

Organic ingredients provide the makings for breakfast pastries, hot pressed sandwiches & coffee.
Hours
| Thursday | 7:30 AM–6 PM |
| Friday | 7:30 AM–6 PM |
| Saturday | 7:30 AM–6 PM |
| Sunday | 7:30 AM–6 PM |
| Monday | 7:30 AM–6 PM |
| Tuesday | 7:30 AM–6 PM |
| Wednesday | 7:30 AM–6 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 600 Guerrero St, San Francisco, CA 94110
Phone: (415) 487-2600
Website: http://www.tartinebakery.com/
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Reviews
I tried their croissant and the famous Morning Bun, and both were absolutely worth the hype. The croissant was perfectly flaky on the outside and soft inside, while the Morning Bun had this beautiful balance of sweetness, cinnamon, and citrus that made it unforgettable. You can truly taste the craftsmanship in every bite.
Yes, there was a line—but it moved quickly, and the energy inside was lively and warm. It felt like a place where food is taken seriously, but without any pretension.
My takeaway:
Tartine Bakery is not just a bakery, it’s an experience. If you’re in San Francisco and love good bread and pastries, this place deserves a spot on your list. I’d happily wait in that line again.
The bakery boasts a variety of croissants, cakes, and other pastries. We ordered a croque monsieur, almond croissant, jalapeño ham croissant, chocolate croissant, and a morning bun. For drinks, we chose a vanilla latte, regular latte, tea, and dirty matcha.
While the pastries were delicious, the coffee and matcha left much to be desired. The lattes were particularly light, lacking a strong coffee flavor, and the matcha had a similar issue. Additionally, despite ordering to eat in, our lattes were served in to-go cups.
If I could suggest improvements to the shop, it would be to revisit the recipes for the lattes and matcha to enhance their flavors.
I actually find parking pretty quickly, and I know that I got lucky. I lock up my car and walk over and as soon as I cross walk in the door, I smell deliciousness. I check out the display case and I pick a yummy looking scone and order the breakfast sandwich. I take my number and sit by the window. The bakery is busy and happy patrons chat while enjoying their food. The vibe is busy, but relaxed, warm and friendly A few minutes later, my breakfast sandwich is hand delivered and it looks tasty.
The golden toasted crust of the bread mixed with the soft savory scrambled eggs is the perfect answer to my hunger. I try to eat slowly so as to thoroughly enjoy my meal, but the sandwich is gone too quickly.
What can I say. It was scrumptious! I will definitely eat there again the next time that I’m in the Mission District.
A good tip is that while the seating is limited, it’s generally sufficient for a cafe of its size and it wasn’t overly crowded during my visit.
For anyone visiting San Francisco, I would highly recommend a stop here, especially for the morning buns. It’s a genuinely delightful experience.
Danish was absolutely delicious with crispy edges, soft buttery inside, and a very delicious smell+taste of eggs and cheese… the caramelized onion and fig jam also paired perfectly with the slightly-dry goat cheese, which surprisingly did not feel too goaty at all. I arrived slightly late so the danish wasn’t hot but (I think) they used heated plates so it didn’t seem cold/stale at all! The cappuccino tasted okay but the milk could definitely be better foamed.
Store was quite busy but it actually wasn’t that difficult to find a seat; it was a bit more on the crowded side but since everyone was quite friendly it still made for a pleasant experience.
Tried the almond croissant and the morning bun and they were good, but not amazing. One can find this type of bakery on any block in nyc.