Clark Street Bakery

The breakfast sandwich was really good! The chocolate croissant was ok, and the espresso was decent. Overall great experience

Happened to stumble upon this place and couldn't be happier. We got the breakfast sandwich and they were fresh, sumptuous and filling (very good portion size). Very fresh ingredients, toasted bread and very balanced flavors. Also very cute interiors, dog friendly.

The workers are really nice, but this place is so overpriced and they charge for everything. If you get a bagel with cream cheese, they barely add any cream cheese and they charge you for extra. The coffee is small and it's at least $6. The bread is very good.

I came for a menu and left with a beautiful country loaf. The staff at this new location is super warm and friendly. The wall rack was stacked with a variety of different loaves and baguettes. There is also an assortment of wonderful looking pastries and a simple menu of sandwiches and more. The staff member shared that the country loaf sells out so I ordered it. It's nutty with an amazing crust it perfect with a little butter or cheese. A great addition to the neighborhood.

This is the bakery to go to when in Brentwood. All of the pastries are tasty! General manager Ross is well organized making sure that every guest is served promptly and accurately. For a welcome change, pair a tasty pastry with their coffee which is super smooth and satisfying. Izzy and the friendly staff keep the customer service warm and inviting for all who choose the experience that is Clark Street. Zach the owner is a pleasure and always willing to meet a customers needs. I highly recommend. Clark Street in Brentwood is a must try!

The cardamom Swedish buns + orange cardamom latte are my favorites. Parking here can be challenging at times but always worth it

High quality, fresh baked goods! The mini sourdough loaves were insanely delicious. The bakery itself has a very modern and hip vibe. You will find me here on a weekly basis.

Very good breads and pastries. Also good sandwiches and salads, but for some reason they just discontinued their excellent hamburger, and also the quinoa salad. BAD DECISIONS by owners!!!!

Cute bakery with tons of pastries and food options for breakfast & lunch. It's a bit pricey ($18 for tuna melt, $22 for pastry and breakfast burrito) but the food is very filling and the portions are huge. Interior is cute and staff were friendly; they have lots of seating inside. Aesthetic inside is adorable. I really liked the gruyère and thyme croissant; it was super buttery and cheesy. The tuna melt was very filling and the bread was crispy and toasted nicely, and they didn't skimp on the cheese and tuna. The breakfast burrito was also surprisingly good! Would definitely stop by and consider buying a loaf of their fresh bread sometime.

Cute spot right next to Starbucks...support independent! I ordered a Matcha Latte and Avocado toast. The didnt have Lavender or Rose syrup, so I settled for honey. It was tasty and the right temperature...perfect flavor. The avocado toast was good, and the bread really stood out. I'm not sure what type it was but I enjoyed it. Service was friendly and welcoming. It's not too big but definitely enough space to support dine in eating. This is a good spot to check out if you're in the area.

This cafe looks like a well loved neighborhood classic. They specialize in swedish buns, they are beautiful, but I didn't try them. They also have freshly baked bread loaves a lot of people order. I ordered the pistachio saffron croissant instead and it was densely filled with pistachio butter and topped with pistachios. I enjoyed the flavor, but the croissant did not have your standard flaky buttery layers. I paired my snack with an iced latte with pistachio milk and maple syrup, extra $2, not noted on their menu or signs. The coffee was mediocre. I would not go out of my way for this bakery. Services was great.

Love this spot!!!! The avocado toast is simple but amazing, and the cinnamon bun is delicious. The chai is okay. The staff is always super friendly. I love what they did to the small space--clean and lots of natural light. I've come here a few times now, and I always order the same thing and it never disappoints.

Clark Street Bakery never disappoints, but their cream bun is truly next level--pillowy soft, perfectly sweet, and absolutely addictive!

Clark street bakery is NOT a clean restaurant... it's bread , sandwiches & coffee are good but unfortunately workers keeping the place dirty while socializing with each other.

The bread here is absolutely delicious! You really can't go wrong with ordering any of their options, I suggest purchasing it sliced and freezing it to use as needed. Prices are fair, considering the quality of their product. Service was very friendly and the bakery looks and smells amazing. Great option if you're looking for fresh bread in the area!

What a delicious bakery! The almond croissant tastes just like the ones I used to get in Paris. I highly recommend this place. The parking is easy, there are meters right in front.

Nice selection of pastries and breakfast sandwiches. Cardamon buns are the thing to get here - highly recommend. Almond croissants can't be beat and the pure abundance of everything makes it difficult to run out. The only downside it the atrocious parking. Best to try and find a spot outside the parking lot.

Really delicious sandwiches and pastries. Highly recommend the jambon buerre. Will be coming back here again.

Pro: friendly staff, pastries. Grow: wifi and outlets Clark street is a nice little coffee shop in Brentwood that specializes in baked goods. The staff was extremely welcoming and made me feel at home. The variety and quality of pastries is amazing! They are open until 3:30 pm and most of the pastries sold out by 1:30 pm. I came to work here and they have ample seating but only one outlet so plan accordingly. Drink: I had the iced matcha but wasn't too impressed. The flavor just wasn't there, perhaps missing some sweetener or extra matcha powder. My friend got a chocolate cookie and it was okay but I would opt for another pastry that is flaky or cream filled. Overall, this is a great cafe with wonderful pastries and staff. However, there is issues with wifi and outlets which doesn't make it ideal for working.

Stopped by for a morning pastry. I tried the Swedish Cardamom twisty bun - this is delicious, somewhat gooey but in no way overly sweet or heavy, and with cardamom which is definitely there but not overwhelming. Distinctive and delicious, a bit pricey at $5 but you get what you pay for. Surprisingly easy parking for the neighborhood, not too difficult to stop by if commuting on the 405 thru West LA.

We got a cardamom bun ($5), ham & cheese croissant ($6), kouign amann ($5), monkey bread ($5.50), and strawberry bostock ($6). LOVED the cardamom bun and ham & cheese croissant, and would definitely come back just for those two (and to try the cinnamon and vanilla buns, too). Cardamom bun was soft, fresh, and had a nice medium density to it. Such an intense cardamom flavor. Ham & cheese croissant had incredibly crisp, flaky exterior layers that shattered with every bite. I haven't been to France recently, but I did try three of the best croissants in Montreal, Quebec in the last year, and Clark Street's matches those about 95%. The cheese they used was so, so tasty. There was some baked/burnt cheese at the edge, and I always thought I hated baked, hardened cheese, but I realized with this croissant that I just hate low quality baked cheese. Kouign amann was alright. I'm just not a huge fan of this particular shape of kouign amann. Because it's so flat, 95% of the pastry is the crispy, caramelized layers and there's no center that's super soft and slightly chewy. It's similar to a palmier in that regard. The monkey bread also has the same issue, though I feel like this is just a personal preference. I really love having that contrast between the crisp, caramelized outer layers and the incredibly soft, moist interior. Strawberry bostok was decent enough. It was kind of like a soft, sugar-dusted french toast slice with strawberries. As a side note, I kind of wish they had their bread loaves either behind glass or on higher shelves because I saw some 5-6 year old children putting their hands all over the ones on the lower shelves. That's more the parents' fault, but sometimes it's good to anticipate that there might be some parents who don't reign in their kids.

Bread is really tasty - you can't argue with that. However, both times I went in, my drink was simply forgotten to prepare, and had to be reminded. This spoils the impression a little, especially when you stand and wait without any reaction. Even the lid on the coffee did not hold well - everything spilled on the road. In general, the place has potential, but for now there is a feeling that little things are not very controlled here. I hope next time the impression will be better.

If you're a pastry lover, the Chocolate Croissant is an absolute must-try. This delightful treat is a perfect balance of light, flaky pastry and rich, velvety chocolate. Each bite offers a heavenly blend of buttery, crisp layers that melt in your mouth, perfectly complemented by a generous filling of smooth, luscious chocolate.

This is a really nice bakery and casual lunch spot, super low key in Brentwood (if that's possible). The space is open and comfortable to have a coffee with a friend, or get some work done. The baked goods and breads are delicious! Try the cream bun if you like cardamom and sugar donuts. The coffee drinks are very very good as well. Zero bitterness, comes out hot, not tepid (huge pet peeve!) and priced competitively. The only not great experience was the pretty frigid and low energy service, specifically from the too cool dude manning the front and taking orders. You know, one of those moments when you feel like you're putting them out by asking questions about their menu items. Whatever, guy. You're a tortured soul and answering questions about scones are beneath you. We get it.

Amazing pastries! The line can get a little long and it's a bit pricey but definitely tasty

Love the small shop vibes here for a good coffee and breakfasts the sandwich was very good and you can never go wrong with a good sourdough.

Lovely faces are sourdough and kougi aman but my fam prefers the almond croissants and scones :)

Got an iced vanilla oat latte this past weekend and it was bomb. The line was a little long and I almost went to Starbucks next door, but the man in front of me overheard me say that and highly suggested I stick around as Starbucks doesn't compare. Sure enough, Clark Street's latte was delish. It's also in a super cute part of Brentwood; the surrounding is walkable with good food options. Makes for a great Saturday or Sunday morning coffee drop-in.

As all the other 5-star reviews also say, the bread at Clark Street is truly amazing. My favorite item here is the Caprese Sandwich--it is the best Caprese Sandwich I have ever had. While other restaurants may perhaps match in terms of the quality of the sandwich fillings, the Clark Street bread makes this Caprese Sandwich stand-out above all the rest. I also love their almond croissants. The texture is always perfect, and the flavors are very balanced. Additionally, the coffee they serve is Devocion, which makes me nostalgic for when I would visit the Devocion Cafe in Williamsburg, NY when I used to live in NYC. I have always been able to park in their small plaza, but I could imagine some mornings it may be tough to find parking. I'm usually getting the last available spot or am lucky that another customer is leaving the lot in that same moment. In terms of seating, there is both indoor and outdoor seating here. I have spent many great mornings at Clark Street, and I am always looking forward to my next visit!

The fresh seeded bread is amazing . Been going there every other week to get a loaf. Parking can be difficult in Brentwood.

Iced latte and hot mocha. We walked in on a late Sunday morning. This is obviously the place to be. They have a nice menu for breakfast and lunch. Coffees are really nice, I find musket wanting to go back to my latte before the sip is gone. Not the most welcoming or friendly staff. They are not rude, they are not welcoming or friendly. The food and coffee speak for themselves. They are a bakery with fresh loaves of breads to take home and plenty is freshly made pastries.

This is a cozy, local neighborhood hangout and a great place to meet up to grab a bite and a latte. My favorite is the egg in the hole avocado toast. So satisfying and delicious. The service is always friendly. Some days takes longer than others to get your food so if in a rush, try ordering ahead. Also, parking is notoriously bad in this court so I recommend parking in the VA lot and walking over.

If you enjoy being frowned upon by the girl working the pickup area and basically ignored while you're waiting to get your order definely come here :(

This place has the most incredible bread and delicious pastries we had no idea you can order a burger! Next door they serve sides and fries so it was a great neighbor combo to support both businesses. Burger was fresh and the burger bun amazing. Had people walking by salivating over our juicy burgers. Yum!

Food was good. First time here. We didn't have time to sit around and enjoy. Will come back again. I will try the pastry next time.

I have always been critical of croissants in the USA but this place does it right, the color the shape the flakes are right on point. There is have an abundant display of pastries that enhances your appetite but don't limit yourself because they serve other wonders such as the breakfast burrito and the jambon et beurre sandwich . The price is really LA cost of living driven but you get quality products uncompromised. Give yourself the chance to taste a great croissant.

GREAT PLACE !!!! Service was very attentive and I would recommend :))) Food service atmosphere all in the 5 star column :))

Waaaaay overhyped. The Caesar salad wrap was the most bland meal I have ever had, and for the price? Yeah never again.

Loved it here. Met a client for a coffee and was pleasantly surprised by the amazing pastries on display. Coffee was on point too. Didn't try any of the other food items, too drawn into the fresh bread and incredible pastries. TIP - Friday-Sunday the display includes additional weekend goodies that are weekend specials. Get there early and don't miss out.

LOVE the monkey bread. Not a fan of the coffee or matcha here wish it was better. Service is fast and great!

I was in the area for work and had stopped by for a pastry and an iced matcha latte. The person before me ordered a ham and cheese crossaint and so I decided to order one too. Wow it was the best ham and cheese crossaint I've ever had and I've had quite a few of these all over the world. The cheese they use is so rich and tasty and the ham I tasted like a high quality one. The iced matcha latte was served creamy matcha and unsweetened and I really just love it that way. The shop is a cute ambiance with students and teachers from Brentwood school hanging out there on their breaks. They have WiFi too and it's a nice place to work but parking is only an hour on the streets. Definitely prefer to support mom and pop shops over the monopoly of Starbucks everywhere!

An incredible selection of bread and patisserie! We ended up getting a few different options to try out a lot of different things. We ordered bagels, croissants (regular and chocolate), the bread basket (highly recommend), and some sandwich bread and rolls. Everything was delicious and very reasonably priced. The two best items were the housemade raspberry jam and the bread basket! I can't wait to try the rest of the menu!

Helpful staff, we're flexible about removing bacon from the breakfast burrito. Coffee and pastries were excellent! Cute little place with indoor and outdoor seating. Seems like a lot of locals frequent the place.

We came here before going to the Getty to get a quick snack. I decided to get a caesar salad and it had so much dressing on the limp lettuce that I could barely eat the pieces where I could scrape off the dressing. I think I should have just gone with the high carb breads or scones or other pastries which is what this place is known for - lesson learned! My coffee was quite good though!

Delish! However, (slightly)over priced. The savory bake good options are amazing . The non dairy drink options are nice.

staff manager over charging be aware of the bill before you pay not listening or doing what you order not a good service bad for the business meter parking space do not rush during busy hours

Really wonderful pastries! I had the croissant, brownie & a kouign amann. All were deliciously flaky, with the right amount of sugar & butter. Wonderful

My favorite bakery in LA. Try any of the buns (cinnamon, vanilla) and the almond croissant (my fave in all of LA).

Please stop charging sales tax on to-go orders. Please stop charging sales tax on to-go orders. Please stop charging sales tax on to-go orders.

Fantastic customer service from the entire staff. Friendly and absolutely went above and beyond even though they were about to close. Thank you Clark Street team. Chicken salad sandwich was btw

Good selection of sandwiches. Reasonably priced. Chicken salad sandwich: amazing bread, generous amount of chicken. Tasty and filling Turkey pesto: amazing bread generous amount of meat. Pesto sauce had chunks of pine nuts - would prefer grounded a little more. Delicious Monkey bread: a little dry but still tasted good Swedish bread: I'm not a fan of it. There's something in it that just didn't like. Would we go back? Yes. Their sandwiches are good. TIP: small parking, be patient a spot will open up. There's more outside seating at the back of the cafe.

Out of all the Clark Street Bakeries in Los Angeles , this location is the best when it comes to friendliness, food, service and efficiency. I love their bread, pastries, bagels & sandwiches. Everything is fresh and delicious. Great coffee too. Never a crazy long wait and the employees are delightful. Chill place for breakfast, lunch or to meet up with a friend for coffee.

Absolutely delicious!! Do not miss if you're passing by. Baked goods are delicious as are the breakfast items. Ive tried the Swedish cardamom bun, which is good if you like a more bready thick texture. Their pan au chocolat is buttery and flakey with soft melted chocolate inside. The cheddar and chive scone is again perfectly made. It is mildly crunchy on the outside and fluffy on the inside. I've had the quiche and breakfast sandwich both of which were great. They were able to substitute the bacon for avocado without any problems. There is metered parking in the shopping plaza, though it is limited. They do pick up orders as well if you call ahead.

The coffee is still the best part of this bakery. The monkey bread was dry, and croissant lacked the buttery flavor and texture. The Swedish pastry was good but not enough to finish every bite

Clark Street got its start in Zack Hall's apartment in WeHo, gaining fame for their bread, before setting up a permanent spot in Grand Central Market. Their latest location is nestled into the spot in Barrington Ct. previously occupied by Le Pain Quotidien. I visited their opening week, so growing pains were to be expected. My online order wasn't ready by the promised time, so I had to wait 10-15 minutes. They were sold out of the chocolate chip cookie, but I was offered a replacement pastry of my choice, so I wasn't disappointed. Their Turkey Pesto sandwich featured turkey, giardeniera, aged provolone, arugula, pesto, oil and vinegar on ciabatta. The pickled vegetables helped elevate this sandwich, especially when paired oil and vinegar on that bread. Their Italian Tuna was a bit unusual because it paired albacore tuna with fresh mozzarella. Like the Turkey Pesto, it came on ciabatta with olive oil and balsamic, arugula, heirloom tomatoes, pickled jalapeños and mayo. Since they were out of chocolate chip cookies, I chose their dark rye brownie as a replacement. Made with organic rye flour and Valrhona chocolate, it was chocolaty, fudgy and not too sweet. They do offer curbside pickup - which would be great if your order was ready on time so you didn't have to struggle to look for parking. The small parking lot is very busy, and you may have to circle around several times until a spot opens up. The tough parking situation is probably a blessing in disguise for me - otherwise, I'd be there all the time, buying bread and croissants, fulfilling my carb cravings.

I am hesitant to post because I would almost rather keep this place a secret because it is SO GOOD!!! But for the same reason, it's better to spread the word. Clark Street is a bakery in Brentwood. There is a parking lot outside. The store itself it pretty large, and they sell all kinds of breads and pastries and merch. They also have a back patio with outdoor seating. Get there early to make sure they are not sold out of your favorite item!! I always always always get the seed bread. Sounds simple but it's honestly the best bread I've ever had. It is so fresh, with a soft middle and crunchy crust!! I enjoy it alone, in a sandwich, or as toast with butter!!! If you're buying a loaf, you can ask to get it sliced. This bread is around $9. Staff is really kind. Don't miss this spot if you're in the Brentwood area!!!

Veggie sandwich add turkey - delicious, bright and luxurious. French baguette crispy and flavorful- fresh. Monkey bread pastry a nice shareable treat. Friendly staff.