Reunion Bakery & Espresso

I stopped by this city mainly to visit this bakery, but it wasn’t quite what I expected. There isn’t any seating inside, and the staff didn’t seem very friendly. The croissant and coffee were good, but nothing particularly special. Based on the photos and reviews, I expected a bit more.

We love to walk here on Saturday mornings and order the rotating flavors of scones, focaccia, and sometimes the ultimate treat: the cruffin. Without fail, you’ll always find something delicious and I love that they have a full coffee bar! An excellent bakery with super nice staff, the line moves fast and it’s worth it to wait!

I love this little bakery. I only visit when I’m traveling, but I visit every time I am close. Really well prepared baked goods, excellent coffee, and genuinely nice people. I don’t think much more needs to be said. Go get some pastry and brighten your day!

Reunion Bakery is pure cozy magic. The pumpkin cheesecake cruffin was straight-up perfection — flaky, creamy, and just the right amount of fall nostalgia without feeling basic. You bite in and it’s all layers of buttery pastry meeting that spiced pumpkin cheesecake filling — total masterpiece. The shelves are lined with gorgeous sourdough loaves that look like they belong in an art gallery. Every loaf feels like it has its own personality — rustic, tangy, beautiful. It’s one of those spots where you walk in for a pastry and walk out planning your next visit. Absolute must.

The vibe is pretty good, and the staff are also friendly. There’s not much indoor sitting but a few outdoor sitting. The focaccia bread is oily and hard, which I don’t recommend. The ice latte is okay. Their other bread options and pastries look nice, but we didn’t try it.