Signature
Sourdough & Artisan Loaves
Our starter has been feeding bakers since day one. Two-day cold ferment, steam-injected oven, and a crust that sings when you tap it.
Our bakers arrive before dawn so the smell of sourdough and buttery croissants greets you the moment you walk in. No shortcuts. No shortcuts worth taking, anyway.
Every item on our shelf starts with flour, water, salt, and time — and a whole lot of patience.
Signature
Our starter has been feeding bakers since day one. Two-day cold ferment, steam-injected oven, and a crust that sings when you tap it.
Fan Favorite
72 layers. French butter. A shatter that gives way to honeycomb softness inside. We fold by hand, every single morning.
Pain au chocolat, almond croissants, fruit tarts, and seasonal specials that change with what's ripe. If it's not worth making, it's not on the rack.
Baguettes, ciabatta, focaccia, sandwich rounds, and a curated selection of local goods — olive oil, jams, and pantry staples you'll reach for again.
Tee Gee started with a simple belief: if you're going to bake bread, do it the way that takes time. Not the way that's fast. Our loaves ferment overnight. Our croissants rest between folds. We'd rather sell out by noon than hand you something we wouldn't eat ourselves.
Located on North Avenue 46 in Los Angeles, we've become a quiet fixture in the neighborhood — the kind of place where regulars know which day the focaccia is best, and which loaf to save for Sunday morning. That's the kind of reputation we're building, one batch at a time.
We're on Avenue 46, just south of Van Nuys. The bread will be warm, the coffee will be fresh, and we'll save you a seat.