La Baguette 20 Bakery

This is a relatively new bakery, so check them out if you live in the area. About the name: The points made by other reviewers are correct, but I don't care that much, except that there is a subtitle on their sign explicitly saying they are French. Even so, this is just a review of the food. Nationality of staff: Hispanic. Does it matter to me? No. I don't speak French either. So ... not too much. There is a TV. Big -. But it is in Spanish, so it doesn't bother me if I wanted to work here. Big plus. At the end of the day this is a bakery, not a restaurant, and it doesn't pretend to be a restaurant even if the title is misleading in other ways, so I don't think it is too appropriate to score based on ambiance, something that matters for eat-in restaurants. Products: I can only speak properly about the cookies. (If I'm going to take in calories, they may was well be good-tasting calories. So I tend to eat a lot of cookies. It is very important for me to know where I can get them. A stomach without a cookie in it is an unhappy stomach.) Currently, this place is almost my favorite. They have six types cookies: white, normal, and double chocolate; sprinkles; peanut butter; and oatmeal raisin. The prices are extremely reasonable, and they are definitely using better ingredients than safeway and giant. I think these (other) places use hydrogenated vegetable oil, rat poison, who knows what else. I think that La Baguette is using a good-quality vegetable oil, but I didn't ask. If they are using real butter, let me know and I will change their score to a 5. (I am guessing not based on a subtle non-buttery aroma.) They have day old half-price cookies @ $2.00/6= 33 cents per cookies. As everyone knows, that's the heavenly number, and a strong sign you need to buy cookies now. Texture and mouth feel are to perfect IMO. Latino products: On the left. No idea. I didn't try them. It doesn't bother me that they are there. If you are allergic to Hispanic food, I'd avoid the bakery. I'm not. ***IMO the owner should remove all of these products due to the reviewers (besides me) whining about these.*** Other products: They have cool items like mocha/coffee cakes. If it were just another Latino bakery, as the other reviewers are arguing, I doubt these products would be here. Please comment if I'm wrong and I will consider adjusting my ranking. SCORE IF PARTIAL STARS WERE ALLOWED: 4.5/5.

Not French, serves Hispanic desserts and bread (more Italian bread than French). Peanut butter cookies tasted like soap, very dry. Hoping I hit them on an off day.

The sign said French bakery, but it seemed most of the pastries inside Add Spanish names. We bought a bagguete loaf which was more like Italian bread.

Don’t get carried away by their French name. Their baked good are so dry and tasteless.

Nothing French here, just as someone already mentioned it is mostly Spanish-named baked goods. Also did not look very fresh - I left without buying anything.