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Welcome to COIN DE RUE bakery and cafe

Welcome to COIN DE RUE Bakery and Cafe, a delightful culinary gem located at 1110 S Western Ave #101, Los Angeles. This charming café specializes in artisanal breads and unique pastries that will tantalize your taste buds. Highlights include their signature Toast Cube Baguette and the delectable matcha red bean mochi toast, perfect for a sweet treat. The Shio Bread series offers a savory twist with options like the cod roe shio bread. Each dish embodies a commitment to quality, making every bite a joyous experience. With inviting flavors and a cozy atmosphere, COIN DE RUE promises a memorable dining experience.

LOCATIONS
  • COIN DE RUE bakery and cafe
    1110 S Western Ave #101, Los Angeles, CA 90006, United States
    1110 S Western Ave #101, Los Angeles, CA 90006, United States Hotline: +1 323-840-3971

Welcome to COIN DE RUE bakery and cafe, a delightful culinary gem nestled in the heart of Los Angeles at 1110 S Western Ave #101. This charming bakery is a sanctuary for pastry lovers and coffee aficionados alike. With a commitment to crafting exquisite treats that tantalize the taste buds, COIN DE RUE embraces the art of baking while prioritizing quality ingredients.

The menu is a vibrant tapestry of flavors, showcasing an array of pastries and baked goods that cater to diverse palates. One of the standout offerings is the Baby Sulgi Castella, a beautifully light sponge cake that is low in sugar yet rich in flavor, exemplifying the bakery's commitment to excellence for just $4.75. The Corn Baby Sulgi and Butter Corn Scone, priced at $4.75 and $4.00 respectively, provide a comforting taste of familiar flavors with a creative twist.

For those seeking flaky indulgence, the Pie Croissant selection, including the Cinnamon Stick and Strawberry Nuneddine, priced at $6.50 and $6.25, respectively, are must-tries. Each bite reveals layers of buttery goodness, leaving you craving more. Meanwhile, the K Croissant lineup, featuring the Strawberry K Croissant and Almond K Croissant, priced at $5.50 each, invites you to explore unique combinations that mesh traditional techniques with innovative flavors.

The ambiance of COIN DE RUE is equally inviting, offering a cozy space where friends can gather or individuals can enjoy a peaceful moment with their favorite brew. The expert baristas take pride in serving coffee that complements the bakery's offerings, ensuring a harmonious experience for every visitor.

In essence, COIN DE RUE bakery and cafe is not just a stop for pastries but a destination for those who appreciate the fine craftsmanship of baked goods. With a menu that reflects a passion for quality, flavor, and creativity, each visit promises a delightful adventure for your senses.

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Monique C
Monique C

This was my second time in and there is always something new to try! It’s a small bakery and cafe, which is ideal for me because I feel a sense of comfort as I peruse the many options. I never feel rushed and the employees are always informative and patient with my many questions. There are lots of breads and flat croissants, lots of filled and swirled buns, crunchy and soft options, jammy and savory buttery options, coffees, smoothies, macarons, and cakes.

Cam Chung
Cam Chung

I had such a wonderful first-time experience at COIN DE RUE! From the moment I walked in, the staff was incredibly friendly and kind, making me feel welcome right away. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, perfect for relaxing or catching up with friends. The food was absolutely delicious—fresh, flavorful, and beautifully prepared. On top of that, the drinks were amazing and paired perfectly with the meal. Everything about my visit exceeded expectations, and I can’t wait to come back. Highly recommend this spot to anyone looking for great food, great drinks, and even greater hospitality!

Alfredo
Alfredo

Delicious places for a quick coffee or delicious pastry. I have this great strawberry ice cream /shaved ice. It was absolutely delicious and very light..or try the egg salad sandwiches. They have a wide variety of savory and sweet pastries you're gonna love. Parking was no too bad... I will be coming back.

Fonouvdior
Fonouvdior

Coin de rue bakery has many unique and creative bread like the chimney rolls and Dubai chocolate croissant. Taste is good

Amy Y
Amy Y

Had to try the croissant tissue bread that's all the rage and it did not disappoint. The bread was super buttery and peeled off exactly like tissue paper. The crookie was a little disappointing because it was way too dry. Coffee was 5/5, I'd come back for more of the bread for sure.

amy allen
amy allen

This place was ADORABLE, parking was a bit odd but it's because this place is small and right in the middle of the block, easy to miss. Place to sit and eat was so cute, food was different and delicious. Heavy on the darker chocolate if you are a milk chocolate fan like me. What got me was the sheer amount of options I had never tried. Very unique, so go in with an open mind. They were out of a few options but I'm used to dessert places selling out early, so just get there early. The strawberries were HUGE. Going back to try the garlic honey toast.

Hells Bells
Hells Bells

After a car wash, I was starving and found this random Korean bakery. I'm used to Paris Baguette, Tous Le Jour, or Cake House (the ones attached to a Korean grocery store) but definitely will come here again. First of all, they are more focused on various types of bread and cookies which I liked. Also, they had plenty of different sizes and price points from $3 to $8 (loaf of bread). The ones on display at the checkout were interesting, like the green onion cheese on a whole loaf of bread cut open in various pieces. Additionally, will definitely come back to try their clam chowder in a bread bowl. Finally, they do have whole cakes and fruit cream sandwiches (Korean/Japanese style). The atmosphere is cozy and clean. The lady running the store was so nice and its clearly marked what type of bread is their special like their olive croissant and black sesame croissant. There is also a seating area outside attached to the bakery. *I didn't even try their drinks yet, which also looked good too*