Anna C.
9/5/2025
Bread Alley is everything like it sounds. It's tucked away around the corner from Union Market in an alleyway. It is a 100 square feet bread speakeasy with a level of mystery because you have to...
Bread Alley
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418 Morse St NE
Washington, DC 20002
Bread Alley is a hidden gem tucked away on Morse Street NE in Washington, DC. With a team of expert bakers starting their day at 3:30 am, this micro shop specializes in crafting heavenly baguettes, naturally leavened boules, and a variety of specialty breads for Le Diplomate, a renowned French brasserie on 14th Street. Expect to find crusty French baguettes, multigrain levain boules, cranberry walnut boules, and more, with an expanding selection that includes Viennoiserie and pastries.
At Bread Alley, the focus is on using exceptional ingredients, such as heirloom whole-wheat flour and a living levain starter, to create breads that are truly exceptional. In addition to their bread offerings, visitors can also indulge in delightful packaged treats like small-batch local jams, butter, honey, and salts. Whether you're a bread enthusiast or simply looking for a taste of French culinary excellence, Bread Alley is a must-visit destination in the Union Market District.
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4.5(65)
Peter D.
9/21/2025
This may be a controversial take... so hear me out. In theory, I like the concept of this kind of bakery as it's a no thrill bakery with a limited selection of fresh pastries and breads that get...
John B.
8/29/2025
I had the opportunity to order online from this small bakery spun off of a large restaurant. I apparently should have, because when I meandered down the alley leading to the door and rang the...
Christine K.
1/18/2026
This is a bit odd - but I'm gluten intolerant and can't eat bread but I always buy from this little bakery because it's a total hit with friends. I stop in and get fun and unique breads whenever...
Gabrielle B.
1/18/2026
Very charming setup, the inside is small and the baguette and sourdough are allegedly the best things on the menu, but I tried the croissant. The staff was kind enough to tell me that. However it...
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