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Website: gustobread.com
Phone: (562) 343-1881
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of E 4th St and Ohio Ave
Open now
- Sun 7:00 AM - 3:00 PM
2710 E 4th St Long Beach, CA 90814 ·2188.50 mi
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- Accessible
Reviews
yelpMe gusto. Not only does this local bakery have a heart warming story, but their baked goods are remarkable. This artisanal panadería specializes in your favorite Spanish goodies. You'll find...
MoreThis place deserves all the hype and then some. It's clean, they're friendly, and the bread is some of the most delicious bread I have ever had in my entire life. Just the textures are absolutely...
MoreI finally had the chance to try this place only because it was a semifinalst for James Beard. The staff was really nice. Parking can be a little tough to find. The pastries don't have prices...
MoreMY FAVORITE BAKERY EVER. I drive down from LA to visit because you will never try pan dulce like the kind they have here. I am consistently impressed by the quality of flavor and service I receive...
MoreI convinced my husband to drive an hour for us to try Gusto Bread for the first time, and it was well worth the journey. We made it towards the end of the day, so they did not have too many things...
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