From the outside, it looks just like a house. When inside, it is just as cozy. They have a great…read moreselection of treats, savory or sweet which makes this one if my favorite spots. Love the potato salad to death. The staff are always so kind and tend to your questions easily. Outdoor and indoor seating is great and people are always down to talk or leave it at a simple hello. Love this place and go often, say hi if you see me!

My husband and I love this place!! It's our favorite breakfast in Hillsboro. Service is always…read moregreat and everyone is very friendly. There is a reason why their biscuits are award winning. Truly the best biscuit I've ever had and the egg inside is cooked perfectly. We also ordered the BAM which was delicious. There is the perfect amount of lime in the avocado. Focaccia was fluffy and flavorful. The horchata donut is really good however I don't get too much of a horchata flavor. I normally get this because I'm craving a good original donut. This is our second time coming and can't wait to enjoy summer days on the patio.

The best cinnamon roll in all Portland, in my opinion. I go…read moreevery week to GCB for a loaf and it's impossible to resist their pastries. Everything is fresh and the kitchen seems to be very clean. The team working there is always very nice and open to adjust to our needs, like slicing the loaf, removing ingredients we dont like or have food restrictions in their sandwiches... GCB is a must have at least once a week for me! Highly recommended!!!

Always great! Just beware this location is paid parking. Was easy to use the scan code but just…read moreletting the unfamiliar know.

Tous Les Jours is my all time favorite bakery and my go-to for any cakes. It's one of those places…read morewhere you walk in and immediately start staring at pastries you didn't plan to buy, because everything is displayed so intentionally and looks photogenic. The pastries are mostly light and mildly sweet, which I personally enjoy because I'm not much of a heavy, sugar-bomb style baked goods. If you like delicate flavors, this place hits. The service is really good and the ambiance is cute. My favorite's are here: Macarons (Specifically the pistachio & rose), red bean bread, and all the pastries. I tried their coffee couple of times, and it was really good. Overall, a must try if you haven't. I don't know anyone so far who doesn't like Tous Les Jours :P

Ok food and drink . Trying to look Parisian and king of ok vibe . Overall above average Parisian…read morelookalike pastry place

Over the weekend a friend brought over a cake from Blue Moon Bakery. I almost never get to eat…read moredessert because I am gluten and dairy free, so I was pretty excited to learn this was one cake I could eat! The cake was a coffee cake sort with blueberries. Oh my goodness it was so incredible! It was somehow dense but moist and light all at the same time, with the most satisfying texture... and the flavors! Just the perfect amount of sweetness, and I'm almost certain it had some good pinches of sea salt and cinnamon in it as well. On another impressive note, the cake wasn't crumbly at all, meaning all those delicious bites made it to my mouth:). 2026 #8

Run! Don't walk…read more The BEST gf pastries I've had. On Fridays and Saturdays they make breakfast sandwiches from their savory scones, highly recommend. They also do deliveries from online orders to the surrounding areas. They even have board games to play while you enjoy a coffee and their quaint bakery vibes.

We were on the hunt for the best Pan and we found it! So fresh! The concha's and beso were soooooo…read moreperfect!!

Great selection of fresh made tasty sweet breads, cookies, cakes and treats. I remember a lot of…read morethese from my childhood and it transported me right back to the simpler times in life with just one bite. The lady behind the counter was just as sweet as all these treats she was selling. It was our first time in and I was literally like a kid in a candy shop. (I tend to go nuts for sweets) My husband just held the tray as I placed treat after treat describing it to him and telling him how he has to try this on and that one. At the end of the day it didn't break the bank but it cost my waste line once again lol

Arrived late afternoon on a Wednesday to find parking spaces available in the parking lot. While…read morethe shop entrance is actually located on the corner of the block, you can access it from the parking lot around back. The pastry case may seem small, but it is packed with flavor. It is a bit cluttered in the space. However, inside you will be greeted by the most beautifully crafted pastries of all shapes and colors. The craftsmanship of each pastry lends to a hand with utmost steadiness and preciseness. The also sell fantastic Japanese Soufflé Pancakes - they take time to make so plan for at least 30 minutes wait up to an hour on weekends. I picked out four of the pastries and the tiramisu. The pastries were all fresh and delightful in flavor. The lavender one was my absolute favorite - subtle yet flavorful. The tiramisu was a bit strong for me. Everything else was fantastic. Super super reasonable prices considering the quality.

The Ube cheesecake is a must try! The creaminess and flavor is so good. I grabbed a Hokkaido boba…read moretea to finish my errands around town. The treats from here are always so fresh and make my heart smile. The macarons are my husband's favorite since he doesn't like chocolate or cheesecake. I grabbed him a Ube cookie. I tried a chocolate mouse tart that was super light and airy that paired perfectly with a dessert wine. Try it you won't be disappointed. Small parking lot.

One of our favorite wetlands is in Forest Grove and we love pairing it with a visit to this…read moreBakehouse. It's pretty small, but they offer both indoor and outdoor seating. Every single person I've interacted with has been so incredibly kind, so don't be afraid to ask for recommendations. They have a full coffee menu, make their own syrups, and often have an employee special that's fun to try! Don't skip a drink! They also offer an array of pastries and bread. I love their almond croissant, even though it's not usually my first choice. There are so many layers and it's so flavorful. I'm also a big fan of their breakfast sandwich, mostly because it comes on a croissant. Honestly, you can't go wrong here. Do yourself a favor and give this place a try next time you are in the area, you won't regret it. And heads up that they also have a spot at the Orenco Farmers market so you can grab pastries there as well!

Had the opportunity to try more than just that perfect pastry and morning drink combo I usually go…read morewith and I ordered the turkey bagel sandwich, as well as a half a loaf of bread to go for the upcoming week. The turkey bagel was made from fresh ingredients and well packed, it was a delicious way to start the day! While I was exploring more of Forest Grove I was thinking back to what I was charged, thinking it was a quite a bit more than my last visit here, and I did look back at the menu and realize I was charged double for my half loaf ($9 for a half loaf of bread). I totally understand mistakes happen, I went back and the staff were very helpful in finding my order and refunding me the amount I was over charged. Can't wait to try more from Slow Rise!

I have been aware of Japanese loaf bread but had not tried egg and other sandwiches made with it…read more Oyatsupan is our regional Japanese baker. If you visit you will find a very large selection of sweet and savory single-serving rolls-treats, sandwiches, and drinks. And they have thin- or thick-sliced loaves of Japanese white bread. It is very popular with families, eat-in, and takeaway. Families love to allow wide-eyed children to pick among options. They have a hygienic system of clean tongs and trays for your selection. The takeaway goes in nice boxes, honoring the tradition of Japanese packaging. I would have to say, I am still trying to figure out how to use Japanese loaf bread, in contrast to Italian or French bread. I grew up in a family of whole wheat bread. When I toast the thin-sliced Japanese bread, the inside is not done. So I'm experimenting with a short microwave after toasting. I'm also looking at what to put on Japanese bread toast. The staff is customer-oriented, parking is vast and they are near the Tualatin Parks and Rec facility to burn calories before or after. Unique, friendly, community, cool.

Nice Japanese bakery in Beaverton…read more Pastries ~ made fresh everyday and tasty. Self serving and pay at counter. Vibe a bit sterile but bench tables make it nice for a group to enjoy dessert and conversation together.

We found Helvetia Station by accident during a road trip to Oregon. As we pulled into the parking…read morelot/driveway, freshly baked pies were being delivered to the shop, which is essentially a small shack located at the end of the driveway near the road. We bought one of the mixed berry pies, which are the perfect size to share between two people while sitting in the car. This pie was easily the best pie I've ever eaten! The crust was a perfectly baked butter crust! Oh my! So good!

The gentlemen is so nice and the shack is really cool and rustic. There's a lot of stuff to play…read morewith outside for children so my son had a lot of fun with the ride on tractor and wagon. The shaved ice was truly delicious. The ice was shaved so fine and they put a lot of toppings and syrup on it. I would even say it rivals the ones we've had in Hawaii. Definitely coming here again for that shaved ice.

Brunch at La Provence is always a solid move, and the corned beef hash mostly delivers…read more The hash itself is flavorful and well-seasoned, with nice crispy bits that give it texture. The corned beef leans a little more on the tender side than crispy, but it still pairs really well with the potatoes and peppers. Eggs on top were cooked right (went with over easy), and once everything mixes together, it's a pretty satisfying plate. That said, I was hoping for a bit more punch--either more crisp on the beef or a slightly bolder seasoning to really make it stand out. It's good, just not quite "crave it all week" level. The atmosphere, as always, is cozy and a little elevated for a brunch spot--great place to sit and take your time. Service was friendly and on point, no complaints there

My mother and I were having a lovely Sunday afternoon today and wanted to enjoy a nice lunch this…read morelocation. However, enjoy was the last thing i would call our experience today. Mainly due to one INCREDIBLY rude employee, who i am going to assume is the manager, or something close, considering she was the only one in plain clothes, and not in a uniform or server outfit. This woman was an absolute walking nightmare. First off, we came in around 1pm. Mind you, this location closes at 3pm. So immediately, after we walked in, we stood there for a good minute or so before one of the FIVE employees, including nightmare manager lady, who were standing on, in or around the front counter ask "table for two?".. as the manager slowly grabbed our menus to hand to the server, i immediately noticed she had an attitude. Almost like she was annoyed we were coming to eat.. I shook it off, we sat down. We had our small dog in a stroller, so we had asked to eat outside. The outside area was busy. It is a sunny 70+ degree day so we asked for as much shade as we could get. The server pointed us towards a table with one half completely in the sun. We pointed to the 3-4 tables behind us that were in full shade. The server said they just closed that section. Umm ok, but, not the severs fault that the available tables were in the sun.. so, ok, no problem. We sat down. It took our server a while to get to us, but she was hustling and doing very her best. When she got to us she was gracious and very friendly. She was also very accommodating when we ask for our meal to be split to share. I wish i had gotten her name because she was the only nice part of our experience today and she was a lovely young lady. So, as we waited for our food, my mother was getting uncomfortable in the direct sun. I offered to switch seats, but she just tried to move her chair more to the side, towards the inner isle. Nightmare manager whips out of the door and VERY rudely, and loudly, barks at my 74yr old mother "mam, that's just not going to work! It's too narrow in here!" Everyone looked at us as she yelled this at my mother. At this point, most of the tables outside were emptying. So i said "could we maybe switch tables? She's just very uncomfortable in the sun." this nightmare of a human throws her hand up at us, like IN OUR FACES, and in a very annoyed voice says "you gotta give me a minute " and darts past us. We were floored. My mom and I look at each other like "huh?!?" There is now very few people left in the entire restaurant, inside or out. So it was pretty clear it was less about being busy and more that she was simply in "i want to close up and go home" mode. But hey, food service can be stressful, i get that. What i don't get is yelling at customers like they're your five year old. At this point the servers are wiping down the tables and stacking chairs. Mind you, it's only been roughly 20 min. So it's about 1:30pm.. again, they close at 3pm. But they were all clearly in shut down mode.. So when nightmare manager lady doesn't come back, we asked another server if we could move. She looks around at the empty tables, that are now 100% in the shade, and is like "ummmmmmmm, sure?" I said "great!" Got up and move to the shadiest table. Then nightmare manager whips outside again, and, as we are picking up our our silverware and water cups, this woman shoves next to my mom, who fumbling with her water glass, purse and silverware, and begins wiping the table down before we even retrieved our things. She says nothing to us. Her body language was aggressive and she was obviously very annoyed. Annnnnd that's when I called it. We hadn't even received our food. We got up and left, while I chipped "you can tell them to just throw our food away. You've been incredibly rude and we're done" and we left. This woman ruined a lovely Sunday afternoon i was spending with my mother. She was annoyed and rude the second we interacted with her. She may be stressed out, but to treat customers with such obvious distain, is unacceptable. This woman clearly can't handle the pressure.. so i HIGHLY recommend they get her out of the kitchen, LITERALLY! To this nightmare woman, i am so sorry we annoyed you with our business today. Don't worry, we will not be back..