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    4.1 (170 reviews)
    Closed • 8:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Cupcakes are muffins that believed in miracles. #quote
    Lisa X.

    A sweet surprise awaits you inside Cal-Mart. They have very yummy sweet treats. IMHO, their cupcakes are way better than the ones down the block. How? It's the difference between flavor and sugar. Sweet Things also sell yummy cookies and other pastries. And they make one type of dog biscuit, so sometimes I buy it for my little one when we are here, so he doesn't feel left out.

    Chocolate and Vanilla Gluten Free Cupcakes!!
    John G.

    So delighted to know that Jane's Sweet Things has GF options in the Cupcake Arena. I usually go for the flourless chocolate cake so delicious. Their location CalMart is so convenient and you can't miss them once you walk in. Their corner is always stocked with tempting treats and the best cookies and Cakes. Note- their breads sell out fast so an AM visit is more in order. Please ask for Damaris. She is a delight to chat with and always helpful. Cheers and thanks - Chef_John3

    Cheese cake and assorted mini cupcakes
    Chrisleigh P.

    Perfect little cupcakes with cream cheese frosting. Don't let the average look of this little cuties fool you, they are made perfectly!!

    Strawberry cupcake
    Jen W.

    Well, this is quite lame...this sweet things is nothing like the location in tiburon...and here are the reasons why. 1) the people who work here are absolutely miserable. I've been here twice...did we ever get a smile? Did any of the other customers get a smile? NOPE! Lame. The other location in tiburon have peeps that are super friendly. 2) the items don't have the same quality as tiburon. I'm not exactly sure but I'm thinking that things don't get baked here and get shipped from the other location. What is the result? Dry everything! Dry strawberry cupcakes, dry bundt cake, dry carrot cake. Dry, dry, dry! 3) the tiburon location NEVER runs out of ice cream cookies. When I asked the person behind the counter if they had an ice cream cookie, I just got a nod of the head. Blech. Sad to say that this location does not give sweet things any justice. The other location is absolutely amazing! Sweet things...please get this place together cause it needs lots of work!

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    Angiel S.

    Lisa was very helpful..and l love that they have minis for everything you can have your fix without going overboard on calories. When it comes to things "non-necessary and little to no nutritional value" I tend to hesitate a lot as for what to get/makings choices.Thats where Lisa's patience comes in! Answering my question and helping meselecting!! Her Co-worker however was very rude without even talking to me she kept rolling her eyes and making faces at my questions when l wasn't even taking to her! luckily for me and her l am much older and mature no worth to make a comment. But if you are going to be around people/customers leave that attitude at home!

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    Red velvet cake was made yesterday. I literally ordered right when they opened. Whole cake went to the trash.

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    Arsicault Bakery - Savory scone

    Arsicault Bakery

    4.7(3.1k reviews)
    0.4 mi•Inner Richmond
    •$$

    I didn't know what a Kouign-Amann was until Covid, when I had my first one in Sedona, Arizona with…read moreapple compote inside. I only tried it because I could neither spell nor pronounce it, but my goodness was I glad I did. It was literally heaven in my mouth. Since then, I have nary turned down Kouign-Amman when I see it on a menu. But never has any tasted quite as good as the one in Sedona... Today came close when I stopped at Arsicault Bakery. The line was a little intimidating but once in line it moves quickly. 15 minutes. I love Kouign-amann for what it is and isn't. It has simple Ingredients. A classic pastry from Brittany, France, it only contains yeast dough, butter, and sugar. Bakers fold sugar and butter into the dough in layers. As it bakes, the sugar melts to create a crispy, caramelized crust on the outside and soft, buttery layers on the inside--with no fruit fillings, so the one I tried in Sedona did a modern twist on it that strayed from its traditional counterpart, which I just happened to absolutely love. The Arsicault version has an impeccably crispy, caramelized crust and buttery layers inside that are so spongy and soft. It was rounded perfection. Given that it's been 6 years since I was Layla's Bakery in Sedona I cannot with certainty say which was better: Sedona wins for modifying the traditional with added apple compote (kudos to them for that tweak), but Arsicault wins for how close it is to what the traditional kouign-amann should be. The crisp, caramelized outer layers contrast with the satisfyingly soft center. Perfection. They say Arsicault has the best croissants in San Francisco. I haven't tried many others here, but I believe from what I've had of this so far that statement is likely accurate. I am too full at present to eat the almond croissant, but will tonight to make my decision on how it fares compared to the best almond croissant I've had thus far--in Santa Barbara at Goat Tree Cafe.

    Arrive Early. Wait in Line. Hope they don't Sell Out…read more That's the mantra that those seeking Arsicault's delicious baked goods need to remember whenever you visit this Inner Richmond location in San Francisco. This small bakery storefront only allows 1-2 people in at a time, while creating drooling tastebuds for those waiting in line or passersby catching a whiff of the downright delicious treats emanating from the kitchen within. If you are lucky to snag a treat, anything on the menu will suffice, but the Almond Croissants and Kouign Amann were on the top of my list this particular visit. I was also curious about the special Monkey Bread, but alas, while next in line, one of the friendly employees scribbled SOLD OUT on the daily special chalkboard before I had the chance to even catch a glimpse of what said Monkey Bread looked like. Looks as though another trip will have to be added to the agenda. Seriously though, you can't go wrong. Flakey, Sweet, Buttery, Delectable, and Downright Mesmerizing is what you'll find here. Open daily at 8am, most items sell out before Noon. Don't walk...run to Arsicault for a Morning Treat. It should be part of your Incredible Bakery Checklist on a regular basis.

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    Butter & Crumble - Romey's Mexican hot chocolate pain au chocolat

    Butter & Crumble

    4.6(759 reviews)
    2.7 mi•North Beach/Telegraph Hill
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    Butter and crumble has me coming back almost every month for their monthly menus with seasonal…read moreitems and unique takes on food items, including the rice roll and patatas bravas. Never could score a preorder box, and instead, line up at 7:45 (earliest you can line up) and wait until opening at 9. Usually spend total 1.5 hours here after receiving the pastries. No matter what flavor the croissant is, it is consistently flaky and buttery. The classic pistachio cardamom sugar croissant is one of my favorite sweet items. Its not too sweet and the flavors are prominent. The rice roll was my favorite monthly flavor for september. The bun was pillowy and soft with meat, scallions and cilantro scattered throughout. The staff is always friendly and welcoming. There is a max 10 pastries, 3 of each pastries limit for each party. They're also able to separate pastries into different boxes if requested when ordering.

    Wow...this place is just a happy beginning!…read more Yes parking may frustrate you at times, and maybe the line is a bit long...even though it moves fast, it looks intimmidating..But this place DELIVERS! They have a pink espresso machine, a pink dough mixer, and the cup lids are pink. The staff is super focused, and friendly....Greeted with smiles and great suggestions, I got to try a number of treats. (Not 10, their max limit per order-customer). The Pistachio croissant...Pretty special, I never had it with a cream filling. The little flat bread with eggplant and pomegranates and harissa drizzle...super!. Tahini chocolate.....the list goes on...The olive bread. So if you are going to make it to any part of the northern CA area, specially San Francisco (Yes, there are great bakeries around here), I would put this on the top of the list, as the preparation is all from scratch, and the unique flavors and approach to some well known treats is something one must enjoy. Oh, and on top of that, I ordered a plain espresso, and the barista managed to do it justice. So dont be on the fence on the coffee making and quality. The location is on the steeper roads that I have no idea how people deal with living here. Good job, as once you stop in the middle of the climb, you will likely spin some tire to get traction, and that is on a dry day! The bakery is among a residential area.

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    Hanna's twice baked biscoff croissant

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    Golden Gate Bakery - Happiness is a fresh, warm dan tat from Golden Gate bakery

    Golden Gate Bakery

    4.3(3.7k reviews)
    2.6 mi•Chinatown
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    Heard about this place and I'm so glad it was open today! Usually there's only one item for sale…read moreon any given day, and the menu item for today was Moon Cake. I hadn't had a traditional one yet this year, so that was a plus for me. Normally I'm not crazy about the nut moon cakes, but this one was terrific! It was the best moon cake I've had in a while - regular lotus seed with yolk and nuts. The lady at the bakery reminded me of an "auntie" and she was super friendly! Even though today was moon cake, I took a chance and asked if she had any wife cake (Low Po Behng). Unfortunately she didn't, but we had a nice little conversation in Cantonese and it brought me back to childhood and Chinatown in L.A. back in the day. Some people might not like that it's closed (I think that's when she runs out or isn't baking that day) but that's just how it goes. It's nothing personal if someone drives a long way and it's closed. It sounds like sometimes the lines can be long (There was no line for us today - score!) but it's everyone's choice if they're willing to wait or not. It's a little place and you order through the door. To me, that just adds to the quirky adventure of it all. Next time I hope she has Low Po Behng!

    This is a hidden treasure - literally! Not always open and can be random, but that's part of the…read moreallure. 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.

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    Egg tart!!

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    Almond Cookies and Coconut Tarts.

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    Pineapple King Bakery - San Francisco - NEW Sesame Mooncake - SF store only!

    Pineapple King Bakery - San Francisco

    4.4(1.8k reviews)
    2.1 mi•Outer Sunset
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    Locally owned & operated
    Women-owned & operated

    Oh no, they are using ugly ai type ads :(…read more The original pineapple puffs filled with cream are still good and best if you're lucky to get them freshly made.

    Pineapple King is consistently cited as THE best pineapple bun spot in SF and after doing a bakery…read moretour in Chinatown earlier in the day, swung by Pineapple King in the early evening to confirm for myself. This location is just a walk up window and on a weekday, I was still able to snag a pineapple bun 10 mins before closing, though they were sold out of some other menu items (e.g. the mini buns). Pineapple Bun with Butter: Really thick, satisfying layer of buttery cookie on top and they toast the bread to order so you get some of that contrast against the slab of cold butter. Unfortunately, I'd say the weakest link is the actual bread part which was just a little dense. TLDR; it's still quite good, but I don't know if I agree with the consensus that it's better than SF's other options, especially given it's a decent bit more pricey for a smaller product. Given how out of the way the store is, I don't know it's say it's a must try, but still a very good version of this sweet treat.

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    Pineapple King Bakery - San Francisco - A delicious assortment of freshly baked mooncakes!

    A delicious assortment of freshly baked mooncakes!

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    Cool off with a ice-cold drinks from Pineapple King Bakery.

    Pineapple King Bakery - San Francisco - Happy Labor Day Weekend!  Enjoy all fresh baked goodness we have to offer!

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    Happy Labor Day Weekend! Enjoy all fresh baked goodness we have to offer!

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