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Pelican Bread — Restaurant in Point Arena

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B Bryan Preserve
130 Riverside Dr, Point Arena, CA 95468
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My Mexican Restaurant
206 Main St, Point Arena, CA 95468
Gama
150 Main St, Point Arena, CA 95468
Sign of the Whale
194 Main St, Point Arena, CA 95468
Zack's
250 Main St, Point Arena, CA 95468
The Record
265 Main St, Point Arena, CA 95468
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Wildflower Boutique Motel
160 Main St, Point Arena, CA 95468
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Pelican Bread

40 Port Rd, Point Arena, CA 95468
4.7(23)$$$$
Open until 12:00 AM
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Nearby attractions of Pelican Bread

B Bryan Preserve

B Bryan Preserve

B Bryan Preserve

4.7

(191)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Pelican Bread

My Mexican Restaurant

Gama

Sign of the Whale

Zack's

The Record

My Mexican Restaurant

My Mexican Restaurant

4.6

(84)

$

Open until 12:00 AM
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Gama

Gama

4.7

(85)

$$$

Open until 12:00 AM
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Sign of the Whale

Sign of the Whale

4.5

(19)

$

Closed
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Zack's

Zack's

4.9

(27)

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Alexandra YakovlevaAlexandra Yakovleva
We found their booth at Gualala farmers market. I got almond croissant that was absolutely loaded with almond paste and could be a meal for half of the day. My partner got savory croissant that was amazing and had almost identical ratio of croissant to savory filling when you bite into it. To my taste it’s a bit too sourdough and tastes like a danish on the inside. I wish I would have tried the regular croissant to have a better feedback, plowing through that amount of almond paste was not a small task. We also got ciabatta in a baguette form factor and went through it in a day. It’s MUCH better than Manresa and Croissante. *We got coffee from the only coffee shop in Gualala and it was really good.
Carolyn HCarolyn H
Bought a loaf of seeded rye today at the Ft Bragg Farmer’s Market. SO DISAPPOINTED!!! 1. Burnt….looks burnt, tastes burnt. (Came prebagged) 2. Has a giant hole running the length of the loaf just under the burnt crust. 3. The remainder of the loaf is wet, dense and undercooked. Can’t understand why they woul sell a product they HAD TO KNOW was inferior!!!
Wil GibbWil Gibb
If you’re road tripping through the north coast, I would highly recommend planning on being in Point Arena on Wednesday morning so you can experience the best croissants you’ve ever had. So amazed that this place had been open for five years and doesn’t have a larger following yet. I can’t wait to come back. PS- they take card as well as cash now
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We found their booth at Gualala farmers market. I got almond croissant that was absolutely loaded with almond paste and could be a meal for half of the day. My partner got savory croissant that was amazing and had almost identical ratio of croissant to savory filling when you bite into it. To my taste it’s a bit too sourdough and tastes like a danish on the inside. I wish I would have tried the regular croissant to have a better feedback, plowing through that amount of almond paste was not a small task. We also got ciabatta in a baguette form factor and went through it in a day. It’s MUCH better than Manresa and Croissante. *We got coffee from the only coffee shop in Gualala and it was really good.
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Bought a loaf of seeded rye today at the Ft Bragg Farmer’s Market. SO DISAPPOINTED!!! 1. Burnt….looks burnt, tastes burnt. (Came prebagged) 2. Has a giant hole running the length of the loaf just under the burnt crust. 3. The remainder of the loaf is wet, dense and undercooked. Can’t understand why they woul sell a product they HAD TO KNOW was inferior!!!
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If you’re road tripping through the north coast, I would highly recommend planning on being in Point Arena on Wednesday morning so you can experience the best croissants you’ve ever had. So amazed that this place had been open for five years and doesn’t have a larger following yet. I can’t wait to come back. PS- they take card as well as cash now
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4.7
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5.0
12w

We found their booth at Gualala farmers market. I got almond croissant that was absolutely loaded with almond paste and could be a meal for half of the day. My partner got savory croissant that was amazing and had almost identical ratio of croissant to savory filling when you bite into it. To my taste it’s a bit too sourdough and tastes like a danish on the inside. I wish I would have tried the regular croissant to have a better feedback, plowing through that amount of almond paste was not a small task. We also got ciabatta in a baguette form factor and went through it in a day. It’s MUCH better than Manresa and Croissante. *We got coffee from the only coffee shop in Gualala and it was...

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5.0
3y

We made it here on a Wednesday. We've had their bread before, purchased at the surf market. What we have not had before are their pastries. We got two almond croissants and two chocolate croissants. We had the almond croissants the next day and the chocolate croissants the following day. Even though they were day old and then two day old, these were excellent pastries! Would happily return for the pastries alone, but the bread is...

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4.0
19w

Almond croissant - 8.5/10 crunchy exterior with a soft and delicious interior. Almond paste throughout and very very tasty paste. Really enjoyed and would get again.

Stonefruit scone- not great, but also not bad. Whitney said very cornbready which is quite accurate. Like moist dough cornbread with a denser texture. Different, and would've been better had we not been...

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