
Pastries, pressed sandwiches, quiches & other classic French bites from a compact bakery/cafe.
Hours
| Thursday | 8 AM–3 PM |
| Friday | 8 AM–4 PM |
| Saturday | 8 AM–4 PM |
| Sunday | 8 AM–4 PM |
| Monday | 8 AM–3 PM |
| Tuesday | 8 AM–3 PM |
| Wednesday | 8 AM–3 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 498 Sanchez St, San Francisco, CA 94114
Phone: (415) 757-0402
Website: http://www.lemaraisbakery.com/
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Reviews
They have champagne and wine as well.
Check Lamont croissants and raisin roll.
I had mixed feelings about some of the food. The freshly prepared food was quite nice, but the pastries, I’d consider only to be okay.
Your mileage may vary on seating, depending on when you show up. For the group I was with, it was quite a challenge to find enough space for our group to sit and eat. That said, when we decided we did want to stay, the staff handled a couple of us switching our orders to dine-in very gracefully.
If you’re here when it’s a little less busy, you might not have the same issues. All things considered, it’s definitely a solid spot to check out.
My primary reason for visiting Le Marais Bakery was their much-hyped gigantic croissant, supposedly the largest in San Francisco. However, upon ordering, I was informed that it requires a minimum 48-hour advance order! This crucial information was nowhere to be found on their website or in the article that touted its size. This was incredibly disappointing, especially after a considerable drive.
Regular Croissant Quality:
To get a sense of their baking, I ordered a regular croissant. It was dry and lacked any of the buttery, flaky goodness you expect from a decent croissant. A complete letdown.
☕ Service Issues:
The service was far from satisfactory. The staff member I interacted with was not particularly helpful. Additionally, despite bringing our own reusable coffee cups, our coffee took an inexplicably long time to be served, arriving after other customers who had ordered after us. This felt disorganized and inconsiderate.
Misleading Information:
The fact that the 48-hour pre-order requirement for their signature item isn’t clearly stated online is a significant issue and a major inconvenience for customers.
Overall:
My experience at Le Marais Bakery was thoroughly disappointing. From the misleading information about their advertised specialty to the subpar quality of the regular croissant and the poor service, I cannot recommend this bakery. Save your time and look elsewhere for your pastry cravings.
The honey mustard added a rly nice touch since the ham and cheese were pretty standard and didn’t get off that much flavor. Sad they didn’t warm up the croissant for me since it wouldve been a lot nicer. Croissant itself wasn’t as flakey as I hoped it was but it was still a good croissant! Would come back to try their actual dishes next time 🙂
There are 2 bike racks to stash your bike at and I had complete peace of mind while dining! I think I’ll be back again