Tartine, the San Francisco bakery known for its bread, pastries, and coffee, is preparing to open a new location at 351 California St. in the Financial District, according to a recent social media post from San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie.
In the post, Lurie said the new Tartine will open in the downtown location near the cable car turnaround and will serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The new outpost will mark Tartine’s fourth San Francisco location. The bakery was founded in 2002 by Chad Robertson and Elisabeth Prueitt and operates its original location at 600 Guerrero St., as well as the Tartine Manufactory and an Inner Sunset location.
The new downtown location is intended to serve both visitors and local residents, according to Daniel Lurie’s post. Tartine has not announced an exact opening date for the 351 California St. location.
According to Tartine’s website, the bakery offers breads, pastries, sandwiches, coffee, and other baked goods and was founded with a mission to “bring bread with an old-soul into the lives of our friends and family in California.”
