Five Points Bakery

The warm ambience of this cafe is so perfect for hangout, or just grab a cup of coffee and a book. Every corner of this cafe will get you a cozy feeling. Food is great, coffee could be little better and it would be really great if the cafe is open till evening.

Been going here for a few years now! I love their mocha, tea, and make your own toast

Found this cute little gem in buffalo. They have an on site little garden with fig trees which they use in their baked goods and also sell as fresh fruit item. We got the smoked salmon toast and it was delicious! Fresh salmon, capers and bread! Other baked goods I would recommend is apple cinnamon bread pudding and the sourdough croissant. Will now be adding this little bakery to the destinations when in buffalo!

Absolutely phenomenal. Great friendly service with wonderful food and drinks. I got the special French Toast Breakfast Sandwich and Butterfly Ube drink with marshmallow cold foam, my partner got the Chili Crisp egg salad & toast special and Cherry Limeade. I loved the eclectic mix of furniture, plants, and artwork that gave a super cozy vibe. A really fun place to eat, chat, or work!

I went with my mom. She absolutely loved it! The atmosphere was unique and cozy, and the food was both healthy and delicious.

Great bread. Coffee is subpar. In winter, sidewalks are very slippery and not well-kept. Multiple customers fell as we’re walking in. Staff’s interaction isn’t well-thought of and is very reactive. There’s no communication between staff. Nice building atmosphere, would have loved to have a better experience so we’d visit more often and get some work done but the staff’s interaction really put a bad taste in our mouth. Expect to get harassed during the weekend if you’re there for a cup of coffee and plan to get some work done. Owners can definitely do a better job of training employees and themselves on how to interact with customers in different situations.

Grabbing a hot matcha latte with carrot cake can never go wrong! The vibes and location of Five Point Bakery are perfect for a study session or a cute date!

This place Tucked away in the middle of a westside neighborhood. The quality of the bread is excellent. Probably one of the best loaf of sourdough ive ever had. Had a great variety of breads , desserts and meals. Highly recommended to anyone that wants quality bread especially sourced locally.

Loved it. Fresh bread made breakfast sandwich! Solid coffee Nice upstairs seating. Traveling otherwise would have grabbed a loaf to go.

I got a loaf of marble rye at the farmers market last year and it was so dusty on the outside. I understand that bread can have flour on it for decoration or whatever, but it was SO much. I had a hard time brushing it all off and no matter what I did, I felt like I was choking on flour. I used to love their whole grain bread but it just feels too dry to me now. My go to bread is the deli rye and Breadhive now. I love that they have whole grain and grind their own flour because that makes them really unique - but so much of the bread has milk or honey in. There's one vegan toast on the menu. Normally I don't like posting a negative review because some businsesses are so fragile, but with over 400 reviews, I don't think this will put them out of business..

Surprisingly, my first time here, and I LOVE it! The vibe is subtle and relaxed. The cashier was super helpful and friendly. My food was served quickly and tasted great; simple and fresh. I will definitely be returning; you should check it out!

Great toast experience on a whatever day it is during the holidays visit!! I alway appreciate the down to earth vibe and the friendly staff. My tip eat dessert first!

Five Points is one of my favorite bakeries in Buffalo. From the decor, service, and quality of their menu, this spot is a slam dunk for breakfast or lunch. I stopped in quick before I had a meeting in the area and just needed a little treat. I grabbed an iced green tea and a blueberry muffin. The service was fast as always and the muffin was delicious. My son ended up with half of it and ate it so quick so it must've been really good! They have such a big menu and everything sounds good so it makes it hard to decide for a breakfast food fan like myself. They have a lot of seating upstairs and a little downstairs so it would be a great spot for some remote work sometime too. Definitely will be back soon!

Kind staff. Went on Saturday around 130 PM, only a few people ahead of us in line. When you order your beverage be sure to clarify hot or iced. We wanted something iced and it came out hot. The food is build your own which is sometimes not what you expect. I ordered the avocado toast and it comes with the toasted bread plain, with avocado, Turkey and cheese on the side. You assemble it yourself. My boyfriend got the special which was chili egg salad. His came with a cup of egg salad, avocado and a cup of chili spread. It was not what he expected but when spread all together was very good! I loved the matcha lemonade. Sitting outside in the sun on their patio is always enjoyable and relaxing.

Got a recommendation from my friend to visit this bakery when I was waiting to check into my Airbnb. It's a great place to work, fast wifi. But also a great place to meet up with a friend, coworker etc and stay a while. I had the avocado toast and the fig toast while there and although they came deconstructed (which I found very funny) they were delicious! I also had the cinnamon brown sugar latte with oat milk. Also delicious. Very cute, cozy spot. Highly recommend.

I used to really love this place but this is probably the last time I'll stop by because the prices have just become unjustified. I really love supporting small businesses but the prices just keep getting higher and I cannot justify paying $17 for 2 slices of bread, 3 figs (that were free from their own tree), a handful of arugula, a scoop of goat cheese, and 2 slices of prosciutto. I was actually astounded when it came out because I expected a lot more meat and cheese for $17. I paid $24 total for that and a lavender lemonade and left hungry. It's a really cute idea and space but $17 toast is not where it's at. If I return I will just buy bread and make my own meal at home.

Definitely a gem in Buffalo. Headed over here for breakfast before we headed out of town after my first visit to Buffalo. We walked in and we're greeted very friendly from the lady behind the counter. I ordered a delicious breakfast sandwich and some coffee. Plenty of pastries to choose from as well as I think that is definitely the highlight of their business. After my delicious breakfast sandwich, I did go up and order one of the pastries. I think it was one of the chocolate fudge blonde brownies. So delicious! Very friendly service here and they were always busy but it was easy to find a table. Great place to give your money to in Buffalo! Great homey ambiance as well on a cloudy day and very close to a cat adoption place where you can watch them through the windows. Just a really cool part of town.

Came here for some baked goods to go on a whim and was pleasantly surprised. The carrot cake was soft and yummy. The vegan almond cake and peanut butter cookie was also very tasty. Parking in the back and tables outside as well as inside.

I had the special French toast breakfast sandwich with bacon. Was under seasoned and the forks and Knives are weird. Very overpriced. Ambiance is like college white girls and they played horrible music. Service was cute ig...

I've been wanting to come here for months, but lived so far away. I still live a distance, but much closer. I finally made the trip out and am so happy I did. I will definitely be back! I adore the atmosphere. There's a cute kids corner that my daughter enjoyed playing in with other toddlers. There's an upper and lower dining area. The employees were kind and welcoming. The food was great. I ordered a house, iced chai latte, an almond quahsahnt (croissant), the almond cake, a chocolate chip cookie and a loaf of the extra sharp cheddar bread from the freezer. All of the pastries were good, but my favorite was the almond croissant. I will def be ordering that again. I haven't tried the bread yet. Will definitely order the iced chai latte again. There's a decent size parking lot, but I still had to park on the street on a Sunday morning, which wasn't an issue. There's a nice outside area.

This bakery has it all, a very friendly staff and an awesome selection of freshly baked breads, pastry and food. If you like salmon, the open faced breakfast sandwich is not to be missed. We've already gone back several more times because it is just so good! Each time we've been here, it is always busy, but we've been able to find somewhere in their 2-story dining areas to sit. The amazing renovations to this building can be seen in the photo album located upstairs. It's a very comfortable olde world atmosphere!

This place is BEAUTIFUL on a sunny day, but kinda dark and gloomy otherwise...they have ABUNDANT indoor seating (some outdoor as well) both upstairs and downstairs. They sell breads, breakfasts, lunches, coffees. I will say their drinks and food items i've ordered are pretty over priced, but if you just get a regular coffee you can add your own milk (including oat milk!) at their self serve station for free. highly recommend, the servers told me that hack :) All their furniture is cute and interesting, all unique. Wouldn't recommend eating a meal here but a coffee + study session will not disappoint

The sandwich my fiance got and our drinks were good, but the other pasteries and food were disappointing. I tried their French Toast breakfast sandwich and it wasn't seasoned or special in any way. The freanch toast was bland. The service was quick, but there were people all over the place cutting in line, yelling over others, and making ordering difficult.

A great downtown find! This is coffee shop meets brunch/bakery. They have a nice selection of flavors for your coffee, we had the caramel latte and the brown sugar cardamom latte and both were delicious. We got the special, French toast breakfast sandwich and what a fun option! The mustard and syrup dipping sauces were a great touch for this sandwich and we thoroughly enjoyed. There is ample seating, it was a rainy day but there is a nice outdoor area as well. My latte came out hot when I ordered iced but was quickly fixed and the staff was very friendly and apologetic for the minor mistake. We will be back!

Ambiance was cool. I went there for the first time with my aunt and we both loved it. It was a Sunday afternoon and they had live jazz. The food was decent but nothing extraordinary...the music and setting made everything much better

We always try to stop at 5 Points when visiting family and today the food was just as great as always. The baker and coffee maker were both very friendly while the older hippiesque woman that rang up our order wasn't exactly nice and welcoming. We ordered a coffee and a tea, an egg sandwich and the ciabatta toast. The toast plate came with a different bread that wasn't ciabatta but no big deal. The toast, sandwich, and pastries were delicious as always so we'll still be back next time we're in town.

I appreciate the spaciousness of this cafe. Most of Buffalo has tiny cafes that don't allow for extended work sessions. At Five Points, there are plenty of corners to stash away and the old timey wooden vibe is cozy. Famously, the toast options seem overpriced, but it's always tasty. I love that dang fig tree outside and the outdoor seating is wonderful in nice weather.

This bakery was pleasantly surprising and cute. Atmosphere: cute, spacious. There's seating outdoor, indoor, upstairs. A little area for kids. There are baked goods available as well as other products such as brownsugar and jams. The menu is also varied with multiple, breakfast and drink options I had French toast, spicy chicken sandwich and carrots cake. The French toast,made with challah bread was fluffy with perfect crunch on the edges, it paired well with the fig syrup. The ingredients of the spicy, chicken sandwich complemented each other well. For me the sourdough bread was a little tough but the sandwich was still delicious. The carrot cake was moist and rich, with a little bit of spice. Also contained nuts and my bf who doesn't like nuts thoroughly enjoyed it. Icing ratio was great. also had hot mulled cider which was chefs kiss. My only complaint was that it was warm not hot. Also sampled their cinnamon roll which was a multi grain version. So the texture wasn't what you'd expect from a cinnamon roll but the flavor was still good. Overall would visit again. Definitely would like to try some of there other baked goods.

Super cute place with good service. I only ordered two things and I probably won't go back to try anything else- The chai was super mild, not the nice and spicy type I prefer. The ciabatta loaf was not good. It was super dry, too dense, and they may have missed the salt completely in this batch.

I never knew this amazing little neighborhood existed until just the other day and Five points is one of the highlights. It's a busy place with a ton of people lots of food and plenty to try and see! Their special chipotle turkey sandwich was awesome and I really liked the cinnamon bun as well. Coffee was very tasty and everything was made fast and to order. Prices were HIGH a little higher than I expected $65 for my fiance and I for two mains a side and a coffee yeesh. Cute place though I enjoyed the entire experience! They have this little park thing outside with a lot of outdoor seating and there was even some live music the day we went which was pretty cool. Because of price this wouldn't be a place I'd visit frequently but I'd certainly come back! Parking can be a bit of a challenge as it's a busy neighborhood. They have a parking lot but seriously good luck lol. We walked about 3 streets over to get here.

One of my favorite bakeries to visit. The staff is always pleasant. The service is exceptional! I tried the Blueberry Oatmilk Matcha and The breakfast sandwich. Both were delicious!!

This place is large but somehow they manage to keep the atmosphere quaint. Definitely picks up after 12 so get there early or the lines close out the door. Service is friendly and fast, lattes are good. Large variety of baked goods and brunch items. Brunch cocktails available. Wasn't a huge fan of the breakfast sandwich but overall I enjoyed my experience

Twice here this week because I looove the food!! So I came earlier this week for brekkie w/my hubby and I knew I wanted to come back with the kiddos. They are bug Elm St Bakery fans so this place gave off that vibe - the picnic-ish benches outside is so peaceful and inviting! First visit hubby ordered avocado toast + coffee, and I got the foccacia plate + brownie. We both loved what we got, and it was too much for me but my hubs didn't mind finishing (half) my plate. Today is Mother's Day: foccacia plate (again), simple egg sandwich w/bacon, coffee, Mexican coffee, mocha, apple cake and a Johnny Rocket root beer. Slightly disappointed my plate didn't come w/ lthr mini pickles this time but otherwise everything tasted deeeeelicious!! Kiddos were not excited bout the food even tho they were both starving so like my hubby said "it's a groen-uo palate kinda place"... meaning his and my new fav fancy-ish spot (and I'm totally ohk with that)! note: a little bit on the pricey side but delicious fresh food, plenty of seats upstairs and outside, and friendly service so it was worth it!!

Plain ol' white bread and butter will never be the same for me now that I've tried the bliss that is Five Points Bakery. I've wanted to come here for so long and finally had a chance to this morning. The space is so cute. Lots of mismatched chairs and dining sets to add character to an already unique bakery. The menu is pretty wide, besides their famous toast selection, they do have sandwiches and coffee as well. You can buy bread and baked goods to take home too (which was very hard for me not to do this visit). I opted for the oatmeal toast which came with a farmhouse cheese spread and their plum cherry jam. It was absolutely incredible. The toast was thick and hearty, and topped with a mix of the cheese and jam, it was so filling. While it is a little on the steep side (I paid $8 for my toast), I think it's absolutely worth it considering everything is made with care. I'll absolutely be back for more toast (and to bring home some of those delicious-looking blueberry scones, too).

My favorite cafe in Buffalo. They have a lot of outdoor space you can explore or sit with your coffee. I always admire their big fig tree and grapevines. They have so many different amazing baked goods to choose from.

The only thing that keeps me coming back to this overpriced toast joint is the challah bread French toast. It's delicious. Lattes are okay. Complaints: -Everything is wicked overpriced. For this area of Buffalo you'd think a restaurant like this would account for the majority refugee population and make their prices accessible for those who live here. I paid over $20 for French toast and a latte... -No Wi-Fi: you'd think if you charge your customers $15 for toast, you could afford to let people use your WiFi. There are two options labeled "Five Points" but they are locked and the employees don't give passwords. They tell you to use the spectrum one and sign up for a trial. Really? -They essentially try to force you to leave before closing. Five Points closes at 3:30pm Fridays. Yet they turn off the music at 3:10pm making the place very inhospitable. I get that you wanna go home, but you're open til 3:30pm, at least keep the music on til then. Guess I should start making the challah French toast at home.

Amazing! The Cinnamon Swirl toast was fabulous! I love the presentation! My latte was great, too.

Just the best. Great venue, excellent coffee, good value on breakfast sandos with fresh buns, super service.

I came here at the end of my trip and am so sad I did! The space is beautiful, there's lots of seating, and the staff is super sweet. We were in the area to check out butter block, but they were closed (our bad) - so we popped into 5 Points bakery instead. If I were to come back to Buffalo, I'd love to stay in the 5 points neighborhood and explore more. The environment is artsy and inclusive. If driving, be prepared to circle for parking and to park on the street. The cafe has a parking lot but it's small! Fair enough, as the space is large enough to always find seating. I ordered a strawberry matcha which wasn't too sweet or lumpy (many cafes prepare matcha wrong), apple cider toast and a strawberry rhubarb bar. Everything was delicious! Also, I overheard the barista saying they do coffee refills....a rarity where I'm from.

Cute bakery located on the West Side, with warm, earthy welcome feeling. Their products are all locally sourced, tried their blueberry scone, the set up of bake goods was a smart set up allowing customers to see what their purchasing.

Looking for a cool spot to go and have a light breakfast, brunch or lunch with great bread, treats and good coffee? Look no further!! Such a cool take on toast, lots of bread choices and topping options, whether you're in the mood for sweet or savory! Great iced coffee- they use coffee ice cubes so it doesn't get watery. Indoor and outdoor seating.

When I tell you I spent nearly my entire off day here, I'm not kidding. I stayed & strung it out for as long as they would have me. I got a cappuccino, which was surprisingly delicious & perfectly pressed. I only say that with shock, because I never expect a bakery to have standout coffee. It's always a pleasant pairing along with my sweets, but when the name says you do baked goods well, that's all I ever expect. Which is the perfect segue into telling you about my brunch turned linner. Talk about options. I was overwhelmed in the best ways possible, to say the least. All I wanted was to take one bite out of everything & see how many rounds I could do. Probably not even one, because, again, if there's one thing Five Points has its options galore. So, in the midst of my indecisiveness, there were 3 things I knew for sure: I needed something sweet, I needed something salty, and I was ready to eat. After consulting with the woman womanning the register (who was more than helpful & sweet in narrowing the endless options down) I settled upon a slice of apple cake & the open egg sandwich. I just -- you know I know I'm supposed to use words to describe my experience, but I'm going to leave this one up to the imagination & let you take a bite of the cake (& as many other items as you can fit in your system) for yourself. They offer endless seating in their vintage, homey, plant-filled, cozily decorated place. I need to speak to whoever headed the interior design here, because they somehow stole my exact decor plans that I never knew I had for my apartment. Moral of the story: I will be coming back. Maybe it'll be for their house made bread. Or maybe it'll be for their friendly staff. Or maybe it'll be for the pep that their apple cake put in my step. Who's really to say? But I will absolutely, most definitely be back.

Wonderful place for breakfast!! Fig tart with goat cheese - so delicious! A must visit place.

I was recently in Buffalo for a concert, and we came here for breakfast the day after. It was sooooooo good. If I'm ever in Buffalo again, I'll be coming back here! The coffee was fantastic. I got a brown sugar cardamom latte and it was so cozy and delicious. My husband and I got the griddled ham egg & cheese sandwiches and they were also amazing. Sweet and savory. My friend got a brie and jam deconstructed toast situation and enjoyed it. There were so many pastries and breads, and we wanted them all but went with the rhubarb bar and crumb cake. Amazing. We got an apple cider loaf to take home and it was so great to have during the next week. The atmosphere is cute and there's a ton of seating inside and outside. It's also in a cute area with little shops and other coffee shops/bars. 15/10.

Found this on a whim while in town. Most places were closed on Labor Day but this was a gem! The latte's was delicious as well as the food. We got brown sugar cinnamon out milk lattes, almond and olive oil cake, chocolate zucchini bread, their specials for the day( #3 and #4) They had a cute spot for the kids to play which was so good- so parents could actually eat their food in peace and enjoy brunch.

Five Points is an amazing spot that has something for everyone. Whether you're looking to catch up with friends over brunch, curl up with a book, or satisfy your cravings with their freshly baked goods, Five Points is the place to go to. It's got a cozy rustic vibe and great dishes curated with the best quality. I've been here multiple times and tried various items like the carrot cake, extra sharp cheddar toast, avocado toast, chocolate cake and Mediterranean sandwich, all which I recommend especially the carrot cake. Trust me, everything is made with the best ingredients, and their bread is always freshly baked. Although it can get busy on weekends, the friendly staff, great atmosphere, and exceptional menu make it totally worth it. Five Points is a special spot, I recommend hitting up.

I do love Five Points Bakery especially in the morning for a light, flavorful breakfast! My go to is the Power Bread. Protein infused freshly baked bread, lightly buttered comes with apricot jam and goat cheese. I add a soft boiled egg and coffee, of course! It's the only place in Buffalo I know of that has coffee ice cubes in the iced coffee helps it not get watered down. They have a unique outdoor setup in summer due to COVID-19. You order through an intercom at the door. They call your number for pickup when it's ready. Lots of nice outdoor seating and green space. Doggos welcome :) Highly recommended spot in Buffalo!

So underrated! Their pastries and breakfast food are delicious! The COFFEE is better than nowhere around and it does not taste fake! So many options for dairy free people! Everyone is always so nice and the place is at and just a great time

I recently got to enjoy a beautifully sunny and warm fall morning here at one of the picnic tables. I'm not a big breakfast person, so even though it was 10:30, I ordered the spicy chicken special. It was a deliciously messy open-faced sandwich on sourdough toast with chipotle mayo, perfectly juicy slices of chicken, greens, red onion, and topped with bacon - yum! I also got a black iced coffee and it was lovely to sip on in the sun while knocking things off of my to do list. I love sitting in the pretty outdoor space they have set up in the Five Points area. The intersection is usually pretty bustling during the day, with folks in and out of Black Monarchy, Urban Roots, Paradise Wines, and Remedy House. Lots going on here! My fingers are crossed I'll get to enjoy a few more work sessions in their outdoor space before the cold arrives!

Love this bakery, it's kind of a hidden gem with a wonderful outdoor patio area and great food.

Great food. Excellent location. Worth the money. We love this place. We ride our bikes down all summer long.

Great place. Calm, good music, good service, large. Great fancy coffee. Bakery items look delicious. Serve toasts, or basically open faced sandwiches. I was especially impressed by how they made the coffee so pretty!

Such fast service for how busy it gets. Located in such a great area in a barn like structure. It's so beautiful and peaceful here. The coffee is good and they don't out too much sugar in it, love it. And the baked goods are soooo good.

This is my favorite breakfast place in Buffalo. They have so much going on in summer including music and some outdoor seating. Toasts are fresh. It serves with little spreads which are all great. Coffee is aromatic and freshly brewed also.

Amazing breads! Was in last week and the very kind owner offered a loaf of the sharp cheddar bread free of charge with my other purchases. It was amazing- first time there but definitely not last!! Wonderful owner - thank you!!!

Unfortunate for me today, excited to buy a rose latte, when two staff members raised their voice at me regarding my service (not emotional support) animal. it was embarrassing. When I informed both staff members it is not only discriminatory to speak to anyone with a service animal, calling so much attention to a patron is cruel. there was no kindness extended and both staff were full enough of anger they allowed me to leave empty handed. despite driving 25 minutes just to patron this bakery. ethically speaking, I will not return and will share my story with others. this was not the community feel I expected. very alienating.

I loved EVERYTHING about this place. The funky vibe, the awesome people who work there and our food--it was delicious. I will be back, for sure!