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Bakery distributors in Los Angeles

Two completely different businesses answer to this search. Seventeen of the companies below are wholesale bakeries that make bread and pastry and run trucks into restaurants before you open. The other six sell flour, yeast, fillings and packaging to those bakeries. A chef buying croissants and a baker buying fifty-pound sacks use the same words and are not making the same purchase, so this page separates them.

  • 23 suppliers, verified in September 2026 against each company's own website.
  • Seventeen wholesale bakeries and six ingredient and supply houses. The ingredient side is small, and this page explains why.
  • One five-mile stretch of the LA River once held at least fifteen bakeries. What happened to them is on this page.
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Suppliers listed
Each verified against its own website
20
Independent houses
Local specialists and regional distributors
1
Walk-in options
Cash and carry, so no delivery minimum
1892
Oldest still trading
BakeMark, Los Angeles

Every bakery distributor we verified in Los Angeles

Filter by what they carry, how the business is set up, who they sell to, how you can buy, and where they are. 19 of 23 publish a phone number and 20 publish a street address; where a company does not, the field is left out rather than filled in.

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Canton Food Co.

Cash and carryDowntown Los AngelesEst. 1969

A wholesale restaurant supply house on South Alameda Street since 1969, carrying about 2,000 products across a 100,000 square foot floor. Buyers can walk the aisles and pick stock themselves or have the counter pick an order. There is no minimum purchase, and the range runs from Asian groceries and produce through to takeout containers and cleaning supplies.

  • No minimum purchase, walk in and pick your own
  • About 2,000 products across a 100,000 sq ft floor
  • Groceries through to takeout containers and cleaning supplies

Serves: Restaurants, Cafes, Bakeries, Food trucks, Caterers, Grocers, The public

Address
750 S. Alameda St., Los Angeles, CA, 90021
Visit cantonfoodco.com

BakeMark, Los Angeles

National broadlinePico RiveraEst. 1892

The Pico Rivera headquarters and Los Angeles branch of the company that calls itself the largest bakery distributor in North America. It runs seven manufacturing plants and 36 distribution centers across the US and Canada, producing bakery mixes, fillings, icings and glazes under its own brands and distributing other manufacturers' lines alongside them. Its plants are BRCGS and AIB certified, and its site dates the business to 1892.

  • Calls itself the largest bakery distributor in North America
  • Seven manufacturing plants and 36 distribution centers
  • BRCGS and AIB certified plants

Named programmes

WestcoTrigal DoradoBest BrandsMultifoods

Serves: Bakeries, Multi-national bakery operations

Address
7351 Crider Ave, Pico Rivera, CA, 90660
Visit bakemark.com

Bakery Depot Inc

Local specialistVernon

A Vernon wholesale supplier of bakery supplies and raw ingredients that both sources and manufactures, describing specialty items produced in-house alongside fresh yeast, fruit fillings and specialty flours. It sells to professional bakers and to home chefs from the same catalogue, and lists baking utensils and tools next to the ingredients.

  • Manufactures specialty items in-house alongside its distributed lines
  • Fresh yeast, fruit fillings and specialty flours
  • On Bandini Boulevard in Vernon

Serves: Bakeries, Professional bakers, Home chefs

Address
4489 Bandini Blvd, Vernon, CA, 90058
Visit bakerydepotinc.com

JB Distribution

Regional distributorCommerce

A Commerce-based bakery and restaurant food ingredient distributor covering California, built around fresh items rather than a broadline catalogue. It publishes a downloadable catalogue of restaurant and bakery ingredients and sells the same list to both trades, with flexible hours and same-week special orders.

  • Covers California from one Commerce warehouse
  • One catalogue sold to restaurants and bakeries alike
  • Publishes a downloadable ingredient catalogue

Serves: Restaurants, Bakeries

Address
6467 E Washington Blvd, Commerce, CA, 90040
Delivers
California
Visit jbdistributionservices.com

Americana Ingredients

Local specialistSun Valley

A Sun Valley wholesale distributor carrying bakery ingredients and food packaging together, including dough improvers, conditioners, fresh and instant yeast, and imported flours for pita, lavash, barbari, sangak and other specialty breads. It has been expanding into eggs and cheese. The warehouse is open to approved wholesale accounts only.

  • Ingredients and packaging from one account
  • Imported flours for pita, lavash, barbari and sangak
  • Warehouse open to approved wholesale accounts only

Serves: Bakeries, Markets, Delis, Food production companies, Cottage bakers

Address
10501 Arminta Street, Sun Valley, CA, 91352
Visit americanaingredients.com

Divine Specialties

Local specialistSan Fernando

A family-owned San Fernando distributor and importer of more than 5,000 specialty products, built on relationships with chocolate companies worldwide and weighted towards Belgian chocolate. It describes itself as one of the leading baking supplies and ingredients houses in Southern California and delivers across the region, carrying frozen pastry, fondants and buttercreams, decorations and chef tools alongside the sweet and savoury ingredient line.

  • More than 5,000 specialty products, imported and domestic
  • Belgian chocolate brands from direct relationships
  • Over 75 years of collective experience, in its own words

Serves: Bakeries, Pastry kitchens

Address
501 Library St, San Fernando, CA, 91340
Delivers
Southern California
Visit divinespecialties.com

Le Chef Bakery

Regional distributorMontebelloEst. 1983

A European-style wholesale bakery manufacturer that started in 1983 in a Los Angeles apartment and now runs three plants: two in Montebello, including the 48,000 square foot frozen-dough facility that became its headquarters in 2007, and an artisan bread plant with a warehouse distribution center in Santa Fe Springs. Its line runs ready to serve, proof and bake, ready to bake and frozen dough sheets across bread, viennoiserie, cakes, bars and tart shells.

  • Founded 1983, three plants across Montebello and Santa Fe Springs
  • Frozen dough, proof and bake, and ready to serve from one line
  • Distribution into San Diego, the Bay Area, Las Vegas, Phoenix and Hawaii

Serves: Restaurants, Foodservice

Address
7547 Telegraph Rd, Montebello, CA, 90640
Delivers
California, Nevada and Arizona, with distribution partners in Hawaii
Visit lechefbakery.com

Melrose Baking Company

Local specialistSanta Fe Springs

A Santa Fe Springs wholesale bread bakery selling to restaurants, stores and farmers markets across Southern California and Santa Barbara. The line is built for foodservice rather than the shelf: burger and slider buns, baguettes and hoagies, ciabatta and focaccia, deli breads and batards, hot dog rolls, pretzels, lavash and bread sticks, pizza bread and dough, plus vegan and gluten-free items. Bread is made and delivered fresh daily.

  • Wholesale bread built for restaurant menus, not shelves
  • Southern California and Santa Barbara
  • Also trades as Breadman LA from the same address and phone

Named programmes

Breadman LA

Serves: Restaurants, Stores, Farmers markets

Address
10603 Painter Avenue, Santa Fe Springs, CA, 90670
Delivers
Southern California and Santa Barbara
Visit melrosebaking.com

Sweet Temptations

Local specialistWest AdamsEst. 1992

A wholesale-only French bakery on West Jefferson serving Los Angeles County since 1992, specialising in gourmet pastries and morning baked goods. Its customers are hotels, restaurants and cafes, and more recently caterers, other bakeries and wholesalers. Pastry orders are asked for 48 hours ahead and breakfast orders by 3pm the day before; delivery runs every morning of the week between 4am and 8am, and orders can be collected from the bakery instead.

  • Wholesale only, no retail counter
  • Serving Los Angeles County since 1992
  • Delivery every morning between 4am and 8am

Serves: Hotels, Restaurants, Cafes, Caterers, Other bakeries, Wholesalers

Address
3514 W Jefferson Blvd, Los Angeles, CA, 90018
Delivers
Los Angeles County
Visit sweettemptations.la

Bread Los Angeles

Local specialistMontebello

A Montebello wholesale artisan bakery delivering freshly baked breads and pastries seven days a week, with an online ordering portal for existing accounts and a texting line for orders. Its own summary is that it is not only about bread but about service, quality, consistency and partnership with clients, suppliers and employees. It names no customer type.

  • Delivers seven days a week
  • Online ordering portal for existing accounts
  • Takes orders by text as well as phone
Address
1527 Beach St, Montebello, CA, 90640
Visit breadlosangeles.com

Cadoro Bakery

Local specialistInglewood

An Inglewood commercial bakery that bakes on its own sourdough starter with Cairnspring Mills flours and long, slow ferments, then delivers daily on its own fleet throughout Los Angeles and into Orange County. Bread is packed for retail and restaurant flexibility with whole and sliced options and full and half loaves, and it runs a growing whole wheat artisanal pastry programme alongside the bread. It publishes the markets and restaurants that carry it.

  • Own fleet, daily delivery across LA and into Orange County
  • Cairnspring Mills flours and its own sourdough starter
  • Whole, half and sliced loaves for retail and restaurant packing

Serves: Restaurants, Markets

Address
504 N. Oak Street, Inglewood, CA, 90302
Delivers
Los Angeles and Orange County
Visit cadorobakery.com

Baguette Bistro Bakery

Local specialistVan Nuys

A Van Nuys wholesale artisan bakery selling to restaurants, markets and other distributors across greater Los Angeles, with a 29-product line running from French and rustic baguettes and bolillos to brioche loaves, ciabatta, burger buns, dinner rolls, pound cake and cookies. It bakes and delivers every day of the year, with morning deliveries from the San Fernando Valley down to Orange County.

  • Bakes and delivers every day of the year, including holidays
  • Sells to distributors as well as restaurants and markets
  • 29 products from one Van Nuys bakery

Serves: Restaurants, Markets, Distributors

Address
8101 Orion Ave #14, Van Nuys, CA, 91406
Delivers
San Fernando Valley to Orange County
Visit baguettebistro.com

Baked Bar LA

Local specialistCulver City

A Culver City artisan bakery run by pastry chefs Anthony Nigro and Thomas Velasquez that partners with small businesses and restaurants across Southern California to distribute its products, alongside a second location in Santa Clarita. Wholesale accounts start from a product and frequency enquiry rather than a published price list.

  • Run by two pastry chef owners
  • Wholesale partnerships across Southern California
  • Second location in Santa Clarita

Serves: Restaurants, Small businesses

Address
10846 Washington Blvd, Culver City, CA, 90232
Delivers
Southern California
Visit bakedbarla.com

Chaumont Bakery

Local specialistBeverly Hills

A French bakery and cafe group supplying coffee shops, cafes, hotels and restaurants from Santa Barbara through greater Los Angeles into Orange County, with viennoiserie laminated overnight on Beurre d'Echire AOP butter and delivered before opening, seven days a week. Accounts begin with a tasting, minimums are described as modest and there are no long-term contracts. It runs its own wholesale ordering platform rather than taking orders by email and voicemail, with standing orders, per-item opt-outs, a forecast-aware option to cut a day's delivery, self-service cancellation and waste reporting.

  • Built its own wholesale ordering platform instead of email and voicemail
  • Delivers seven days a week before doors open
  • Santa Barbara to Orange County, no long-term contracts

Named programmes

Chaumont Vegan

Serves: Coffee shops, Cafes, Hotels, Restaurants

Address
143 S. Beverly Drive, Beverly Hills, CA, 90212
Delivers
Santa Barbara, greater Los Angeles and Orange County
Visit chaumontbakery.com

Bub and Grandma's

Local specialistElysian Valley

A wholesale bakery on Riverside Drive that states plainly it makes no sales to the public, and instead publishes the restaurants, bars and markets carrying its bread neighbourhood by neighbourhood, from South Pasadena and Altadena through Eagle Rock and Glassell Park to Highland Park. New accounts start from a published wholesale inquiry checklist and a prospective account form. It publishes no phone number and no ZIP code.

  • Wholesale only, with no sales to the public at the bakery
  • Publishes every retailer and restaurant carrying its bread
  • A published wholesale inquiry checklist rather than a phone call

Serves: Restaurants, Retailers

Address
2433 Riverside Drive, Los Angeles, CA
Visit bubandgrandmas.com

Breadbar LA

Local specialistEl Segundo

An El Segundo bakery working to four-ingredient rustic recipes and slow fermentation, selling bread, pastries and a pantry line. Wholesale runs through a customer portal with its own account sign-up rather than a published price list. It publishes no phone number and states no delivery method.

  • Wholesale accounts run through a customer portal
  • Four-ingredient recipes and long ferments
  • Bread, pastry and a pantry line from one account
Address
701 E El Segundo Blvd, El Segundo, CA, 90245
Visit breadbar.la

Rockenwagner Bakery

Local specialist

A Los Angeles bakery whose products are made in a 20,000 square foot facility that runs 24 hours a day, splitting its business into retail, foodservice and restaurant, and wholesale. Its founder Hans Rockenwagner is a classically trained chef who has run restaurants in Germany, Switzerland, Chicago and Los Angeles, and the bakery makes the point that it understands what chefs need because a chef runs it. The production address is not published anywhere on the site, so no street address is shown here.

  • A 20,000 square foot facility running 24 hours a day
  • Founded by a classically trained chef
  • Retail, foodservice and wholesale run as separate channels

Serves: Restaurants, Foodservice

Address
Los Angeles, CA
Visit rockenwagner.com

Clark Street Bakery

Local specialistEcho Park

A Los Angeles bread and pastry bakery with cafes in Echo Park, Larchmont, Beverly Hills and Brentwood. It carries a wholesale page and takes wholesale enquiries through a form, but publishes no wholesale detail, no minimums and no bakery address, so the phone and address here are its Echo Park cafe.

  • Four cafes across Los Angeles
  • Wholesale enquiries taken through a form
Address
331 Glendale Blvd, Los Angeles, CA, 90026
Visit clarkstreetbakery.com

La Brea Bakery

National broadlineWestchesterEst. 1989

The artisan bread brand that began in 1989 when pastry chefs at Campanile Restaurant on La Brea Avenue could not find bread good enough for the restaurant, spent a year on a recipe and opened a bakery to sell it. Its breads are now sold in supermarkets across the United States and overseas, foodservice buyers are pointed to a distributor finder rather than to the bakery, and it is one of five brands of Aspire Bakeries alongside Otis Spunkmeyer, Oakrun Farm Bakery, La Francaise Bakery and Pennant. The Los Angeles address is a corporate office, not a bakery.

  • Started in 1989 out of Campanile Restaurant on La Brea Avenue
  • One of five brands of Aspire Bakeries
  • Sold through distributors rather than direct

Serves: Foodservice, Supermarkets

Address
6701 Center Drive, Suite 850, Los Angeles, CA, 90045
Visit labreabakery.com

La Monarca Bakery

Regional distributorEst. 2006

A Mexican bakery founded in Los Angeles in 2006 that now runs a dozen retail locations and a production facility in Gardena, where dough is proofed before being delivered to each branch to bake fresh daily. On the wholesale side it sells to grocery, mass and club retailers either directly or through distribution partners including KeHE, and takes smaller independent-retailer orders through Faire. It publishes no street address or phone number of its own.

  • Wholesale through KeHE or direct to grocery, mass and club
  • Smaller wholesale orders through Faire
  • A central production facility supplying a dozen branches

Serves: Grocery, Mass retailers, Club retailers, Independent retailers

Address
Gardena, CA
Visit lamonarcabakery.com

Cake Monkey Bakery

Local specialistNorth Hollywood

A North Hollywood wholesale bakery known for retro snack treats made from scratch, house Ding Dongs, Pop Tarts and Ho Hos, alongside croissants, breakfast pastries, mini layer cakes, pies and cookies. Everything is made by hand each day, with vegan and gluten-free items in the line, and it delivers seven days a week across Los Angeles, the San Fernando Valley, Orange County, the Conejo Valley and down to San Diego. Wholesale accounts start with a tasting.

  • Delivers seven days a week from LA to San Diego
  • Vegan and gluten-free items in the wholesale line
  • Wholesale accounts start with a tasting
Address
10844 Chandler Boulevard, North Hollywood, CA, 91601
Delivers
Los Angeles, San Fernando Valley, Orange County, Conejo Valley and San Diego
Visit cakemonkey.com

Bread Lounge

Local specialistArts DistrictEst. 2010

An Arts District bakery founded by Ran Zimon in 2010, working in European style from a wholesale production warehouse that turns out baguettes, specialty loaves, cookies, croissants, danishes and bagels. It delivers across Los Angeles County and beyond, and gives new accounts its wholesale price list and wholesale policy on request rather than publishing them.

  • A separate wholesale production warehouse behind the cafe
  • Founded 2010 by Ran Zimon
  • Delivers across LA County and beyond
Address
700 S Santa Fe Ave, Los Angeles, CA, 90021
Delivers
Los Angeles County and beyond
Visit breadlounge.com

Normandie Bakery

Local specialist

A Los Angeles French bakery, restaurant and pate business created by Chef Josette LeBlond, whose Normandie brand covers what it calls the city's first fine French pate manufacturing company and a wholesale bakery producing over 2,000 baguettes a day alongside pastries, cakes and bread. The site publishes two Los Angeles addresses, on South Cochran Avenue and West 3rd Street, and never says which houses the wholesale bakery, so neither is shown here.

  • Over 2,000 baguettes a day, in its own words
  • A French pate manufacturing arm alongside the bakery
  • Two Los Angeles locations
Address
Los Angeles, CA
Visit normandiebakery.com

Bakeries that deliver, and houses that supply the bakeries

The larger half is finished goods. Seventeen wholesale bakeries here manufacture bread, viennoiserie, cakes and pastry and deliver on their own fleets, mostly overnight and mostly seven days a week. Sweet Temptations delivers between 4am and 8am every morning of the week. Baguette Bistro bakes and delivers every day of the year. Chaumont laminates overnight and arrives before doors open. If you are an operator who wants bread on the pass at service, this is your half of the page.

The smaller half sells to those bakeries: BakeMark in Pico Rivera, Bakery Depot in Vernon, JB Distribution in Commerce, Americana Ingredients in Sun Valley and Divine Specialties in San Fernando, plus Canton Food Co in downtown, whose own site lists bakeries among the operations it stocks for. Six names, and that is not a shallow search. The passes for LA ingredient houses returned more results in Texas, New Jersey, Fresno and San Diego than in Los Angeles, and there is a reason for that further down this page.

The distinction matters more here than it would in most categories because the two halves share almost no vocabulary. An ingredient house talks about dough improvers, fresh versus instant yeast and specialty flours: Americana carries imported flours for pita, lavash, barbari and sangak. A wholesale bakery talks about cut-off times and standing orders. Filter by supplier type above and the two separate cleanly.

  • Wholesale bakeries, 17 of 23. Finished bread and pastry on their own trucks. Most deliver seven days a week and several bake through the night for a pre-service drop.
  • Ingredient and supply houses, 6. Flour, yeast, fillings, chocolate and packaging sold to the bakeries themselves. A short list, and the consolidation section explains why it is short.
  • Wholesale-only, no counter. Sweet Temptations and Bub and Grandma's both state it outright. Bub and Grandma's publishes the line no sales to the public on its own bakery page.

The kinds of supplier on this page

Almost everything here is a local specialist, which is what you would expect of a trade where the barrier to entry is an oven and a delivery van. Two entries carry the national broadline label and both need a footnote, because neither is a broadline foodservice house in the way Sysco is. BakeMark is a national ingredient manufacturer and distributor that calls itself the largest bakery distributor in North America. La Brea Bakery is a national bread brand that sells through other distributors rather than direct, which is why its listing carries no buying method at all: you cannot open an account with it.

Several rows carry an empty customer-type field, and the reason is a limitation on our side rather than theirs. The most common customer on this page's captures is a bakery, and our filter vocabulary has no value for bakeries, because no previous market page needed one. Rather than map those companies onto the nearest available option and quietly change what their own sites say, we left the field blank and are noting it here.

Supplier typeCatalogueCuttingMinimumDeliveryBest for
Local specialist17 hereNarrow, protein onlyCuts to your specificationUsually negotiableScheduled, local routesMenus where the cut is the dish
Regional distributor3 hereBroader, may run past proteinSome, varies by houseSet per accountMulti-state or multi-marketGroups wanting fewer accounts
Cash and carry1 hereWhatever is in the caseCut to order at the counterNone, you collectNoneSmall volume and mid-week gaps
National broadline2 hereEverything, one invoicePortion programmes, fixed specsDrop-size drivenFixed schedule, wide coverageConsolidating staples and dry goods

The count column is computed from the listings above. The rest describes how each business model typically works, not a term any individual company has published. Minimums and delivery days are always set per account, so treat this as a shortlist tool, not a quote.

The breadbasket of Los Angeles, and the one company left in it

There is a five-mile stretch of the Los Angeles River through Cypress Park and Elysian Valley that used to be the city's bakery district. The Eastsider, reporting in February 2023 and citing the LA Times, counted at least fifteen large bakeries operating along it at one point or another, and opened its piece with the line that near the LA River the air used to smell like freshly baked rolls.

The closures are dated and specific. Van de Kamp's on Fletcher Drive had 550 workers and closed in early 1992; its Dutch Renaissance Revival building is a City Historic-Cultural Monument and is now a school. Dolly Madison on Ripple Street had 900 employees in 1987, was down to 100 by 2012, and shut that year during the nationwide strike against its parent company Hostess. Four-S Bakery Products on Blake Avenue had 430 workers. Foix on Cypress Avenue was already a hundred years old in 1987 and had 100 employees left.

The survivor was Frisco Baking, at West Avenue 26 and San Fernando Road, which the Eastsider profiled in 2023 as the last one still going. It is not going now. Baking Business reported that Frisco filed for Chapter 11 on 24 February 2025 in the Central District of California, listing assets of one to ten million dollars against liabilities of ten to fifty million. Its founding date depends on the source: the trade press says 1941, while the Eastsider, citing Historic Places LA, puts the opening at around 1939. We could not reconcile them and are not going to pick one silently. Both of the company's domains are now unreachable, one returning a server error and the other a Cloudflare block, so a buyer looking it up today finds nothing at all.

The corridor did get one new arrival, and it is on this page. Bub and Grandma's opened its wholesale bakery at 2433 Riverside Drive in Elysian Valley, inside the old breadbasket, and it is the company the local paper describes as the new player in a district that has otherwise shrunk to nothing. One wholesale bakery on a street that once held fifteen is the whole story of this trade in one address.

SupplierBakeryPastryBreadBaguettesBakery ingredientsFillingsFlourCakesCroissantsDry goodsYeastDessertsBuns and rollsViennoiserieSourdoughVeganDeliversWalk-in counterSame-day availableShips nationally
Canton Food Co.
BakeMark, Los Angeles
Bakery Depot Inc
JB Distribution
Americana Ingredients
Divine Specialties
Le Chef Bakery
Melrose Baking Company
Sweet Temptations
Bread Los Angeles
Cadoro Bakery
Baguette Bistro Bakery
Baked Bar LA
Chaumont Bakery
Bub and Grandma's
Breadbar LA
Rockenwagner Bakery
Clark Street Bakery
La Brea Bakery
La Monarca Bakery
Cake Monkey Bakery
Bread Lounge
Normandie Bakery

A blank cell means the company does not list that line on its own site, not that it cannot get it. Most of these houses will source outside their published range for an account they want. Columns showing only one supplier are hidden to keep the grid readable.

Two names on your list can be one company

This is the section that pays for itself if you run a second supplier for price leverage, because on this page there are at least two pairings where that leverage does not exist.

La Brea Bakery is the clearest. Its own story is a good one: the pastry chefs at Campanile Restaurant could not find artisan bread good enough for the restaurant, spent a year on a recipe, and opened a bakery on La Brea Avenue where the bread sold out by 11am. That was 1989. Today La Brea Bakery is one of five brands of Aspire Bakeries, alongside Otis Spunkmeyer, Oakrun Farm Bakery, La Francaise Bakery and Pennant. Both La Brea and Otis Spunkmeyer appear in the standard directory listings of Los Angeles wholesale bakeries as separate businesses. They are not separate businesses.

The ingredient side has been consolidating too, and it is the reason that half of this page is only six names long. Allied Sales and Distribution of Vernon was a specialty bakery ingredient distributor and importer with, by the acquirer's account, more than 53 years of experience. Capitol Food Company acquired its assets and goodwill on 27 February 2022, and alliedsales.com now serves a Capitol Food page announcing the fact. A Vernon ingredient house with half a century of trading is now a redirect. Separately, the Los Angeles Business Journal reported in August 2017 that BakeMark USA was sold out of Pico Rivera by its parent CSM Bakery Solutions to the London investment manager Pamplona Capital. That is a 2017 fact and BakeMark's own site says nothing about who owns it now, so we are reporting the sale and not making a claim about today.

One company on this page has built its business on the opposite proposition, and it is worth quoting because it describes the trade from the inside. Chaumont's wholesale page says that most wholesale bakeries take orders by email and voicemail, and that it built its own ordering platform instead, given to every account. Standing orders, per-item opt-outs, a forecast-aware option to cut a day's delivery, self-service cancellation and waste reporting. That is a wholesale bakery telling you what the default looks like in this trade.

The shape of Los Angeles's supplier base

Counted from the 23 listings above. Change the view, then narrow by supplier type to see how the mix shifts.

Bakery17
Bread13
Pastry13
Baguettes6
Bakery ingredients5
Cakes3
Croissants3
Fillings3
Flour3
Buns and rolls2
Desserts2
Dry goods2
Sourdough2
Vegan2
Viennoiserie2
Yeast2
Asian1
Bagels1
Chocolate1
Cookies1
Dairy1
Frozen1
Frozen dough1
Gluten free1
Meat1
Packaging1
Pan dulce1
Poultry1
Produce1
Seafood1
Soft drinks1
Specialty1

23 suppliers in view. Bars count suppliers carrying each product line, so they add up to more than 23: most suppliers carry several.

1

Ask what time the truck actually arrives

Pre-service delivery is the product here. Sweet Temptations runs 4am to 8am, Chaumont arrives before doors open, and several bake seven days a week. A supplier who delivers at 11am is selling something else.

2

Ask who owns the second name on your list

La Brea Bakery and Otis Spunkmeyer are both Aspire brands. If both quotes come back from one owner, you have one supplier and a spare invoice.

3

Ask about the order cut-off, not just the price

Sweet Temptations wants pastry orders 48 hours ahead and breakfast orders by 3pm the day before. That constraint shapes your prep more than a few cents on a croissant.

4

If you are the bakery, the supply list is short

Six ingredient houses here, and one of the notable Vernon names was absorbed in 2022. Worth knowing before you assume you can shop that side of the market around.

The addresses nobody publishes, and one bakery you cannot reach

Three companies here do not publish the address of the bakery itself, and we left the field blank rather than substituting a shop. Rockenwagner describes a 20,000 square foot facility running 24 hours a day and gives no production address anywhere on its site; it has a retail market on West Washington, and presenting that as the bakery would be a small lie. Normandie publishes two Los Angeles addresses and never says which houses the wholesale bakery that makes, in its own words, over 2,000 baguettes a day. La Monarca publishes neither an address nor a phone number of its own, and the Gardena production facility is on the record because Eater was let inside in December 2024, not because the company says so.

One company was excluded for being another company. Breadman LA and Melrose Baking Company publish the same street address, the same phone number, the same product categories and the same price-list PDF filename. That is one operation with two names, and listing both would have put a single company at a single address on two rows, which is precisely what our duplicate check exists to stop.

And the biggest absence is a company that should be here. Frisco Baking was the last survivor of the LA River breadbasket, and it filed for Chapter 11 in February 2025. Neither of its domains resolves to a working site. We could not verify what it currently sells or whether it is still trading, so it has no listing, only the paragraph above. Alongside it sit the ordinary exclusions: retail bakeries with no wholesale claim on their own site, and ingredient houses that turned out to be in Fresno, San Diego, Texas or New Jersey rather than Los Angeles.

  • Unpublished bakery addresses. Rockenwagner, Normandie and La Monarca. Each one is listed with the field blank rather than with a retail shop standing in for a production site.
  • Breadman LA. Same address, phone, categories and price-list file as Melrose Baking. One operation, one row, and the brand name recorded on the Melrose listing.
  • Frisco Baking. Chapter 11 in February 2025 and both domains dead. It gets the history section it earned and no listing, because there is nothing live to verify.

Unfiltered

What people say about buying bakery in Los Angeles

24 comments quoted verbatim from public threads, researched specifically for this city rather than reused from elsewhere on the site.

r/FoodLosAngeles16 points
I used to take Washington through mid-city every morning and always noticed a line of mostly Latinos in front of this place that's a block east of Crenshaw. Just looked it up and it's called Pacific French Bakery. Website [here](https://www.pacificfrenchbakery.com/index.html). Despite the name, they seem to cater more towards panaderia fare. I can't really give a review as I only went in once years ago. Posting here mainly because of that daily line out the door.
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r/FoodLosAngeles7 points
in my experience, the line is mostly cuz their bolillos are hot, fresh, and crazy cheap. everyone is walking out of there with a trash bag full
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r/FoodLosAngeles7 points
Northgate Market on Inglewood Blvd is one of the only *large* latino markets in the area. Their pan dulce section is honestly pretty good too, especially if you go in the morning.
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r/FoodLosAngeles5 points
La Original Panadería El Salvador where Koreatown meets East Hollywood. Grand Casino Bakery & Cafe for Argentinian pastries in Culver City. Tropicana Bakery & Cuban Cafe in Downey. La Guatemalteca Bakery, with locations in Ktown and East Hollywood. Panadería El Salvador in East Hollywood. Panadería La Original in Pico-Union In Silver Lake, I miss the old Café Tropical for Cuban and other Latin American pastries (it's still around but not the same).
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r/FoodLosAngeles2 points
Wow, I'd be surprised if there were a Central American bakery in the SGV, East LA or Whittier. I don't know of any in DTLA, but there's plenty just west in Pico-Union and Westlake (especially Salvadoran and Guatemalan). Panadería La Original is Salvadoran, off James Wood and Westlake, and last I went has the classics: peperechas, pastelitos de piña or leche, cachitos, quesadilla, marquesote, margaritas, etc.
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r/FoodLosAngeles4 points
Jalisco Bakery on Arbor Vitae in Inglewood. You will not be disappointed. I don't even like conchas that much and love them from here. Everything else has been spot on. Even the Tres Leches cake.
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Bakery distributors in Los Angeles: common questions

Who supplies bread to Los Angeles restaurants?

Seventeen wholesale bakeries on this page deliver finished bread and pastry, most of them daily and several every day of the year. Melrose Baking in Santa Fe Springs builds its line for foodservice rather than the shelf, with burger and slider buns, hoagies, ciabatta and deli breads. Cadoro in Inglewood bakes on its own sourdough starter with Cairnspring Mills flours and runs its own fleet across LA and into Orange County. Baguette Bistro in Van Nuys carries 29 products and delivers from the San Fernando Valley to Orange County. Bread Lounge, Bub and Grandma's, Clark Street and Rockenwagner all supply the trade too.

Where do LA bakeries buy flour and ingredients wholesale?

From a short list. BakeMark in Pico Rivera calls itself the largest bakery distributor in North America and makes its own mixes, fillings, icings and glazes. Bakery Depot in Vernon carries fresh yeast, fruit fillings and specialty flours and manufactures some items in-house. Americana Ingredients in Sun Valley pairs ingredients with packaging and imports flours for pita, lavash, barbari and sangak. Divine Specialties in San Fernando runs more than 5,000 specialty products weighted towards Belgian chocolate. JB Distribution in Commerce sells one catalogue to restaurants and bakeries alike.

What happened to the bakeries along the LA River?

The Eastsider, citing the LA Times, reported that at least fifteen large bakeries once operated along a five-mile stretch of the river through Cypress Park and Elysian Valley. Van de Kamp's on Fletcher Drive closed in early 1992 and its landmarked building is now a school. Dolly Madison on Ripple Street went from 900 employees in 1987 to 100 and shut in 2012 during the Hostess strike. Frisco Baking was the last one operating and filed for Chapter 11 in February 2025. The one new arrival in that corridor is Bub and Grandma's on Riverside Drive.

Who owns La Brea Bakery?

Aspire Bakeries, which lists five brands: La Brea Bakery, Otis Spunkmeyer, Oakrun Farm Bakery, La Francaise Bakery and Pennant. That matters if you are shopping around, because La Brea and Otis Spunkmeyer both appear in directory listings of Los Angeles wholesale bakeries as though they were separate businesses. La Brea also sells through distributors rather than direct: its own site sends foodservice buyers to a distributor finder, and the Los Angeles address it publishes is a corporate office rather than a bakery.

Are panaderias part of the LA wholesale bakery trade?

Yes, and one of them has become a distribution business. La Monarca was founded in Los Angeles in 2006 and now runs a dozen locations plus a 12,000 square foot production facility in Gardena that opened in 2017, where dough is proofed centrally and delivered to each branch to bake fresh daily. On the wholesale side it sells to grocery, mass and club retailers directly or through partners including KeHE, and takes smaller independent orders through Faire. The comments below cover the wider panaderia trade, which is a large part of what this search means in Los Angeles.

Do LA wholesale bakeries deliver before service?

Most of them, and it is the main thing you are buying. Sweet Temptations delivers every morning of the week between 4am and 8am and asks for pastry orders 48 hours ahead and breakfast orders by 3pm the day before. Chaumont laminates overnight and delivers before doors open, seven days a week. Baguette Bistro bakes and delivers every day of the year. Cake Monkey delivers seven days a week from Los Angeles down to San Diego. Bread Los Angeles delivers seven days a week and takes orders by text.

Is this directory paid or independent?

No distributor paid to be listed and there are no affiliate links to any of them. The directory is published by VoiceOrder Solutions, an ordering software company, and that relationship is disclosed in the footer of every page and on our about page. Listings are ordered by supplier type, not by any commercial relationship.

How was this list of LA bakery distributors built?

We ran search passes across wholesale bakeries, bakery ingredient supply and the panaderia trade in Los Angeles, then captured each candidate company's own website and read the details off it, in September 2026. Retail bakeries with no wholesale claim on their own site were excluded, as were ingredient houses that turned out to be in Fresno, San Diego, Texas or New Jersey. Twenty-one dead captures are named in our research notes so nobody cites them, including two that carried a correct address in the footer of a 404 page. A footer on a dead page is not a source.

A note on what is missing

Two known gaps. Greco and Sons, a large Chicago Italian foodservice distributor now being acquired by Sysco, is not listed because its site blocked our capture and we would not write it up from third-party sources. Stock Yards is a US Foods brand rather than an independent distributor, so it appears under US Foods rather than as its own listing. If you run a Los Angeles bakery distribution business and we have missed you, that is an omission rather than a judgement.

Listings verified September 2026. Details change; always confirm terms on a call.