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Snug, perennial storefront parlor offering artisanal pizza by the slice, plus coffee & baked goods.
Service Options: Takeout · No dine-in
Health and Safety: Mask required ·
Hours
| Thursday | 7AM–9PM |
| Friday | 7AM–9PM |
| Saturday | 7AM–9PM |
| Sunday | 7AM–8PM |
| Monday | 7AM–9PM |
| Tuesday | 7AM–9PM |
| Wednesday | 7AM–9PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 814 2nd St, Davis, CA 95616 Phone: (530) 750-2255 Website: https://www.villagebakerydavis.com/
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Review Summary
Rayven Reid-Murray
A cute hole-in-the-wall serving delicious pizza and fresh bread for years.
mildred hendrix
Good place to hang and eat some good food.
larry mucho
Got a cheese crossiant and a cup of coffee for 5$.
Altaf Qari
I haven’t ate the food yet and this review is on first experience and service so far. The guy said they don’t accept bills larger than 50. I had only 100 dollar bill and didn’t want to use my debit. I was given no choice but to use my debit card.Second I think they are used to student only and don’t realize families also can come and eat here. The restrooms are closed. I couldn’t wash my hands and the guy said I can use his sanitizer. My hands are sticky and I want to use soap to wash my hands. I couldn’t do that and my family couldn’t use restroom. With kids I am left to tell kids be patient and we will find a restroom. I will give another review on food quality after.This is an addition to review on food. The pizza is good and tasty. Good ingredients. The service is very lazy type and needs serious changes. I know it is pandemic time but restrooms are a necessity.
James K
Good pizza and baked goods (4/5 green stars)The Village Bakery is one of the first places you’ll see when you get off an Amtrak train, so it’s a very convenient pit-stop before or after a trip. Nice outdoor seating with shade. The man at the counter and the chef/owner were both friendly and helpful. I had a slice of the veggie pizza ($3.50) and a mixed berry scone ($2.50). All the food looked appetizing – they had some good-looking eclairs and cream puffs but I tried to exercise some self-control ;)The selection of veggies on pizza was great: nicely caramelized onions, zucchini, peppers, etc. Not too heavy on sauce or cheese. Most of the cheese was feta, which really worked well with the veggies. The scone was really delicious: crumbly and light, dusted with icing sugar and animated with the flavor of blackberries and blueberries.I’m giving the Village Bakery 4/5 “green stars” for social and environmental impact, based on these reasons:• They use local fruit and veggies when possible and everything made in house.• For the pizza, they use olive oil for the crust (unlike some other pizza places). Olive oil is generally a sustainable product.• They source organic tomatoes for the pizza sauce when in season / affordable.• For the bakery side, their dairy comes from Crystal Creamery. From what I’ve read I’d place them somewhere in the middle – not nearly as good as an organic creamery like Strauss, not as bad as Dean Foods (Berkeley Farms).• Not much waste generation – the pizza is served on a paper plate and bakery items in a paper bags. Unbleached, recycled paper would be an improvement. I think the utensils and lids were conventional plastic.• Two out of the three pizzas on sale were vegetarian.Ever written a green star review? Please contact me if you have done so, or if you’d like to know more!
Jason Ruderman
The baked goods look great. Coffee was good. What really made my day was the barista. She looked up the train schedule for me since my phone had died, and even offered to let me charge my phone at the bakery. Thank you, sweet soul!