GK Pastry & Sourdough

I stopped by this place on a Friday late afternoon/early evening for a quick coffee and snack — even though it felt closer to dinner time. They offer a wide range of options, including sandwiches, soups, baked goods, Central Asian–style pies and flatbreads, pizza slices, and various breads like focaccia and sourdough. There were also plenty of pastries that looked very tempting. I kept it simple and ordered a latte and a chocolate Napoleon-style pastry. The latte was decent in quality, but a bit too milky for my personal preference. The pastry, on the other hand, was quite good. Overall, the place has a charming, quaint bakery vibe on a lively street, with lots of hearty options to explore. I’m definitely planning to return to try their sourdough and some of the other baked items. Highly

Great service, friendly staff, awesome selection of pastry and Napoleon cake variety. I recommend the Olive and Parmesan bread, and the chocolate croissant has a very crunchy outside and the chocolate was AMAZING! 11/10, recommend this to any person who loves bread and pastry! The lemonade is PERFECT, it is a little bit sour, but it has very little sugar!

Chatted briefly with the owner and learned that all the pastries are made from scratch using high-quality ingredients like French butter and premium flour. The ribeye samsa (halal) is delicious. Beautiful interior and great overall vibe.

A casual cafe bakery sandwich dessert place that stays open til 9pm in downtown Los altos?? So awesome. Super friendly staff, clean, and their savory sourdough cheese chicken was delicious. Their sandwiches look good too.

I stopped by on a Saturday afternoon with friends. We were greeted warmly by the staff and offered samples of bread. It was not the slightest bit busy. The samples were good, but I was there for pastries. I eventually ordered several pastries and the last beef samsa, which seemed delicious. The employee serving me took forever to get everything ready, asking me multiple times if it was ok for the pastries to be touching each other in the box. Yes, I assured her multiple times, it was. While she was slowly doing that, another party came in and ordered a beef samsa. Since the person helping me didn't immediately remove the samsa from the display case when I ordered it, her coworker didn't know it was spoken for, and brought it to the back to warm up for the other customer. I objected when I