Pelican Bread - Point Arena

Bakery , Coffee, Breakfast

Pelican Bread

Pelican Bread
4.5 / 5 (42 reviews)

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Last update: 17.01.2026 from: Donald

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★ 4.5 / 5 from 42 reviews

Was rbertolott at Pelican Bread a mag?
BEWARE: cash only. With tip, around $150 for dinner for two with small pours of wine by the glass. Nice wine list. Very noisy inside. Food very good and also good service good and friendly. View all feedback.

What David L dislikes about Pelican Bread:
The croissants may look delightful, but unfortunately, they taste terrible. They were doughy and lacked proper layering. As a pastry chef, I admit my standards might be higher than those of an average consumer who may not notice these flaws. View all feedback.

alyssa-p-mechanic67
31.03.2024

I stopped in today and picked up the ham and Swiss croissant, it was so delish! Check it out if you're passing through.

penny-c-horse1838
31.03.2024

Pelican makes very nice sourdough bread with a high percentage of whole grain. However, the of whole grain flour is too high to recreate the texture of a baguette what they call a baguette is baguette shaped but not actually a *baguette*. The croissants are also sourdough and made with a high percentage of whole grain. That's tough to pull off. I'm onboard with the cause and admire the effort but for me it doesn't quite work. Instead of being airy and light, they feel a little hearty and heavy. I can taste a little bit of the sourness which is just not what I want in a croissant.

deborah-k-mushroom76
31.03.2024

This place makes the most delicious bread and pastry I have ever eaten. Amazing. And the sandwiches are very special.

donald-grossman-chef
31.03.2024

Best bread and pastries on the coast... Thanks!

drmikebayarea
31.03.2024

Tucked away from the bustle of its neighboring bar, Bird Café and Supper Club in Point Arena is nothing short of a delightful secret. Behind two large curtains, down a long hallway, you'll discover this enchanting spot that exudes a sense of exclusivity. What strikes you most about Bird Café is the consistently exceptional quality of the food. They typically serve a set three-course meal with a limited selection, which enhances the sense of dining as an event. The options may vary, so it is advisable to call ahead to understand the day's offerings. It's also a perfect place for dietary flexibility as they cater to varying preferences and restrictions. Reservations are a must due to the intimate setting, with only about seven or eight tables available. It allows for a unique dining experience that is both cozy and refined. The ambiance, though warm and inviting, can get a little breezy, particularly given Point Arena's cool climate. So, bringing along a jacket wouldn't hurt. Having frequented Bird Café over the past few years, particularly during the holiday season, I can vouch for the sustained high standards they maintain. The quality of their ingredients is top-notch, resulting in dishes that can stand tall among the best that San Francisco's dining scene has to offer. In conclusion, Bird Café and Supper Club is an alluring culinary experience tucked away in the charming town of Point Arena. For food lovers who appreciate an intimate dining experience paired with gourmet excellence, this is a destination you do not want to miss.

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