Little Sky Bakery

I love their breakfast bars. I'm not gluten free, nor is this a health conscious choice - I just love seeded oat-y cookies / bars. Be warned though this bar is massive, so get a friend to share it with. Their cookies are also great (and also massive), the oatmeal raisin cookie I got was soft and crumbly, more cake-y in texture (which I liked). Finally a place that doesn't make their cookie too crisp / hard. The caprese sandwich wasn't bad but personally probably wouldn't get it again since it was too much bread relative to the fillings (and a bit too oily for me). The chicken shiitake mando I'd also skip, a lot of bread relative to fillings and nothing special as someone who has eaten a lot of Asian buns in her life. Bread-wise, their pistachio challah was interesting, but I found it a bit dry and didn't end up finishing it. I got a half of their country loaf but regretted the decision to get a half since halving it caused it to get smushed. Wished it was more airy, would opt to try a round next time.

I got a section of the cinnamon walnut raisin bread from the Belmont Farmer's Market ($6.50) - I think an entire bread loaf is $12-14.(A) Taste - felt off. The bread was hard and dry and both my husband and I agreed that it was almost to the point of tasteless(B) Price - it is pricey. It was a small section of a loaf -- for context I usually buy the Inked Keto Bread from Costco ( ~ $10 for 2 loaves) and will lean into that way more vigorously This one will be a hard pass for me!

Little Sky Bakery is located inside the State Street Market, a food court on State Street. I'm posting my review on this Yelp business page because it is the the one that has the correct location listed. However, I'd like to point out that the business name is "Little Sky Bakery" and the Yelp page has the name misspelled with an extra "E" between the R and Y in the word Bakery.You can't miss this bakery, it is the first place on the left after you enter the State Street Market. They sell breads, sandwiches, cookies and more. Cookies may seem expensive at $6, however their cookies are HUGE. I don't think my photo shows how large they are. I picked up a Caprese Sandwich, which had tomatoes, mozzarella, and pesto. It was pretty good! I would get it again.There was plenty of seating at State Street Market when I went there for lunch, on a weekday. Restrooms are available (and the restroom also has diaper changing station for the little ones). There is parking on the street or at nearby parking lots. I didn't have any trouble finding a spot.

First of all, I always enjoy coming to State Street market. It's nice that the bakery has a little booth inside this delicious food court.They offer many different choices from savory to sweet, and I'm sure they have a reputation for selling the largest cookies around.I decided to go for the veggie focaccia this morning which was very fresh because I got there right when they opened at 11:30. Exceeded my expectations: chewy, flavorful and filled with ricotta cheese. Highly recommended!I also tasted the healthy looking breakfast bar and was delighted by the flavor combination. I decided that I wasn't going to be healthy today but if you find yourself at a bakery regretting all of the less healthy options, this one is for you.For dessert, I'm going to indulge in a sourdough chocolate chip scone and given how much I'm liking the focaccia, I think I'm in for a treat.

All the food looked really delicious. Their Mandu with eggs, greens onions, vermicelli noodle was really. Never had of Mandu before. The person that helps me was friendly and kind. Really appreciate. The ambiance was simple and elegant. Definitely coming back trying there goodies.

Stopped by to pick up the sourdough seeded whole wheat loaf which is one of my favs. The bread is always really fresh and I love the texture.

This is a smaller counter style outpost of this bakery located in State Street Market. They sell sweets and breads. That giant chocolate chip/everything cookie for $6/$7 was huge, thick and delicious. Chock full of nuts, dried fruits, chocolate chip, this easily feeds 2 people for their sweet fix. It was a keeper.I also got the morning bar per a recommendation of another customer in line. Not too sweet, and gluten free. These bars contain layers of oats, almond butter, sesame, poppy seeds, sunflower seeds, teff, sour cherry, shredded coconut, and a little bit of apricot jam and prunes. It was seemingly healthy, satisfying and again huge. Priced at about the same $6/$7, but again they're huge.I wasn't a fan of the nutella challah. It was dry and very nutella heavy, but not equally spread out. It just didn't work well in my humble opinion.Overall, a solid little bakery.

I can resist any cookie but a GIANT peanut butter cookie? Think Crumbl Cookie big!! Oh man, I need to try that! When I held the bag, I was super excited that the cookie felt heavy like a hockey puck. Unfortunately, it was very dry and crumbly... there were dark chocolate pieces in there but not very flavorful. I like a chewy soft baked cookie. The inside tasted slightly underdone, which is fine but didn't add to the taste. Overall it's heavy cookie that lacked flavor...

The shop looks so cute and the displayed baked goods look fantastic. The attendant was super nice and told me about each item and made excellent recommendations. I got the breakfast bar, original chocolate chip cookie, no nut chocolate chip cookie, Christmas tree scone, lemon roll, and double chocolate chip cookie. I loved that everything was not too sweet and looked and tasted homemade.

This place is awesome. Thank you for the excellent customer service . Very pleased with all pastries and breads. This is a great place