Freshly baked breads, pastries, and morning favorites crafted daily in the heart of Palm Desert.
Tucked along the scenic CA-111 in Palm Desert, A Bakery has become the desert's best-kept secret for those who crave honest, handcrafted baked goods. From the first crackle of our crusty sourdough to the buttery layers of our morning buns, every item is made with care using time-honored techniques and the finest local ingredients. Our small kitchen hums before dawn as we shape loaves, fold focaccia, and roll out cookies that bring Bay Area flavor to the Coachella Valley. Whether you're stopping in for a perfect scone or stocking up on bread for the week, you'll find a warm counter, friendly faces, and the unmistakable aroma of bread that was meant to be shared.
Our daily lineup features naturally leavened sourdough loaves with that signature tangy depth and chewy crumb locals rave about. Mornings bring golden scones, flaky morning buns, and thick-cut focaccia topped with seasonal herbs. We also bake an ever-changing selection of cookies and sweet treats made with real butter and premium chocolate. Everything is baked fresh each day in small batches, so flavors stay bright and textures stay perfect. Stop by early for the best selection, or call ahead to reserve your favorite loaf before it sells out.
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We open early each morning so you can grab fresh bread and pastries before your day begins. Call for current hours.
Yes, we accept advance orders for loaves and select pastries. Give us a call to reserve your favorites.
Every loaf is naturally leavened and baked fresh daily using traditional methods and a long fermentation process.
Our current menu focuses on traditional wheat-based baked goods. We recommend calling ahead for any dietary questions.
You'll find us at 72221 CA-111 in Palm Desert, right along the main highway through town.
We focus on fresh-baked goods daily. Any remaining loaves are typically snapped up by the end of the day.