E.A.T Marketplace - (Near Temecula, CA)

4 /5 BK: Eat Marketplace offers really good food with fresh flavors and a clean, inviting environment. The atmosphere makes it a pleasant spot to dine in. The only drawback is that the service tends to be on the slower side, which can be a bit frustrating if you’re in a hurry.

5 /5 Joel Parada: E.A.T. Marketplace in Old Town Temecula is a charming spot with delicious pastries, a solid menu, and an inviting atmosphere. Tip: There are two lines—one for pastries and to-go items, and another for food from the menu. My wife and I recently revisited E.A.T. Marketplace, and it was awesome to see that everything was just as great as last time. The staff is warm and welcoming, and all of their bakery items are gluten-free, which is such a rare and wonderful find. Highly recommend stopping in whenever you’re in Temecula. On our most recent Sunday breakfast, we tried both sides of the menu. From the to-go line, we grabbed a bacon and cheese egg biscuit and a maple and pecan doughnut. Both were tasty, but the standout was the ABC bagel sandwich we ordered from the food line. The bread was perfectly toasty, the ingredients fresh, and it all came together in a way that made it our favorite of the day—though a little hot sauce would’ve made it even better. The maple and pecan doughnut hit the perfect balance of sweet, with the pecans adding a satisfying crunch. We also appreciated the ample seating, both indoors and outdoors. Even though it was busy on a Sunday morning, we found a table outside and enjoyed the energy and views of Old Town Temecula. Overall, E.A.T. Marketplace continues to deliver—great food, friendly staff, and a vibrant atmosphere. Definitely one of our top recommendations in Temecula.

3 /5 Mia Barochiere: First time trying this place and I was honestly impressed!! I got a vanilla latte (half sweet), a java chip donut, and an ABC bagel sandwich. The coffee wasn’t good at all but maybe that’s because I got it half sweet. I loved the donut and ABC bagel a lot. I only rate it 3 instead of 4 stars because it was super pricey! But overall solid breakfast and coffee spot in town

2 /5 L Wesson: As a former fine dining pastry chef with experience in Michelin Guide restaurants, I can say their pastries are genuinely good and their pancakes are outstanding. However, their savory menu falls short. My most recent visit was very disappointing — the food was overly greasy and heavy, the salmon overcooked and dry, and overall, it simply lacked flavor. Considering we were among the first customers on a weekend morning, I expected better quality and more attention to detail — especially something as basic as controlling the amount of fat in a dish. On the bright side, the coffee and service are excellent. I recommend visiting for their pastries, particularly the fig–vanilla donut, which was absolutely amazing.

5 /5 B Farnworth: This isnt a speedy place to EAT at, but worth the wait for super good food with lots of local ingredients and house made practically everything. There coffee and teas are great as well along with all of their tasty gluten-free donuts cookie brownies and other desserts❣️