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Vital Vittles

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2810 San Pablo Ave

Berkeley, CA 94702

+1 (510) 644-2022

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4.569 reviews

Rosanna C.

1/28/2021

I have visited a couple times since Berkeleyside featured Vital Vittles: https://www.berkeleyside.com/2021/01/19/berkeleys-longtime-hippie-bread-bakery-is-in-peril-of-closing This is the best...

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J D.

3/7/2023

CLOSED? Months ago I'd found their bread in my Santa Cruz store but on last visit there was none and other products where it had been. Sadly my grocery reports that VV has closed. Maybe thsts...

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Gray D. R.

8/2/2022

A few months ago I read the news of VV permanently closing down operations. I was mortified. However, it seems the bakery is still functioning normally. Hooray! Best bread by far in the Bay Area,...

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Ruchama B.

6/9/2022

Vital Vittles DID NOT CLOSE!! It is still opens still selling the same wonderful products and STILL KOSHER.

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Paolo D.

4/16/2019

I am always on a hunt for hole in the wall places with good food and specially vegan baked goods. I thought Vital was one of these discoveries but so disappointed. There were so many flies by...

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Vital Vittles Bakery

Vital Vittles Organic Bakery in Berkeley, CA is a stone mill and bakery specializing in organic 100 percent whole grain bread made with Native American hard red winter wheat and filtered water. Their cholesterol-free and dairy-free products, including rolls, muffins, cakes, and cookies, are praised for their health benefits and delicious taste, earning them the top spot for multigrain and whole wheat breads by the San Francisco Chronicle. Generated from their available business information

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"AMAZING Croissants!!! I saw them at the farmers market in Pinole. There wasn't much left but I saw 1 croissant and thought why not. When I got home, I took a bite, stopped, looked at it and was..."