Tartine Bakery
The Verdict
"Get the morning bun. It sells out first."
What you need to know
What to Order
Morning Bun: The signature pastry. Orange zest, cinnamon, and sugar in croissant-like layers. Sells out first.
Country Bread: Chad Robertson’s naturally leavened sourdough with a dark, crackling crust. The fresh loaves come out at 5 PM. The afternoon line is mostly people waiting for it.
Croque Monsieur: Hot, melted, substantial enough for lunch.
Seasonal Fruit Galette: Whatever’s ripe, baked into buttery pastry.
The pastry case rotates through the day. What’s there at 8 AM is different at 2 PM.
The Space
The original is small. Glass case along one side, a few tables in the back, the open kitchen filling the rest. Most customers order to go.
Tartine Manufactory on Alabama Street is the larger sibling location, a full restaurant with a bigger menu and more seating.
Practical Info
Price: Pastries $5 to $8, bread loaves $14
Payment: Cards and cash
Hours: Daily 7:30am-6pm
Lines: Heaviest 8 AM weekends. Lighter 2-3 PM weekdays. Fresh bread comes out at 5 PM daily.
Filmed here
Productions the city recorded shooting at or beside Tartine Bakery.
- Pay and Save Grocery, 599 Guerrero St38m awayBitter Melon 2018
- 3567 18th Street76m awayVegas in Space 1992
- Women's Building, 3543 18th St.109m awayWhen We Rise 2017
- The Women's Building, 3543 18th St.109m awaySense8 – Season 2 2016
From the San Francisco Film Commission permit record.
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What to get
Morning bun (the signature), country bread loaf (5 PM drop), croque monsieur, seasonal fruit galette