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I walked to the location to pick up my order. I cannot sit inside because I had my dog with me so I ordered a hat to bring home. I ordered basically the French ham sandwich. It was superb delicious crusty French bat with butter, rosemary ham, Gruyère and dijonnaise. The bread was incredibly fresh and the ingredients were delicious.
Okay this sandwich was crazy good!! Quite a line when we went for Sunday brunch. Pastries as good as always, but they ran out of sausage rolls and chocolate croissants, so we gotta come earlier or on weekdays for sure!
I visited The Bread Club after seeing it on Instagram, and everything looked so good I had to try a few of their pastries. My two favorites were the carrot cake muffin, which was so light and flavorful, and the salted caramel oatmeal cookie. Everything tasted super fresh and well-made, and you can tell they use really good ingredients. They don't have a huge drink selection, but they do have coffee and matcha options. I had a latte that tasted great. The coffee shop itself is also really cute, and everything was beautifully presented. We got there around 10:40am on a Sunday, and there was a small line, but nothing too bad. By around 11:30, the line was really long, so I'd definitely recommend going earlier if you can. The pastries are definitely on the higher end price-wise compared to other pastry shops, but I do think you're getting what you pay for when it comes to the quality and ingredients. For me, it's more of a "treat myself" kind of coffee shop to visit once in a while rather than somewhere I'd go every day for a pastry and coffee. Everything we tried tasted great, and I'd definitely come back to try more!
This was very delicious and the vibes were great here! The shop gave clean girl vibes and I loved the amount of windows that let sunlight into the shop. The workers were very helpful with my order and very nice! The blueberry pastry was so light and delicious! I loved it. The sweet potato pastry was sweet, a bit heavier, and there was butter in the middle which elevated the pastry so much more. The melon matcha wasn't too sweet at all, and I didn't expect it to be a water-based drink (should've known since it didn't say latte) but it totally changed my perception on the fact that not every matcha has to be a latte! It was so refreshing on a hot day and I'll think about it forever Cute place to take pictures outside as well! The inside was a bit cramped but nothing too bad.
It's a very cute shop with many unique pastries. Fun place to hang out with friends with great photogenic corners. We tried cookies, chocolate croissant and a matcha drink. I didn't like the matcha drink at all...it's not bad but not good. The pastries are ok, fun to try but not enough to come back for them.
Came here to work a little bit during the day. Inside was a little small but there is a nice outdoor patio for when the weather is good. Loved the coffee and pastry offerings. The background music was even a vibe. Would definitely come back another time.
Overall: 4.5/5 [dine in] We came on a Saturday afternoon and the line was not too bad according to my friend. The pastries, interior design, and branding are all beautiful and the outdoor seating area with the white umbrellas is so cute. I will say I was surprised to find that their drinks are actually better than their pastries. Ensaymada ($7): A purple sweet potato bun with salted butter and cheese. I was expecting it to be heavy but it was not at all. The salted butter and cheese is just the yellow topping and the inside is a light purple with a very subtle sweet potato flavor. It looked prettier than it tasted. Hazelnut Crunch Bun ($8): Filled with milk chocolate ganache but not overly sweet. The bun itself was okay and I liked the hazelnut on top. Pistachio Eclair ($8): The best of the three by far. It had a generous amount of filling without feeling heavy and the flavors and texture were just right. Mango Coconut Chia Seed Pudding ($7): Really good and refreshing. The coconut flavor came through first and then you get a burst of sweet mango. Miami Vice Matcha ($7): Got this iced with oat milk. The flavors are strawberry, pineapple, and coconut which I thought might taste too artificial or clash with the matcha, but it ended up being really well balanced. Pistachio Banana Latte ($9): An espresso based drink that is a bit thicker but still very smooth. The flavor combo was amazing and so delicious. A touch sweeter than the matcha but equally tasty. We were honestly shocked at how good the drinks were and we will 100% be coming back to try their other signature drinks.
I really enjoyed my visit to The Bread Club. Overall, it's a super cute spot. The exterior is just as beautiful as the interior, and there's plenty of seating both inside and outside, which makes it a great place to hang out. The moment you walk in, you're hit with the amazing smell of fresh bread and pastries, which immediately sets the tone. I also liked the thoughtful setup with grab-and-go items in a corner alongside the fresh bakery display. It makes things really convenient. Coffee was great, and some standout items for me were the breakfast sandwich and the morning bun. The only downside was the sausage roll. I would have preferred it warmed up. When I asked, I was told they don't warm items since everything is made fresh in the morning. That was a bit disappointing for me personally. Because of that, i'd give it 4 stars instead of 5. If they offered the option to warm certain items, this would easily be a 5-star experience.
Oh man; where do I start? This is giving... my old bakery in montrose of Houston but in Dallas? The vibes are popping. The people be peopling. and the food smells great! As soon as you enter the bakery you're hit with smells of French breads, sourdough, and different type of baked confectioneries. The lines can be intimidating but you could always order online and pick up from the side. Husband and I were promptly greeted with smiles and genuine hospitality. Haven't tried the food yet, but we will definitely update it later.
Food/Drinks: From their pastries, tried the Chocolate "B" Croissant, as well as the Ensaymada. The former was alright--probably would have been better fresh. While it retained some of the flakiness, it was a bit tough to cut through/chew. The latter had a better texture, but would have preferred more cheese to balance the ratio with bread, truer to an Ensaymada. From their drinks, ordered a Pistachio Banana Latte, as well as a Melon Matcha. The former was OK, but was a bit sweet. The latter was solid, with the melon flavor coming through nicely. Service: Great! Friendly staff. Line went by quickly. Also, if you aren't happy with your drink, they offer to adjust it for you. Ambiance: Casual, modern, minimalistic. Parking: Limited parking. Located in a plaza.
Bread Club was a 30min wait the Saturday bestie and I arrived to try them. I'm super surprised he didn't say absolutely not, he isn't one for waiting in a line for me to try a food/beverage spot but seeing as though it was the day before Mother's Day perhaps he figured we'd just wait it out. The sun was shining and it wasn't miserably warm so waiting wasn't all that terrible. I didn't get cranky until the kids in line began to annoy me. Every item we ordered was delish. This is probably the best iced latte I've had in town in the past year and my brekke sandwich was sooooo tasty! The blue corn financier was otherworldly. I can't wait to return, I feel like the pro tip here - may be... very early arrival? I could be wrong though, we arrived at prime time on a Saturday around 11a. Plenty of seating and very nice area, made me feel like I was back home.
They were packed on a weekday, rightfully so. I waited in line to order pastries to go. They were delicious, as good as they looked. Service was great. The place is beautifully decorated. It was loud since it was so crowded, which I didn't mind.
I got the madeleine horchata matcha and blueberry ricotta danish. The matcha tasted just like cinnamon milk and was very watered down; you can't taste the matcha at all. I would skip this, maybe their coffee is better. They had a wide selection of pastries/breads that all looked delicious. I got the blueberry ricotta danish and the pastry part itself isn't that flaky or buttery. The filling tastes custard and has a lemon zest flavor which I really enjoyed but they really skill out on the filling. There was barely in there. Inside is very clean and has a nice blend of rustic and modern design.
A must go in the wee hours of the morning, it's almost magical with how peaceful it is. Got the Strawberry matcha (you have to mix it up or else it's a bit grassy). Great drink Heirloom tomato danish hit the spot so hard I loved how the crust, tomato, crunch and soft all combined together so well. Ensaymada - the salted butter cheese in the middle was an absolute fine addition to the sweet potato bread Magical vibes in the morning for sure. In an upscale neighborhood where everyone looks nice, and you feel nice too read more
Around 12:30 on a Sunday, the line was out the door, but it moved relatively quickly. Gave us plenty of time to inspect the "pantry" shelves where they sell high-end, beautifully packaged foods and drinks. Maldon smoked sea salt; Flamingo Estate olive oil; a really interesting, curated (4 bottles!) selection of wines by the bottle; chilled, exotic sodas and bottles of bubbly; fancy French butters; tins of potato chips; etc...you could put together a lovely and expensive little picnic just from the selection here, even before you reach the pastry counter. We ordered a selection of pastries, the highlight of which was the kouign amann. The banana matcha muffin was tastefully mild and restrained. The morning bun is SO light and fluffy; don't be fooled by its heavy appearance. I could have passed on the carrot cake muffin, but my partner said it paired great with his coffee. He described the coffee as "very good, but not in rarified air," but don't worry, his fantasy football team is giving him a much-needed dose of humility this afternoon. I ordered the iced guava passionfruit matcha, which was lovely and not too sweet at all. They were out of breakfast sandwiches, but since five pastries clearly isn't enough food for two people, we ordered the mortadella burrata, which comes on a delicious herbalicious focaccia and was quite tasty. We were discussing what might prompt a stop here versus other bakeries, and we agreed that what sets it apart is (1) having a full sandwich and salad menu in addition to pastries, giving it a little something for everyone, and (2) really nailing the concept of "not too sweet," both in pastries and in drinks. Also, there's ample outdoor seating and lots of people walking doggos on a nice day, so points for outdoor ambiance as well (though the interior is small and a bit crammed). Our two drinks, sandwich, a tasty but fairly standard mango chia pudding, and the 5 pastries all together came out to about $85, which I think is fairly reasonable for the quality and location. Obviously, you can order a less ridiculous quantity of food than we did for two people and spend less. But we sacrificed our stomaches and wallet for the sake of Yelp research. Just out here doing God's work. read more
2 months ago
I walked to the location to pick up my order. I cannot sit inside because I had my dog with me so I ordered a hat to bring home. I ordered basically the French ham sandwich. It was superb delicious crusty French bat with butter, rosemary ham, Gruyère and dijonnaise. The bread was incredibly fresh and the ingredients were delicious. read more
2 days ago
Okay this sandwich was crazy good!! Quite a line when we went for Sunday brunch. Pastries as good as always, but they ran out of sausage rolls and chocolate croissants, so we gotta come earlier or on weekdays for sure! read more
2 months ago
I visited The Bread Club after seeing it on Instagram, and everything looked so good I had to try a few of their pastries. My two favorites were the carrot cake muffin, which was so light and flavorful, and the salted caramel oatmeal cookie. Everything tasted super fresh and well-made, and you can tell they use really good ingredients. They don't have a huge drink selection, but they do have coffee and matcha options. I had a latte that tasted great. The coffee shop itself is also really cute, and everything was beautifully presented. We got there around 10:40am on a Sunday, and there was a small line, but nothing too bad. By around 11:30, the line was really long, so I'd definitely recommend going earlier if you can. The pastries are definitely on the higher end price-wise compared to other pastry shops, but I do think you're getting what you pay for when it comes to the quality and ingredients. For me, it's more of a "treat myself" kind of coffee shop to visit once in a while rather than somewhere I'd go every day for a pastry and coffee. Everything we tried tasted great, and I'd definitely come back to try more! read more
This was very delicious and the vibes were great here! The shop gave clean girl vibes and I loved the amount of windows that let sunlight into the shop. The workers were very helpful with my order and very nice! The blueberry pastry was so light and delicious! I loved it. The sweet potato pastry was sweet, a bit heavier, and there was butter in the middle which elevated the pastry so much more. The melon matcha wasn't too sweet at all, and I didn't expect it to be a water-based drink (should've known since it didn't say latte) but it totally changed my perception on the fact that not every matcha has to be a latte! It was so refreshing on a hot day and I'll think about it forever Cute place to take pictures outside as well! The inside was a bit cramped but nothing too bad. read more
It's a very cute shop with many unique pastries. Fun place to hang out with friends with great photogenic corners. We tried cookies, chocolate croissant and a matcha drink. I didn't like the matcha drink at all...it's not bad but not good. The pastries are ok, fun to try but not enough to come back for them. read more
21 days ago
Came here to work a little bit during the day. Inside was a little small but there is a nice outdoor patio for when the weather is good. Loved the coffee and pastry offerings. The background music was even a vibe. Would definitely come back another time. read more
3 months ago
Overall: 4.5/5 [dine in] We came on a Saturday afternoon and the line was not too bad according to my friend. The pastries, interior design, and branding are all beautiful and the outdoor seating area with the white umbrellas is so cute. I will say I was surprised to find that their drinks are actually better than their pastries. Ensaymada ($7): A purple sweet potato bun with salted butter and cheese. I was expecting it to be heavy but it was not at all. The salted butter and cheese is just the yellow topping and the inside is a light purple with a very subtle sweet potato flavor. It looked prettier than it tasted. Hazelnut Crunch Bun ($8): Filled with milk chocolate ganache but not overly sweet. The bun itself was okay and I liked the hazelnut on top. Pistachio Eclair ($8): The best of the three by far. It had a generous amount of filling without feeling heavy and the flavors and texture were just right. Mango Coconut Chia Seed Pudding ($7): Really good and refreshing. The coconut flavor came through first and then you get a burst of sweet mango. Miami Vice Matcha ($7): Got this iced with oat milk. The flavors are strawberry, pineapple, and coconut which I thought might taste too artificial or clash with the matcha, but it ended up being really well balanced. Pistachio Banana Latte ($9): An espresso based drink that is a bit thicker but still very smooth. The flavor combo was amazing and so delicious. A touch sweeter than the matcha but equally tasty. We were honestly shocked at how good the drinks were and we will 100% be coming back to try their other signature drinks. read more
3 months ago
I really enjoyed my visit to The Bread Club. Overall, it's a super cute spot. The exterior is just as beautiful as the interior, and there's plenty of seating both inside and outside, which makes it a great place to hang out. The moment you walk in, you're hit with the amazing smell of fresh bread and pastries, which immediately sets the tone. I also liked the thoughtful setup with grab-and-go items in a corner alongside the fresh bakery display. It makes things really convenient. Coffee was great, and some standout items for me were the breakfast sandwich and the morning bun. The only downside was the sausage roll. I would have preferred it warmed up. When I asked, I was told they don't warm items since everything is made fresh in the morning. That was a bit disappointing for me personally. Because of that, i'd give it 4 stars instead of 5. If they offered the option to warm certain items, this would easily be a 5-star experience. read more
Oh man; where do I start? This is giving... my old bakery in montrose of Houston but in Dallas? The vibes are popping. The people be peopling. and the food smells great! As soon as you enter the bakery you're hit with smells of French breads, sourdough, and different type of baked confectioneries. The lines can be intimidating but you could always order online and pick up from the side. Husband and I were promptly greeted with smiles and genuine hospitality. Haven't tried the food yet, but we will definitely update it later. read more
Food/Drinks: From their pastries, tried the Chocolate "B" Croissant, as well as the Ensaymada. The former was alright--probably would have been better fresh. While it retained some of the flakiness, it was a bit tough to cut through/chew. The latter had a better texture, but would have preferred more cheese to balance the ratio with bread, truer to an Ensaymada. From their drinks, ordered a Pistachio Banana Latte, as well as a Melon Matcha. The former was OK, but was a bit sweet. The latter was solid, with the melon flavor coming through nicely. Service: Great! Friendly staff. Line went by quickly. Also, if you aren't happy with your drink, they offer to adjust it for you. Ambiance: Casual, modern, minimalistic. Parking: Limited parking. Located in a plaza. read more
5 months ago
Bread Club was a 30min wait the Saturday bestie and I arrived to try them. I'm super surprised he didn't say absolutely not, he isn't one for waiting in a line for me to try a food/beverage spot but seeing as though it was the day before Mother's Day perhaps he figured we'd just wait it out. The sun was shining and it wasn't miserably warm so waiting wasn't all that terrible. I didn't get cranky until the kids in line began to annoy me. Every item we ordered was delish. This is probably the best iced latte I've had in town in the past year and my brekke sandwich was sooooo tasty! The blue corn financier was otherworldly. I can't wait to return, I feel like the pro tip here - may be... very early arrival? I could be wrong though, we arrived at prime time on a Saturday around 11a. Plenty of seating and very nice area, made me feel like I was back home. read more
They were packed on a weekday, rightfully so. I waited in line to order pastries to go. They were delicious, as good as they looked. Service was great. The place is beautifully decorated. It was loud since it was so crowded, which I didn't mind. read more
I got the madeleine horchata matcha and blueberry ricotta danish. The matcha tasted just like cinnamon milk and was very watered down; you can't taste the matcha at all. I would skip this, maybe their coffee is better. They had a wide selection of pastries/breads that all looked delicious. I got the blueberry ricotta danish and the pastry part itself isn't that flaky or buttery. The filling tastes custard and has a lemon zest flavor which I really enjoyed but they really skill out on the filling. There was barely in there. Inside is very clean and has a nice blend of rustic and modern design. read more
It's good but definitely NOT worth waiting in the long line for... The Spicy Tuna sandwich I ordered was the best thing I had during my visit. The bread, the vegetables, the sauce, it just works. The Spicy Chicken was not bad but not as good as the tuna. The pastries were good but I wished they had some way to heat it up. The chocolate would have been better warm. My friend bought a big loaf of Sprouted Quinoa Sourdough. I had a small piece, not bad. I will come back for the Spicy Tuna Sandwich but after the hype has died down. read more
Needed to update. Now that the hype and long lines have died down. This is my spot! I stop by weekly. Great service. Great fresh baked goods. I've tried all the coffee/latte/matchas. All well made. My favorite is the einspainner. Convenient neighborhood location. We tend to stop by while out for a walk or before we begin. Check em out if you haven't already. read more
My boyfriend and I had breakfast at The Bread Club before touring some apartments and were extremely pleased with our meals and our lattes. I'd seen this place on TikTok and all the reviews were spot on. This place is worth all the hype! It's absolutely adorable inside and out and has a classy feel. I loved all the fresh pastries you could choose from; I will be bringing home a baguette next time. My breakfast sandwich was spectacular, I loved the sauce that came on it. And my latte was stellar. It was strong yet the cold foam was sweet, making it perfectly balanced. It's a classy yet casual spot where you order at the front and they bring you your meals to our table, and our server made sure we knew the process since it was our first time. 10/10 would recommend. read more
3 months ago
Came for lunch and got the Miami matcha and the chicken sandwhich as the breakfast sandwich was sold out. Place was packed and there isn't a lot of seating. Everything was good but not great. The matcha was kinda of watery and chicken sandwich lacked flavor. I would come back and try again though. read more
Absolutely BEAUTIFUL selection of pastries and baked items offered at this upscale bakery in the heart of the Quadrangle. Depending on when you go there will likely be a wait but the line moves pretty fast. When you enter you are greeted by a few pantry items (think: fancy tuna, savory spreads, crackers, etc) then a few refrigerated items (prepared salads, juices, etc.) before you get to the showstoppers - those gorgeous baked items! I wanted everything but settled on the strawberry cream danish (delish! more like a croissant, not too sweet) and the ham & cheese biscuit (needed to be warmed, and it unexpectedly had some spicy peppers). A little disappointed in the bread selection (pretty sparse) but the staff told me that selections change. They also have sandwiches, matcha, and coffee which I'll have to try next time. Maybe let the hype (and lines) die down first? Definitely worth a visit though! read more
Stopped by the Bread Club for lunch on a Friday! There was a bit of a line, but it moved relatively fast. There was plenty of inside and outside seating available! I ordered the Grilled Cheese. I really enjoyed the amount of cheese and the addition of the leeks. My only complaint is that it was overly greasy. Almost hard to enjoy the fresh bread because it was soaked in oil/butter. Would come back to try some of their pastries! read more
A friend recommended this place to me as it's fairly new and so we braved the long line on a Saturday afternoon to determine if the hype is true. After 45 min of waiting in line, we were able to get inside and order: I selected the Spicy Chicken Special sandwich (served on a baguette with Grilled Chicken, Provolone, Kale, Chipotle Piquillo Aioli, and Pickled Fresno). The flavor profile was very well balanced and I enjoyed the bread that it was served in; very crispy yet soft at the same time. It was slightly spicy, but for those averse to spice, in general I would say it was tolerable and not too overwhelming. I also ordered the yuzu lemonade which was very refreshing and tart, perfect for a hot spring day. There are some sandwich condiments and associated snacks available for review and purchase while you wait in line. Will definitely come back to this place to try some of their pastries and the berry matcha once the long lines calm down a bit. read more
Good quality of bakery products. Service is good too. Since they just open, you might need to wait in the line for a while. One thing I found quite interesting is I thought they tried to build this French style bakery vibe but they carry a lot of Spanish products. Just something a bit odd to me. But anyway,, it's the food is good and the vibe is great! Totally would go back again. Btw! Parking is not easy read more
7 months ago
Unfortunately Bread Club is close to where I live and that's bad for my wallet. I genuinely thought it was going to be one of those overhyped, catering-to-the-corporate-crowd new spots in Uptown, and I was very wrong. Pastries: so far I've tried the strawberry rhubarb danish (fire if you like that sweet-tart flavor), kouign-amman (listed as "churro kouign amman" - legit beats Dominique Ansel for me), Religieuse (coffee flavored cream inside - heavy but good for a big dessert). You'll want to come before like 1-2pm for your best chance at a good selection. Definitely want to try more. Food: have tried the prosciutto sandwich (great flavors but the hard bread hurt my mouth) and the breakfast sandwich (I'm usually not passionate about breakfast sandwiches but this is the best I've ever had and I *will* be coming back for this specifically) Drinks: the einspänner slaps and the berry matcha seemed like it was going to be a gimmick but was actually quite good (reminds me of "cereal milk" latte flavor). Prices do feel very NYC/SF (i.e. pretty high), though I have to admit it's largely worth it for the quality. Other: staff are pretty nice and attentive, a medium amount of indoor and outdoor seats, readily available water, 1 bathroom. read more
Aesthetics and vibes here are definitely 10/10!! It's so cute inside and service was great. The dessert I tried was delicious and I think all their bakery items look great but the matcha drink was not good and it was very disappointing sadly. I would just go back here for the bread & pastries! It does get busy during the weekend but the area is so cute so definitely worth checking it out! read more
The Bread Club is doing something truly special. What Makes It Stand Out: * Variety: Beyond the classic loaves, their seasonal inclusions (the jalapeño cheddar is a game-changer) keep the menu exciting. * The Pastries: Don't leave without a croissant. You can tell they use high-quality butter; the lamination is textbook perfection. The Vibe: The shop is minimalist and chic, but the staff is warm and clearly passionate about their craft. You can see the bakers working their magic, which adds a great layer of authenticity to the whole experience. Pro-Tip: Get there early! They sell out fast for a reason, and you definitely want to snag a loaf while it's still slightly warm. The Bread Club isn't just a bakery; it's a neighborhood staple. Dallas is lucky to have them. read more
7 months ago
This was a long awaited visit to The Bread Club! There were so many questions in my mind about what a patron, like myself, will find at The Bread Club. Will they have eye-catching bread loaves? Will there be unique pastries? What if I want a sandwich or salad? Can this place be in my lunch rotation? Oh and the most important question...will they have coffee? - Yes, sure, you-got-it, yep, and yay! I'm definitely an "Iced Latte Lady" and enjoyed both the Einspanner Latte and Berry Matcha. The visits were not complete without a bread-of-sort. My sweet tooth got the best of me with a nipple of both the strawberry fig muffin and lemon meringue tart. Was it worth the wait? Yes. All of The Bread Club team members were just as excited with the newcomer traffic! Their patience with my questions did not go unnoticed. I can't wait to go back to try new items (and ask more questions). Hey, The Bread Club team, welcome to The Quad! read more
I've seen The Bread Club all over IG and Tik Tok, so I'm glad I was able to make the trek! It's located in the same square as another one of my favorite Thai restaurants in the city, so it's actually super convenient to grab some lunch and then a sweet treat/pick me up! I got this raspberry pastry, which was soft and not too sweet--just how I like it! I also got an einspanner, which was SO good. I loved how light and also not too sweet it was. I would definitely come back again! read more
this place is more like a like a 3.5 out of 5 stars. heard about this place, since it was located right next to a michelin star restaurant. We came after lunch and there was a line out the door so we had high expectations of this place. After about 20 minutes waiting we were able to get to the front and most of the pastries were sold out except for croissants and this random sweet pastry. I guess we were kind of lucky in the sense that the person right behind us bought the remaining pastries. We also got bread and ordered a sandwich. We also got two drinks. It took a while for everything to come out and I was still waiting around for my sandwich but apparently after 15 minutes of waiting. The people said that they never put in my sandwich order and asked if I wanted to put it in and wait for it... Considering that I was going to get dinner later in the day, I skipped it. I do have to admit pastry and croissants were good but the drinks were just mediocre. They have a few seats inside and you have a few more tables outside. They also have a self-service water fountain area. I think if you're in the area you should check it out and definitely come early. Otherwise everything is going to be sold out. Depending on how busy it gets in the general area, parking could be an issue. read more
A really nicely decorated store with really nice workers, I went on a Wednesday afternoon around lunchtime and it was so busy with people on their lunch break, etc. so the pick up time was quite long (maybe a 10-15 minute wait). There were a couple tables and booths inside but also a lot of seating outside. Also, there's only one restroom so since it was busy there was a pretty long wait for the restroom as well. I got the Spicy Tuna sandwich and Grilled Cheese sandwich, both were really good. The cashier misheard my friend when we were ordering so they accidentally gave us the Spicy Chicken sandwich (chalked it up to it being really loud inside since it was so busy), and that was also pretty good. To order, you start by ordering pastries then you can order other items at the register. Would definitely go again, just probably at a different time that's less busy. read more
4 months ago
Service was really bad.. the girl taking my order had an attitude and rolled her eyes several times while my friend and I were deciding what to order. The egg quiche my friend ordered had a weird consistency & it just wasn't enjoyable. I was really let down when I found a hair in my food and had to throw the entire spicy tuna sandwich away :/ the ambiance of this place is so nice.. I love the outdoor seating vibe.. sad I won't be coming back read more
5 months ago
The bread club pastries were very fluffy and soft. It was the perfect amount of sweetness and bread to filling ratio. I don't remember the names of of the pastries but one of them had pistachio filling and another one was apple flavor. read more
6 months ago
From the tastemakers at Namo, Mamani, and Bar Colette, comes this scratch bakery and coffee house. Their brew is Copacabana coffee. Celeste and her team run a tight ship. My one suggestion would be to have more menus either on the walls or qr codes by the door. We came around lunchtime. Lots of tempting baked goods by the front. The line was line but moved fast. There's ceremonial matcha made to order. I ordered the dirty horchata, spinach quiche (they'll warm it up), and lemon tart (meringue topping after yrs my own heart)! My friends ordered the spicy tuna, spicy chicken special (he said he was sweating). They will provide Dijon mustard on request. There's hot sauce by the utensils station. Plenty of good people and pup watching! Parking can be a challenge. I found a parallel spot by Las Palmas. Mind the signs. Enjoy! read more
This is the best bread in Dallas by far no one even comes close!! The sesame seed baguette is a French fever dream of joy bringing flashbacks to the Paris streets . If you even just kinda like bread this place will baptize you in a new era of happiness full of delicious bread and pastries. There is likely a line but it moves quick and can make some new friends. The place is very clean and nice think luxury European boutique of bread. Great place for a quick snack as you load up. A few sandwiches on the menu the grilled cheese was really good. I will be back and bringing others! They need more locations to bring the love of bread across the metroplex!! read more
6 months ago
I stopped by The Bread Club in Uptown Dallas at 3 pm and we are talking about being busy ? What is the bread club ? It is everything and more so buckle up ! Nice paper menu with so many amazing choices except for that Q Word ? I finally decided on the Grilled Cheese with leeks, cheddar, gruyère, mozzarella, and mayo(I'm more of Dijon mustard )but why not . Can I have that on a sourdough/ I didn't read the the bread portion of the menu. Marlon explained about the different types of bread but all I heard was sprouted Q word ( no sourdough, no ciabatta , brioche?? With immediate hesitation but I love a good grill cheese , Marlon was very convincing about his product.. so the grill cheese has been ordered!! I was still a little hesitant about the sandwich maybe I should have said no mayo ... too late the sandwich arrive !!! Great presentation on cool logo paper and nice white plate !! Hot , fresh , great cheese pull , toasted crispy bread but I examined it closely for the sprouted Q? Now listen... I wasn't even sold on the bread at first. But guess who likes--no, LOVESsprouted Quinoa bread now? Yeah. That part surprised me in the best way. The sandwich itself was rich, cheesy, and perfectly balanced, with the leeks adding a nice touch. Wtg chef Shoutout to Marlon for the excellent customer service--really made the experience even better. Also, let's just say... the other half of that sandwich barely made it home before it was gone. No regrets. Definitely worth checking out if you're in the Quad / uptown. There is definite cool and spacious vibe inside with all the tables line up along the window s looking out on a spacious patio / hello spring weather . There's a water station at the end with clean glasses and definitely not tap water ( so cold and refreshing!! The cutlery nice clean polish great attention to details! A great shout out to The Bread Club! read more
Worth the wait. The line moves and once you order, food comes out fast. Dallas needed a specialty baked goods place. We ordered a breakfast sandwich, chocolate chip cookie, pistachio pain suisse, horchata matcha, and einspanner latte. All were delicious. We will be back to try more! read more
When opening week on a weekday as soon as they opened at 7:30am and tried their matcha colada, not very strong on the matcha flavor but overall flavor was very delightful! Service was pretty quick. I really wanted to try the pistachio one but it wasn't available right at opening. Was told it would be available in 30 mins so I waited, but it never came out. I ended up just trying the churro kouign amann which was good. Need to go back to try their actual croissants! read more
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2681 Howell St
Dallas, TX 75201
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