Nino's Bakery
Bakery in Washington
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About
Nino's Bakery is a Bakery based in Downtown, Washington, United States. Price range: budget-friendly. It is closed on Sunday. Known for croissant, cappuccino, matcha. Cuisine: Breakfast, Tea Rooms. Also offers delivery, takeaway. Rated 4.8★ from 437 reviews, it is among the highest-rated spots in Washington.
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Frequently asked questions
Where is Nino's Bakery?+
Nino's Bakery is located at 1310 L Street Northwest, Washington, Washington.
What kind of place is Nino's Bakery?+
Nino's Bakery is a Bakery in Washington serving Breakfast, Tea Rooms.
What are Nino's Bakery's opening hours?+
Nino's Bakery is closed on Sunday.
Is Nino's Bakery open on Sundays?+
No, Nino's Bakery is closed on Sundays.
How expensive is Nino's Bakery?+
Nino's Bakery is generally budget-friendly.
What does Nino's Bakery offer?+
Nino's Bakery offers Delivery, Takeaway, Wheelchair access, Breakfast.
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What people say
“The chocolate croissants are second to none.”
Reviews sourced from Google.
What diners say on Google
Christian Herrera★★★★★Simply the best perfect croissants. Can't get enough of the Black Sesame croissants. Pistachio croissant is also stellar. Try the Cherry Blossom too while it's the season for it. Yum!
Marissa P★★★★★grab and go spot with INCREDIBLE pastries. i’d recommend going as close to opening time as possible because the place gets busy, but don’t get intimidated by the line because it moves rather quick. we ordered coffees in addition to the pastries which took a while. the pistachio croissant is to die for!
Kylie Dan★★★★★This cute bakery nestled in the heart of DC was everything I look for in a cafe. My go-to order at cafes is a decaf cappuccino and a croissant. Here they had oat milk, which I opted for. The staff were friendly yet efficient. They had a pistachio croissant that I had seen pictures of on other reviews, so I decided to try it. I took my cappuccino and pistachio croissant outside to one of their three small tables (they did have minimal indoor seating but it was quite cramped inside). That was one of the best croissants I’ve ever tasted. The outside was buttery and flaky. The inside was slightly
Lily Wang★★★★We went there before 10am and it was packed with people (probably also have something to do with small space) I got the last pistachio croissant so pastries are selling fast. Overall the croissant is a bit oily for my taste but I highly recommend their black sesame croissant. Do not get their matcha very low quality and quantity matcha was used.
Reviews sourced from Google.
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