Third Cliff Bakery - Crossing

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Third Cliff Bakery

Third Cliff Bakery
4.8 / 5 (150 reviews)

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Last update: 17.01.2026 from: Deborah

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★ 4.8 / 5 from 150 reviews
t-keane
12.02.2024

Nice atmosphere.Clean. Creative pastries. Reasonable pricing. I would give a 5-star review but I suggest for public health reasons, the people behind the counter wear face masks.

mohammed-m-weed813
12.02.2024

Great location! The people that work there super friendly, and the croissants are amazing. Always new flavors every week and delicious, coconut coffee! Must try in the JP area. Coffee and tea selections are also great for any summer fall winter or spring day. They have new selections of croissants every day, and they never fail to please! Indoor and outdoor seating available. There's always a line, but it's for good reason and it goes fast!

max-frank
12.02.2024

Love Third Cliff!! Pastries and space are so great. And coffee is phenomenal.

deborah-c-mechanic6
12.02.2024

Lovely spot in JP that you can smell as you approach. I came on a rainy Friday right as they opened and by the time I left an hour later, it became busy, with lines firming throughout my time there.There are a few seats, but it seems like most people get their things to-go. I sat at a table near the back with a book, and was comfortable eating my pastries and sipping on my Rosie Palmer.I got the Lavender Kouign Amann and the Blueberry Hand Pie. I loved both their tastes and textures. I would definitely come back to try more of their selection.

rahn-kim
12.02.2024

This place offers some of the finest pastries in the area, and likely the best vegan pastries in all of Boston. However, the coffee leaves something to be desired. If you’re in Jamaica Plain, I recommend picking up some pastries at Third Cliff and then heading over to Tokava for a much better coffee experience. Additionally, they have excellent vegan options for those with dietary restrictions.

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At 661, you'll find the stop Forest Hills Station, from which you also have access to the public transportation.

As a visitor, you can use the WiFi of the place at no extra cost.

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