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Little Sky Bakery

4.1 (50 reviews)
Open • 11:00 am - 8:00 pm

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Kay O.

This was my first time ever at this little, pop-up bakery, and goodness they had so many things to choose from!! I let two people go ahead of me because I couldn't make up my mind!! A gentleman in front of me got a half a loaf of their cinnamon raisin bread, actually 2 -half loaves- one for his mother-in-law, and then one for his own mom who was visiting over the holiday weekend!! Hee. Even though everything was outside, I noticed as another Baker runner came over with fresh pastries. They were very concerned about making sure everything was fully wrapped up before transferring it to the next container! I really appreciated the fact they were worried about bugs, even though I did not see any in this outdoor, pop-up bakery!! The extra Care really meant something to me! As the lady served each person, she also switched out gloves and properly took them off and disposed of them! She also did so as she went to touch their credit card with her own hand and did not cross contaminate her glove to the credit card. The extra care and consideration means a lot since I'm somewhat of a germophobe! Lol. I ended up getting some sourdough bread as well as an oatmeal cookie for my niece. The lady at the register was incredibly patient with me since I could not figure out what I wanted whatsoever! Lol, My niece loved her oatmeal cookie and my aunt loved the bread! I will definitely be back here again!! Especially since we got lunch across the street at blue sky! Plus the combo with Philz coffee being right next-door is a perfect set up for this little pop-up!!

Savory lunch things
Jamee S.

Super cute little bakery inside the market plaza. Lots of variety for breads, cookies, sweet pastries and savory baked goods as well. They also serve sandwiches, quiches, and other lunch-type options. What makes them stand out is that they have quite interesting ingredients in their cookies! Their original chocolate chip cookies have apricots. Their double chocolate chip cookies have cherries. The cookies are huge (about the size of my hand) and they look amazing. You can tell. I didn't try the cookies until I got home and had dinner so about 7-8 hours later. Man, those cookies were still moist and delicious! Service is great! They also give out samples. I asked to try the Breakfast Bar. It sounded so good in the description with different grains, almond butter, and black sesame, plus it's gluten free. She gave me a big chunk to try. It was very good! I wish I had bought one. Next time!!

Pork and Shrimp Mando
Jess B.

I ordered the pork and shrimp mando. It was pretty big and had a lot of filling, which was great considering the price point. Unfortunately, the flavor fell short. It also wasn't seasoned very well, and even adding chili oil didn't really save it. The person working that day was also not very friendly. Really limited eye contact and interaction, which stood out compared to the other food spots in the hall where the staff were really welcoming.

Double Chocolate Chip Cookie
Stephanie L.

I had to pick up pizza in this area, and was hungry, so I stop by this bakery for a quick snack. They sell a variety of breads, salads, and cookies. I got the double chocolate chip cookie with cherries. This cookie was HUGE. I love how it's super soft and the cherries were a nice touch. It was a delicious snack :)

Seeded Bred Loaf
Wendi K.

I love the style of the pastries / breads here: dense, heavy, not too sweet, high quality ingredients, lots of seeds oats. If the aforementioned isn't your thing, then this spot might not be your thing :) When people complain about prices it's like - OKAY, you can't compare a small batch local bakery to prices you get at a big box store - the margins are completely different when you sell at low volume. I'm totally down to pay 3x if it means supporting the small guys and keeping these businesses alive. My wonderful mother brought back a sourdough currant scone and a seeded bread loaf from this bakery - the currant sourdough scone was wonderfully flaky and dense. I am excited to try the seed bread as avocado toast!

Mushroom bun
Grace J.

Small little bakery vendor inside a diverse food hall! You choose a selection of items and the baker can warm them up upon request. This mushroom bun needed the sauce that came with it

Really adorable pastries and bread shop tucked into the State Street Market. They also have some lovely sandwiches.

Sunil R.

Little Sky Bakery is such a gem in Los Altos. The breads are amazing--full of flavor and that perfect chewy texture (the olive and raisin-walnut are my favorites). Their cookies are huge and delicious, and the mandos are super tasty. Everything tastes super fresh and made with care. A must-stop if you love good bread and baked treats. Super friendly guy at the front who walked me through options and helped me pick multiple items.

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Stella K.

Little Sky Bakery is located inside the State Street Market, a food court on State Street. I'm posting my review on this Yelp business page because it is the the one that has the correct location listed. However, I'd like to point out that the business name is "Little Sky Bakery" and the Yelp page has the name misspelled with an extra "E" between the R and Y in the word Bakery. You can't miss this bakery, it is the first place on the left after you enter the State Street Market. They sell breads, sandwiches, cookies and more. Cookies may seem expensive at $6, however their cookies are HUGE. I don't think my photo shows how large they are. I picked up a Caprese Sandwich, which had tomatoes, mozzarella, and pesto. It was pretty good! I would get it again. There was plenty of seating at State Street Market when I went there for lunch, on a weekday. Restrooms are available (and the restroom also has diaper changing station for the little ones). There is parking on the street or at nearby parking lots. I didn't have any trouble finding a spot.

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Big selection of different pastries and really good. I love their seasonal offerings. Their rolls are also awesome.

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All the baked goods are nice and fresh and the customer service is amazing, if you're ever in the area you should check this bakery out!

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Our favorite bakery in the world! Love their breads and buns and the team is always so friendly!

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Stopped by while at State Street Market, couldn't resist trying these pastries, everything looked so good!

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Love the olive bread and cookies here! Excellent, friendly service. Highly recommend stopping here if you're in State Street Market.

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Great place!! So good getting my free roll! Lady is so sweet! And place looks great!!!!

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Love the chocolate cookie--so gooey inside and perfectly crispy outside! A delightful sweet treat.!!!

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