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    3.6 (236 reviews)
    Closed 7:30 am - 3:00 pm

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    Peach and cream matcha
    Cat N.

    Pretty good bakery and coffee spot but definitely overpriced. I came here to pick up some goodies for a birthday. They had some items sold out but lots were still in stock that Friday afternoon. The girl behind the counter was really nice about answering all our questions and telling us what item was what. They had scones, cookies, croissants, and lots of other pastries. They also had breads and their popular sourdough. We wanted their sourdough cinnamon roll but she said it was mostly only made for certain seasons. I ended up getting 3 cookies to gift. I also got a raspberry thumbprint cookie for myself and a seasonal peaches n cream matcha latte. The cookie was pretty good. My matcha came default with organic milk which I prefer to any alternative milks. It was really good and tasted of high quality. The drink was kinda small but packed with strong matcha. I enjoyed it. Pricing was a tad high here. You can buy a slice of carrot cake for $14. They did have other items made that you can purchase besides breads and pastries, such as their spreads. The staff is nice. My drink did take awhile but it as busy. Their seating area is huge. There is plenty of tables and chairs with indoor and outdoor seating. Parking is easy since theres a huge lot. It's tucked away in a business area but not hard to find.

    Mabel R.

    Lots of open seating and natural light! Great place to catch up with friends. For studying, just note there's not really any outlets here. Tried the Sesame sourdough bagel with chive cream cheese - the bagel itself was great but I wouldn't get the chive again. I usually love chive but this was a little off tasting

    Provence eggs
    Teagan T.

    Finally got to come to Rye Goods after so many Parlor visits and seeing this place, always closed. Always calling, bay window workshop. Is the question would you like to bake here? If so the answer is a resounding HELL YES! So after much restraint we ended up with just morning buns, very flaky laminated dough with generous cinnamon sugar sprinkles. A Kringle, I got to try for the very first time, laminated dough with jam and streusel. The personal kringle definitely is more than enough as the jammy center was a bit too sweet for me but the flaky lamination of this rye incorporated dough was gone before I could finish the coffee. The breakfast foods reminds me of what Eller Bakery was going for, frenchy and brunchy and a fine portion for a small petite person but one egg in Provence eggs was kind of not enough. Quantity over quality. Buttery rye crust on the quiche and cooked with arugula and zucchini, and shallots. The side salad is very nice and refreshing, just a couple of sneaky slimy lettuce that snuck in. But the crust of the quiche is so good I accidentally ate all of it before finishing the coffee. Long story short, the drip was hot and came after food. Pastries left a bit of grease on the hands and would not age well after 18-24 hours. Also side note, that Kringle is not technically a Kringle more like a sweet kolache as my friend who graduated and worked at Spago corrected me.

    everything bagel with hot coffee
    Sejin C.

    I was thrilled to discover this place while looking for a spot to enjoy some coffee and a book. It was exactly the kind of warehouse-style café I'd been looking for, so I brought along a book I'd been wanting to read. It happened to be my birthday, but my planned party had fallen through, leaving me to spend the morning alone. Still, I wanted to enjoy myself, even if I was by myself. I ordered a hot coffee and a bagel for breakfast. Then I spotted a "double-baked" pastry that looked delicious--there was just one left. It looked so good that I decided to order it, too. I grabbed my coffee and a cute number tag, then found a seat. After a while, they brought out the bagel, but when I asked about the pastry, they told me it wasn't on the order--even though I was certain I'd paid for it! So, I went to the cashier. They looked at my number tag and told me they couldn't give me the pastry because it had already been sold to someone else... I was so sad. I thought to myself, "My party got cancelled on my birthday, and now I can't even have the one pastry I wanted..." I asked when they'd be baking more, but they said they weren't making any more of them... There wasn't much I could do. I said okay, and they refunded the cost of the pastry. I just went back to my seat. By then, the bagel had gone cold and a bit hard. The coffee was a medium roast with a slightly acidic taste; it wasn't bad, but it wasn't quite my style. I really loved the atmosphere and the location, but overall, it was a somewhat disappointing day. Would I go back, though? Yes! I'd love to go back and finally try that pastry. Haha. This is a review based on my personal experience, but I hope it helps! 의견 보내기

    sun dried tomato bagel sandwhich
    Jocelyn Y.

    love the interior vibe. would totally come to study/ read, just didnt see any outlets. kind workers. - loved the bagel sandwhich, but maybe the bagel was over toasted. kinda hard. - latte with date syrup was DELISH!

    Biiiiig baked goods
    Vanessa G.

    Menu: Typical coffee shop menu with some housemade syrups; lots of pastries/food Drink adjustability: They'll adjust sweetness levels (milk alternatives: $1) Seating: Open warehouse seating with a couple outlets Crowd: quiet mornings, seating fills up near lunch Parking: Plenty (corporate park) Features: No water filler, nice restrooms Came to Rye Goods on a Thurs morning around 8a to meet up with a friend. The entrance area has their pastries on display/breads for purchase, as well as a coffee menu. They had seasonal housemade syrups with lovely spice profiles. Regrettably, I haven't yet tried their baked goods, but my latte was lovely. Vibes here are great, plenty of metal tables/chairs and some sofas. There are a couple of seats are near outlets on a support column, but seats fill up pretty quickly after 10am. Lots of students come here to study. Heads up that as of Feb 2026 there's a small pizza place that shares the space- white tables are for Rye Goods, black tables are for the restaurant- and I saw them ask coffee shop customers to relocate tables once the restaurant opened.

    Fern H.

    Holy Moly Guacamole to the Avocado Toast Power. GREAT ODINS RAVEN. Wish I had known about this place a lot sooner. It's literally the closest establishment to my home (other than that Marijuana dispensary of course ;) ) This place is everything I love about a local business. Friendly warm and inviting staff. They offer advice and make sure to recommend appropriately based on my questions. That is hard to come by these days with so many clueless Gen Z employees that are socially awkward and competent as hell. Everyone here is awesome. The empanada was phenomenal. The almond milk late with that caramElized date syrup was exquisite. Can't wait to try the banana bread and Kringle I brought. Btw haven't even mentioned one of the best parts. This place is apparently ALL or mostly organic. Game changer. Btw I'm sure everyone loves how spacious it is, and the ample amount of tables and couches. I'm sure they provide WiFi as well since it seems like a great place to study / work. Cheers Big Ears!!!

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    Paul L.

    Came here on a Monday morning and got a black coffee and a coffee bun. Ran me about 11 dollars. Overall the coffee and pastry was good. Nothing wrong with this place and it has the advantage of a large seating area as well as plentiful parking here in the morning. I know for a fact that the parking lot gets busy in the afternoon and starts to die down as the evening approaches. If you're in the area and need a pick me up this is a solid option.

    Avocado Toast!
    Catherine C.

    Very minimalist & sustainable which i LOVE! We came with a group of 10 to celebrate my sister's birthday for lunch. Food was served quickly and the staff was expeditious! Some of our favorites this morning: Avocado Toast, Breakfast Sandwich & Cinnamon Roll. Everything was served fresh and presented beautifully. The open kitchen shows all the hard-work going on in the back I love how excited my family was to introduce us to this bakery and excited to return again soon!

    Country loaf & Sesame loaf!
    Kevin S.

    LOVED the sesame sourdough bread some friends got for us. I've been eating it with some high test first harvest cold pressed EVOO with breakfast almost daily. I haven't tried all of the baked good since that's not my jam, but i can verify the bread it very good.

    Marian X.

    My friend and I went in the early afternoon, it was pretty quiet pretty quiet, but most of the items are sold out. I got a loaf of sesame and sourdough sesame bagel. On their website, they had their loaf selections under "Sourdough." However, the sesame loaf did not taste like it's a sourdough bread. The ingredient list did states there's starter included. Same goes with the sourdough sesame bagel, it didn't taste anything like sourdough. I'm not sure if it's the starter ratio to rye flour it is used. If you are looking for sourdough bread then I'm not recommending this spot. Most of their goods are a bit pricey. The staffs were not super welcoming and aware of everything. I'm not sure if it's because it has been a busy day that they went through. The parking lot is spacious. The interior store is simple and clean.

    Iced chai apple cider
    Sydney H.

    I came here on a Tuesday afternoon and it was shockingly crowded, even with the large parking lot that everyone's raving about right now. I loved how spacious the seating area was with its mix of steel chairs/tables and comfy couches. There's nice natural lighting too, definitely a good place to study and get work done. Although it was busy, drinks came out quickly which was much appreciated! Personally I didn't find the chai apple cider very exciting - I felt like the flavors didn't blend super well with one another. It may be the kind of drink to have hot instead of iced. My friends did enjoy their coffees though!

    Caramalised onion Brie croissant, egg sandwich on an everything bagel, peach and ricotta on toasted sourdough
    Lauren W.

    Went on a Saturday afternoon and there was no wait, a lot of different seating options, and just a nice and quiet ambiance to enjoy the meal in. The food itself was great in my eyes, I love savory and the egg avocado sandwich was delicious and had a great sauce in it as well. Definitely get it in an everything bagel! The caramalized onion and Brie croissant was in another level!! A little over salty due to all the flavors but the combination of flavors was so amazing together. And the ricotta toast was great, the fruit and cheese is heavy in instead, but the sourdough was so hearty and thick that it was able to balance it out well. Overall I would love to come back here.

    Focaccia, honey mustard chicken sandwich, tomato soup and their potatoes are all amazing

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    One of the best matcha cakes I've ordered from a bakery
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    Haven't gotten the chance to actually visit this place in person but my friend kindly bought me a…read morebox and brought it to me and HOLY this bread is heavenly. Their salt bread is actually insane and the end bits with all the butter bunched up is crazy. The cookie salt bread is basically the sweet version and that is amazing as well. Pretty much can't go wrong with any of the breads here. Also the size of them?? Definitely shareable. I will absolutely be making the drive up now that I know it's this good!

    I've been to this bakery quite a few times, and it's a solid spot for Japanese-style pastries. I…read moreusually grab a few pastries and a cold brew for myself, plus a banana matcha for my best friend. Today's cold brew was perfect. One time before it had a strange chemical-like taste and I couldn't finish it, but I think that was just a one-off because it's normally really good. The banana matcha was good too, although it could've used a little more banana foam this time. The lines can get pretty long, so I was glad it wasn't too busy today. My favorites are the fish sandwich pastry and the jalapeño cheddar pastry. This time I also tried the salt and cookie butter croissant, the s'mores Danish, the Nutella banana Danish, and the turkey and cheese croissant. Everything was good except the turkey and cheese croissant, it was way overcooked for my liking, so I probably wouldn't order that one again. Overall, a good bakery with consistently tasty pastries and drinks.

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    4.7
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    honestly these donuts were the best donuts i've ever had & i usually don't care too much about…read moredonuts. definitely give them a try!!

    Oliboli Donuts is a small, fried-to-order donut and coffee shop near Old Towne Tustin, churning out…read moredelicious handcrafted 40-hour fermented yeast sourdough donuts with some of the most unique flavors you'll find in the area. They release a curated selection of limited-edition donuts monthly, made with seasonal ingredients and in partnership with local farmers and businesses like Harry's Berries. All of their donuts are huge, fluffy, and best eaten warm. Service is always exceptional, and employees are super sweet and helpful. Favorites: - Butter Pecan: sourdough donut dipped in a brown butter maple glaze and topped with roasted pecan toffee pieces. This is probably their best donut, which is a difficult thing to say, but it's hard to compete with that buttery pecan-toffee streusel and the wonderfully umami brown butter glaze. Perfect balance of sweet and salty. - Banoffee: a sourdough donut topped with homemade banana pudding, banana whipped cream, toffee sauce, and streusel. The banana pudding is delicious and rich, no cutting corners here! It is definitely a sweet treat though; a bit too sweet for me. Seasonal Favorites: - April 2026 Carrot Cake: sourdough donut with cream cheese glaze, and topped with a slice of carrot cake made with pineapple and pecan. Super decadent, perfect carrot cake made the way it should be. Wonderfully rich and thick cream cheese glaze. Note: They often have donuts made with fresh, seasonal fruit glazes, like passionfruit, strawberries, peaches, guava, cranberry. Because the glazes are made in-house, with real fruit, they can be tart and sweet at once, which may not be preferable to those with a sweet tooth.

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    These are my people! "Carpe donut!"
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    Bag of Cakes

    4.3
    (997 reviews)
    12.5 mi
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    Amazing bakery in the Fullerton area! Everything I had here was good and delicious…read more There were so many unique and pretty pastries to choose from from cakes to croissants. I got so many pastries. There were no misses. My favorite of the bunch was the blueberry cake. The cake wasn't too sweet, was moist, fluffy, and tasty. I enjoyed the matcha cheesecake, garlic sea salt bread, and raspberry cruffin as well. I also grabbed an egg bacon bread and regular sea salt bread to-go for future breakfasts. Warmed up, these were great in the morning! To drink I had the Banana Pudding Matcha Latte which was not too sweet and yummy! Good matcha flavor and the banana pudding was creamy. Mixed together, it was good. I also enjoyed the crunchy bits in there as well as the real banana slices. I got it at the small size, but the portion was generous. It went well with the pastries. There's some inside seating and tables as well as a bathroom available. There is lots of free parking around the bakery. I went in the afternoon on a Sunday and it was still packed! I love how the bakers were constantly baking even in the afternoon, so they brought out fresh batches of their pastries. Overall, a great bakery and I would recommend it to anyone visiting the Fullerton area.

    Cute, bright bakery with plenty of seating and a huge selection of pastries and cakes, from…read morecroissants and cruffins to salt bread, savory buns, and celebration cakes. The variety is definitely one of the strongest points here. We tried the Matcha Cruffin, Onion Cream Bread, and Three Cheese Bagel. The Onion Cream Bread was the best of the three. The cream was light and balanced well with the bread, but the onion flavor was pretty much lost. I could barely taste it. The Matcha Cruffin was disappointing. There was matcha powder on top, but absolutely no matcha filling inside. I'm not sure if they changed the recipe or simply missed the filling in ours, but for something sold as a matcha cruffin, I expected an actual matcha presence beyond the topping. The Three Cheese Bagel, made with cheddar, cream cheese, and mozzarella, had good flavor but the texture was much too hard. We were dining in and had it warmed up, yet the bread was still tough and the cheese inside had already hardened. Service was fine, but nothing stood out. Overall, great selection and a nice space, but the pastries we tried were inconsistent.

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    Earl Grey Mousse Cake - EG creme, vanilla sponge cake, feuilletine & hazelnut praline bring crunch, flavor and dimension.
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    Baked Banhs

    4.7
    (84 reviews)
    2.9 mi

    Baked Banhs have some of the best canelés in town, and sadly, they are closing on June 27th! We are…read moreso sad we didn't get to come visit until quite recently. :( We parked in the nearby parking lot on 4th street. Usually parking here isn't too bad if you're staying for less than an hour and easy to walk over to the dessert shop. Baked Banhs is located in the 4th street food market, one of the first shops you'll see if you're coming from the parking lot. Note the hours before you come (for instance, they're closed on Sundays and Mondays). And note that they seem to usually sell out of certain items by the days end. We've tried a number of different items here now including four of their canelés and their basque cheesecake. The cheesecake was solid. But we really loved their canelés. They are soft/moist on the inside with a nice crunch. And the different flavors really come through. Our favorite is the black sesame - not only is there black sesame peppered on the top but also in the center with a nice black sesame cream. It's so good and delicious. Four canelés cost $16 and thought they were well worth the price. Again, it's so sad to hear that Baked Banhs is closing soon so if you're a fan of canelés or other desserts, recommended to come sooner than later to try this out! We really hope they reopen again elsewhere or do a lot of pop-ups soon.

    Perhaps one of my new fave dessert shops. It's a bummer it's so far from me, but I'm glad to have…read morediscovered it. I got the ube tiramisu and a few cookies. My goodness were they amazing! I had to stop myself from inhaling the delicious sweet treats. This is a micro bakery located inside a foodhall. Do yourself a favor and check this place out next time you're in OC. I know I'll sure be back!

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    Blueberry crème tartlet
    Blueberry crème tartlet
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    4.2
    (238 reviews)
    3.1 mi
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    Such a cute little bakery located inside the Mitsuwa! I come here whenever I'm craving a quick soft…read moreserve- it is such a sizeable portion for the price. I like getting the plain vanilla one, and it also comes with a little cereal at the bottom that gives it a good crunch. The coffee jelly milk is also great, it feels similar to a boba drink but it's a lot cheaper. Whenever I come here it's always the same lady who I'm sure is tired of seeing me lol, but she is so sweet and kind and patient when I have trouble deciding what to pick here! As for the pastries/desserts, the custard pudding cup deserves more love! I'm not sure if it's housemade here, but if you've ever been to Japan, it tastes exactly like the ones you buy from the konbini! I remember I would buy one almost every day of my trip, so I've grown cravings for it that Hamadaya satisfies in OC. The bavarian chocolate cream is a fun decadent pastry if you're into chocolate- comes with so many chocolate chips. The cheese bread is also a go-to for me if I'm in a savory mood- it's exactly what it sounds like, cheese and bread but who doesn't love those two things? Egg katsu sandwich is good if you're looking for something more substantial. The strawberry shortcake I've tried here was also good, but I did pick it up near their closing so it felt a little dried out. Definitely would recommend coming here earlier in the day for fresher and better selection of pastries!

    The best bakery in town! Love the bread. It's fresh with minimal ingredients and tastes delicious…read more It's open early on Sundays before the rest of the restaurants. It's empty and easy to pickup pastries for breakfast. Kids love the hotdog pastries and the fruit tarts. Service is always great! Easy parking before everything else opens.

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    Green tea soft serve w/ mochi topping and coffee jelly milk
    Green tea soft serve w/ mochi topping and coffee jelly milk
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    Coffee Jelly Milk - Less sweet
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    Manmi Bakery

    4.4
    (664 reviews)
    9.0 mi
    $

    This is the place to go if you want cream puffs in OC! I've been going here since I was a child,…read moreand truly, I've never had a better cream puff than from here. Anyone I've offered a Manmi cream puff to agrees with me. Cream puffs are 75 cents each. They're big and are generously filled with a custard cream. The pastry bit itself is fluffy and not too dense, unlike other puffs I've had. It's not too sweet, and if I don't watch myself, I'd easily eat a shameful amount of them in a single sitting. I usually pay in cash, but you can pay with card (except American Express) if you're okay with a small processing fee. There isn't much seating in the bakery, but there are a couple of chairs and tables to the left. From my experience, people usually just come and go. Service is standard and relatively friendly. 100/10 would recommend.

    I just first wanted to remind you I'm a big foodie and always base on yelp review. I love cream…read morepuffs by all means and was looking forward to trying these. They sell by 75 cents each which is good. Parking a little tight but if you go on weekday it's not too bad. The lady who greeted me wasn't too friendly she literally started me down and looked like she just wanted to rush me out. Also guys they take cash only but if card use they charge $1 fee. So she took my order and went next door to charge my card but I didn't know next door was a coffee place guess they link together. Funny thing was she didn't smile and the man who came after me she greeted him with a smile because they are of the same ethnicity. Language wasn't an issue here but to stare at customer like that I'm not coming back there ever again. Even though the cream puffs were so good very soft and not too sweet. I always go by first experience and impression. I will be looking forward other bakery's in Garden Grove.

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    For my dessert tables
    For my dessert tables
    Drinks store next to the bakery store
    Drinks store next to the bakery store
    Cream puff filled to the brim

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