8 Best Bakeries in Woodland

“It was amazing the cookies were great the place was clean and well taken care of the service was 10 out of 10 i would most definitely go back.

Wheelchair accessibility: It was easy to take in my grandma whos in a wheel chair very spacious and and extremely kind“

“Just tried Stirred,not shaken curbside service. Got some mocha’s and some cookies. It was all delicious! The cookies were individually wrapped in a little bag and they were all in a nice box. Would definitely recommend. Those cookies would make a great gift. I will be going back! 🙂🍪“

“De cusualidad me lo encontre afuera de la casa y en realidad muy buen pan, bien recomendado.“

“These guys are an absolute God send!! I live in Indiana but my 5 year old is in Woodland. I placed several calls out there, trying to find someone that would make, and deliver, Valentine's Day cupcakes for my daughters class. Not only did they agree to this but, Melissa went out of her way to purchase some suckers to send with the cupcakes!! 🥰🥰 I will be forever grateful to this small business and look forward to visiting them in the future!! Job well done!!“

“Love the churros & in an de torta! (Bolios)Drool“

“Some of the best Mexican pan dulce on this side of the border! My experience of pan dulce is from the Mexican heartland of Guanajuato where my family is from and this comes real close. We love the palmeras and the empanadas dulces. The mantecadas are also highly recommended. Best to go on the weekend, to early when the pan is fresh and the smells invite you to eat as many pastries as you can handle.

Atmosphere is relaxed, mom and pop panadería from Mexico that offers affordable pastries and bolillos and teleras. The owners are extremely nice and very welcoming.“

“Peet's Vs. Starbucks Vs. Dutch BrosFollowing story happened between 2/22nd - 3/3rd/ 2023.I was staying in Woodland, CA. Econo Lodge Hotel on 53 W Main st.I had coffee three times daily from either Dutch Bros, Star Bucks or Peets.All within one mile from each other. See drawn map in photos.I compared the price, the liquid level and the thickness of the coffee.Peet's coffee was the most expensive but the cup has the highest liquid levelPeet's win in thickness and richness of coffee.Issues: inconsistency in price-------------For Double Espresso (my usual coffee-drink for 30 years):Dutch Bros: $2.45Starbucks: $2.75 & $3.25 a day afterPeet's coffee at Raley's: $2.90 & $3.5 in the next visit----------For triple espresso:Dutch Bros: $3.45Starbucks: $3.5 the first time/ and $3.9 second timePeet's Coffee: I skipped anticipating it will be over $4--------------For the caffeine addicts (self-included) any double espresso will do. If you want to sit and read or write something, Peet's inside Raley's is not the best place for that. I'm not sure but i think they don't have a wi-fi. Also, because it's inside a market; it is awkward to sit there for more than 15 minutes. The other issue is the Barista is usually doing something else and you have to get their attention that you want coffee.Still very good coffee. Company good do better to attract sales.___________I will post another review for Starbucks Vs. Dutch Bros Vs. Peet'sand another for Dutch Bros Vs. Peet's Vs Starbucks“