Five Points Bakery

This little bakery is so cute. There is parking if you go past a little- I didn't realize that at first. Everyone is really friendly and helpful. The croissants were pretty good, but were kind of crunchy/crumbled a little too easily for me. Wasn't a huge fan of the Raspberry frosting cookie- but I think it's gluten free or something and that's why. Overall- would definitely come back and try their breakfast menu because there was a whole bunch of different options.

Went here for breakfast. We got the Crumb cake, rhubarb bar, and a special French Toast breakfast sandwich (ham, cheese, egg, served with brown mustard and maple syrup). All the baked items were delicious, especially the crumb cake. Sandwich itself was pretty good too, especially with maple syrup. And of course, the vibe is cozy and cute. I'd happily go back. I do recommend getting here on the early side-it can get pretty busy on weekends.

Five Points has quickly become my favorite breakfast place. I have been eating there for at least three years and have never had a bad experience. Their menu is diverse, but not overwhelming. My personal favorites are their cinnamon toast or avocado toast. Plus their breads are fantastic. My wife and I can’t leave without buying a loaf or two. They make exquisite drinks too. If you haven’t eaten at 5 Points you’re missing a real treat.

When you open the door, take a deep breath and the smell of fresh bread is like an appetizer of its own!Amazing place. Relatively accessible if not a little tight corners. Clean, accessible bathrooms. Patient, kind, fun staff. Very fair prices. Fantastic food, nicely served! Parking on site, though always full, people come and go quickly so just wait a few minutes or park on the street. They have a reserved accessible spot but it has no access aisles. Be sure to check out the community bulletin board on the way in! I really enjoyed my breakfast there and can't wait to go back.

Been here a few times and each time wasn’t spectacular, today was worse than the others. We ordered two lattes one chicken sandwich and “avocado” toast all for $61. Baffling prices. But the real kicker was that the avocado toast came without toast.. and was “a la carte” as they said…. It came with unripe avocado slices… fully shelled soft boiled eggs that half of the egg went l with the shell upon self de shelling. Random spring mix with slices of cheese on the side, also with a ketchup cup of Turkey deli meat. It was the oddest “avocado” toast Iv ever experienced. When I asked if the order was right and that I couldn’t get the egg to separate from the shell, the older women employee had quite the attitude when I was the one confused by this lol. The way they accommodated this was by picking off the eggs and putting scrambled eggs in the basket lol they don’t smash the avocado probably because it’s not ready and putting the toast together or including the actual toast in the first seemed like it wasn’t in their job description. Just weird all around and totally not with the money. Head the remedy house, don’t even waste your time or money. The picture attached was after they swapped out the eggs.

Loved it! Food is fantastic and the people are super friendly. If it wasn't 400 miles away I would be here every couple of weeks. Not cheap but they let you customize things the way you want. And such a pretty place too. Good spots to sit outside (don't worry about the bees too much) and a great space upstairs too. I would totally recommend this place. Our favourite bread was the cheese bread. Sooo good.