Little T American Baker

The pastries are good and the coffee is also good. I wasn't really wowed by anything except maybe the selection of baked goods, which is pretty impressive. Overall, not a bad place to occasionally visit!

I love Little T bread and other baked goods. Second to none!

If i lived closer to this bakery, i wouldn't be able to stop coming. The savory hand pie in January 2023 was filled with delicata squash, mushroom, onions, gruyere cheese filling and this may be the best hand pie with the yummy filling and uber flakey crust. They have a daily rotating specialty bread and the fresh breads like volkornbrot and puffer millet cherry are tasty. The butternut maple sage pecan scone is unique to us and the sage works well in this non-savory pastry. There's usually a line in the morning so get there well before they close. Seasonal drinks available like the maple hojicha latte. Limited inside seating but outdoor seating available. Free street parking, and want too hard to find on a winter Saturday morning Vegetarian options: Fruit pies Parking: Street parking available Kid-friendliness: Many cookies and cakes Wheelchair accessibility: None

It's not the best stop for a cozy atmosphere, but it's worth a visit for the top-tier pastries and coffee.

1. I don’t know why the last two reviewers are professional bridge trolls but this place is 12/10 2. It’s so good. I hate that this is too close to me and therefore I go there and then my pants struggle to fit. 3. You should go here, other people go here because it’s legit, you will wait in line. Get over it.

The food is good but there’s queues out the door most days and it’s 100% because of the slow service. They could at least put an awening up for those queuing outside

I don't think I've ever written a review when it comes to food let alone customer service. Anyhow, I was in the neighborhood and had an amazing breakfast sandwich and cup of coffee at a food cart up the street called Sunrise Co., and I highly encourage You to go. As I was heading down Division St., I saw Little T's, a place I've wanted to pop into many times over the years living here. I didn't realize they closed at two p.m., but it was nearly 30 minutes to 2 p.m., and I was greeted with the most rude and unhappy looking workers ever. Honestly, ever! The cashier looked irritated and had a very impatient vibe about him. I'm sensitive this behavior and can pick up on other's vibes easily. The other two workers standing behind the counter, where what pastries were left out just stood there, staring at me and didn't say a word. It was so awkward for me. If it wasn't for my kind heart, I would've brought it to their attention and left. While I was deciding what to grab, I noticed many fruit flies, landing, jumping from goodie to goodie. All I could think about is "how could these employees' not see this happening?" It's not what I was hoping to see for a first time customer or ever really; however, I purchased a cookie and a slice of ginger bread. For what was bad service and food that I had to toss (I couldn't bring myself to take a bite), that cost me $12.00 plus and a non deserved 20% tip, I left there nearly $15 bucks thrown away and a place I'll never return to.

It's the best baguette and croissant in town. The staff is so friendly as well! Get there early because they can run out of popular items and sometimes there is a line, but it's always quick and definitely worth it!

Sub par pastries