

Hours
| Tuesday | 7 AM–3 PM |
| Wednesday | 7 AM–3 PM |
| Thursday | 7 AM–3 PM |
| Friday | 7 AM–6 PM |
| Saturday | 7 AM–6 PM |
| Sunday | 7 AM–6 PM |
| Monday | 7 AM–3 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 6528 Washington St, Yountville, CA 94599
Phone: (707) 944-2253
Website: https://www.thomaskeller.com/bouchonbakeryyountville
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Reviews
We waited in line for about 20 minutes to get inside, which really speaks to how popular this place is, and it was completely worth it. You can truly taste the quality and care in every bite. A charming spot and a must visit when in the area.
Super flaky, buttery, and a generous almond filling that wasn’t overly sweet.
Easily one of the best I’ve had.
If you’re a pastry lover, this is a must-try.
Worth the drive!
I rated this a 4/5 due to the lack of vegetarian options and service. Perhaps it was due to the line, I realize how difficult that be for staff, but the service we received felt rushed with an emphasis on getting us out rather than providing memorable customer service.
I would return for the sandwich alone.
The coffee was fragrant and smooth, perfect for a morning start.
It’s clearly a famous spot and usually has a long line, but we got lucky and arrived around 9 AM on a Saturday with no wait. The shop is quite small with no indoor seating, but there are a few heated outdoor tables available.
Bouchon Bakery is the perfect way to start your morning; a hot latte or Americano paired with a pain au chocolat or any of their pastries is simply bliss. When we visit Napa, we begin every morning here, especially on days with early tastings when there’s no time for a sit-down breakfast.
Be sure to stop by again in the afternoon, they’re turning out fresh baked goods all day long, and it’s impossible to leave empty-handed.
The bakery itself was quite small, so we had to wait in line for about 15 minutes before placing our order. The outdoor patio area was nice, and we were able to snag a table without much wait. We ordered the signature almond croissant, maple bacon danish, and the cream cheese danish.
The almond croissant was good, but by today’s standards, it felt a bit plain. Almond croissant game is pretty intense these days, and maybe this was the gold standard when Chef Keller opened in 2003. Not bad, just not worth the wait, unless you’re stopping by the original Yountville location for nostalgia’s sake.
Maple bacon danish was visually interesting. A full strip of bacon wrapped within Danish layers. But since both were served at room temp, the bacon texture felt oddly limp and out of place. More novelty than satisfying.
The cream cheese danish was my favorite of the three. Outer layers had a great crunch, and the cream cheese filling had the right balance. Just enough sugar to lift without overpowering.