DeSimone Deli & Bakery – Huntington Beach, CA: Hours & Menu

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6850 Edinger Ave, Huntington Beach, CA 92647

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Address6850 Edinger Ave, Huntington Beach, CA 92647

Phone(714) 847-0922

StyleJewish bakery

CountyOrange County

Time zonePacific Time

From city center1.6 mi northwest

About DeSimone Deli & Bakery

DeSimone Deli & Bakery serves Huntington Beach from 6850 Edinger Ave, about 1.6 mi northwest of central Huntington Beach.

Our Huntington Beach directory counts 60 bakeries in total — about one per 3,219 people living in the city. If you want to compare, Deys Doughnuts and Croissants sits 0.4 mi from here.

Hours were not published with this listing. Most Jewish bakerys in Huntington Beach open in the early morning, but phoning (714) 847-0922 first is a good idea.

At a glance

Listed as	Jewish bakery
Bakeries in Huntington Beach	60
Nearest bakery	0.4 mi

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What to order

Typical items at a Jewish bakery like this one — the bakery's own selection may differ.

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Breads & Bagels

Pumpernickel RaisinDark, slightly sweet pumpernickel loaf studded with plump raisins, dense and moist, often toasted with cream cheese.
ChallahBraided egg bread with a glossy, lacquered crust and a soft, pull-apart interior, traditionally baked for Friday night Shabbat dinner.
BialysFlat, chewy rolls from Białystok with a sunken center filled with roasted onion and poppy seeds, baked rather than boiled.
BagelsHand-rolled rings, boiled then baked for a chewy, dense bite and a shiny crust, in plain, sesame, poppy, onion and everything.

Babka & Cakes

Jewish Apple CakeTube cake layered with cinnamon-tossed apple slices, made with oil for a moist, tender crumb and a crackly sugared top.
Chocolate BabkaTwisted yeast loaf with many swirls of dark chocolate filling, often topped with crunchy streusel, moist and rich in every slice.
Cinnamon BabkaBraided babka with cinnamon-sugar ribbons running through a soft, buttery dough, finished with a crumbly streusel topping.
Honey Cake (Lekach)Dark, fragrant loaf sweetened with honey and spiced with cinnamon, clove and coffee, baked for a sweet new year at Rosh Hashanah.

Cookies & Rugelach

RugelachRolled crescents of cream cheese dough filled with apricot jam, raspberry, chocolate or cinnamon-walnut, flaky and tender.
MandelbrotTwice-baked almond loaves sliced into crisp oblongs, the Ashkenazi cousin of biscotti, often with chocolate chips or cinnamon sugar.
Seven-Layer CookiesTricolor almond sponge layers stacked with apricot and raspberry jam, enrobed in a thin shell of chocolate.
Linzer TartsJam-filled sandwich cookies of nutty shortbread dusted with powdered sugar, the raspberry center peeking through a cut-out.