Wonderful! They have a great system down to efficiently manage the amount of visitors. We ordered a…read morebaguette and blueberry lemon tart. Both were fantastic! We will definitely be back next time we are in Portland and try some new items.

How does one spend over $100 at a bakery - come to Standard and you'll find out! And it was…read moreabsolutely worth the wait in the rain on a Sunday morning. After having some of the bread prior to our meals at a few restaurants, we found out the bread is locally sourced at a sister business right around the corner from where ate the night before. There is parking avail for customers in the lot for 30 mins, we prob waited about 20 mins and crossed the threshold into baked goods heaven. There was so much to select from - we got pastries, cookies, pizza and bread - and we pretty much liked everything. Our least favorite was the morning bun with walnuts - we didn't have it right away so that might've been part of the issue. Just note that the bread served at the restaurants aren't available until 2pm - we were leaving that morning so we weren't going wait for it. We opted for other loaves instead and they didn't disappoint. If you want something yummy and fresh - make sure to stop by here before heading out of Portland. I do wish the setup was a bit more conducive to the big crowds as there isn't much space from the front door to the counter but still a fantastic find!

Outstanding ice cream and baked goods. The Main Blueberry ice cream is legit blueberry-ish, and…read morethe s'mores ice cream tastes of real graham cracker. The ginger cookie was excellent, and all the rest of the baked goods looked as good.

Very good bakery for take out baked goods. There is no seating in the bakery. It is counter service…read moreonly. The selection of baked goods is very good. On a Saturday morning at 8am it was mostly breakfast items, with a few lunch-ish items sprinkled in. There are some desserts, but only a handful...perhaps those come out later in the day. Every item in the case has its own little sign so it is very clear what everything is and how much it costs. I love that! I tried one of each flavor of the onigiri, the blueberry tart, the lemon ricotta tart, strawberry rhubarb danish, and the cinnamon bun. Honestly...everything was so delicious, so fresh, so unique. The flavors in each item were special in some way, definitely not your typical Panera baked goods...definitely a notch above. Will be back for sure

I went to this tiny place I had heard about around lunch time and the person behind the counter was…read moreapologetic that there wasn't much left. I got the miso orange cinnamon roll and it was DELICIOUS! So soft, flavorful and not too sweet. I can't wait to go back.

"Oh, sister, when I come to lie in your arms You should not…read moretreat me like a stranger" (Bob Dylan) Did you hear the one about how a tiny home bakery from Maine enters a national cookie contest and walks away with six awards for their Cran-Raisin-Orange Walnut and Lemon Ricotta cookies? Well, if you heard about that, you are no doubt familiar with My 3 Sisters Italian Cookies of Portland, Maine. They are all over the Northeast at Farmer's Markets and such. My 3 Sisters don't have a website, but you can track them down on Facebook, Instagram and Etsy. Their Etsy page is where you can order. We found them at the Kennebunkport Farmer's Market where four varieties of their cookies were on sale - Chocolate Volcano, Lemon Ricotta, Cran-Raisin Orange, and Italian Butter. We bought a Lemon Ricotta, one Cran-Raisin Orange, and a small Whoopie Pie. We loved all of them, but if I needed to pick my favorite it would be that Cran-Orange. Fantastic flavors! Their Etsy page tells the story of their recipes. They've "been in my family for generations and we were taught how to cook by our grandparents. We use local ingredients and small batches to make sure the quality is in every cookie. (They) have no preservatives...so when you receive them they are individually packaged and have a shelf life of about 2-3 weeks. Or you can use a freezer bag and freeze them up to 6 months." I love seeing small home-based businesses flourish, and My 3 Sisters sure is a prime example of how great products can lead to a succesful pursuit of the American Dream.

the chocolate volcano cookies are puffy and light and perfect …read more Thank you for making them !

Made it to Scratch this past Sunday. Being GF is definitely a challenge surrounded by such amazing…read morebagels. I had almost given up on finding a treat when staff pointed out the GF option. I wasn't terribly excited about it but gave it a try. The Almond Horseshoe is just about the best GF treat I have eaten. And eating at Willard Beach makes it even better. Sorry I didn't get the photo. I wish I had bought more. I will certainly make special trips to get that again!

A friend took me here when I was visiting town and I immediately fell in love! Their sourdough…read morebagels are absolutely delicious. They have staple flavors and rotating "guest stars". The honey rosemary guest star was a favorite. The Maine Sea Salt with their herbed cream cheese was also impeccable. I'm here for a few more days, and plan to visit as much as I can. The staff is great- spelled my name right, which is a rarity for me. Go early if you want bagels. Sometimes there is a line, but it moves quickly.

Got take out from here for the first time and was happy with it! We split some stuff and the steak…read moreand cheese was really good. The flavor on the steak was great. We also got onion rings and chicken fingers and those were also good. Portions are large and prices are decent. Overall I would order again!

$10.00 gets you a tiny piece of grilled chicken. The smallest amount of chicken I've ever seen in a…read moresalad. Honorable mentions next: wilted lettuce, tomatoes hard as a rock, and green pepper that tasted like I was eating grass. Oh and don't forget the cucumbers, which were uber tasteless. Easily the most unappetizing salad I've ever purchased.

Delicious Maine blueberry pie Crust was no joke very…read moreunique hearty sweet . Tried Whoopi's pies and lemon cookie. Service was friendly and you could tell bakers put lots of care into their craft !

Two Fat Cats is a Portland mainstay and for good reason! They have a huge selection of really…read moreexcellent baked goods; ranging from pies, to cakes, to quiches, to smaller baked treats. I think the only thing they lack is decaf coffee. We made a stop while downtown the other day and are so happy we did. Their space is bright and roomy with lots of seating and tables, with a chance to watch the bakers do their magic! The staff was really helpful with suggestions while we made selections. We enjoyed our treats very much, less the scone which seemed a little underdone. We will definitely be back, likely for a birthday cake!

It's becoming an annual tradition that I have the raspberry-almond cake for my birthday. It's just…read moreamazing. I'm a good baker, but I can't make this cake! There just something addicting about the texture of the cake and the almost-whipped-cream smoothness of the icing. So good. Happy birthday to me, for sure!

I have ordered probably about 5 or so cakes now from Tin Pan and they never disappoint! Very…read morereasonably priced, and delicious! 1/4 sheet birthday cake is $44 which is cheaper than other bakeries in town. The crumb on the cake is moist and flavorful. The buttercream is not too thick or sweet - perfect Italian meringue buttercream! This latest cake was lemon with raspberry frosting. You can smell and taste fresh raspberry purée used in frosting. Sorry pic is after we cut - couldn't wait to dig in! Other cakes we have had are chocolate with PB frosting, lemon cake with real blueberries in center frosting and white cake. I don't believe at this time you can walk in and purchase. Everything needs to be pre-ordered, but real easy to order online and pick up. Besides cakes, they have cookies, pies, whoopie pies, potato kish, rugelach, and even R-rated adult only cookies! Highly recommend this bakery!