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Best Sweet Treats Escapes Restaurants in Del Rey

3 hand-picked restaurants, critic-reviewed and ranked

Last Updated: February 2026

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Our Top Pick
Angel Maid Bakery
Old-school Japanese-style bakery known for towering whipped cream cakes and made-to-order freshness since the 1980s

Notable Picks

$ Del Rey Bakery
A Japanese-American bakery operating since the 1980s, built around airy whipped cream cakes and chiffon-based pastries made to order. The draw is the towering strawberry shortcake and cream puffs that reward birthday planners who call ahead. Expect a no-frills counter service format in a small Del Rey storefront where the craft speaks for itself.
Must-Try Dishes: Strawberry Shortcake, Cream Puffs, Tres Leches
What Makes it Special: Old-school Japanese-style bakery known for towering whipped cream cakes and made-to-order freshness since the 1980s

Worthy Picks

$ Del Rey Bakery
A long-running Japanese bakery tucked inside Mitsuwa, ideal for grabbing soft breads and sweet-savory pastries while shopping. Expect classic shokupan alongside playful items like curry donuts, all built for easy takeout.
Must-Try Dishes: Shokupan (Japanese Milk Bread), Melon Pan, Wagyu Curry Donut
What Makes it Special: Japanese breads and pastries baked fresh daily inside Mitsuwa.
Del Rey Donuts
A small Centinela Ave shop with a tight, well-executed lineup that leans into bigger, more indulgent donuts and fritters. Service is quick and straightforward, and the best items are the freshly glazed classics and the overstuffed apple fritter.
Must-Try Dishes: Glazed Raised Donut, Maple Bar, Apple Fritter
What Makes it Special: Low-key neighborhood shop for heftier, dessert-leaning donuts.