Tartine, Inner Sunset

Lists Tartine across the park as a stop, but names Arizmendi as their own favorite.

Recommends the bakery at 18th and Guerrero among its suggested stops.

Says Tartine isn't worth the queue.

Lists Tartine among the food options around 9th Ave and Irving.

Suggested as a source of pastries for breakfast.

Works for classic-style croissant fans, but too heavy for those wanting extra butter.

Calls it the best sourdough they have ever had.

Suggests Tartine for breakfast pastries, paired with a lunch that feels distinctly San Francisco.

Praises its bread and sandwiches as top-tier; named among SF options.

Lists this among brunch suggestions in reply to the thread question.

Names the Tartine location at 9th and Lincoln as a suggestion.

Suggests Tartine for cakes, calling its coconut tres leches excellent.

Used to live very close to Tartine and misses having it as an easy go-to bakery.

Recommends Tartine as a spot for coffee and baked goods.

Named as a comparable upscale spot, cited favourably against the parent's pick.

Suggests getting Tartine and taking it to Dolores Park, if you can wait.

Thinks this bakery has become overrated lately.

Says the Inner Sunset Tartine has the best bread in their opinion.

Suggests opening day two there for its pastries; notes kids can see bread production up close.

Suggests Tartine as a further well-known city bakery to try.

Lists Tartine among recommended spots.

Says Tartine may be pricey and suggests going for something similar instead.