Easiest 5 star review!…read more It's all about the goods, baked goods. Breads. Treats. Sammies. Coffee and all the drinks are fine but everything in display was made by hand with quality ingredients. People line up until it's gone. Some days we've waited thirty people deep but in this day it was about a dozen. Service is quick and although there is seating, it's often full. We always go with the intention of eating somewhere else. The jamon sandwich, French pastries and especially the perfectly crunchy carmelly palmier are my faves. The Annex next door has a paired down list of options that often keeps the line from getting too long at the main store. We love both. It's always part of our Portland itinerary and sometimes multiple mornings in a row.

A must-visit Portland staple that absolutely lives up to the hype. Started with a London Fog, which…read morewas smooth, comforting, and the perfect pairing for a slow morning. The quiche was rich, flaky, and packed with flavor, while the chocolate croissant had beautifully laminated layers with just the right balance of buttery pastry and chocolate. The fresh bread was the highlight, beautifully crusty on the outside, soft and chewy on the inside, and everything you'd hope for from a true artisan bakery. You can taste the quality and craftsmanship in every bite. Service was swift and easy, making the experience seamless from start to finish. There was also a decent amount of seating available, making it a great spot whether you're grabbing something on the go or catching up with a friend over coffee and pastries. The atmosphere feels warm and inviting without being overly busy or rushed.

One of my favorite bakeries alongside berlu bakery and babcia bread. Their croissants (butter,…read morealmond, chocolate, savory) are my absolute favorite thing to get. If you can't finish the croissants day of, make sure to retoast them in the toaster oven! It will still be buttery and flakey and delicious! I love getting their bon bons as gifts for others (too expensive to just get for myself ) and my favorite pastry is their snickers bar. Gosh, not much else to say because others have such a good job with their reviews. They're currently looking for a new location and I'm sad to see them leave their old spot on Williams.

As I stated in my last review, JunJu is a stop I will always make while visiting Portland. This…read moretime around, the day we after we arrived in the city, the owners announced that they would be closing permanently as of Dec 28, 2026. Sad times! JinJu is my favorite bakery of the year and we had already planned a visit over the weekend before the news ever hit. We drove on over on Sunday for one last hurrah. Oh my god the line. We got there a bit over 15 minutes before opening, figuring that things wouldn't be too bad, but by that time the line stretched down the block, around the corner, and almost to the alleyway. I counted 70 people in line ahead of us. By the time the bakery opened at 8AM, there were at least another 60+ people in line after us, marching further down all the way to Vancouver Ave. Insane line. We didn't reach the door until after 9AM and then it took another 10 minutes or so to get to the front of the line. Our total wait was 1.5 hours and it was still worth the effort in my opinion. By the time we got to the front, the Ham, Bacon & Gruyere and whatever was in the bottom left case (Almond?) were already out of stock. The Butter and Chocolate were both running low with perhaps 10 pieces left of each. While the operation is winding down, the quality is still as high as ever. We went with our old standbys - the Butter Croissant, Chocolate Croissant, Spinach Feta Tart, and Morning Bun, all just as good as I remembered. I'm not even going to describe them again since they were pretty much 100% identical to my first two visits (for those curious, refer to my previous review). Portland is really losing something special. I hope Jin and Q take a well deserved long vacation and then open another concept in the near future! PS: After our multiple visits, I was never able to obtain their Almond Croissant. That's definitely my white whale, never to be achieved at this point!

This is such a cute little shop to grab a pastry and enjoy some coffee…read more I'm a croissant fanatic and was looking for a good place to get a croissant. I'm so glad I found this place. They have a great selection of pastries. The croissants are so amazing. You can tell it's a good croissant from all the fluffy layers. It's got a good egg wash on top which makes it crispy on top and soft and buttery on the inside. I also had to get the tiramisu latte. It was made to perfection. I like my coffee sweet so this was right up my ally. I also got a cookie and brownie. When you heat up the cookie and brownie a bit, it's a little taste of heaven! If you're in the area, don't sleep on this place. It's a must try!

Dropped by again after awhile (I don't always go to uptown) but when I do I need to drop by!…read moreService was great as they were kind and friendly-especially telling us they taped the base of the cake to avoid it from tilting and falling. I got the chocolate noir again because I loved the richness! It was delicious and strong! I also got their croissants this time! It was one of the best croissants I've ever had! It was light, airy, and the butter taste was not overpowering. It was fantastic! Yes, this area is a little more $$ but it's worth going and if I ever drop by an Artisserie Fine Bakery, I will get it (and try their other goodies, too!)

Such a cute space to relax in! Feels like I stepped inside an Instagram reel. We tried a slice of…read moretheir pistachio raspberry cake and got 4 macarons to go. The cake was divine! Solid without being too dense, pieces of pistachio throughout the cake, with a thick raspberry frosting that wasn't overbearingly sweet. I would definitely buy again! Service was fast and friendly. You order at the counter. There's a water station with cutlery and napkins, and we bussed our own table. Would definitely return!

My date and I stopped here on NYE for a sweet treat. He got a snickerdoodle cookie. I got a variety…read moreof their gluten free vegan cookies to include chocolate chip (fire!!), lavender (dry) and sprinkles (haven't tried yet). Overall a cute shop and would come back again.

I really love this bakery when I'm visiting Portland. I've been a couple times now with family…read moreafter a friend of mine recommended it. They have a few locations, but I've only been to this one as I prefer a more relaxed environment. It reminds me of the bakery I worked at for 4 years in my restaurant industry days. A little bit rustic in a cozy way--as much as I love a modern space, this feels like a spot regulars would go to for years to come. Both times I've been, I've gotten a meal to order as well as a few pastries/desserts to take with me. The gateau is my favorite and hits the spot, and I really enjoyed the other items I've gotten too.

The counter person was either stoned or didn't care or both . I asked A simple question "are these…read moresalads made today?" I HAVE NO IDEA. After trying to get a definitive answer he started to smile and laugh WHY THE ATTITUDE Better either do drug testing or hiring staff the give a hoot about the customer. He should be fired. Get on it Abby, lead. I left!!!

Wonderful pie! We ordered:…read more Blueberry Victoria: Delicious, with lots of bluebefries S'mores: Wow! Cocoanut cream: Delicious, not too sweet Lemon honey: Very sweet Chocolate caramel brownie: Great The staff is friendly and helpful. We will definitely return. Street parking. Inside and outside seating.

The crust isn't my favorite here. It's really hard and stiff…read more - raspberry rhubarb: so excited to see another place serve this combination. Extremely sad that this pie slice was so very bland. - strawberry shortcake: loved all the whipped cream. The pie crust was kind of weird with it. - chocolate peanut butter: not bad. Very rich. - smores: my favorite! I love the toasted marshmallow topping. The service was super friendly! The packaging was weird... just chocolate sticky smears all over the outside of the box... and not even a bag to at least stop from getting your car sticky from the mess.

Pastry, viennoiseries, and bread are all very nice. Onion rolls are always a hit if you bring them…read moreto a dinner at someone's house. For a real treat, get a ham& cheese croissant warm for breakfast, follow-up by an exquisite buttery kouign-amann (hard to pronounce but *absolutely* worth the effort). This in an apricot tart for a wonderful dessert or midnight snack. The only downside is the macarons. No macaron is bad, but theirs are usually disappointing (too crunchy & average fillings). But that's a small downside for how good everything else is.

My wife and I have been here three times now, and there is a lot to love. Every baked good we've…read moretried, both sweet and savory, has been amazing. We've had a couple of their sandwiches, which were fresh and delicious. You can also get a salad on the side with fresh vegetables and a tasty dressing. The only thing we haven't liked is the coffee. No matter what kind of drink we've had, it just hasn't been good. Otherwise, it would be 5 stars, easily. As for the service, the people who work there come across as a little intense and overly serious, but they are also quick and accurate. The restaurant itself has a nice cafe feel. I definitely recommend it if you're looking for some tasty treats and delicious breads.

Overall - A classic Portland staple for Asian pastries that aren't overly sweet but are still…read morepacked with flavor. Location - Located in the plaza at Powell and 82nd with plenty of shared parking. Since it sits at the intersection of two major roads, getting in and out can be a bit challenging if you're going against the flow of traffic. Service - Every time I've visited, I've been in and out within minutes because the staff knows exactly what they're doing. As with any bakery, the selection becomes more limited later in the day. Flavor - I usually go with some type of pineapple bun, and I appreciate that it isn't overly sweet. If I had one suggestion, it would be a little more filling, such as taro. That said, at around $1.50 per bun, it's hard to complain.

LOCATION: located on 82nd around other stores in a large retail plaza, prettt ways to find and the…read moresign is hit hard to read but plenty of parking. SERVICE AND FOOD: Service is decent, mainly Chinese speaking but kind of like going to a donut shop and ordering from the displays. A bit messy inside but classic Chinese bakery vibes. The pastries are MASSIVE! Huge and great prices, got about 6/7 pastries and it cost about $16. The BBQ bun and pineapple bun are my favorite and wish to try their egg tart that sold out. Overall, great bakery for some classic Chinese pastries.