Our Story

Same starter. Same hands. Since 1991.

A small bakery on Gutierrez Street, founded by an Italian immigrant with one oven and a stubborn idea: bread should taste like something.

Hands shaping sourdough

Marco D'Angelo grew up in a bakery outside Naples. When he opened his own shop on Gutierrez in 1991, he brought one thing with him from home: a glass jar of sourdough starter, fed every day for three generations.

It's still alive. It's still in the kitchen. And every loaf we pull from the oven traces back to it.

The shop is small on purpose. We bake what we can do well, and we sell out before 2pm. That's the deal.

D'Angelo Bakery Gutierrez Street storefront
Artisan bread loaves in display baskets
Huevos Rancheros breakfast plate
1991

Doors open on Gutierrez Street.

2008

Marco's daughter joins the kitchen.

Today

Same starter. Same hours. Same bread.

Pastry display case