Camino Bakery - Brookstown

Dan Stark 3 months ago

Very good Cinnamon Roll. Iced Mocha solid as well. Literally behind the Hawthorne Inn, so definitely check it out if you’re staying there. It is a bit pricey, but I guess that’s to be expected.

Jesse Graham Galas 4 months ago

The main reason to go to Camino Bakery is for the bread. Full stop. The baguette and pain d’epi are always perfectly baked and so delicious for my husband. I have celiac and have to eat gluten-free and they always have options… I just wish those options tasted good. Everything that I have gotten that is gluten-free doesn’t taste like…anything. Sugar and butter are the only things I can ever taste. The last time I was there, I got a Matcha macaron and an Ube cream pie and when I close my eyes, I couldn’t tell, which was which, because they both taste exactly the same… Which is weird. In the past, I have gotten an almond horn that’s dipped in chocolate, which, again, you can’t taste the almond or the chocolate really, and I always end up throwing them away because they’re just not worth the calories. It’s a real bummer, because they look so pretty. I really hope that whoever is doing the taste testing punches up their flavors!

Sabrina Inman 5 months ago

Camino bakery is always a great coffee/bakery spot. Everyone is friendly and the service is fast. I love that they have gluten-free/vegan pastries.

Dr. Raushanah N. Butler 5 months ago

I'm not a coffee drinker, so I'm glad they have a nice assortment of tea to go along with their pastries. Overall, it was a delightful experience.

Mary-Ashleigh Williams 7 months ago

Honest Review Huge thank you to the male cashier with the blonde curly hair in a ponytail. His patience and kindness were honestly the reason I didn’t walk away. I was trying a new café, staring at a new menu, and having one of those social‑anxiety moments — and of course that’s exactly when a whole line decided to appear behind me. It was quiet when I walked in, so apparently I accidentally summoned customers. He didn’t rush me or make me feel awkward, which made me feel welcome and comfortable enough to order. That kind of customer service really matters. The café itself is beautiful — the porch, the cozy chairs, the low lighting — everything felt calming and intentional. I loved the flavor options too, especially seeing ube, matcha, and more traditional flavors all together. The barista made an amazing lavender latte, and I appreciated having almond milk as an option. The matcha macaron was way bigger than I expected and perfectly sweet without being too sugary. Between the décor, the flavors, and the genuinely kind service, this place was such a good find. And being walking distance from the Hawthorne Inn and the convention center was a bonus.