So beautiful and delicious…read more Savory danish with bruschetta was so wonderful. This had goat cheese, peas and pickled onions

First time visiting! The pastry window is beautiful. I ordered the blue corn cookie, chocolate…read morecrossaint, and kouigan aman. Reviews of each: Blue corn cookie - subtle sweetness, great grainy texture that I really enjoy. Very light almost like the essence of a Madeline cookie. Chocolate croissant - I would pass on this next time, it's very light and it's got good air pockets but chocolate is definitely lacking. It's not as dense compared to some other popular SF bakeries if that's the texture you're looking for. Kouigan amann - my favorite one. Crispy, sweet, with I think a pistachio pastry cream in the middle. Will try coffee next time. Overall prices are pretty competitive and up there but in this economy it's understandable.

This place was so yummy! We tried their parfait, cannoli, and a few other desserts. I struggled to…read morestop eating once I started. Everything was light, perfectly sweet, and included a fresh fruit. I would definitely come back and try more desserts Just an fyi the parking was mainly street parking.

Mazettis Bakery in Pacifica is a charming little gem of a mom and pop shop that is well worth…read moreseeking out. It has the kind of warmth and character that only a truly independent, family-run bakery can offer. The star of the show for us is the Derby Cake -- a gorgeous layered chocolate cake filled with whipped cream, fresh bananas, and strawberries woven between each layer. It's indulgent without being overly rich, and the combination of flavours works beautifully together. What makes it even more special is that you can tell every cake is genuinely handmade. Each one has that unmistakably homemade look to it -- slightly unique in its own way, which only adds to the charm. No two are exactly alike, and that's exactly the point. Be warned though -- these cakes are popular for good reason, and they sell out quickly. We've learned to order ahead to avoid disappointment, and we'd strongly recommend doing the same. It's the kind of place that reminds you of the joy of supporting a local business that genuinely takes pride in what they make. A wonderful neighbourhood bakery that deserves all the love it gets.

Not busy on the weekend and the person at the store was friendly. The strawberry lemon pie was good…read morebut why advertise it as strawberry lemon pie when the only strawberry present is the tiny slice on top. The strawberry here is just a garnish like a cherry on top of an ice cream. Not really bringing anything else to the party. Nevertheless it was a nice lemon pie. The potpie however was bad. The entire bottom was soggy, the filling gloopy with cold spots despite us asking for it to be warmed up. You're better off getting a potpie at KFC or one of those frozen one in a grocery store. The flavor was bland too. Don't think I'll be coming back.

We came here to Shampa's Pies on a weekend. Can't believe we haven't been here before since it's…read morejust up the road from a few other eateries we like to visit when we are in Pacifica. We ordered the personal cherry pie, the chocolate chip cookie, ice cream, and the pizza croissant. All the items were delicious. The ice cream is from Mitchell's, which is a SF brand and delicious. The mozarella croissant tasted great when we heated it up at home later. The cookie was also pretty good, but was not super fresh. And the pie was pretty good when. We heated it up but not as flaky as we would have liked. Overall, the desserts were great and we would come back.

It is a busy, hectic place, but that also says a lot about how much people like it. No matter when…read moreI come, it usually seems packed: inside, outside, and in the different seating areas. I usually have to circle around a few times before I can figure out where I might find a corner to sit down and get some work done. It is not the calmest place to work, especially during busy times, but once you find a spot, it can be a nice place to settle in with coffee and a laptop. The biggest selling point is definitely the location. It is right by the beach in Pacifica. Soul Grind is also Pacifica's first coffee roastery, and they roast their coffee in-house, which gives the place more personality than a standard coffee shop. The whole vibe is very beachy, casual, and local, with a mix of surfers, people grabbing coffee after being near the water, and others trying to work or meet up. They have a pretty large coffee menu, plus food options like pastries, sandwiches, quiche, melts, and breakfast items.

This review is for to go coffee and pastries…read more Be prepared to wait in line for awhile. Yes it's popular and there are lot of people working making coffee drinks and in the kitchen and serving food. Everything stops at the one cashier in a line that goes out the door and around the corner. We went on. Sunday and wanted coffee drinks and pasties to go. It's the same line that you would order if you are dining in. The cashier does everything from taking the order to getting pastries out of the case. Surely she can use a teammate. The drinks were on point. Ordered a charcoal latte and dirty chai. The almond lemons cake piece was tiny for $7.95. Banana choco walnut for $4.75 was better. Be prepared to pay 75 cents more for almond milk or oat milk substitute. Not worth a long wait just for coffee and pasties. Maybe next time will try some of their breakfast items as a sit down.

Oh em gee. I was able to try them at a closer location, thanks to the San Mateo County inviting…read morethem to have a pop-up at Sawyer Camp. I wanted everything on their menu, but only allowed a sausage roll and a minced beef pie. They had other savory pies like chicken pot pie, mushroom and Swiss, and breakfast pies. You honestly can't go wrong with any of them. If they happened to have the sausage rolls, get them. But if I'm in line behind you and you take the last sausage roll, I will fight you for it. The spicy one was to die for. It's not too spicy, it's like those spicy Italian sausage. Very flaky, not too heavy, but they don't skimp out on the meat, so you will be full. I absolutely loved the fennel seeds in the sausage! I just don't know how to be full, so i tried their pie too. While the minced beef pie was good, it wasn't as great as the sausage roll. This is a piece I am willing to trek all the way down the 1 for.

Pies are excellent, great flavor and fun variety. They change the menu nearly by the hour, whatever…read moreis hot at the time is what is available, which is fun for diversity but a bit of a bummer if you are looking forward to having something again--it may not be there. Limited selection close to opening on a Sunday, which feels odd considering you would expect that to be a busier day/time for them, but the west coast, and a small coastal town specifically, moves slow. Overall, when there is a good selection of sweets, savories, and sausage roll, this is an awesome spot. Coffee is ok, depends on the barista that day. They have acai as an option as well if pie isn't your thing, the granola tastes homemade. View and vibe inside can't be beat.

I really loved this place!…read more Came for a weekend away and walked by this little gem. It's a super cute little coffee shop that has some adorable vintage decorations. They even have some toys for the kids to play... I love a kid friendly place! We ordered several coffees including a drip, zebra latte, lavender latte and toasted Marshmallow one, a Mexican coffee and even a hot chocolate for the kiddos (sorry I forgot the actual names of the drinks lol). seriously all of them tastes amazing!!!! Great quality coffee!! We even ordered some breakfast sandwiches (those are just decent) but the apple fritter was delicious! Also the prices are extremely fair! The guy behind the register was maybe one of the friendliest workers I talked too that entire weekend in Pacifica. Great kid, super personable! My only complaint is that they don't have a location near my house!!!! This would definitely be my new coffee shot! Definitely grab yourself a cup of coffee when you're in town!!!

Loved that this place is super walkable from the hotel we stayed at, which made it an easy stop…read more When you walk in, it has a nice open layout and even an upstairs area so it feels a bit more spacious than your typical coffee spot. It looked like there was just one person handling both the cashier and drink orders, but he managed everything really smoothly. I ordered a matcha latte with oat milk and honey and when he finished it, he realized he accidentally made it with vanilla syrup instead. Without hesitation, he remade it right away and even offered me the first one for free, which I thought was really kind and showed great customer service. The matcha itself was decent but it wasn't nothing mind blowing but definitely good enough to enjoy and sip on. It had a nice balance and wasn't overly sweet, which I appreciated. What really stood out more than anything was the service. The guy was friendly, professional, and genuinely attentive, which made the experience better overall. If you're looking for a quick matcha fix in a convenient location with solid service, this is a good spot to check out!

Love the cozy vibe of this bagel shop- and most notably the good bagel. Good taste, nice bite with…read moreslight airiness that gave it that extra "mmmm" especially when it's just been warmed up or toasted. Very personable and kind demeanor. Will come by again to try bagels / pastry and the coffee, too.

Small bagel shop near Pacifica pier, perfect for a bite before/after some fishing! A gem, too-- I…read moregot a garlic(?) bagel with cream cheese. It was warm and fluffy, but still nice and chewy. I love a bagel with some chew. The owner, David, is sweet & funny as well. It was my boyfriend's birthday and he gave us a black & white cookie(?) on the house. But really just a kind soul. Go say hi and grab a bagel when you're in Pacifica!

THE MOST DELICIOUS VEGAN BANANA BREAD EVER!…read more If you haven't tried it yet...don't! Do yourself a favor and just order a loaf. You won't regret it. LOL. I met Veronica at Unity Day in San Bruno and timing couldn't have been more perfect. I currently breastfeed my 3 month old and learned he has a sensitivity to dairy/milk. Insert Nina's Home Bakery's VEGAN banana bread!

Must try if you love banana bread!!…read more Super moist, amazing banana flavors throughout. Better than most home-baked and store-bought varieties. Puts happy in me to eat it. So sad when the last bite was gone. Wish we had bought two loaves. She bakes them at home. You order online and pickup, or get them delivered if you are within reach. Quite expensive at $20/loaf, but she uses organic ingredients... and those are very heavy loaves. Goes well with beer, even for those who don't like beer. I like the vegan samples and regular loaf equally. Not as into the samples I had of the Banana Bread Chocolate Chip Cookies. They taste quite like normal Chocolate Chip Cookies that I am not into. Comes in a nice box and makes decent gifts.

EXCELLENT new item garlic bread …read more !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Decent selection here at this Hong Kong bakery they have things ranging from egg tarts to paper…read morewrapped sponge cakes to Hong Kong style pineapple buns. It's really one of the only Chinese style bakeries around the area so this is the one I typically would go to. The baked goods are decent. It's not any of the best I've ever had but it does satisfy the cravings. They also serve milk tea there or you can also ask for Yin Yang, which is 50% coffee and 50% milk tea. The service is OK the staff there collect your money and get you on your way so really nothing to complain about there. The bake shop and ambience is that of a typical Chinese style bakery you walk in and you grab your tray along with the tongs and you pick out the specific pastries that you want, and you put it on the plate and give it to the staff person at the front near the counter. That's also where you can get your egg tarts and other type of goods such as the more fresh pastries with meat in inside like a cha siew bao. If you pay with cash is cheaper as I believe they charge a surcharge when you pay with credit card. Parking is easy because it is just part of the big plaza area with plenty of parking.

Just a heads up, there is the restaurant entrance and then the bakery entrance. The bakery entrance…read moreis on the left. Anyways, this spot is sooo good. They serve them heated and they're just not too sweet which is great. Once you order it takes no more than 10 mins to get the heated senorita breads. I brought them to a party and they were loved. Pay with cash to avoid the credit card change.

IYKYK The perfect…read moretreat to bring to any event. Be it a picnic, potluck, party, whatever other P is on your mind. These portable, soft, light, sweet, pockets of bliss should be on everyone's bucket list. As long as you are not gluten sensitive. Like Pringle (or Lay's) you definitely can't have just one. That's why it's $18 for 30. It's not a large place. I came in on a Saturday to order & there were people standing around waiting for their order inside & outside. Lady told me 15min I went for a little walk around the market in the plaza. Came back pretty sure 10min later & it was ready. TLDR you won't be disappointed.