This small shop is amazing and totally worth the drive if you're looking for something local!…read more They have a variety of local goods, from their famous jams and pies to honey and even T-shirts. There's definitely a little something for everyone. Their baked goods were amazing! I especially loved the crust on their pies. But another hidden gem has to be their toasted macaroons. They had the perfect balance of a golden, toasted exterior and a soft, gooey center. AMAZING! Definitely worth stopping by if you're in the area and want to try some local treats or bring a few goodies home.

Fantastic crust- we cooked up the frozen chicken pot pie we bought last month. It is fantastic-…read morewell seasoned, tender crust, great flavor. I hope they have cherry pie next time! Great stop. Bakeries are dangerous for me- this hits the spot. Great service, I always have questions. Very pleasant and welcoming and friendly. Thank you.

This cute restaurant is a must-try for any Portland local or tourist! Lauretta Jean's pies are…read moredelectable, and they have an impressive selection to choose from. I particularly recommend their chocolate, strawberry shortcake, and key lime pies. S'mores is also a solid choice. All of their pies have a great crust: flakey, thick, and excellent when dipped in coffee. I wasn't fond of the whiskey peach because it had a strong whiskey flavor, but this pie would be great for whiskey-lovers. Although the prices are pretty high, the pies are so good, and they are definitely worth trying! All of the workers are very friendly and helpful, and the restaurant has plenty of seating. It can be hard to find free parking nearby, so I recommend parking in an adjacent neighborhood if you can find a spot.

We love coming here to get our pie! The Boysenberry Chiffon Pie was absolutely delicious--creamy,…read morefluffy, and light, with big, juicy boysenberries tucked into the filling. It's like a little slice of pink paradise! The Blueberry Victoria was also really good, with a delicious lemony twist that added a bright, refreshing flavor. We also bought a couple of whole pies to take home. The crust has a perfectly crisp bottom, while the fruit filling is thick and jam-like rather than watery. It's sweet but not overly sweet, with that wonderful homemade taste. Definitely one of the best pies I've ever had in Oregon! The pies are a little pricey, but the quality and flavor make them well worth it.

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 hadn't been in here in about a decade, but found it looks exactly the same as I remembered it…read more Staff members were polite enough. We were in at lunchtime and very pleasantly surprised at how quickly our food came. We shared a tuna melt, and very glad we had made the decision to share since it came and was absolutely ginormous. I love that they include tomato on it and some great cheddar cheese, but also appreciate the way the tuna is made, with some solid pieces of tuna, plus interestingly, some very finely diced carrot, which gave a slight sweetness and crunchiness to each bite. This was a really great sandwich. We had fries as our side and the french fries were perfectly golden. They are battered, but the batter was very light. Very good. My daughter's latte was excellent. Too full to have dessert, but we did take some croissants home for later; they just look so good. Everything in their dessert case is beautiful.

We met up with the grands for this French-styled experience. The kids were wowed! I adored the…read morecroissants and ordered two more to go. The service was terrific even with a packed place. We gathered again outside in heated patio to discuss calendars. The ambiance offers much room and comfortable seating. Cannot wait to go back.

Always a five star experience at Petite. The chicken…read moresausage is excellent, the albacore melt is a winner, and the croissant are the attraction. Don't miss out on one of Portland's mainstays. Try each location. They all have different ambience.

If I could somehow get the bacon scallion schmear delivered to San Diego, I would. Seriously the…read morebest dairy-free cream cheese I have ever had in my entire life. The bagel itself was okay, but the schmear was out of this world. I initially did not want a pasty, but after tasting a bite of my boyfriend's, I took half. The pasty and schmear were so good that we came back the next day to try one of the sandwiches. While they all sounded good, I decided to have the Sweatpea Club which came with house seitan, pastrami, and tempeh bacon. Even though the sandwich was enormous, I left feeling full but without the heavy-sitting feeling you get when you overeat at some restaurants. I think because of the high-quality food Sweetpea serves, you leave satisfied without feeling too full or tired. This place is awesome!

Sublime. From sweet to savory. If you're a visiting vegan from out of town, let Sweetpea be the…read morefirst stop on your Portland foodie pilgrimage (good luck trying to choose what to enjoy). If you're a local, lucky you.

Regretfully, there are strong indications of potential product adulteration in the two honey…read morevarieties I purchased, and there's nobody more disappointed than I am. The initial presale response and recommendations were of the highest quality, and I had high hopes the honey would match that standard. I ordered 3 lbs each of Buckwheat and Carrot honey. I was told these were from different geographic regions (NE vs. Central Oregon), yet both batches arrived with identical viscosity, density, and flow patterns. Physically, it is highly improbable for two distinct raw varietals from separate microclimates to exhibit identical physical behavior. Unless the bees from both regions coordinated their production metrics, this uniform thickness strongly points to a shared commercial base syrup. In addition, both shared a medicinal "cough syrup" background flavor and caused an immediate blood sugar spike in a sugar-sensitive family member who routinely consumes genuine raw honey safely. My family eats raw honey straight and unmixed daily - and I have consumed mostly dark crystallized varietals like buckwheat for over 40 years - making us highly attuned to atypical textures and glycemic profiles. I appreciate that the seller promptly accepted a return and processed a full refund, although I covered return shipping. To summarize: a responsive, knowledgeable seller - yet the product didn't meet my criteria for raw unadulterated honey.

My husband buys all our honey from here. The flowery ones are very sweet. This is one of the few…read moreplaces that has buckwheat honey, which were used in the medical studies to help improve coughing. So this is where we go for our medicinal honey. The other honeys are great too. I swear I wrote a review because we bought one up every honey and tried it at home, but I can't remember what we liked and didn't like. We'll have to go back with the kids and do another tasting.

This honey is amazing! I just moved here and I bought the wildflower due to having allergies. A…read moreteaspoon a day is keeping my sinuses clear. The taste is beautiful. Free shipping with $50 purchase!

Horrible customer service. I drove there to purchase honey but nobody was around to talk to and no…read moreinstructions on how to pay. I called but did not get an answer but when I did, he was very rude and condescending about it being an honor system. I had no idea how it worked and nothing was posted at the stand how it worked. I had purchased this honey I believe was his from the OC Track team last summer and wanted to see if it was the same honey and, if so, to purchase more. He was so rude that I'll continue searching for raw honey elsewhere.

Glad I found this place. It's close to home and I Loved the honey! Prices are fair and bring cash,…read moreexact change is easiest. I think the larger size was $35 and the smaller jars (24oz) were $12. Reminds me of my favorite go to places in Montana. I will be making regular stops here for my honey needs.

There is no one there it is self serve. Jars of honey in varying sizes prices on the jars. Drop…read moreyour money in the slot and you're good to go. The honey is really good. The place itself could do with a coat of paint, but that's really the worst I have.

Great place to buy local produce and SO. MANY. HONEY. OPTIONS!!! You can sample the different…read morevarieties of honey to understand what you want. They have a variety of sizes for sale. They also have a BULK option where you bring your own clean, dry jar and you are charged by the pound. The vat of honey for bulk purchases is only in the Wild Blackberry. It is not self serve- workers fill your jar(s). This is some high quality tasty stuff. Get local honey to help with seasonal allergies, have in tea, or just an immune boosting spoonful!

Don't buy nucs here! While one nuc was strong, the other nuc contained partially undrawn frames…read moreand was diagnosed with European Foul Brood (EFB). When I contacted the owner, he did NOT offer me a refund and only a new queen (which I do not need) and excuses. Buyer beware!

Ordered honey. What I received had an extremely strong Anise flavor. It was definitely not…read morenatural.They added some sort of adulterant which made me sick. Do not buy products from this company. There are more reliable vendors online.

This really is the most flavorful honey I have South Portland. A lot of fine choices in the area…read morebut is the most flavorful. Stick with local honey