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New Bakeries Open in Bay Area: Indulge in 2025’s Sweetest Treats

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UPDATE: The Bay Area is buzzing with excitement as new bakeries open their doors in 2025, bringing a wave of delectable treats that every sweet tooth must try! From mouthwatering pastries to artisanal desserts, these culinary spots are ready to satisfy cravings starting NOW!

Just announced: A host of bakeries have recently launched or expanded, offering everything from French croissants to Korean-inspired cakes. This culinary boom comes just in time for those who want to indulge in unique flavors and innovative desserts this year.

Preligen’s Artisan Bakery in San Jose is already a sensation, with owner Preligen Manaois serving up freshly baked goods from the crack of dawn. The bakery opens at 7 a.m., featuring bestsellers like buttery croissants and the elegant Valrhona Chocolate Dome. “I want to change it up,” Manaois stated, hinting at new seasonal pastries to come.

Meanwhile, Wingen Bakery & Restaurant in Livermore has transformed into a full-service eatery, boasting a cozy ambiance with 50 indoor seats. Their extended menu now includes dinner options like tiramisu and brown-butter chocolate-chip ice cream sandwiches. “We remain strong in pastry, coffee, and breakfast offerings,” said owner Aimee Wingen.

Just three months old, Piccolo Spuntino in Colma is making waves with its Italian-inspired cookies and loaf cakes. Owners Adam Davila and Lisa Hernandez are already drawing loyal customers with their heartwarming story and delicious treats.

In Walnut Creek, Model Bakery has quickly matched the sales of its original location. Known for its famous fried English muffins, this bakery offers an array of cookies, including the gooey molasses ginger cookie—perfect for the upcoming holiday season.

Over in Saratoga, Gu-eum Cake & Bakery is drawing crowds for its Korean sponge cakes, with prices ranging from $9 to $12. The family-owned bakery is renowned for its strawberry and sweet potato flavors, leaving customers craving more.

In Berkeley, Cafe Brusco is captivating customers with unique bagel sandwiches, including the “Gold Standard” with smoked salmon and capers. Owners Alexis Rorabaugh and Gerad Gobel are making waves with their innovative bagel offerings, inspired by their award-winning pizzeria.

Just opened on October 8, Topi Cakes in Palo Alto is specializing in Asian-inspired flavors. Friends Tiffany Xing and Ivy Ling are already attracting attention with their less sugary, organic cakes, including a seasonal chestnut cake.

The highly anticipated Starter Bakery has expanded to Albany, where patrons can enjoy rotating specialty kouign amann flavors, including the current seasonal pear caramel. Owner Brian Wood plans to delight customers with exclusive beignet doughnuts.

Finally, Delice Glace in Redwood City is drawing a health-conscious crowd with its exquisite meringues. Owner Azarmeen Pavri combines her scientific background with dessert crafting, offering seasonal flavors that have won accolades, including her passionfruit meringues.

What’s next? Don’t miss out on these exciting new spots. Each bakery offers a unique experience and delectable treats that are sure to be the talk of the town. Get ready to indulge and share your favorites with friends and family!

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