Whose place is open late on the weekends and makes great pastries but they serve all around town…read moreand coffee, shops and the like. They serve frozen yogurt from their other establishment. Nice well with big windows and welcoming display cases. They also sell kombucha and other drink drinks in the cooler.

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.

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.

I haven't actually visited in person yet my cousins were kind enough to grab a to go order for me…read more I've heard the inside is lovely, with pastries practically calling your name from the display. It's clearly a popular spot, and from what I hear, getting there early is key if you want their famous croissants. Everything we ordered was amazing a rocky road cookie, a chocolate croissant, and the ham and cheese croissant. Even two days later, everything was still tasty. The flaky layers were especially impressive. I'm a big rocky road fan and had never tried it as a cookie before this one was a winner and tasted fresh, not processed at all. Definitely looking forward to visiting in person next time.

nuvrei was another great fine on our foodie tour of Portland…read more Their pastries were delicious and their sandwiches were the star of the show. The service was good and the ambience at both cafés were awesome

Adorable locally own coffee shop. I think it was the owner working the front based off of his…read moreconfidence and pride in his pastries. He highlighted to us the baked good that he felt came out well that day. The chocolate croissant was flakey and well balanced and the canele was the perfect little sweet treat. The blueberry muffin was jam packed with blueberries. We also ordered the rose croissant which was fun to eat. The rose was not too overpowering and added a bit of uniqueness. 10/10 great way to start the day.

This is a review for the Pix-o-matic, since we stopped by on a whim after dinner at another…read morerestaurant. I just love this machine. Desserts are nice and cold and for those with food allergies, allergens are neatly labeled on both the informational placard on the side and on the box. The staff keep the machine stocked pretty regularly so there's always something tasty inside. I went with the lemon curd tart this time and it was delicious! Prices for an individual sized treat runs about $12-16 overall.

When I heard Portland had a dessert vending machine, I knew it had to be on the list of places to…read morevisit! I stopped in mid afternoon on a weekday, so it was pretty quiet, which meant I had free run of the place to poke around and also try to figure out how the vending machine machines worked. Fortunately, all I had to do was actually read the posted directions and voilà, dessert! I was surprised by the price at first, but can't deny and it was a high-quality dessert. I tried the hazelnut chocolate mousse cake which had a name that I've completely forgotten now of course! It took me a while to find it while I was there, but there is a menu on a table that describes what each of the desserts are, since they are only identified by name in the vending machine.

This is about cookies. We came on a cookie crawl…read more This was going up against KokiKoki for thick non-traditional cookies. We have had these before and loved them. The pandan was amazing, see the pic to see how moist it is in the center. #2 on the list. This place is like an art gallery of delicious sweet creations.

walked in & walked straight out. u gotta be kidding me with these prices…read more $10 for a relatively small price of cake, $6 per small cookie, etc.... no thanks, not in these times. Also, this isnt NYC and there are plenty of options at more reasonable prices. Lastly, the display wasnt even all that attractive. With those prices, I'd half expect the place to look like a museum for pastries or something.

A short weekend in the Portland area and we stumbled upon this bakery on Yelp. This bakery is…read moreamazing. It is so delicious and there are so many options to choose from. Plenty of items to choose for breakfast along with probably the best iced coffee I have had or if you want to come back for lunch, they have options for that too! They were so kind when we entered as well, helping us figure out what to get and what is popular in general. We encountered very kind locals as well, giving us some great suggestions! Overall, my wife and I love the atmosphere of this place. 10/10, will be coming back.

Basic bahn mi. Skimpy on the filling. Lemongrass pork. Quickly made. Fresh crusty bread. Partition…read morebetween workers and customers. Masks worn. Little parking. Overpriced desserts. Cheap sandwiches. Busy place with food packages up inside for grab n go. Not really much seating. Worth it for the bahn mi.

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.

Love La Provence. This was our first time at the Petite location on Alberta. We visit Portland a…read morecouple times a year and always end our trip with brunch here. Sunday morning at 11am my husband and I got a seat at the bar. It was pretty busy. As usual the fresh croissant was amazing, flakey, and buttery. I had the chefs omelette for the first time. It was exactly as I wanted it and the hash browns were nice and crunchy. My husband had the corned beef hash and it was so flavorful and delicious. I will order that next time. Ambiance is great and service was fast and friendly.

I have been going to this location since the year they opened. Back when they had dinner. Before I…read morecould consume alcohol (I was 20, it's been about 15 years). I was treated crappily by staff who I observed saying my order was not their responsibility. Not everyone there was bad. The initial service I got was good, but my coffee was so poorly slapped together because I spoke up. My sandwich was also slapped together missing ingredients I paid for, so enjoy the extra money I guess. Here's how the interaction went. I was assured my mocha would be ready in a few minutes, before my food, from a really nice staff person who too my to-go order. They instructed me where to stand. I watched the person put together my mocha. All that was needed was ice. My food came out quickly and I took it while waiting for my drink. 15 minutes passed. Two staff members looked at my drink and one said "who put this here " and another person said "I don't know, not my problem". I spoke up and said "hey that's my drink and if you put ice in it, I promise I'll get out of your way" - it was busy and packed. I was trying to be understanding. One of them made a disgusted face at me and said "I was gonna put ice in it!!!" ... wow. Eventually they did. And did it so sloppily that there was mocha all over the drink. The top was put on poorly and the drink spilled all over me. I tried to tell another server who was greeting and seating people but they kept saying "oh it's okay! It's totally fine" - no, it actually isn't. I get it. You don't want my business of 15+ years, but there are nicer ways of conveying that. I was ripped off and treated in a way I don't treat my enemies. But just like my order, that's "not your problem", right?