Best Pastries in Huntington Beach

"Lebanese , Bakery/Cafe"

"Located at 1126 Irvine Ave., it is the highest-rated breakfast and brunch restaurant in Newport Beach, boasting 4.5 stars out of 821 reviews on Yelp. The eatery — with additional locations in Long Beach, Anaheim and Orange — comes courtesy of Tiffany and Raffi Sepetjian, serious foodies who dreamed of opening an authentic French boulangerie similar to those in Paris, the businessexplains on its website. An assortment of artisan breads, pastries and crepes are on offer, along with breakfast offerings like omelets, French toast and traditional croque-monsieur — a baked ham and cheese sandwich with béchamel sauce."

"Between the buttery, flaky pain au chocolat and baba rum cakes, deciding what to order will seem like an impossible task at this French boulangerie. (Don’t even get us started on the savory options). So we won’t judge you if you opt to box up your top contenders—eclairs, fruit tarts, oh my!"

"Also in Southwest Anaheim, check out Knafeh Cafe, which has earned 4.5 stars out of 154 reviews on Yelp. Dig in at the bakery and Middle Eastern spot, which offers desserts and more, by heading over to 866 S."

"The lively foliage touched, twinkling light spangled, rustic-looking Milk & Honey storefront beautifully blurs those boundaries between nature and the everyday bustle of life in coastal Orange County. Being on Main Street and a short stroll down the road from what’s amounting to nearly dependable craziness in downtown makes this adorably cozy getaway an ideal study destination and escape from all the noise. Venturing beyond the spiritual goodness of uniquely concocted, organically grown coffee specialties and loose leaf teas, you can also expect to discover this intimately sized cafe serving scrumptious vegan pastries, refreshing smoothies, and nutritious acai bowls."

"Named after the opera, La Traviata is no longer the best kept secret in Long Beach. The restaurant is situated inside the historic Wilmore Building in the city’s downtown, and is affectionately known to locals as La Trav. They dish up award-winning Nuevo Italian cuisine in the main dining room where diners can expect dishes like their popular lobster tortellini, or miso glazed Chilean sea bass."

"South of the downtown district in the heart of the city, the Anaheim Packing District offers a modern experience within historic architecture. Encompassing three national historical landmarks, including a former Packard car dealership and a marmalade factory, these spaces now offer culinary creations and open spaces for the public to enjoy. Within the Packing District, Farmers Park is a beautifully landscaped green space and garden with a scenic boardwalk."

"If you’re looking for an inviting atmosphere to enjoy a great meal, then consider visiting the Anaheim Packing District, an upscale food court of sorts. This area of downtown Anaheim is home to over 30 local artisan food merchants. Since a wide variety of food vendors operate here, you’ll be able to cure your craving no matter if you’re wanting a strong cocktail or grilled cheese."

"Source: Photo by Flickr user Steven Miller used under CC BY 2.0. When it comes to visiting a new city, there’s always time to check out one of the local landmarks. The same is true for Anaheim, and you’re going to want to come check out the Anaheim Packing District at your earliest convenience."

"If you do not have a way to get out of town or simply do not have the time to spare, this park is for you. The trails are great and the surroundings are rocky and sandy. Small animals such as rabbits can be seen."