Kirkland Bakery

“Great location and their raspberry croissant is to die for.”

Diana J.★★★★★

Found this place by accident after we had lunch at nearby restaurant. We just wanted to find a cozy place to drink and chat. I was surprised that it was a spacious place with cozy seats. I ordered chai latte which was really good, creamy with the right amount of spice. My friends ordered a carrot cake and chicken pesto sandwich which we shared. The carrot cake was the best I've ever had. It's huge, good texture and flavor with generous amount of raisins which I like. And the sandwich was delicious, the bread was thick but soft. not dense. We were happy with this place.

Jade Duke★★★★★

I came here to catch up with a friend and it was an early Sunday. Not busy yet for how early I was there. It was a clean space, open layout behind the counter, and friendly employees. There was a good variety of food to order, from crepes to breakfast sammies, and beautiful pastries. My friend and I got a Vietnamese drip coffee, a matcha with oatmilk (you get to adjust your sweetness level if you’d like), an egg, cheese, bacon croissant, and a cheese and guava pastry - all very enjoyable! There are single stall restrooms and a place where you can bus your own table. If you need to go container

Wanda Martinez★★★★★

We went yesterday for the first time and were really looking forward to trying the croissant sandwiches, but they had already sold out. The person taking our order gave us the option of having the sandwiches on halal bread or panini bread, and we decided to go with the panini. I ordered the pesto avocado & egg sandwich, and my husband had the egg and cheese sandwich. We were so glad we chose the panini bread, it was amazing, fluffy, buttery, and perfectly toasted. The coffee was great, and the atmosphere was lovely. The only downside was that the music choice didn’t quite match the bakery/ca

Oleg Melnikov★★★★★

Consistently good coffee - properly roasted beans, strong. And if you’re getting a milk-based coffee drink - sometimes they even try to do some coffee art. Honey cake is to die for - creamy, not very sugary - the way my grandma used to do it.