Sunday Gather

Fantastic spot with delicious food and friendly service that truly emits the joy and warmth of "Sunday" "Gather". I came here after lunch so I only got desserts (such a mistake!). Even though I'm usually not a dessert person, the bread pudding is so yummy that it immediately found the extra room in my stomach. I didn't realize that the white rabbit cookie I got is made with 大白兔 creamy candy from my childhood so that was a *sweet* surprise too. There is a big open patio at the side of the building, drenched in sunlight during my visit and made the whole experience just wonderful. I would love to come back soon.

I’ve been wanting to try this place for a while, mainly due to rave reviews by friends and social media. First and foremost, the taste, as well as display, is superb and will definitely surpass your expectations. It’s legit delicious, and I’d definitely order again. Oh, the price is perhaps too affordable(!) for its taste (think of it as a huge bargain)! The pics below comfortably fed a family of 4, and we even had leftovers! Thanks for the wonderful experience, Sunday Gather!

This place is amazing. With so many ethnic and cultural places to eat in SF, this place is a gem of a find. The owner, Junior, is so nice and really knows how to work on authentic style Hawaiian food. This was the best place we ate at with a week in SF and we ate everywhere and everything. Really nice down to earth people, a great mission statement ( go to the website for more), and absolutely super food. This is a sit down, high stool and table place, super clean, open and inviting. We started here before a mini craft beer bar tour and I wished I was here early in the week so I could go back again. I had Teriyaki steak serviced with Kimchi rice and mac salad. Side of Portuguese sausage. Do not skip this place.

Reason for 3 stars they got rid of their chicken sandwich which in my opinion was the best thing going. Tried the noodles instead, they looked good but I was disappointed. Nice place to eat outside in their garden seating area. Hopefully they get better as they have a whole lot of potential.

Was a pretty long wait for not super impressive taste. Salad was half rotten and smash burger was more like a regular burger with ok taste. Katsu sando was pretty good needed a bit more sauce since it was kinda dry.

The garden seating and streamlined Hawaiian BBQ menu make for a nice lunch option in the Bayview. Chicken katsu: crunchy and good; mac salad: excellent. My only comment would be for a green option, at the very least as a side — whether a salad or even chopped cabbage. Would be a plus, especially for the neighborhood looking for more green options.

Really great spot! stumbled on it while i was in the area and had the Chicken Katsu. super solid and filling meal. a little on he slower side but that's probably because they're actually making it to order. awesome outdoor space and really friendly staff!

Delicious food. Decent portions. Pretty darn good. Not l&l size portions but more than enough. Very good presentation etc. Great service.

Amazing I had to come back after trying Tiny Croissanterie for the first time and ended up placing a pre-order on Hotplate. I got the dubai chocolate croissant, seaweed chicken floss croissant and macao egg tart go-to. The croissants are absolutely perfect with great lamination and nice and airy inside even with the toppings. I love that the dubai chocolate isn't too sweet and the toasted kataifi and pistachio praline gives it a really nice crunch. The chicken floss croissant was also super good for anyone who likes pork sung rolls. Such a nice sweet and savory combo!

I have been following Tiny Croissanterie on Instagram for a while and felt like it was about time I tried them when National Croissant Day came around. They do pop-ups at Paper Son (awesome coffeeshop) every Thursday, so I finally went to check them out. After a long time contemplating, I ended up getting the Ube Croissant and Black Sesame Croissant. Believe me--if I could, I would order EVERYTHING from their menu. The croissants I did end up getting were both delicious; I loved that you could actually taste the ube and black sesame flavors very strongly. They also weren't overwhelmingly sweet, and even though they were on the more expensive side, I still think they're worth trying. I definitely plan to try other things on their menu. I love how many fun flavors they offer, and they seem to constantly be introducing new items, so I can't wait for the next time I get to support them!

I saw the IG ad for Tiny Croissanterie (or perhaps it was featured by a foodie influencer, I can't fully recall) and I was excited to try out their baked goods, so I made the trek to Bayview one weekday morning. Their brick-and-mortar location was easy to get to by Muni, and there was no line there so it was a fast in-and-out out visit for me before hopping on the Muni back to downtown SF. That being said, they are also on food delivery services if you're unable to visit in-person, and they currently appear to have partnerships with Paper Son, Neighbor Bakehouse, and other businesses to sell some of their items there. There are so many yummy options to choose from that it was difficult for me to narrow down; so for the in-person visit, I ended up ordering several items to bring home. They travelled well since none of the items had to be immediately eaten chilled or anything. I am more partial to sweet pastries (vs savory ones) and really enjoyed their ube croissant and their limited-time pecan + pumpkin. I tried the flat croissant (matcha) since it seemed to be one of their featured items, but personally I just thought it was okay. I'm so happy they do partnerships with other businesses that are easier for me to get to than Bayview (check out their IG page for the most up-to-date details), and hope they continue to do so.

MUST TRY French-Asian bakery in the Bay Area @tinycroissanterie is located in San Francisco but have pop ups around the Bay Area for pickup! They offer so many unique delicious asian inspired flavors and it is a small women-owned business. Their take on the Dubai chocolate croissant was so flaky and delicious and we loved their other pastries as well. When we picked up our order the people were so nice! - -- -- - Dubai Chocolate Croissant Biscoff Marshmallow Flat Croissant Creme Brûlée Flan Seaweed Chicken Croissant Side Pumpkin Danish

The city is known to have some of the best bakeries in the world. The competition is fierce so you gotta stand out from the rest and Tiny Croissanterie is doing just that. Started in November 2023, Tiny Croissanterie sells a French-Asian Fusion Croissants and Pastries. They're open for takeout and delivery (DoorDash price upcharge). They also have pop-ups at various spots in the city. Pre-order available on Homeplate to secure your goods. Pick-up is at Bayview Market Kitchen (formerly Sunday Gather). There's a cute garden patio to dine-in. M E N U Array of French-Asian Fusion Croissants and Pastries including viral inspirations like the Dubai chocolate bar, Korean garlic cream bread, and flat croissant. Prices $4.75 - $9 each. The pastries remind me of Baker Doe. IFYKYN. I pre-ordered and my items were ready at my pick-up time at BMK Kitchen. If you didn't pre-order, no worries. You can also purchase items in-person (Venmo only). Warming and storing instructions are provided. M Y P I C K S * Miso Bacon Egg Bowl ($9.75) // 4 Stars: https://tinyurl.com/wet2ffsv Flaky croissant bowl filled with a rich miso bechamel and topped with a crispy slice of bacon and sunny side up egg with a jammy yolk. While small, it was satisfying. They recommend warming this up. I didn't want the yolk to cook through so I ate it room temp. * Yuzu Ham Croissant ($7.50) // 3.5 Stars: https://tinyurl.com/37xrpe2e Solid ham & cheese croissant with a crisp, flaky exterior and soft interior. I usually like yuzu but this one ran too floral, almost perfume-y which threw me off. * Soybean Cream Mochi Croissant ($8.50) // 3.5 Stars: https://tinyurl.com/5n94ckff - Cross-section: https://tinyurl.com/3xsvr6wr I love injeolmi and kinako items so I thought this would be my jam. Great on paper but the soybean cream and chewy mochi balls (like tang yuan) weighed down and softened the distinctive layers. Also, I thought the roasty soybean flavor was too light. * Charcoal Chocolate Tart ($5.75) // 4 Stars: https://tinyurl.com/2bv46utt Solid tart shell, hella crispy and light, filled with an airy chocolate mousse. Subtle chocolate flavor so it's not overly rich, heavy, or sweet. And, since it's made with charcoal, it cancels everything out! J/k. S E R V I C E Polite. A M B I A N C E Bayview is one of the sunniest hoods in the city so def take advantage of that garden patio! P A R K I N G Free limited street parking at the side of the building (room for about 5-6 cars). Overall, if you're looking for creative Asian-French pastries that are not too salty or too sweet, make sure to check out Tiny Croissanterie!

Delicious, creative Asian-inspired pastries. So glad to have tried before they blow up on social media! How I ordered: -I followed them on IG and subscribed to text message notifications for when they drop for pre-orders -Placed a pick up order (they have plenty of pick up options around the Bay) They seem to rotate in offerings a lot but I loved the garlic cream cheese croissant and the black sesame croissant. The people who run Tiny Croissanterie are also extremely nice and accommodating; I wanted to change my pickup day and location and they made it work. Hope they get all the hype!

I recently got a box of croissants from Tiny Croissante and was very impressed by their selection. They have classic croissants but also very unique and Asian inspired flavors. I ordered a box of six. The noir sesame essence. Seaweed Scorched cheese. Soybean cream mochi croissant, garlic cream cheese and ham croissant, jasmine matcha, and very pistachio. All of the flavors were amazing, but the one I looked forward to was the Jasmine Matcha Flat Croissant. It's like a huge palmier covered in a Jasmine matcha white chocolate. Super delicious. The soybean cream mochi croissant was super tasty too. The cream filling was settle. And each of the mochi balls added texture to the croissant. Definitely try these croissants if you get the chance. There are multiple pickup locations all over the Bay Area. You can even have them deliver the croissants to you!

My god this pastry shop is to die for. We got the crème brûlée croissant and a salmon pastry. The crème brûlée pastry was insanely delicious and the filling was so tasty. It also didn't feel too overpowering or sweet which I loved. The salmon one was unbelievable. It was cooked perfectly and the flavors were amazing. This place is a 10/10 and I can't wait to go to another pop up!

Yelp says they're open....it's 11:30 and no one in sight...not one door of the building is open...not one croissant to try ! Boo! Update: they don't seem to have a true brick & mortar....this address is a commercial kitchen...look to Instagram for their Pop Up schedule....will give it a try when they have their next event.

the wait was long and they messed up quite a few orders but the pastries are solid. the croissants are very flaky and light inside, and the flavor combinations are adventurous (and they work). the yuzu ham & cheese croissant was pretty good and the ube coconut lava croissant was stuffed

I loved their double almond chocolate croissant, lemon kouign amann, and sticky toffee bread pudding. They have plenty of outdoor seating to enjoy your pastries in a cute little garden.