Rye Goods

Very cool spot for grub, coffee, coworking, and more!I appreciate that there's plenty of space so that we can have our kids with us on the outdoor patio, they can be themselves, and you don't feel like the people studying and working inside are gonna glare at you.The sandwiches were very enjoyable, though they took a while to come out. Seems like there's a nice spot next door too. You should check it out!

This review's stars are largely driven by the attempt of the concept, the large seating space they have, as well as the kindness of the folks who works there. Parking is spacious, the entrance feels like the backdoor of a bakery which is cool, and there is an artisan vibe and feel to the menu and decor. Unfortunately, the lemon almond loaf was really underwhelming and dry. The drink also did not taste like pistachio nor rose but rather almond extract. I feel like this place could improve on delivery of their concept.

Rye Goods is a bakery/cafe located in a business park next to Tustin Legacy. There aren't many businesses nearby, allowing for a large space and ample parking. I came on a Saturday morning, and they seemed to be severely unprepared for the morning rush. There is only one cashier and one person helping to prepare drinks. There were about 10 people in front of me in line, and the line moved sooo slow. It took over 20 minutes to get through the line, as it took so long to service each person. I was not a fan of the coffee, as it was too bitter for my liking, and they did not offer alternative options. The space itself is clean, aesthetic and perfect for working/studying. Overall, I would come back since it's such a nice space, but I would lower my expectations for drinks and service.

I came here with high hopes and ordered the Gruyère croissant and the ricotta egg dish, but unfortunately, both were a miss for me.The coffee was decent, but I found it strange that a coffee shop didn't have basic options like brown sugar. While I'm fine with simple syrup, it felt like an odd omission.The bigger issue was with the pastries. I get that some places don't warm up their baked goods, but this is a pastry shop. Eating a cold croissant with cold cheese inside was disappointing. It's a small touch that would elevate the experience and align better with the expectations for a place specializing in them.Service is okay, overall not terrible, but it didn't meet the mark

Located in Tustin next to the Parlor, order inside at a small counter then seating is provided with both tables and chairs or couches in a large warehouse type setting with indoor and outdoor spaces - have seen people bring work/journals to hang out for that kind of vibe. There is a cold case with deli like options such as soups and pre-made salads. There is also a wide variety of baked goods made without refined sugar and a 200 year old starter - lots of freshly baked bread you can take home with you. We got a breakfast bagel sandwhich which was divine - truly the bread is exquisite and the food, although pricey, is quality.

Great spot! Lots of parking and a huge, sunlit indoor and outdoor seating area.I had an iced espresso with a seasonal flavoring, maple rosemary. I usually drink my coffee black so the flavoring was a little sweet for my liking but had a really nice flavor. My friends also got the same flavor and wasn't too sweet. I also had the donut which is an apple flavor at the moment. I grabbed a coffee on my way to something in the area at 10am on a Saturday and they were fully stocked with baked goods. I stopped by again around lunchtime to grab a jalapeño bagel but they were all out so be sure to get there in the morning if you want your pick of the baked goods.

Rye Goods is seriously a hidden gem. I'm obsessed with this place. My boyfriend first discovered it, and he called me right away and said I would love this place. Boy was he right! We've already been together a couple times and have so far tried their bagel and cream cheese, egg bagel sammy, and ginger scone and they all tasted amazing. We also get their iced vanilla oat milk latte which is honestly one of the best lattes I've ever had. The quality is better than other coffee shops around the area. I love that they make their own bread in house. We've been taking home their sesame sourdough breads and using it to make avocado toasts and sandwiches with them! Super delicious!!We're so lucky that we live down the street, so we can just walk there in the mornings for breakfast and coffee. There's a lot of seating too including some in their outdoor patio. I enjoy looking at the humongous fiddle leaves they have while enjoying my delicious Rye Goods :)

I ordered a strawberry matcha here, and when I got to the register, I was shocked to find out it was $12--with no price listed anywhere. I figured maybe it was worth it, but unfortunately, it was not. The drink was bland, barely tasted like matcha, and had an artificial strawberry flavor. Definitely not worth the price. If you're going to charge that much for a drink, at least make sure it's good--or be upfront about the cost. Won't be coming back.

The everything bagel and the green cream cheese is EVERYTHING. I seriously dream about the cream cheese. This one in red hill also has a great seating a workspace options

Nice place to get some work done. Pastries and such are great, but everything is on the pricier side. Calm atmosphere and friendly service all the time. If you're too awkward to ask for the wifi password, it is bread4days