4 Best Bakeries near San Dimas

“Nick just happened to be working and was amazing! Wish we lived closer… it’s a little far to drive from Tucson… Hope to stop by on our next journey into Cali!“

“I used to work a couple units from here about 8 years ago and I remember going often to buy their Danishes and mini muffins to share with my coworkers. One year my boss even got me a cake for my birthday from there too. I don't know if they sell to the public because I remember the manager at the time (Linda) she always was kind to let me buy them. I recently moved back to the area and I just love the smell.“

“I had a great breakfast. I ordered scrambled eggs with a turkey sausage and shared a shared an English muffin with my sister. The food was delicious.

What I did not like is that we had to pick up our own hot teas. I think they should be delivered to our table, specially since we had already tipped the waiter.“

“I was referred this hidden gem by a friend to try their bakery, namely the “Laham be ajeen” aka (Safiha) but I was tempted to try their spinach pies, which turned out to be a great idea. Family enjoyed the pies more than the famous bakeries of Brookhurst of Anaheim. I have bought some Baraze’ too but unfortunately they seemed to have been slightly under-cooked so I had to give them a little bit of toasting. Maybe it’s a personal choice of mine to have sesame on baraze’ cookies a bit darker and more toasty.
Their cooking menu is good. I would order in advance.
In the small grocery section, I was surprised to find some middle eastern delicacies at a decent price such as the coveted brown truffles in brine. I filled up 😎

While they have a couple of tables, I didn’t feel it was suitable to sit. The view is the parking lot and other businesses.“