Avalon Cafe and Bakery

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About Avalon Cafe and Bakery

Known for

• Organic housemade pastries and fresh breads
• Counter-service breakfast, brunch and lunch
• Coffee, tea and desserts
• Vegan and vegetarian options
• Outdoor seating with dogs allowed

What reviewers say elsewhere

• “Great food, look at the fancy avocado toast they serve. Kids loved the waffles”

  — Daniel Waters, September 12, 2026 · google

• “If this meal in any way resembled eggs Benedict, it would be the worst Benny I'd ever had. I wish I could figure out how to post these photos. As it stands, I have 2 overcooked fried eggs atop a (generous) pile of what taste for all the …”

  — Tule Floyd, September 5, 2026 · google

• “Ended up here because we were too inpatient to wait for breakfast anywhere else and it was a blessing in disguise!! Ordered the pancake platter with crispy bacon and the bacon was delicious and perfect!! Not sure what kind of syrup they …”

  — Misty Asher, July 26, 2026 · google

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