Bakery San Juan

Best almond croissant I’ve ever had. Go early! I randomly popped by after my ferry ride just looking for some coffee and left wishing I had taken a few carrot muffins for the road. Also incredibly reasonably priced for the quality of the pastry and the size. 11/10 stars

Okay, yum! Pizzas, muffins, breads, cinnamon rolls, sandwiches, and more! Delicious! Made fresh! Get in here and enjoy! Or take it to go! Great seating, inside or out. Nice staff.

They do se great breads and pizzas and pastries. They make some really unique and delicious pizza!! However, their sandwiches don't have a whole lot of flavor; they're fine, I guess, but nothing special compared to other places in town. They use their own bread though, which is nice, but the fillings and flavors and variety aren't noteworthy. We really love their breads and their cookies. And our favorite dessert they make is the Brown Butter Apple Tart. YUMMY!

On a Tuesday morning in October, there wasn't a wait. The selection of breakfast foods was wide. We had a cinnamon roll and a blueberry cream cheese danish, which were both delightful. The hot cocoa was flavorful but a bit watery.

This place is truly a GEM 💎 pecan tart 😭, pizza… you name it. They can do it all.

The pizza (dough especially) is amazing here. I love to come in for a late lunch slice. Team is always kind no matter the line. Coffee is superb You don’t come here for location or atmosphere — though it’s pleasant for sure.

My bf’s favorite dessert is Key Lime Pie and he claims the key lime pie he got here was the best he’s ever had and said the pizza was really good too. We tried an assortment of things and there were so many hits. The brownie and chocolate croissant were solid but the berry scone, apple tart, and coffee key were INCREDIBLE. Might be one in my top three bakeries I’ve ever been to.

We've tried their coffee, croissants, and pizza. We also got some bread to take home. Everything was high quality, very tasty, just perfect sweetness. Thank you, guys! You're awesome!

I was happy with everything I ordered here -- key lime pie, sour cream raspberry muffin, oatmeal molasses cookie, and mushroom quiche. The key lime pie had a perfect crust and meringue, and just enough filling. I loved the crumbly top of the muffin and whole berries. The cookie was also stuffed with ingredients in every bite and the quiche was well done! It's too bad this place is only on SJI. They would make a killing in Seattle

Visiting San Juan for the day. Early start needed a pick me up. Split a raspberry scone and a pain au chocolat with my wife. Both very good. We both had lattes which hit the spot. Servers were friendly and recommend the quiche which we bought to have breakfast at our hotel the next few mornings. Inside was well maintained and as a beautiful inside and outside seating areas. This morning was a sit inside sort of day being it was 41 degrees when we got here.

Incredible stop if you have the time, an empty belly, and craving delicious pastries. The perfect fuel for your next destination. We stopped by thirty minutes before closing and were surprised to have scored a few baked goods before closing. We got a snickerdoodle cookie, a peanut butter cookie, and a berry cheese danish. We gobbled our baked goods while riding the ferry back to our destination, delighting in the deliciousness. Pleasantly surprised and will most definitely frequent again!

First time coming here today and loved it! Came here to pick up a loaf of bread and had to get something else when we came in and saw all the treats they had. Got here around 1pm on a Friday so they didn't have everything but still had a decent amount of pastries and cakes! Ended up getting the mushroom pizza and loved it! It was flavorful and loved the crust. It was $7-8 for a slice but it's a quarter of the pizza so you get your moneys worth! Not pictured but the sourdough we got was yummy as well and not too expensive. We were able to place a pick up order for the bread over the phone. The space is big with lots of seats and the staff is super friendly. I'll definitely come back next time I'm on the island to try some of their sweets!

Cute little bakery! The girls working the front were sweet and quick getting our food. We ordered a Berry Scone, a Cinnamon Roll, a Honey Pecan Roll, a Scone, a Brownie, and 3 small milks. Everything was delicious and soft, no dried out pastries here. The parking was a little crazy, the gravel lot was very full and it seems like people were just making up their own parking spots. We ended up deciding to park out on the street.

Perfection! I came off the ferry and stumbled upon this place just by chance. The quality is spot on, the pizza was DELISH, thin, crispy, light on the bottom, soft, cheesy and aromatic on top. They were fast and super nice. The dining room was comfortable and full of light, overlooking the flight strip. Definitely will be back!

All the baked goods were just fresh and delicious. Probably the best blueberry danish I've ever had. Up the hill, out of the main drag of town, but if you're nearby, it's worth it. The only downside with is that the coffee wasn't stellar, but there's another coffee shop right next-door that might be worth trying. Stop in and pick up some baked goods while you're on Friday Harbor, don't miss it.

Delicious coffee and baked goods that looked so good it was nearly impossible to decide.

Lovely staff! So kind! Very helpful! Delicious coffee. Dairy alternatives. Loved every pastry we had. Get the CRUFFIN!

This was my husband's favorite place on SJI! We ordered a berry scone and a slice of pizza to share and were blown away by the quality and taste of both. The pizza is uniquely delicious- thin crust and crunchy without being hard. I wish we ordered more, everything looked SO good!

My husband and I stumbled upon this spot this morning after the original place we wanted to try wasn't open yet and what a happy accident! We got the carrot muffin and another muffin (something with cream cheese) and they were both soooo good - it kind of made our entire trip. The iced coffee was also very good (ask for them to add sugar to your iced coffee and the barista will melt down some sugar-in-the-raw to make on-the-spot simple syrup). And they added some organic half and half for us as well. Very very pleased with this experience- and plenty of indoor and outdoor seating!

Such a wonderful 5+ star experience! Definitely go hungry and sample. Everything they have. Take some of their cookies home with you! Enjoy a cup of coffee while you are there such a homey comfortable feel.

During a day trip to San Juan island we stopped at San Juan Bakery for a quick lunch. We had pizzas (pesto margarita, cheese, and mushrooms and onions). All were great. We specially loved the mushroom and onions one! We tried the Apple, pecan and lime tarts. The lime tart was really delicious! We also had coffee (cappuccino and cortado). They were very good!

Their apple tart is mostly just crust with the thinnest one layer of apple slices. not worth it at all. the pizza slices we had were also just not worth it. expensive and lackluster. It felt like I was eating a flatbread than pizza.

Wow! What a find (thanks yelpers). The ham and cheese croissant was absolutely amazing. All of the bread and pizza looked great and i was sad that our schedule didn't allow us to get any. The quiche and tarts were top notch too.

Built for relaxing over some coffee, bakery goods, or pizza, this place located north of the airport was our stop after biking to the south part of the island. Had some coffee (very good) and a scone. Fabulous place to hang out at the outside tables and see airplanes meander around the runway.

One of the best cookies I've ever had. I am talking about the chocolate pecan cookie. It was the perfect chocolate to cookie ratio. Instead of chocolate chips, these were chocolate chunks. I wanted to go back and get more before leaving the island but they were already closed and they're not open on weekends so plan accordingly.

Stopped in for a snack before a hike. Grabbed a slice of cheese a slice of pepperoni pizza and was not disappointed. The crust was flavorful and crunchy. Their molasses oatmeal cookie is a meal on its own and is so incredibly good.

Pizza was excellent! Service was ok. Dining area was pleasant. Ordering area was a bit chaotic, people standing all over waiting, no menu visible until they pointed out it was up by the ceiling in the darkish room. I guess they're used to local regulars and don't pay attention to lost-looking tourists. . .

Food was good. Plenty of parking. We did want to order 4 slices of pizza and were told that we could only buy 3 slices of pizza so then we had to order something completely different which was weird.

Everything I have eaten here has been absolutely delicious. From the pizzas to the pastries to the cakes! Visiting family for the week and came here on three separate occasions as my dad insisted it was the best pizza in San Juan ... it did not disappoint !

We enjoyed the scone and cheese roll. You have to get there early since the best breakfast pasties sell out.

First of all, thank you credit goes to fellow Yelp friend, Maria R. for putting Bakery San Juan on my radar screen. I decided to do an all day trip to San Juan Island from Anacortes back on 9/30/20. Pro tips: make reservations for the appropriate round trip ferry rides via the Washington State Ferry system, get a good night sleep, pack some snacks and beverages, fuel up your vehicle, and plan accordingly getting from your destination to Anacortes. I left Shoreline literally before the crack of dawn to catch the first ferry out of Anacortes to Friday Harbor on San Juan Island. So by the time I arrived, I was ravenous. I immediately sought out Bakery San Juan, located by the regional airport, as my first destination. Remember, this is an island, this would take talent to get totally lost, even this directionally challenged Yelper managed to find this island gem. Friendly counter staff. A wide variety of baked goods are available to choose from, although fresh pizzas are available late morning. I did end up revisiting later in the day to have something tasty to eat heading back to the mainland. Selection slightly differs from the morning to later in the afternoon. Items purchased: pain au chocolat, ham and cheese croissant, and pizza slice each of formaggio (cheese) and salsiccia (sausage), plus a butter pecan tart. Fantastic - amazing laminated dough pastries, warm and melty! I enjoyed my breakfast goodies while at Lime Kiln State Park. The pizza slices were handy waiting in the ferry terminal line. My road trip was during off season, most businesses and shops close early by mid afternoon. The butter pecan tart was a great dessert pick me up! Highly recommended!

We all really liked the pastries here Ana wanted to come back for sandwiches for our kayak Trek but they were closed on a Saturday. Bummer! I'd definitely come back here if we are here again though.

This is one place we had on our agenda from the time we booked our weekend on San Juan. Try the CRUFFIN! I love pastries and visit the best bakery everywhere I go and this might be the best pastry I've ever had! The caprese quiche was also delicious as was the regular old drip coffee. It was busy, but we got our food quickly. The bathroom was nice and plenty of seating inside.

Food was very good. We had scones, chocolate croissants, cake, cinnamon rolls and sandwiches! Everything was delicious. Very fresh line moves quickly.

Ordering was a good experience at the register because most of their sauces include anchovies and only the mushroom pizza is vegan/vegetarian. Pastries are great! They ran out of the cinnamon roll and croissant rolls so maybe next time I'll come early.

It was good but nothing will bring me back or keep me up at night wanting more. The coffee cake was moist and dense. The scone was a little on the dry side. We loved the raspberry oat tart. Nice place.

Parking: Private lot. Pizza is served starting at 11 AM, but we wanted to get going on our hike so we got breakfast goodies around 10:40 AM and came back later for pizza at 2:00 PM. By 10:40 AM, they were already out of cheese claws, almond croissants, and ham and cheese croissants. The menu board is just a teaser of what could have been, so just focus on what's actually available inside the case. They forgot one of our items in the morning, but gave it to us when we returned in the afternoon. If you don't have plans to circle back, double check your order before leaving just in case! Sour Cream Coffee Cake $4: We were intrigued by the sour cream part, but it still tasted like a standard coffee cake. Peanut Butter Cookie $3: A little dry in my opinion. Oatmeal Molasses Cookie $3.25: It's actually oatmeal raisin and I haven't had one of those cookies in forever, so I really enjoyed it. We got another one our second visit. Lemon Tea Bread $6.75: This was my boyfriend's pick to make up for missing out on our first choice pastries. Maybe I'd feel differently if I sat down and had this with a cup of tea, but as a morning pastry on the go I wasn't into it. Banana Bread Loaf $6.25: Another pick by my boyfriend. I generally feel neutral about banana bread in general so I didn't care for it much. Croissant $3.75: It was nice and flakey. Would have loved to try it heated up. Or with almond or ham and cheese. Sigh. If only we had woken up earlier. Island Pepperoni Slice $6.50: The house made pepperoni was interesting. The texture was more similar to sausage but still sliced thin like pepperoni. I don't really like sausage so I'd get regular pepperoni next time. The blend of mozzarella and Gorgonzola cheese was really good. The crust also had a lovely crunch. The pizza slice is heated up when you order, and they sliced it into 2 pieces to fit into the to go basket. Caprino Fresco Slice $6.50: I just tried a bite but didn't really like it due to the red peppers. I was too lazy to pick them off, so let my boyfriend have it all. Roasted Pecan Chocolate Chip $3.50: I think I had bad luck and didn't get any bites with pecan in it. Palmier $2.50: I just tried a bite since I don't usually eat palmiers, but it tasted the same as I remember other palmiers tasting. ***** My Star Ratings: 1 Star - Terrible. Just thinking about it makes me angry. 2 Stars - Meh. Unlikely for me to return. 3 Stars - OK. Open to coming back, but wouldn't go out of my way to. 4 Stars - Yummy! Will definitely return if I haven't already. 5 Stars - AMAZING!!! Would plan my day or even a trip around eating here.

Best bakery ever!! Tasty pizza by the slice. Fresh baked goods in early morning. We will be back!

Tasty pizza, haven't tried too many of the baked goods but the individual cookies are pretty good

A must stop! Don't think twice just go try everything! We ended up coming here twice but I could have eaten here everyday. Literally everything from here was delicious. I can't even decide which pizza I liked the most because they were all top notch. The cheese, potato and mushroom were all amazing. Trying more than one is great idea. The key lime pie was wow! I don't typically like lime or lemon desserts but this one knocked it out of the park! The brown butter apple tart was good but not my favorite. Apples just aren't my thing but if you love apple pie get this! I also tried the almond tarragon cake. I forgot to take a picture because I ate it so fast. I wasn't too sure about the idea of it. BUT wow I want one now that I'm thinking about it. If you stop at one bakery on the island, make it this one!

Best chocolate chip cookie on the planet. Best chocolate chip cookie on the planet. Best chocolate chip cookie on the planet. There I met the 85 character minimum.

The Frozen pizza which can be purchased at local grocery stores is amazing!!!! The quiche at the bakery and cookies are delicious!

7 Yrs On: The Cinnamon Rolls have held up over many visits. I am so glad to see they have found ways to continue in the face of the plague. Now they have Espresso (dairy and plant milks) - And the drip coffee continues to be excellent. I was almost tempted to try one of the spectacular almond croissants they were pulling off the tray as they opened. (Opening is still well attended!!!!!) But - the cinnamon roll held me. Still fluffy, yeasty & moist, a lovely risen dairy & sweet dough w/ the perfect glaze. But now - looking for a place to pick out wine w/ people who can help you get what you like? Now they have small producer wine and fab local beers. Bakery San Juan can supply you with breakfast... and then lunch (lovely sandwiches on so good fresh bread & The Pizza!) , dessert and quality beverages. Will continue to return!

Bakery San Juan is tucked away behind the sweet little airport, in a quiet unassuming wooden building which also neighbors the local co-op. Not hard to find, but easy to miss if you are not a local and are hell bent on flinging yourself around the island at breakneck speed. Ok so, the pizza. (rolls eyes to back of head, umph-um-umm). Can I get an AAA-MEN. This is PIZZA. The crust, a lovely halfway between thin and thick. Just the right balance to hold the ingredients and provide a nice crust. The dough has the right flavor and taste like they have a grinding apparatus somewhere out back. The ingredients...wait a minnit...let me go check around the back for a garden. The ingredients taste soooo fresh. The pizza is so good tht I forget about the baked goods. When I am there scarfing up the pizza, I always pick up a 6-pack. Heh. No. of the pecan chocolate chip cookies! Hello Love, you are coming home with me. And I am NOT sharing. I made it my mission to try some of everything they offer during the week.

This bakery, which is a 15-20 minute walk from the harbor, is top notch!! We always try to find a local bakery while traveling and although there are many little coffee shops spots in Friday Harbor, if you're looking for scratch made pastries and handcrafted coffee which is roasted daily by the barista who makes your drink to perfection this is your place. I told my husband that I thought it would be worth the walk from the marina and I was right!

Had the mini key lime pie which was fantastic. Perfect balance of tartness with sweetness, and delicious crust. The strawberry tart looked pretty but was kinda bland. However, I will be back to try the more savory bakery items they had!

First time to the San Juan Islands. Hungry for some delicious pizza??? Go here! I ordered the mushroom and onion. Delicious! I also bought a ham n cheese croissant for later (but ended up eating that too! The coop grocery store next door is also a cool place to pick up snacks before heading to the shore.

This was the highlight of my stay in Friday Harbor. I had the cheese claw and a roasted pecan chocolate chip cookie. I loved the rich cheese claw with the crispy pastry flakes on top. The cookie was delicious too. I really wish I had come here for breakfast so I could have enjoyed it more than once. I also got to try the salsiccia pizza for lunch. It was so flavorful! Definitely would have again.

Absolutely loved their pizza and pastries!

The baked goods were phenomenal (5 stars). I wish the staff had been too. When we explained it was our first time so we weren't sure what was available, they just pointed like they were annoyed and didn't even speak to us. Thankfully the muffins and croissants we got were delicious!

Ok but not outstanding. In fact some items seem rather dry and tougher than other bakeries. But what a great location to get a treat.

There is nothing quite possibly as sublime as finding a great pastry while on vacation. There is also something magical about finding a rocky outcropping in the summer's morning sun, near the shores of a great water to enjoy a quiet breakfast. There's something even more special about doing all of this with someone you love, who also treasures this kind of an experience. And then, when all of these other-worldly elements come together, Mother Nature gives a little wink, and sends a big orca whale to that very shoreline to blow water out of its spout, rise, and slap their tail back into the water. This was my experience, and while it goes well beyond pastries, it was indeed enhanced by them. There I was, pulling up to the island on the ferry, in search of a breakfast, and Yelp directed me here. It's just outside of the main part of Friday Harbor proper, so it's not something I think I would have found otherwise. But that means that parking was a breeze. We went in, and saw the menu board first. You should note that not all menu items are available at the same time. The cases hold that which already prepared, and then pay attention to other menu items and what time of day there are available. We got here just after 8am so no lunch was ready. We decided on three items for the two of us; why sample only two? We got a ham and cheese croissant, a pecan tart, and a cheese claw. We resisted the urge to eat right away and instead drove to Lime Kiln State Park and settled in near the lighthouse. We found a sunny rock, sat down, and started digging in. With flaky and sweet baked goods in hand, we watched an orca surface out in front of us, and devoured each of our selections with excited energy. The ham and cheese croissant is a solid win for breakfast. It was warm, salty, sweet, and perfect. The pecan tart was sticky cinnamony, and nutty and made for a great meal topper. But for my money, it's all about that cheese claw. Cheese claw, cheese claw, cheese claw. We tried to show restraint but no sooner had the orca swam out of sight than did we finish our breakfast there on the rocks. It was one of those mornings that, in the dark days of winter or the long days at work, I will close my eyes and revisit in my mind, over and over again.

There are certain things you start to believe don't exist on the San Juan islands, one in particular being affordable food that is also delicious. This place finally proved it is possible. To top it all off, we had customer service that went above and beyond. We went in around 10:20 am on a monday wanting two things, key lime pie and pizza by the slice. Upon entering we found out pizza isn't normally made until 11am, and the key lime tarts had not been made yet. The very nice girl at the counter said maybe she could push some things through for us. She asked us what pizzas we were looking at, and checked with the baker, and then said within 10 minutes we could have our wish come true. She also said they would make sure the key lime pies were done before our Ferry time so we could grab one for the road. Since I still wanted something sweet I grabbed an apple tart. It was best to wait about 20 minutes so the crust could soften. So very good, and I don't normally like apple pastries. The filling was an almond paste. The pizzas we picked up were the Caprino fresco, and the La Prima. The Caprino was very light with peppers and fresh basil and arugula. The lemon oil drizzle added a zesty element and the mozzerla blended it altogether. The la Prima really made the artichoke the star, and it was so rich and flavorful. The crust they make for their pizzas is also amazing. Chewy and bubbly, thin, but not limp. It's perfection. Also pizza by the slice is a quarter of a pizza, so the prices they have are super reasonable. Fast forward before we have to catch the ferry, we run in grab our keylime which is ready just like they said...and we order two new pizza's. The potato pizza and the island pepperoni. The potatoe pizza stays away from being bland by encorporting jalapenos and Gorgonzola. The island pepperoni look simple, but is a flavor bomb. The pepperoni has a great spice to it, and the Gorgonzola adds a fun element, while the mozzarella keeps it from being over powering. This place is a true gem on the island, and it also has ample seating and a view of the airport.

Amazing as always! My latest favorites are quiche, cruffin, & the limone pizza! Now you order and then can take it to go or sit (inside or outside).

Best pizza on the island! Best key lime pie I've ever had.. pecan tarts are fire! If you are super picky like me, ask about the pizza toppings before u choose a pizza. There's no description as to what each pizza contains and you just might end up with blue cheese on your 30 dollar pepperoni pizza. So if your not sure, I definitely recommend asking..

YUMMY! Yummy..absolutely worth it..clean, nice service and the bakery, DEVINE! a will definitely go back

Great thin, crispy crust pizzas - many with unique toppings. Service is super fast since they just toss the already made pizzas in the oven for a few minutes. And they sell it by the slice. It's the only place on the island we have found where you can get a meal for under $10. If you go at noon, I recommend you brave the line that goes out the door as it moves very quickly. They have ample indoor and outdoor seating as well.