Sola Bread Co - Tyler

I love this place. It's an excellent bakery, an amazing pizzeria with a wood fire oven, and it shares a building with the best brewery in Tyler. You can't ask for much more than that. Best croissant in Tyler, best gourmet pizza in Tyler.Food: 5/5

Great food, we had a pizza and bread and were very happy.Kid-friendliness: Special kid area with water games during the summer.

It has a great atmosphere even for children. However it is over priced. Food was a little mediocre as well as wine.Food: 3/5

We have been here multiple times and generally they are not open during the hours they say and tonight luckily we were here before the closed per the sign. We asked the staff at 725 how late they were serving new orders and several people all stated 8pm. We ordered a beer and looked at the menu and decided and at 743 I attempted to order pizza and was told that they were donefor the night. It is highly frustrating and happens on a consistent basis that they do not keep the hours posted. The pizza isok from the times I have had it but expensive for what it is. The meat on the charcuterie board generally tastes stale I getdried meat) but not in a good way and I stopped ordering this years ago. We love the idea of bread with no preservatives the wayit should be, but the business has a lot to work on and after tonight I have finally shown my wife that it is not worth it toeven think we will try to patronage in the future.

I had a ham and cheese croissant for breakfast here and a pepperoni pizza for lunch. Both were delicious! A few minor suggestions please carry a selection of soft drinks, get some large serving plates or something similar that you can wash sothat you 're not wasting a cardboard box that goes into the landfill for every single pizza, and get some real napkins insteadof paper towels. Despite these things, I still gave you 5 stars, but if these aren 't addressed before my next visit, I mightlower the rating. (Good food is 100% of the experience. :