
Guide
The Best Bakeries in Tucson
Barrio Bread
Beyond Bread
Cafe a la C'Art
Cal's Bakeshop (Photo by Jackie Tran)
Cal’s Bakeshop
2707 E Broadway BlvdUniversity & 4th Ave
Cal’s Bakeshop brings playful creativity to Broadway with a bright, family-friendly atmosphere and a focus on handmade pastries. The space features cartoon-style art of Cal on the walls and modern glass cases filled with colorful treats. Pops of seasonal décor and cheerful lighting give it a cozy, upbeat feel.
The menu centers on brioche donuts, cronuts, and croissants made fresh each morning. Conchas and other Mexican-inspired pastries balance the lineup with familiar comfort and a local touch. Also try the ube latte.
Chez Peachy
501 N 6th Ave suite 101Downtown
Dedicated gluten free bakery & coffee shop
4500 E Speedway Blvd #41Midtown
El Triunfo Bakery
Gourmet Girls Gluten Free Bakery/Bistro
Gully Bakehouse at Tucson Asian Night Market on October 4, 2025 (Photo by Jackie Tran)
Gully Bakehouse
This cottage bakery offers goods with an Indian influence. The most popular items are the Saffron Tres Leches, the Chai Chocolate Chip Cookie, and the Rose Pistachio Crumble Cake.
Contact them directly to order.
HeeMee Coffee + Bakery
Holy Focaccia
Houlden's Rise Above
La Baguette Bakery
La Baguette Parisienne
La Estrella Bakery Inc
120 South Avenida del Convento #100Downtown
Locale Neighborhood Italian Restaurant
Lovin' Spoonfuls Vegan Restaurant
2990 N. Campbell Ave. #120Midtown
Malta Joe's Baked Goods
Mona's Danish Bakery
4777 E Sunrise Dr #113Foothills
Nadines Bakery
Okashi Ice Cream & Confections (Photo by Mark Whittaker)
Okashi Ice Cream & Confections
Okashi Ice Cream & Confections, a Japanese-inspired cottage bakery, is a pre-order + pickup business only. Favorites include their butter mochi, kakigori (Japanese-style shaved ice), and onigiri.
Stay tuned with their most recent updates via their email newsletter.
Rosebud Bakery (Photo by Hannah Hernandez)
Rosebud Bakery
Rosebud Bakery is a family-run artisanal bakery located in the historic Five Points area in Tucson. The sisters behind it draw inspiration from their grandmother’s Montana-based baking traditions and use heritage grains and locally sourced ingredients.
Favorites include the sourdough loaves, especially the whole-grain versions and focaccia slices, which often sell out by noon. They also offer dairy-free and vegan options.
(Photo courtesy of Sydney’s Sweet Shoppe)
Sydney’s Sweet Shoppe
8963 E Tanque Verde Rd #201Tanque Verde & Sabino
Time Market
Time Market offers a warm, rustic ambiance with exposed wood beams, polished floors, and ample natural light. The space combines a café, bakery, and grocery store, creating a bustling yet cozy environment. Known for its artisanal bread, wood-fired pizzas, and curated wine selection, Time Market has been a neighborhood staple since 1920.
For an elegant sandwich showing off their artisanal bread, try the Tonno Capero on a baguette with yellowfin tuna, marinated fennel, Gaeta olives, and preserved lemon. Pair it with their timeless Kale Salad, and if you have room, a slice of pizza.
Tooley's Cafe
Village Bakehouse
7882 North Oracle RoadOro Valley
Viro's Real Italian Bakery (Photo by Jackie Tran)
Viro's Real Italian Bakery
Frequently asked questions
Tucson offers everything from artisan bread houses and French-style patisseries to Mexican pan dulce and vegan-friendly bakeries.













