good can be made in a small shop run by a couple of grandmas. If you happen to pass by while they're open and see a long line just know it's worth it read more
Although the Egg Tarts were amazing again it's twice the weight of any regular tarts at $3.75 each. It's definitely not something to look forward to. I remember Golden Gate Bakery as the heart of Chinatown many years ago.. people including myself would flock to SF just to have these custard and other baked items. Now they only sells custard and almond cookies . There only two people working inside so the door is closed. Again it's all cash only and limited items. If it isn't my curiosity of people actually in line under the old Golden Gate Bakery signage, I would easily walk past it. Would i come back again? Yes, but not intentionally because it's no longer giving me the same feel. read more
a true san francisco classic tucked away in chinatown. you have to come at just the right time--before opening or purely by chance. but if you're lucky enough to catch the open sign, you're rewarded with a fresh rack of classic chinese pastries through the door. you're greeted by a very sweet chinese lady who takes your order with a smile, making the experience feel even more special. fyi. it's cash only. i ordered an egg custard tart ($3.75) absolutely delicious. flaky, buttery, and piping hot. if you're patient enough, walk over to washington square and enjoy it there while watching dogs play around (it was still warm by the time i got there) read more
1 month ago
Stopped by Golden Gate Bakery while in Chinatown and lucked out, they were open with a short line (cash only). The egg tarts were crispy, warm, and silky inside; honestly everything you could ask for. Totally worth the hype! read more
9 months ago
Golden Gate Bakery is truly a legendary spot. If you've lived in the Bay Area long enough, you've probably heard people say it has the best egg tarts around--and you've also heard the other famous line: it's almost always closed. Many times I've gone out of my way to stop by, only to find the gate down or a sign saying "sold out." It really feels like a place that appears and disappears at random. This time, I finally got lucky. I walked by and saw that it was actually open--and they still had egg tarts. Instant excitement. The tarts were fresh and fragrant, clearly just baked. The crust is classic Hong Kong-style puff pastry: flaky, layered, and not greasy at all. You can tell it's crisp just by holding it. The custard filling is rich with egg flavor, smooth, and not overly sweet. One bite and you immediately understand why people keep coming back for this. There's nothing fancy or trendy about these egg tarts--just solid, traditional baking done extremely well. You can really taste the experience and care behind them. It's the kind of treat that makes you regret not buying more. One important thing to note: they only accept cash, and their hours are completely unpredictable. There's no guarantee they'll be open when you come. Getting to eat one feels more like luck than planning. But if you happen to catch them open and you have cash on hand, don't hesitate--absolutely get it. Overall, Golden Gate Bakery is the kind of place you might miss several times, but once you finally get to try it, it stays in your memory. For a single egg tart this good, a few failed visits are totally worth it. read more
Came here for the famous egg tart on a Saturday morning around 11am. The storefront looked closed but the line outside indicated that they were open. There wasn't much of a wait and we quickly secured our baked goods! We ended up getting one egg tart and one custard tart to share. The egg tart comes piping hot and was so so good with more egg custard than the average egg tart Not too sweet and I love how the filling is almost like a sweet steamed egg. The pastry shell is buttery and flakey. Such a great treat! They are cash only so be sure to bring cash! read more
18 days ago
2 years ago
Golden Gate Bakery is an San Francisco institution because of its dan tat or custard egg tart. Located in the bustling Chinatown area, Golden Gate Bakery is a bit of a hole in the wall place with notoriously random business hours. For my six years living in the Bay area, I have not successfully walked by and found it open. Apparently, there is Facebook group "Is the Golden Gate Bakery Open Today?" that may help or you can also try calling their business to save you some time. However, I do enjoy the idea of destiny. On one fateful day, I finally had my chance to try these egg tarts when I walked by recently! The line was a bit long but moved fairly quickly. They were only selling the egg tarts, but it does appear they do sell other items at times. Orders were taken at the door and then after a few minutes hot pastry pockets come out! Did they live up to the hype? I would say overall yes. The crusts were flaky and buttery with just enough bite. They were filled with custardy egg goodness with just enough sweetness that was velvety smooth. These were super good. Chinatown is difficult to drive in so best to park on the outskirts or get Uber/Lyft/Waymo over. Service was friendly! But remember to bring cash since they do not accept credit card. Golden Gate Bakery serves great egg tarts that are hard to get, but worth the wait! read more
This bakery is notorious for having inconsistent hours and opening during random times. We stopped by in the morning and it was closed but I was persistent and came back in the afternoon and it was open! Operations looked shady though. The gate was half open and the lady took orders by peaking her head out the door. No one allowed inside and cash only hmm...Regardless, this was one of the best (and priciest) egg tarts I've ever had. The crust was absolute perfection. So flaky and crispy! Custard was eggy and jiggly. YUM! Definitely the model egg tart IMO. If you're ever in Chinatown and they happen to be open, definitely stop by for their egg tarts! read more
One thing this bakery is known best for: egg tarts. $3.75 each, cash only. I think people may wait 20 minutes on average to get to the front. Egg tart is deliciously flakey and there's soooo much egg custard it's insane. It doesn't taste slightly more savory than how I'd prefer but overall still a great bite and fun stop in Chinatown. read more
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How to know when they are open? Driving an hour or so for this bakery and realizing they are closed is such a bummer.
Actually we never know when they will open until we see the lines in front of the door! But hopefully they will open on weekends at 11am (I heard that from their neighbors)
What else is good here besides the egg tarts? Thanks!
No, they have only egg tarts and coconut tarts
Google says they're permanently closed - is that true?
It is not true because they don't open the exact open hours. Meaning that it is based staff available and time frame. They would open during the moon festival and then they're closed for two or three months after that. Even when they open, there are…
When open during COVID era, do they sell anything other than mooncakes and egg tarts, e.g. steamed or baked BBQ pork buns?
In SF for vacation. If anyone passes by, can you please let me know if it's open?
Stopped by today 6/6/2022 and it's still boarded up
Are they open on weekdays?
Are they open today?
I walked by GGB yesterday afternoon 10/30/21 at about 230pm and the storefront was all boarded up. A peek inside showed no signs of any future openings?? Does anyone have any future insight?
Is this place open at all? Will it open in the near future?
They opened for three days per week prior to the Moon cake festival (Friday, Saturday, and Sunday) but there is no set time when they will reopen for normal business. They only sold moon cakes during that time, none of the regular pastries.
Does anyone know what moon cake flavors you can preorder? Trying to avoid making the staff angry by asking for the list when I call 😅
White lotus, mixed nut, almond, coconut, black bean, pineapple
Is this place open yet? I need some moon cake!?
It's open just for moon cakes. And preorder only.
Can they pre order egg tarts?
June 21, 21 is bakery open?
No, I drove by today (06/22) @ 10:25AM and it still have boarded windows.
Do they still open? Do they have a phone number to call regarding their hours?
They were still boarded up as of May 1, 2021.
Does anyone know if they're still in business? Saw that Google says permanently closed.
Anyone know if they are currently open? July 27 2020
Walked by twice at different times on 8/6/2020 and it was boarded up. I did see their infamous "3 week vacation" sign on the door.
Is still open now?
Boy, this is the million dollar question for Golden Gate Bakery. I fly out 2x/year to SF and they're always on vacation. During this virus, I'd imagine they'd be closed.
I'm flying into San Francisco tomorrow for a few hours. Are they open or on vacation? Every time I'm in San Francisco, they're closed!
Don't check yelp. Go to http://www.is-the-golden-gate-bakery-open-today.com…
Is GG bakery opened yet? I need to place my order for the moon festival.
They said 8/30
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