Best Bakery and Cake Shops in Murrieta

"Extraordinary Artisan Table, a.k.a. E.A.T. Marketplace, is a family owned and operated establishment featuring craft beer, wine, a smoothie and coffee bar, and a market featuring artisanal provisions from local and regional farms. With a focus on food that tastes great but is good for you too, E.A.T. Marketplace offers plenty of healthy eats — including vegan and gluten-free options — whether you decide to dine inside the bright open space or take your food to go."

"An Old Town find, they are dedicated to sourcing the cleanest foods possible and serving locally driven foods that are hyper fresh and nutrient dense. E.A.T. Marketplace offers delicious menu items for those with dietary restrictions as well as carnivores, vegetarian, vegan, gluten free, and paleo eaters."

"A funky upbeat ambiance sets the stage for their fantastic brews of many different varieties. The baristas are friendly and helpful, always looking to go the extra mile to deliver 5-star service. If you’re a mocha cappuccino fan, this is the place to go."

"The Batter Up Bakery on Ynez Road focuses on a variety of baked desserts. The bakery is open seven days a week to satisfy your sweet tooth. They have a variety of dessert bars, cupcakes, and cookies in their cases."

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"Whether you are starting your day with a hearty breakfast, a baked delight, or just a great cup of coffee, Old Town Temecula has great coffee shops to choose from to suit any taste. Start your day at Le Coffee Shop for a gourmet and hearty breakfasts with great coffee. When you’ve explored town and need to rest your feet to enjoy a rejuvenating pick-me-up, stop at the Press Espresso for fresh roasted coffee and a tantalizing treat."

"Laurent’s is a great spot to pretend like you’re on a European dream vacation sitting in a French café with a croissant. They’re little bistro tables with mason jar potted flowers are just so quaint. You can tell the French chef who owns this place just pours love into his food, especially his cheesy scalloped potatoes which are a local favorite."

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"First, the setting and architecture is first rate, looking like a Tuscan villa. More importantly, the wines are some of the best in the valley. Their “restaurant” is a food truck in the vineyard (Thurs/Fri/Sat, Brunch on Sunday)."

"One of the famous parks in Temecula, the Duck Pond Park, is a beautiful location with a petite pool and a memorial to war veterans. It is a peaceful place just to sit, relax and watch the ducks and turtle swim their way into the pool. The Park is famous amongst visitors of all age group and specifically for the variety of waterfowls enjoying in a family-friendly setting."

"Temecula Duck Pond and Park is an easily accessible urban park providing a laid-back environment to sit back and rest."

"There is a reason why locals say Laguna Coast Wilderness Park has the best trails. For one, it is part of the Natural Community Conservation Planning Program which works with the county and local governments to protect the land’s fragile ecosystems and endangered species. And second, the park has a variable skill set from easy to hard trailheads."

"Home to more than 40 trails across 7,000 acres of coastal wilderness preserve, Laguna Coast Wilderness Park is a “must” for outdoors enthusiasts. Park highlights include Laurel Canyon Trail and The Willow Staging Area. Keep your eyes peeled for wildlife sightings of several rare and endangered species."

"Parking: $3 daily parking fee that is open from 8 am to 4 pm. Dog-Friendly: Dogs are not permitted, but horses are. Camping: No camping."

"As soon as my kids saw the rope nets of this new play structure, they were off and running to play “spiderman.” They created obstacle courses out of the steps, ropes, and nets that led around the play area. While they explored, I tried out the new exercise stations along the path that led up and around to a large soccer field at the top of the hill. I enjoyed the walking path that was bordered by California native plants and had views of the Pacific Ocean below and south Orange County on the other side."

"The 7-acre expanse in a quiet neighborhood high above the city is accessible only by steep, curving roads. Undeveloped, it has the feel of a wilderness park. Built on several levels of bluffs, it offers numerous aloes, broad lawns, overgrown bushes, shade trees, as well as ocean and mountain views."

"Top of the World is one of the most famous beach hikes in Laguna due to its incredible scenery. (Mountains, check! Ocean, check!) Fairly easy with a gradual incline, the length of the trail can vary between 1.5 miles, (approx. 30 mins to an hour) and 2.4 miles (approx. 2 hours). To get there, park your car at Alta Laguna Park if you’re starting in Laguna Beach, or Canyon View Park if you’re starting in Aliso Viejo and follow the signs."

"Named for its 360-degree view, Top of The World (ALTA LAGUNA PARK) is an epic vantage point for catching spectacular Orange County views. From one side you can look out over the canyons to the Pacific and from the other, gaze back over Saddleback Valley to Santiago Peak. In the early morning watch the fog roll in or climb up to the top in the late afternoon to watch the sun sink behind Catalina Island."