Holy Moses, I would come back to Baker City just to eat at this place again…read more Pastries (every single one of them) were incredible. Coffee was fantastic, as was my chai latte. I had the grilled cheese, which was gooey and delectable. My partner had the breakfast hash. The fresh OJ is also highly recommended. Everything was absolutely delicious. The service was great -- the woman at the register didn't even judge that my partner and I ordered enough food for six people (and it was just the two of us). Very cute space.

When we first stopped in Baker City, I had my eye on Sweet Wife Baking but it wasn't meant to be…read morethen. On our way back from our trip, I made it a point to swing by on our way out. The cafe was charming and was bustling! I ordered an iced vanilla latte and cortado at the counter and picked up a few pastries to go: blueberry scone, bacon and egg brioche bun, and a maple bun. Our coffees were great! My vanilla latte wasn't too sweet and I liked the taste of the espresso beans they used. As for the pastries, my favorite was the scone while my husband liked the brioche bun. Our least favorite was the maple bun since it was a little too dense for us. We'll definitely be back!

The minestrone soup was amazing!! And I'm Italian, so I'm picky. All the sweets looked fantastic,…read morebut I only got the lemon tart. Yummm

Stacey cakes definitely has some yummy things but there are items that leave you wanting something…read moremore. The cinnamon rolls for instance. They are so flat and they don't have that gooey texture you want from a cinnamon roll.

This was a great breakfast spot that I visited twice during my stay at Wallowa Lake. We had a quick…read morebreakfast on the way out to a hike. I ordered a chai and The Basic breakfast sandwich w/ bacon which was very tasty. The second stop, the woman taking my order welcomed me back, and I got another chai and a fig/bacon croissant on our drive out. The ambiance is cute with warm decor, indoor/outdoor seating, friendly staff and crowded but not too crowded on each visit.

Amazing! Homemade English Muffins! All the food was fresh. The atmosphere is cozy and cute. Gluten…read morefree options available.

Cool spot. The panini sandwich was alright, the lemon bar was great. The inside is neat, right in…read more downtown Enterprise.

Yummy food for breakfast. And we took cinnamon rolls and orange rims home. So good!read more

I ordered a wedding cake and cupcakes and end result was exactly what I had pictured in my mind…read more Kayla delivered and set everything up. So beautiful! The bride loved it! Thank you so much!

This is the cutest little bakery. Family owned and run by a husband and wife who are beyond…read morefriendly and personable. Can't go wrong with anything in this bakery. The smell outside their door alone should be enough for any baked-goods lover to check them out! My dogs love their dog cookies ($0.50 each). The fresh-baked bread sells out early, but they make more throughout the day. It's amazing, especially if you get a warm loaf. We've had a variety of their cookies, bars, and cupcakes. By far, my favorite is the chocolate croissant. Very reasonably priced and now a must-stop for me whenever I'm in or driving thru Cascade.

I'm always grateful to have a truly great cup of coffee in my hand when I'm on a road trip…read more Sorbenots is a drive-thru coffee chain with five locations across Eastern Oregon, and their drinks were served at the perfect temperature, smelled amazing, smooth, and beautifully balanced. My amaretto latte reminded me of marzipan, offering just the right touch of sweetness. Service was quick and friendly, and I loved their vibrant, and very pretty cups. The sun motif instantly made me smile. And honestly, all the little drive-thru coffee huts in this region feel like such a charming part of the experience.

Drove the main strip of Baker City a handful of times, the kind of slow roll where you start…read morememorizing storefronts whether you mean to or not. Coffee Corral catches your eye, then another spot slips past but Serbintos? That one sits different. Looks like a well-kept house with one of those clean U-turn driveways that practically invites you in like, "Go ahead, swing it around you're meant to be here." And when I finally did pull in, it clicked. This is what you want out here. Not the overthought, overbuilt, overcomplicated coffee experience just that smooth, no-nonsense drive-through, in and out, but still done right. There's something about being this far out that changes the equation. You stop measuring things the same way. I couldn't tell you the exact elevation, but I'll tell you this it feels higher. Not in feet, but in feeling. Like everything's been lifted just a notch above the usual grind. Out here, a good cup of coffee isn't just routine... it lands more like a small gift. And somehow, that makes it better than it has any right to be.

We stopped in for a breakfast treat on a beautiful late September morning and were expecting more…read morebased on the bakery's promotional literature that they had home made pies, cakes and so on. (Yes, we eat home made pie for breakfast when we're on vacation! Isn't it like fruit and toast?) What we found was an assortment of fried pastries like cinnamon snails, maple bars and glazed donuts. These were obviously fresh, all large sized, and carefully made. Not a bad thing if that's what you're looking for, but it wasn't what we were expecting based on the promotional materials and they are not things we eat. We settled on a bagel (a "ho hum" bagel that we're pretty sure was not house baked) and a cup of coffee - good coffee from local (Joseph) roaster Motley Brew. The space was nice and clean and the (order at counter) service was very friendly, so thumbs up for both. If you're in Enterprise and looking for what we describe as pastries, Cloud 9 is the place to go. If you're looking for something more creative as a breakfast goody, you might swing by the Longhorn Espresso & BBQ iosk on Greenwood across from the Enterprise city park. No kidding...good little breakfast scones and muffins are available there. Also while Cloud 9 lists itself as a deli, there was no evidence of deli items when we visited, although they did have a lunch menu of sandwiches and sides available after a certain hour.

I was hoping to try this place out, but it was closed. Im not sure if it's closed for good or not…read more It's hard finding breakfast spots in the area.

It's hard to describe my breathtaking experience at this kitchen store but I will do my best…read more.... First off, all the staff are super duper kind and helpful. I didn't feel pushed to buy anything, or rushed to see the store or checkout. I kept going around and around and gathering items and dropping them back off to the checkout counter. A very chill employee helped me roughly the first hour I was there, and then Beverly, the shop owner assisted me the remaining 1 hour I spent there. This store exceeded my expectations tenfold. I would turn a corner and there would be more exotic things. The refrigerated alcohol section had this delicious meade or ale. Viking something, perhaps... An eclectic variety of specialty items all around! A unique store with tools and gadgets imported from other countries. You name it, kitchen-wise, and it's likely there! I think I saw a Shakshukka seasoning blend and thought that was wild! That's my signature dish and I've seen the sauce in a jar but not the jar of spices! Just a lovely feel to the store. Positive vibes for sure! At the end of my experience, I told Bella I wish I could ave found an Oregon related patch, perhaps even Baker City, so that I could iron on to a denim jacket I was working on at home! And she said she had one somewhere but couldn't find it. And asked me to leave behind my contact info in case she ever did. Well, 6 months later she contacted me and I was overjoyed to hear from her. She said she'd found the patch and needed my address for it to be sent out. This lady's kindness was next level. I must say, it is one of my top if not FAVE patch on my jacket. Thank you Bella and your wonderful staff, in patiently assisting me. If I ever pass through Baker City again, I'll be sure to stop by your store each and every time. You found a customer for life! :)

This is a great little shop in downtown Baker City. So much to look at and I could easily break my…read morebank account in this place. There is a lot to look at, but everything is displayed really well. And it's so much more than a cooking/kitchen store. I found several great gifts for the hubby and friends. The employees were super helpful and easy to make conversation with. The cashier even gave me an excellent recommendation for lunch! Nice selection of Oregon wines and some yummy looking cheeses. I will definitely stop here in my future travels to and from Oregon.

Second time coming here. I was hungry for one of their burritos. Had the sausage burrito, and it…read morewas excellent. The first time I was here, I had the raspberry fritter, and it was very good. I highly recommend this place.

Fresh donuts, what more need be said. Yummy! Pop in and pop back out. I bought a variety box and…read morethere was not a bad one in the bunch...Bonus they have breakfast burritos. I ordered the bacon and it was worth it. Tuck in the strip mall off of Main Street

The bakery items I've had here have been amazing. Delicious and pretty! This is artisanal baking,…read morenot grocery store, so you will pay more for the extra attention to details and homemade taste. It is also a nice cozy space to enjoy sandwiches, sweets, tea and coffee, etc. with friends or colleagues. You can even have your own Tea Party there. I look forward to trying new items each time as they do rotate their high-quality baked goods. The service is great - friendly and helpful. Nothing but praise from this repeat customer. La Bebe is a regular stop for me.

Bought cookies and brownies, the brownie frosting is more like a can of chocolate frosting and it's…read morehonestly not horrible but I've had better icing on brownies I was expecting more of a fudgy frosting. The Christmas brownies were really good the cookies were hard and over cooked. The prices were kinda high. I remember getting more bang for your buck but not anymore. It's pricey and not really worth it anymore.