I am looking for a bakery in San Diego?

Question

I dont want one that's in a supermarket. I am looking for Danish, croissants.

Answer 1

The French Goumet in Pacific Beach

http://www.thefrenchgourmet.com/index.php

Answer 2

Depends on what part of town, there are a couple of really good bakeries!



For Danish & Croissants, I'd have to say The French Gourmet, 960 Turquise st, S.D. & the St. Tropez (there's a couple but the one in Encinitas is best).



There's alot of other really great bakeries around that make other types of products that are awesome, mostly Mexican breads though.



enjoy!

Answer 3

K Sandwiches in Kearny Mesa. Goofy-*** looking building inside and out, but the best French pastries and baguettes I have EVER had outside of Quebec (never been to France, sadly). I didn't know anything about the French/Vietnamese culture combo until I moved to Southern California. Amazing Bahn-Mi sandwiches and drinks too! This is one of those places REAL foodies like me go and amaze all my friends from out of town.



Coming from NY I was APPALLED that I had to pay $4+ for a decent baguette or loaf of Italian bread. I lived on sourdough until I found K Sandwiches.



Those places downtown and Bread and Cie in Hillcrest are rip offs and not authentic at all.

Answer 4

Bread and Cie in Hillcrest is awesome.



Totally authentic European breads and pastries of the highest quality.



http://maps.google.com/maps/place?hl=en&um=1&ie=UTF-8&q=bread+and+cie&fb=1&gl=us&hq=bread+and+cie&hnear=San+Diego,+CA&cid=11294519211363483636&pcsi=11294519211363483636,1



http://www.yelp.com/biz/bread-and-cie-san-diego



the owner is a master bread maker than studied the art of bread making in Europe.

Answer 5

I went to Becki's creations some time ago. It was fabulous. If it is still there its a must go. Its downtown.