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Press picks, until locals rank their own Top 5s. Sourced from the local food press. As seen in Las Vegas Review-Journal. Updated August 2026.
Freed's Bakery · Las Vegas
A family bakery running more than six decades, with counters across the valley plus stadium and arena outposts. The case runs deep on strawberry shortcake, rugelach, macarons, and cookies, and the custom wedding and birthday cakes are the backbone of the business. Easy to walk out with more than you came for.
Manan Bakery Las Vegas
Known first for wedding cakes, with elaborate basket-weave icing and tiered designs built to a couple's specifics. Eastern European touches turn up in the pastry case too, ladyfinger tiramisu among them. More a special-occasion order counter than an everyday grab-and-go stop.
Pastry Palace · Las Vegas
A family-owned custom cake shop that will build almost anything you can describe, from designer handbag replicas to a simple sheet cake. Wedding cakes anchor the business, but birthday and specialty orders get the same detail. Sahara Avenue address, budget-flexible on design.
Milk Bread LV · Chinatown
A Japanese-Filipino bakery built around shokupandesal, a mashup of fluffy Japanese milk bread and Filipino pandesal. Breads, cakes, and pastries are baked fresh daily, with seasonal specialties like fruit cake and gingerbread in the case, plus coffee and tea at the counter.