Augustino Gusto Bakery

Bethany Lingle 4 months ago

Most definitely a well kept secret ! This place offers top-notch pastries & desserts & even gelato! We loved everything we tried from here. Would definitely recommend and far better than any chain desserts around. 👋🏻❤️😊 Bonus - has cute outdoor seating picnic tables. Perfect for that hot summer day treat.

Audrey Alfaro 5 months ago

Delicious and busy bakery. Waited about 15 minutes in line. Lots of perfectly golden flakey options to choose from, both sweet and savory. Friendly service and seating at outdoor picnic tables.

Jenna Kay Edited 6 months ago

Updated review: we’ve tried more items from Augustino’s and they are very good, we’ve since tried the chocolate croissant, pain au raisin, raspberry Cruffin, chocolate Cruffin, walnut croissant and cannoli and all were amazing! We try to come out here at least once or twice a month now. On our latest visit we tried the coconut pie, limoncello pie, chocolate vanilla cake, pistachio pie, and biscoff croissant, all very fresh tasting and I just love that their items are not overly sweet, they have perfected the sweetness level. I’d officially say our favorite items are the chocolate croissant (pain au chocolate), pain au raisin, raspberry cruffin and chocolate cruffin, eclair, and their sourdough! But everything we’ve had is great. Previous review: We stopped here today for the first time. It’s a small bakery located in a residential neighborhood, which was charming and unique. The main parking area is on down and to the right once you pull in. When we walked up the walkway ramp, the smell of freshly baked items filled the air, most notably the savory baked items. We arrived around 10:40am on a Wednesday and were pleased there were only a handful of people waiting in line. This ga

Jennida Chase a year ago

Not long ago, a friend brought a couple of loaves of bread from Augustino Gusto Bakery to a party. I was instantly in love! First time coming in to the bakery today. My love continues! It’s a tiny shop open just 3 days a week. I came on Saturday and bought a few loaves of bread (to take to a pot-luck party tonight) and a few things for lunch for my husband and I. We tried the mozzarella and tomato quiche ($15), the Spinach and cheese roll ($12?), and an apple strudel. Each was incredible. The spinach and cheese pastry had tons of the filling and was excellent at room temperature. We warmed up the quiche just a little, it was so delicious! Apple strudel was smaller but we loved it. All in total, three loaves of bread, 3 pastries, and a latte came to $79.05, including a tip. When I first came to Greensboro, I used to be so disappointed in the local bread options. Now I have a couple of options and can probably just cancel my bread subscription! (Yes, I was angry enough to order bread online lol!). The bread from this place is FANTASTIC. 10/10 highly recommend. The place also has a ton of outdoor seating on picnic tables (when the weather cooperates). I did see plenty of folks just ch

Daniel Tan a year ago

Augustino Gusto is the best bakery in Greensboro, bar none. Take it from someone who has lived in San Francisco (supposedly where you can find the top bakeries in the United States) and has travelled extensively to France and Italy. Their products are top notch. If you’re looking for the overly sweet desserts common in the south, this place is not it - their offerings are more elegant and European. It’s an absolute hidden gem in the heart of the Triad.