Little Sky Bakery

Can here after I had some cravings for some baked bread goods. LOTS of specialty bread options in a unique boutique street vendor setup.This leaf bread with olives caught our eye. It had more of a bagel consistency/texture and was a bit on the tougher side, but I really enjoyed it. We were craving bread with Kalamata olives, which they also had a loaf option available as well.No focaccia options though, since I was specifically looking for focaccia with olives after having it in Santa Barbara a few weeks prior.Conveniently located near the Caltrain station and nearby coffee spots like Philz and Andy's Town. This will likely become a staple of ours.

Tasty baked goods located outside Philz in Menlo Park and at farmers markets!Minimal seating in the area but they have nice outdoor seating across the street at Little Sky Kitchen. The chocolate chip cookie with nuts and apricots is so yummy, one of my favorite items. I also like the ham and comte sandwich, although the bread can be a bit tough. I like that they have a variety of sweet and savory pastries plus more lunch-y items like sandwiches and quiche.

Love this place! It's right by the train station in Menlo Park and I walk my baby over there every weekend for a scone or muffin or whatever looks good.Everything I've tired has been really good, including the savory items. Some favorites are the currant scone, breakfast bar, apple cake, bran muffin, and any of the pain de mie varieties. It's pretty pricey, but everything's pretty big so not a bad deal.There are a few benches right by the place, but it's mostly for grab and go. They also have a more sit down place with more hot food options right across the street.

A cute bakery that we came across at the Menlo Park Farmer's Market! They had a pretty diverse selection of pastries, ranging from sweet to savory.We were going for something a lil more savory, so ended up walking away with 3 pastries for almost $45. This place is deeeefinitely on the pricier side, we got carried away with what we decided on ordering lol.The lox sandwich and artichoke pano were great though! The bread was a bit tough, but it made sense since it was sitting out for quite some time. The lox was super flavorful and I liked the smoked salmon. The artichoke had layers of pesto on it, which made it taste good too!Employees were friendly and were happy to answer any questions we had. We came to the market a little earlier so we were fortunate enough to order without a line.

I've shopped Little Sky Bakery at the farmers markets (Menlo Park and San Mateo) and their bread is excellent. As someone who is gluten sensitive, I find a slice of their sourdoughs doesn't illicit a reaction and I'm able to enjoy. I've tried their olive bread (favorite), walnut and raisin bread, seeded bread, and regular sourdough. I usually grab a section for $6 and that lasts me nearly the week. They have a storefront in Menlo Park but when I visited, it was set up as an outdoor pop-up tent very similar to the farmers market.

Omg legit hot lunch for $10?! Sign me up. I was so excited to try the pork belly, carrots, and cabbage today. I literally ate the entire box in five minutes. I scarfed it down. Delicious and I love the fact that they have different free samples at the checkout counter too. A-mazing. I'll be back.

This bakery is probably one of my favorites on the peninsula. One time I bought a Basque-Japanese inspired cheesecake that was AMAZING. I brought it to a house warming party and it was a hit. Side note: I am basque and it was exciting to buy and try a dessert inspired by the region and a fusion with another culture! Anyways, I also recently tried a cookie and it was perfect. I love soft cookies and this one had chocolate and nuts for all the texture queens out there. I also ordered a cinnamon bun but ate that faster than could take a photo so not pictured here. Needless to say, I'm a regular. :)

When everything on display looks delicious, I let my sweettooth decide...No nut choc chip cookie$6, currant scone $6, cinnamon roll $6- all ok. Choc chip cookie is 5 star large, chocolaty but a bit soft and gummy moist if you like a bit of crisp in your cookie.Currant scone is sourdough based giving it more of a dense bready bite- definitely have this warmed with butter. Skip it if you like your scones to be tender crumbly.Cinnamon roll is full of plump raisins, the right amount of cinnamon and not overly sweetened with icing.All ok, but next visit will listen to my savory side...

Omg. Please have everything at this bakery! Especially the Nutella bun, the jalapeño cheese bread, and the whole grain loaf. Everything is so amazing and delicious. My favorite bakery by far . We are lucky to have you and so happy that you opened a shop next to Kepler's as well.Highly recommend.

Challah with Nutella paired with an espresso (the espresso came later, just wanted to emphasize how awesome this was)!! That happily went in my belly right away and an original chocolate chip cookie for later. I don't think there are any wrong choices at Little Sky, so go crazy.