Golden Gate Bakery

Asian Bakeries in San Francisco, California

4.2 (1,256)

Category	Asian Bakeries · Bakery
Address	1029 Grant Ave, San Francisco, CA 94133
Area	San Francisco, California
Phone	(415) 781-2627
Google rating	4.2 (1,256)

About Golden Gate Bakery

Golden Gate Bakery is an asian bakery in San Francisco, California. It is listed at 1029 Grant Ave, San Francisco, CA 94133, which places it among the local businesses of San Francisco that residents and visitors turn to when they need this kind of service close by. Google also lists it under bakery, which is worth knowing if you are comparing several options in the area.

Bubble tea, tea houses, Asian bakeries and dessert shops in this group are usually walk-in, counter-order businesses with a menu board overhead listing sweetness and ice levels you can adjust when ordering. Standard bubble tea customization includes sugar level (0-100%), ice level, and a choice of toppings like boba pearls, pudding or jelly, usually at a small extra charge. Asian bakeries sell items individually with tongs and a tray, cafeteria-style, rather than pre-boxed, and pastries are typically less sweet than Western bakery items. Lines build up quickly after school and in the evening, especially near colleges. Most of these businesses accept cards and mobile pay and skew younger in clientele and atmosphere.

No hours are on file. If you plan a visit, phone first or check the Google Maps link on this page for the latest times. You can reach Golden Gate Bakery at (415) 781-2627; calling is usually the quickest way to ask about availability, prices or directions. More information is available on its website, goldengatebakerysf.com.

With 4.2 out of 5 on Google from 1,256 reviews, it sits in the middle of the range for asian bakeries in San Francisco. Recent reviews are the best guide.

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Latest Google reviews

The 5 most recent reviews shown on Google Maps. Reviews belong to their authors; read all of them on Google.

Lyndy 6 months ago

Couldn’t wait to sink our teeth into these amazing egg tarts, freshly baked (one of the best!). We were lucky to catch them while they were open since they have random hours. After years of waiting to get them again, these egg tarts are still just as eggy, custardy, warm and flaky (ie, delicious) as ever

Teresa Gonsoski 6 months ago

A San Francisco classic that I had for the first time, just in time for lunar new year. Undeniably the best dan tat I've had in my life. After standing in the line (or making your friend do it so you can wander around Chinatown), eat your egg tart while its still steaming hot, standing on the sidewalk. Cash only.

Kat Vee 7 months ago

It's normal to automatically want to try out something, once you see that people line up outside a specific place. Same thing happened to us, with me waiting in line for 30 minutes to get the moon cakes and egg tarts. Not going to lie, the freshness of the products is out of this world, since they take your order and start baking them at that exact moment, hence the long wait. Honestly, though, I was good with trying them out once; I wouldn't wait in line for the same pastries again. They weren't bad, but they didn't make me want to go back for more. If you want to try the moon cakes, I would suggest the pineapple flavor. It was the best one out of everything, for me.

Brenda R. Edited 7 months ago

The bakery is overrated. The egg tarts are okay but not worth the wait. They have poor customer service and sell through the door. They don't even let you into the store. A lady goes to the door and asks what you want. If you don't know the names of the pastries, you're out of luck. We got the egg tarts and they were okay, nothing amazing. There's another bakery up the street that has similar ones and you don't wait 30 minutes. They also only accept cash and they don't have a sign stating that, you find out once you get to the door.... luckily we had cash. Egg tarts are $3.75.

Art B Edited 8 months ago

Glad there was hardly any line on Christmas day. Go early. Opens at 12 noon. Delicious and piping hot egg custard tarts . Flaky crust and not too sweet. Cash only. $45 for a dozen or $3.75 each.

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Golden Gate Bakery located?

Golden Gate Bakery is at 1029 Grant Ave, San Francisco, CA 94133, in San Francisco, California. Use the “Open in Google Maps” button on this page for directions.

What kind of business is Golden Gate Bakery?

Golden Gate Bakery is listed as an asian bakery and is also tagged on Google as bakery.

What are the hours of Golden Gate Bakery?

Hours have not been published for this listing. Call ahead or check Google Maps before visiting.

What is the phone number of Golden Gate Bakery?

You can call Golden Gate Bakery at (415) 781-2627.

How is Golden Gate Bakery rated on Google?

Golden Gate Bakery has a Google rating of 4.2 out of 5 from 1,256 reviews.

Does Golden Gate Bakery have a website?

Yes, the website of Golden Gate Bakery is goldengatebakerysf.com (linked on this page).

Are there other asian bakeries near Golden Gate Bakery?

Yes. San Francisco also has K Minamoto San Francisco Store, Yummy Bakery & Cafe, Eastern Bakery among others; see the full list of asian bakeries in San Francisco at the bottom of this page.