5 Best Breakfast Pastries In The Sam's Club Bakery
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There's something cozy and satisfying about starting your morning with a treat from the bakery, and Sam's Club turns that feeling into an easy reality. Whether you're supplying pastries for the morning meeting, trying to get your children to school on time, or you simply want a sweet start to your day, the wholesale warehouse has plenty of delectable pastries to add to your pantry.
From flaky, buttery croissants to rich, fluffy muffins, most of the pastries pair perfectly with your morning coffee. Not to mention they come in larger quantities at more reasonable costs, so you can stretch your satisfaction across multiple mornings without breaking the bank.
But of course, not every pastry is created equal, and consumers find certain pastries more enjoyable than others. So for this list, we scoured Sam's Club's website to bring you top-selling breakfast pastries rated four stars or higher for your next shopping trip.
Member's Mark All Butter Sandwich Croissants
When it comes to the secrets of the Sam's Club bakery, there's one simple yet exceptional pastry that deserves some extra attention. Member's Mark All Butter Sandwich Croissants are one of the store's highest-rated breakfast pastries, with 4.6 stars on Sam's Club website. For $5.96, you get 12 sandwich croissants crafted from yeast-leavened dough and real butter, giving each one its flaky texture. Overall, consumers said they enjoyed the croissant's buttery taste and crisp texture. Others appreciated the pastry's versatility, with one reviewer writing, "All three meals covered with one croissant! Great for breakfast, lunch, a quick bread to add to your dinner to make it stretch, and great with coffee in the morning."
While you can just eat the croissant right out of the packaging, you can throw it in the oven or microwave to heat it up. When ready, serve alongside coffee and fruit for a sweet breakfast or layer some eggs and cold cuts in the middle for a savory sandwich. The endless options are one of the reasons why Member's Mark croissants are one of the eight breads to buy at Sam's Club.
Member's Mark Variety Pack Muffins
Looking for a sweeter start to your morning? Perhaps Member's Mark Variety Pack Muffins are more your speed. For $6.82, you get six muffins, equaling $1.14 per muffin, which is cheaper than a single muffin from most home bakers or commercial coffee shops. Each container includes two blueberry muffins, two banana nut muffins, and two double chocolate muffins — each baked fresh in-store on a daily basis. Rated at 4.4 stars, it's one of Sam's Club's 11 most underrated items shoppers love. One member said, "These muffins are huge, soft, and stay amazingly moist. The variety pack is ideal for busy mornings or weekend treats, offering something for everyone so nothing goes to waste."
Another customer said the muffins aren't too sweet, perfect for those who are health-conscious, and go great with a cup of coffee. Pair your muffin with yogurt, fruit, bacon, or select cheeses for extra protein and fiber to keep you full for much longer through the day.
Member's Mark Tart & Sweet Apple Turnover
For a fall-adjacent treat, try Member's Mark Tart & Sweet Apple Turnover. One container is priced at $5.98 for eight turnovers, bringing one pastry to $0.75 a piece. With a 4.3-star rating, the turnover has a flaky, croissant-like crust with a rich apple filling and is finished off with a thick coat of sugar. Overall, buyers seemed to enjoy the pastry. In one review, the customer complimented the different textures in the pastry, with the crispy shell and soft apple filling, which they enjoyed warmed up. Another customer said, "We ate one and decided to freeze the rest. We have taken them out of the freezer, thawed them, and [they] are just as tasty as before they were frozen. Worth the time and money."
While the apple turnovers are just fine to eat as is, consider apple slices on the side, a cup of coffee, or some yogurt to go with it for a filling breakfast. To get the crust crispier, try throwing them in your oven or air fryer.
Member's Mark Chocolate Croissants
If you're in the mood for a warm, flaky croissant but want a bit more sweetness to your breakfast, opt for a more recent addition to Sam's Club bakery, hitting shelves in March 2026: Member's Mark Chocolate Croissants. The 4.1-star-rated 12-pack costs $5.54, perfect for a sweet addition to a family-style Saturday morning breakfast, work meeting, or just to stock up in your freezer. Each croissant is baked fresh daily with similar ingredients to the Butter Sandwich Croissants for that nice, crispy shell. However, on the inside is a rich, gooey center, as each container uses three semi-sweet chocolate bars.
The croissants are on the smaller side, almost half the size of the full-sized butter croissants. One buyer's review said, "One may not be enough, but they are so small that you can easily have three." Despite the size, consumers agreed the pastry itself is delicious, and heating it up in the air fryer is a minor step to upgrading the croissant.
Member's Mark Breakfast Platter Five Flavor Assortment
In charge of pastries for that morning meeting? Sam's Club has you covered with Member's Mark Breakfast Platter, Five Flavor Assortment. For $20.93, you get a variety of 40 pastries, including eight each of Strawberry Delights, Lemon Raspberry, Cinnamon Crumb, Chocolate Swirl, and Blueberry Streusel to satisfy everyone's taste. With a 4.1-star rating, consumers agreed the pastries are a nice size for the price and perhaps larger than what's shown in the photos. "The pictures in the app are deceptive. They are much bigger than they seem, three inches by three inches," one member said.
As for taste, many members also agreed the pastries were thoroughly baked without tasting dry or stale. Alongside protein like bacon and fruit such as berries, pair your pastries with coffee, tea, or any fruit juices you enjoy in the morning. The next time you're craving a sweet breakfast, you may want to hit up Sam's Club for delicious pastries at reasonable costs.