Rustica

Bakery · Cedar-Isles

Rustica

Bakery · Cedar-Isles

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3224 W Lake St, Minneapolis, MN 55416

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Rustica Bakery whips up Euro-style breads, rich pastries, and cozy coffee vibes perfect for work or meeting up.  

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3224 W Lake St, Minneapolis, MN 55416 Get directions

rusticabakery.com
@rusticabakery

$10–20 · Menu

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3224 W Lake St, Minneapolis, MN 55416 Get directions

+1 612 822 1119
rusticabakery.com
@rusticabakery

$10–20 · Menu

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St. Anthony Starbucks Is Latest Minnesota Location to Join Unionization Wave - Eater Twin Cities

"The Star Tribune reports that Shawn McKenzie, co-owner of Café Cerés and one of the Twin Cities’ most lauded pastry chefs, will join Rustica Bakery as executive chef. McKenzie is a Portland transplant who got her start leading the pastry program at three of Isaac Becker’s restaurants: Burch Steak and Pizza, 112 Eatery, and Bar La Grasa. From there, she ran Penny’s, a small chain of cafés and coffee shops, and then opened Café Cerés in partnership with chef Danny del Prado (of trio Martina, Colita, and Rosalia). Café Cerés’ menu is influenced by McKenzie’s culinary travels through the Middle East: she’s known for her babka and tahini carrot cake, among other things. Rustica’s bakery has been in flux during the pandemic: after a brief partnership with Bread Lab, owner Greg Hoyt closed down wholesale production. McKenzie’s presence in Rustica’s bakery means increased capacity for Café Cerés — and look for more of her flair among Rustica’s classic croissants and muffins." - Justine Jones

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"Artisan Bread & Sweets at Rustica Neighborhood bakery, Rustica, bakes classic and unique varieties of breads with daily specials including brioche (Tuesdays), currant rye (Fridays), and egg braid with raisins (Fridays). Their hands-on approach brings out the best in taste and texture in their breads as well as their pastries, cookies (try the bittersweet chocolate), and desserts."

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The Best Treats for Morning Office Meetings in Minneapolis and St. Paul - Eater Twin Cities

"With craggy, sugar-crusted tops and crisp, burnished edges, the scones at Rustica always hit the perfect balance of buttery layers and hefty mix-ins. The excellent, classic English currant is always available, but the daily specials are the way to go: particularly Tuesday’s chocolate ginger, a dark chocolate dough studded with sparkling bits of candied ginger and Friday’s lemon poppyseed." - Julie Zhou

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Sazila “Sazila” S

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The service was excellent, and so was the atmosphere. However, I tried several desserts and thought they were overly sweet. I don't understand why a turkey club sandwich tasted sweet and had syrup/honey on it. Their latte also was very sweet. I didn't like it and wish they would provide healthier options.

Hannah Siegel

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Great place to meet a friend or do some work. Plenty of outlets. The bread is very good - I like the breakfast sandwich and the Rachel. Some non-coffee drinks but there could be more no caffeine options.

Alexa Bobyak

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Great place for 1x1 work meetings, or working remote. Lots of coffee and food options, and ample seating with a community table.

Maddie Binning

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I love to stop here when I'm nearby. The bittersweet cookies are beyond delicious. Their coffee drinks have a more mild flavor, but the ingredients are high quality. The store has lots of tables and seating, though it's tight for standing space if you're opting for to-go. The staff are kind and quick.

Anonymous

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Nice place with great bread and drinks. My family and I have been customers for years and never once have I had a bad experience. The service is great and staff are always super friendly. Plus the location is perfect with the lakes and fun activities nearby. Parking is easy with a giant lot (and free obviously). The only drawback which really isn’t one is everything sells out fast so make sure you get there early or you will have limited options. Oh and I wouldn’t recommend the canelé.

Ryo Flying

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Among a dozen or so variety of bakery items they have, their Three Cheese Danish is so tasty and my favorite. The earthy tone interior creates a comfortable atmosphere and makes it ideal to work on your laptop for a couple of hours. Not to expect a good view as it faces a parking lot, yet they have a spacious outdoor seating available to relax.

Jeff Lin

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Definitely noticed a drop in quality of service and food ever since the business was sold. Used to come here a lot. The most recent two times my drink order took over 20 minutes because they simply forgot to make it. One of the times I got a coupon for a free coffee as an apology.

Kero Honain

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I’ve been a regular here since moving to the area—some weeks I stop by almost daily, especially when I’ve got a lot of work to do or a good book in hand. The coffee and pastries are excellent, and the atmosphere is unbeatable. But what really makes this place my absolute favorite is the staff—they’re the heart of it all