Sweet Pea Bakery
Arroyo Grande
1200 East Grand Avenue, Suite N 102
Arroyo Grande
Sweet Pea Bakery, your friendly neighborhood bakery located in Arroyo Grande, was first founded in 2013 by Kelli “Sweet Pea” Smithback. After years of refining her culinary skills and developing her own unique twists on classic baked goods, Kelli opened the doors of Sweet Pea Bakery to the world. Since then, the bakery’s acclaimed pastries and morning buns have won the heart of the California Central Coast. In 2018, Kelli passed along Sweet pea’s legacy to Mikaela and Nikola. With a culinary background and a love of baking, Mikaela has always dreamed of owning and operating her bakery. Nikola was one of Sweet Pea’s very first employees, has several years of experience as a barista, and has a background in business. Both Mikaela and Nikola are excited for the future of Sweet Pea bakery, and together they look forward to brining you the delicious baked goods and rich coffee you have come to love.!
(805) 440-3456
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