We got here at 8:30 am on a weekday and there was a long line out the door. Good thing the line moved quite fast because the pastries we tried were painfully average. From the lamination to the flavors, everything was unimpressive. Maybe we should have tried their sandwiches instead.
Regina Lucini (Riri)
Latte was so good i could wait to drink it all!
Remy Waldron
Really good! There was a line but it moves fast. The staff were very kind and helpful. I came around 1:30pm on a weekday and they still had some sandwiches. I got the Burrata, prosciutto and basil sandwich with a peach iced tea, both were delicious!
Cynthia
The line is crazy long and the sandwiches are small and insanely expensive!! They taste great but the price for 1/4 or a sandwich that cost $15?? maybe once in a life time.
Janan Dea
Love every pastry here because they are all just packed with flavor!!! Earl Gray morning bun, mushroom fig croissant!! Strawberry with honey croissant were my big favorites
Xinya Xun
We waited in the line for quite a while to get the triple chocolate croissant and the spicy tofu sandwich. Their food is still good, don't get me wrong, but might be a bit overhyped imo.
Morgan Atwell
Incredible baked goods and bread. Line moves fast!
Justin Lau
This bakery is phenomenal. Many items are on rotation or are only available time which makes the experience ever more spontaneous.
I’m a carnivore first but their vegan sandwiches are the best imo. Their Spicy tofu and cauliflower sandwiches have never left me longing for meat.
hot51 ai
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peter parker
Radio Bakery is a warm and inviting artisan bakery renowned for its commitment to high-quality, small-batch baked goods, crafted with the finest ingredients. Located in a cozy setting,
hugely overpriced, one of those place when they get clout on social media and milking it to the death right while they can they also don’t sell some items that are ready because “it’s not 11 yet” after you already have waited 30 minutes in line - zero respect to the customers
Atmosphere: 1
Service: 1
dasha tolstikova
If you love delicious pastries, extremely rude staff and arbitrary rules - this place is for you.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 5
Service: 1
Wen Jin Guo
came here on a friday morning around 11 am and there was already a decent line out the door. we waited for about 15-20 minutes and were informed the seasonal croissant was already sold out. anyway, we made it to the front shortly after and got the following to try:
brown butter corn cake: buttery, crumbly, and extremely sweet. it somehow held itself together but crumbles as soon as you take a bite.
twice-baked pistachio croissant: crispy, buttery, flakey, and still good the next day when i warmed it up in an air fryer. it wasn't too sweet either.
ham & rosemary butter sandwich: super simple ingredients but very well-executed. my brother thought the rosemary was too much after a few bites tho.
turkey sandwich: looooooved the simply dressed kale with garlic and parm. the foccacia had a nice crunchy but still pillowy soft in the middle. a solid choice!
americano: they use stumptown's beans and i had no complaints. a huge thumbs up for providing vanilla syrup too.
overall, i liked most things but found the prices to be a bit high. $8 for a croissant is kinda crazy. ok to visit while in the neighborhood but not worth a special trip IMO.
We got here at 8:30 am on a weekday and there was a long line out the door. Good thing the line moved quite fast because the pastries we tried were painfully average. From the lamination to the flavors, everything was unimpressive. Maybe we should have tried their sandwiches instead.
Latte was so good i could wait to drink it all!
Really good! There was a line but it moves fast. The staff were very kind and helpful. I came around 1:30pm on a weekday and they still had some sandwiches. I got the Burrata, prosciutto and basil sandwich with a peach iced tea, both were delicious!
The line is crazy long and the sandwiches are small and insanely expensive!! They taste great but the price for 1/4 or a sandwich that cost $15?? maybe once in a life time.
Love every pastry here because they are all just packed with flavor!!! Earl Gray morning bun, mushroom fig croissant!! Strawberry with honey croissant were my big favorites
We waited in the line for quite a while to get the triple chocolate croissant and the spicy tofu sandwich. Their food is still good, don't get me wrong, but might be a bit overhyped imo.
Incredible baked goods and bread. Line moves fast!
This bakery is phenomenal. Many items are on rotation or are only available time which makes the experience ever more spontaneous.
I’m a carnivore first but their vegan sandwiches are the best imo. Their Spicy tofu and cauliflower sandwiches have never left me longing for meat.
Enjoy fresh beats and live shows at Radio Bakery! Catch it on the HOT51 app for a non-stop music experience. Hot51
Radio Bakery is a warm and inviting artisan bakery renowned for its commitment to high-quality, small-batch baked goods, crafted with the finest ingredients. Located in a cozy setting,
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Loved the salmon focaccia sandwich!
hugely overpriced, one of those place when they get clout on social media and milking it to the death right while they can
they also don’t sell some items that are ready because “it’s not 11 yet” after you already have waited 30 minutes in line - zero respect to the customers
Atmosphere: 1
Service: 1
If you love delicious pastries, extremely rude staff and arbitrary rules - this place is for you.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 5
Service: 1
came here on a friday morning around 11 am and there was already a decent line out the door. we waited for about 15-20 minutes and were informed the seasonal croissant was already sold out. anyway, we made it to the front shortly after and got the following to try:
brown butter corn cake: buttery, crumbly, and extremely sweet. it somehow held itself together but crumbles as soon as you take a bite.
twice-baked pistachio croissant: crispy, buttery, flakey, and still good the next day when i warmed it up in an air fryer. it wasn't too sweet either.
ham & rosemary butter sandwich: super simple ingredients but very well-executed. my brother thought the rosemary was too much after a few bites tho.
turkey sandwich: looooooved the simply dressed kale with garlic and parm. the foccacia had a nice crunchy but still pillowy soft in the middle. a solid choice!
americano: they use stumptown's beans and i had no complaints. a huge thumbs up for providing vanilla syrup too.
overall, i liked most things but found the prices to be a bit high. $8 for a croissant is kinda crazy. ok to visit while in the neighborhood but not worth a special trip IMO.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Twice Baked Pistachio Croissant, Pastries, Focaccia Sandwich
Vegetarian options: Roasted cauliflower focaccia was really good.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Cinnamon Roll, Pastries, Earl Grey Morning Bun
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