Aspen Mills Bread Co.

Wondering who’s giving this place good reviews because our sandwich was worse than a grab and go at a convenience store. We ordered a ham and cheese baguette with mustard and butter. The baguette was a par-baked brick. Two thin slices of ham and a thin slice of swiss for 50 cents extra! $15 sandwich. They didn’t put the butter. Mustard was only in one side. photo says it all.

Menu is clean & minimal to sandwiches & salads. I was on a citrus kick this day, so went with the Mandarin Chicken. My friend went with the Hacienda sandwich. Given restrictive diet to dairy, sugars & some oils, I opted out of their, what probably was delicious Tangy Ginger Vinaigrette dressing & I brought my own Olive Oil, ACV mix dressing. My salad came with a side of toast, which was Jalapeño Cheddar (gave to friend lol). Salad was crisp and delicious. Sandwich was told to also be delicious, but bread could've been a lil less dry 😕. Found bar height table seating along the windows and had to dust them off 😕. Thanked the staff on the way out for the delicious food, but they didn't seem to care lol All in all, would definitely give another go 😎👍🏼

This was a local take out order. All items were picked up as described. The highlight is the bread. Big sandwich offerings. It was tough to make a decision on what to eat. Chocolate chip cookies were also ordered and enjoyed! Really hearty and full of chips. Thumbs up. I would order from them again.

The coffee had a mild flavor, smooth but lacking depth, with a faint aroma that faded quickly. It was easy to drink, though it felt plain and ordinary. The staff served it promptly and politely, which made the experience pleasant. Overall, fine in the moment but not memorable.

While the food at Aspen Mills Bakery & Cafe is tasty, I can no longer support this establishment in 2026 due to their use of an offensive slur on their menu. Specifically, their sandwich board features a "dark Squaw bread" on the Prime-Cut sandwich. The term used is a well-documented ethnic and sexual slur against Indigenous women that has been widely removed from public landmarks and brand names across the country. I personally notified management about this around Christmas time, hoping it was an oversight they would want to correct. Unfortunately, they have done nothing to remove the slur or update their signage. It is disappointing to see a local business continue to use derogatory language even after being informed of its harmful impact. Great sandwiches do not excuse the use of hateful terminology. Please show some integrity; Integrity-do what’s right when no one is looking

Great sandwiches and cookies. Staff was amazing. Great place to have a light lunch with friends. Would definitely go there again.

Super cute shop, kind of a hidden. Hubby had my cousin Vinnie,was overall good but the sandwich was a bit dry and bread was a little more dense than he’d like. I had the Coachella which was yummy and bread was good. There was some type of bruschetta or pico on there. Kinda weird but I probably wouldn’t order it again. I believe they make their own bread. One thing I did appreciate about this place is the menu is pretty small. Which insures me that everything is very fresh.

I started going to the Palm Springs location 20 years ago and let me tell you I understand food cost and labor has went way up however, understandably your prices have increased, the portions have decreased you taste more bread than meat The potato salad was a joke you give somebody a teaspoon full in a small cup. It's sad because you have delicious bread and delicious high quality meats and you've cut way back on your portions and raised your priced equivalently to the cost of living. It would be nice to have the same sandwich and potato salad You put out 20 years ago. With tax this sandwich is over $16.00