I have long loved the Hideaway. However, the wait times for breakfast keep getting longer. Waited an hour and it seems they are very understaffed. Won't make this mistake again. Pastries always the best but I'll keep it at that. read more

The first time I ate at Hideaway I had the breakfast tacos. So many delicious veggies. It's the only thing I still get. But don't get me wrong, I leave with plenty of baked goods. You can't go wrong with anything from their bakery section. read more

Recommended from a friend and would go again. Great pasties! Bagels and lox was great and so was the coffee! The inside was awesome, a great vibe and was super cool to watch them baking. Order didn't take very long to make and outdoor seating was comfortable with a heater. read more

Wow! Cornish pasty is perfect. We also loved the Health Nut sandwich, the curried lentil samosa, the farm berry turnover, blueberry frangipan tart, the fresh coffee. All fresh ingredients. read more

Hideaway Bakery - Cornish pasty - Bakeries Near Me - Eugene, Oregon

As soon as you set foot inside this bakery you are faced with the sights, sounds, and smells of an amazing bakery. Stopped by for a coffee and a pastry. The coffee was great and the pastry selection was fabulous. I am thankful for the vegan options they offer ( just found out I am allergic to dairy) and the menu has a ample selection of delicious looking plates. read more

Great Gluten free selection. My wife swears by the gluten-free stones. Myself I like the molasses cookie. Wish we had one of these in Virginia read more

I love their lattes and ravioli. Their pastries and breads are top notch. But I need to talk about their bagels. As a Jewish person who has family from New York and family from Montreal, and who grew up in Los Angeles, I've been searching for the best bagels in Eugene for almost a decade now. And I've tried a lot of bagels, but these bagels are it for me. Now hear me out. These bagels are NOT the fluffy bready bagels that many are used to. I've tried Lox, Stocks, and Bagels and they have a pretty decent New York bagel- possibly the best in Eugene. Humble Bagel was a consistently yummy go to before it closed. Bagel Sphere is fine in a pinch. But still I've been missing something. But Hideaway has filled that void. The sesame bagels here are as close to a Montreal bagel you can get in Eugene. Flatter, chewier, crispier, seedier than your typical bagel. Are they a perfect match for the bagels of my childhood family visits? No. But they're damn close. And I appreciate that a whole lot. Either that or Eugene has skewed my view of bagels forever and I've gone mad read more

not looking good from any angle. weird vibes in general. terrible bagel sandwich with a cold bagel ?!? watered down coffee too yikes. maybe this bakery should hide ...away read more

This is an update--and my apologies that it's taken me so long to post this update. Sometime after I left my original review, one of the co-owners of Hideaway contacted me and we had a great discussion. As valued and long-time local business owners in our Eugene community, I feel compelled to share some history about Hideaway that they shared with me. First, the owners of Hideaway, as mentioned previously, originally started out with Mazzi's, which is a much beloved Italian restaurant in South Eugene. They also own an organic farm, and a portion of their income comes from their farm. One of the goals was to create the area's only wood-fire wholesale bakery. That's key because if you have ever wondered (as I did) why the interior was set up in such a challenging fashion it's because the intent wasn't to have a bakery where customers would come, but to instead act as a wholesaler providing yummy wood-fire baked goods to local stores and Saturday Market. The actual success of the baked goods is the same exact reason that the structure of the bakery can be a challenge if you happen to be in a hurry. One of the things Brooke let me know is that they are in process on trying to come up with solutions to the bottleneck, perhaps an exit door that would help eliminate the difficulty. I'd also like to share that one of the things I really appreciate about Hideaway Bakery and the Mazzi's ventures that are somewhat affiliated--at every turn I can see a goal of trying to create something community-minded. So for instance--once it became apparent neighborhood customers, rather than just wholesale customers were eager for some wood-fired baked goods, the family tried to create supports to be a comfortable gathering point. The outdoor area is simply amazing, including boasting one of the most lovely children's sandboxes you'll find at any place of business in Lane County. The outdoor area is heated in winter, and I've loved that if I am feeling housebound, I can sit outdoors and drink a coffee, stay warm and dry. Alternately, bakery customers can go inside a side door to the Mazzi's restaurant and enjoy a table by the fire. If you're in a time crunch, as I often am, you will have to be calculated in your visits to Hideaway, but everything about this family labor of love deserves to be supported. read more

We are regulars because of the potato donuts and fabulous breads! But a discerning friend of mine has declared the Hideaway Molasses and Ginger Cookie ($2.75) as the greatest cookie in the world! Bravo Hideaway Bakery! read more

My first time here, staff very friendly, loved the outdoor setting. My granddaughter loved the sand box. Not too busy and thought the service a bit slow but good was tasty when it arrived. read more

Sunday breakfast isn't a thing without goodies from Hideaway. Bagels are magical. Croissants and scones divine. A personal fav is the marionberry almond vessel. So so great! read more

Hideaway Bakery is South Eugene's best kept secret, especially, as the premier coffee spot, or summer Tuesday Night Pizza event. On Tuesday night in the summer Hideaway completely transforms into a live music and super special pizza place. They have dancing, long lines and great pizza out of the Italian style pizza oven that is crispy and delicious. The parking lot is marked off and converted into a seating and dancing spot on Tuesdays. I go here for three things 1) the daily pasta specials, 2) the cardamom ginger latte 3) the diablo pizza on summer Tuesday's with a nice chianti! read more

Hideaway Bakery - Ham sandwich was one of the many great lunch options offered today. - Bakeries Near Me - Eugene, Oregon

It's a great place to hangout; I really like the fires and the interior atmosphere. The food and coffee, though, are super disappointing. The cardamom latte is just a latte with cardamom sprinkled on top, which makes it gritty and unpleasant (you add cardamom to the espresso to make this effectively). Matcha lattes were overly sweet. The breakfast burritos were served borderline cold and with a "side salad" that was a few pieces of undressed spinach. In summary, a lot of potential, but needs to pay closer attention to detail. read more

Hideaway Bakery's bread is as good as it gets in Eugene, and the people who sell their products at Saturday Market are nice, friendly, and generous. Food doesn't get much better than a freshly-baked pesto loaf on a sunny day...add some cheese and fruit and you have a great, simple meal, the ultimate portable feast. Alas, visiting Hideaway Bakery itself can be a disappointment. They tend to sell out of a lot of stuff, and I've found the counter help routinely indifferent and unhelpful, either unwilling or unable to answer any questions about the products. The worst thing is that place is full of flies when it's hot out, and they just leave the bread out and let the flies land on it, over and over again...this is the bread you get to select from. I remarked on this and the woman at the counter was like, oh yeah, flies, as if she had washed down a handful of Prozac with a couple of beers while smoking a joint. What the fuck?!? Plus, if you think I'm paying $6.50 for a loaf of bread that was covered in flies moments earlier handed to me by some spaced-out chick who is vigorously scratching her head, you really ARE high. Especially when your bakery is attached to Mazzi's, which is run by a very nice guy but leaves a lot to be desired from a culinary perspective. Nothing sucks the credibility out of a food purveyor like being stapled to one of the worst restaurants in Eugene. Hideaway needs to stick to the basics; when they step outside their core competency (bread), results vary widely. The muffins were good, the samosa-like thing was definitely not. Hideaway's magnificent hulking wood-fired oven is a wondrous thing, and sent visions of baked goods past, present, and future dancing through my head; it saddened me that the people working there did not share my enthusiasm, answer my questions, nor even acknowledge them with anything other than a laconic "yeah." I understand that the novelty must wear off if one is tasked with tending said oven all day, but still, I found their lack of faith disturbing. I guess if I were an uber-cool hipster I wouldn't get excited about an oven, not even a superlative one. Silly me. Still, the bread is really, really good - there's no getting around that. Buy it from the nice friendly people at Saturday Market and steer clear of the flies and the zombies at the bakery on East Amazon. read more

Is this the perfect neighborhood bakery? Mebbe so. The little things add up here - they just do so many things right. Above all, a wide range of really great bread and pastries. Tasty interesting breakfast sandwiches. Good coffee in oversized mugs. Friendly staff and bakers. A covered outside seating area, with heaters for cool or rainy days. A really nice inside area with windows and fireplace always feels welcoming. A few tasty gluten free options. A sandbox for the (plentiful!) kids. Tuesday night outdoor pizza ovens and music are wildly popular. Saturday farmer's market in the lot outside. Add it up, and it's just a great place. read more

I feel like I must be entering a black hole and experiencing a different bakery than the other reviewers, but I just can't get into Hideaway. I have been truly let down by every baked good I have tried there. The last two times I've gone I've literally thrown them away. That's saying something, because I have a serious sweet tooth and will eat a Hostess if it's left in front of me. I've had their giant macaroon, which was a giant meringue puck that practically broke off my tooth. It makes me wonder if they have every actually eaten a macaroon before, because the texture and filling couldn't be more wrong. I've had pasty, under-baked carrot cake with decent icing, at least. I've tried a gluten free cupcake which was like a dried out cornmeal biscuit with 3 day old icing to saw through on top. I'm just not impressed. The manner in which you have to force yourself down a hallway to order from staff who are too good to help you doesn't enhance the experience. They get two stars for using organic ingredients and for having decent artisan bread. read more

Hideaway has fantastic buttery pastries made on site. They have fire roasted bread, home made pastas, and signature coffees. What's not to love? The service. Nice girls at the counter but they are more interested in talking to each other then moving quickly to take orders and make the signature coffees. The coffees sound fabulous but they take forever to make and they are ALWAYS lukewarm. So disappointing. Anything you order takes twice as long to make then anywhere else on planet earth. Today I ordered a panini. It took 20 min. I actually walked back to an office meeting, came back, and it still wasn't ready. Best advice. Order a pastry cold and to go. That way you just have to wait in the line.... read more

I rarely give 5 stars so when I do it means a lot. This bakery is what I miss after I left Eugene. Their bread is the best, freshly baked. The store isn't big, the bakery takes up the majority of the space. Good coffee, a huge variety of excellent bread. On Saturdays there's a small farmers market on the premises. Lots of people sit outside on the covered patio; come rain or shine there are always people sipping coffee and enjoying Hideaway's breakfast or lunch outside. Inside there's a small space with A wood burning fireplace; gorgeous!! If you're a bread lover you should really check this bakery out. Their heavy dense grain bread I prefer is almost German bread. It keeps well and is the most nutritious bread one can dream of. Croissants, pastry, Italian bread, too much to name it. This is bread like bread is supposed to be. I miss you, Hideaway Bakery!! read more

Time to update my Hideaway review to reflect the fact that I'm not as huge a fan as I once was. Yes, I still think it's great having a barista within walking distance, but I frequently find myself choosing elsewhere for my caffeine needs lately simply because of little details that are slippin. For one, this place is now overrun with Southies. And that wouldn't be so bad except the space really can't support such a following. I am happy to bow out and let the Mazzis run a bang-up biz in favor of smaller, quieter places on my Saturday mornings. Also, I haven't enjoyed my pastries as much when I do brave a trip in on the weekdays. The last parma braid I had contained a minuscule piece of proscuitto, and not as much parm as I recall. The fig anise roll didn't have the same texture I was used to, and most recent time I indulged in a macaroon I was disappointed in how dry it was. Still, I have had some good times here, I love their woodfired pizza (though I don't brave the crowds anymore on Tuesdays either), and a latte here always cheers me up (even though the to-go lids are dusty). It's A-OK, but not the same to me. read more

I absolutely looooooooooooooooooooooooooove their Pain au Chocolat, which I say are chocolate croissants. They are so amazing! I sure wish I knew how those were made, because they taste so delicious! I give Hideaway Bakery a solid 5 stars. read more

The Hideaway Bakery is a great little neighborhood bakery and coffee shop. There's a nice outdoor covered patio area with maybe a dozen tables as well as a separate indoor "fireside room" with 8 tables. Free WiFi is available and it's a great place to get a little work done on quiet days. On other days, the small inside room with no music is filled with people talking and noisy kids so it's kind of hit or miss. The bakery features a large wood-fired oven and they make some excellent breads, muffins, scones, coffee cakes, etc. The vegan options aren't bad with a vegan cranberry scone being the best offering IMO. There's vegan banana bread, bran muffin and cupcake. Of course many of the breads are also vegan and they make a grilled tempeh sandwich that's vegan. Their espresso is fairly good but not the best and it can vary a good bit depending on the barista. Still, because of the friendly and pleasant atmosphere it's one of my favorite coffee shops in town to meet a friend to talk for an hour or catch up on work with my laptop. I'd love to see the Hideaway Bakery expand their vegan baked good options or at least rotate different things on different days. Every time I see the sticky bun or berry coffee cake I wish they made a vegan version. It's not hard to do and nobody would miss the milk and eggs. I also wish they would play music in the fireside room. Some mellow jazz would fit the fireside atmosphere and provide a bit of an audio buffer. read more

Super cute bakery with amazing food and coffee! Everything smells delicious and I wish I had enough room in my stomach to try it all. You order inside and then eat outside. They have a lot of organic and veg options. Would definitely come back. Just to note, there is a decent amount of parking, but it's a bit tight. read more

I love their bread, but who the hell serves a ham and cheese croissant cold?! What bright person thought about that one? I felt like I was eating a cold hot pocket. As a matter of fact I didn't even eat 1/10 of it before I decided to bring it home and warm it up instead of waiting in that pretentious line of yours to get half ass service. read more

Hideaway Bakery - Cold hot pocket - Bakeries Near Me - Eugene, Oregon

This place makes me want to have a kid to bring to the sandbox, while I had an excuse to sit and drink coffee with my delicious bread. Then the kid would make friends, and I could sit there for hours as they play. As it is, I do make plenty of time for Hideaway. I'm particularly found of their green olive levain loaf, and their food ethics. The woodburning oven using left over wood from local mills, and the veggies and fruit are grown at their farm just over the hill. I love that they host a farmer's market on Saturday, and I'm excited to try their Tuesday night pizza. Hideway contributes to the small bit of community we can feel in the spread out, not so walkable South Hills. Addendum: Oh my gosh - the pizza is amazing!!! The roasted veggie pizza we had was just about the best thing ever. read more

This is still THE go-to spot for superb bakery items, be it fresh bread, ciabatta, or unique items (samosas, pasties, berry-cream filled "vessels," potato donuts, for example). The quality and freshness of sweet and savory bakery for takeout is well-worth the wait in the (usually) quite-long line. That said, service remains fairly marginal (hence the downgrade to three stars). While the staff are almost universally very friendly and try to be helpful, the chance of getting an order correct for dining on the patio is slim, and the wait for hot items from the kitchen is often 30-45 minutes. That wouldn't cut it at a typical breakfast joint, and certainly doesn't make sense for a croissant with scrambled eggs and ham. We stopped again today, and had several mistakes in our order. Simple things: incorrect sweetener in a coffee drink (asked for sugar-free), hot latte prepared when the order was for iced (quickly corrected), bakery item served cold when we were asked if we wanted it heated (of course we said yes), had to remind the cashier twice about our take-home frozen pasta (kept forgetting to get it). This was on a slow day, but we have also seen it during busy times. The bakery quality would easily make this a 4+ or 5 star stop for us were it not for a very slow kitchen and frequent mistakes by the cashier staff. We'll keep going back, and keep hoping for more space in the ordering area, as well as more attentive staff! read more

There are several clearly marked vegan options, all of which are rather tasty. The bagels are vegan and are my favorite. They have earth balance. It would be great if they would get a vegan cream cheese. The fireplace makes it a great work spot. The food counter where you order has to be one of the most ill-designed setups out there. Rather annoying. read more

As far as the quality of bread goes, Hideaway Bakery has, hands down, the best bread in the city. The ciabatta is truly divine: Light, airy, and such a chewy yet thin, crisp crust. If you like dense, rich, dark German breads, Hideaway has the closest to German bread I've seen in America, though I do find these breads a little too sour. Their trademark sweet pastry is a doughnut made out of potato bread dough. The flavor's not all that interesting to me, kind of a dark sugary flavor, quite dense, but then I'm not a huge cake-donut person anyway. They also have the best savory pastries I've eaten in my life: the parmesan prosciutto braids. They're salty, flaky, chewy, cheesy and hammy (okay I couldn't think of a better adjective for ham). I usually visit Hideaway while going to the market next to the bakery, on Saturdays in summer. We buy pork from a place called Biancalana there (local, healthy pork!). You can have breakfast or lunch at Hideaway too while you're there. The only thing I've ever had other than pastries, breads and coffee is the breakfast burrito with egg and vegetables. It was sooo much better than I expected, and I'm really not a breakfast burrito lover. They only have seating outside though, so this is really a summer option. My biggest gripe with Hideaway is the service. It's often bad. They'll forget about your food despite a reminder. If you don't have it within ten minutes, go back inside and demand that they go check in the kitchen while you wait, or they'll send you back out and do nothing. Service isn't terribly friendly most of the time either. They have the goods though, the bread is great, and ultimately that's what matters most to me. read more

Love this little bakery! It is actually hidden so you have to find the pathway, but well worth it!

That was a wonderful surprise. We've never had any luck with food or coffee when stopping through Eugene. This time we were given a little heads up from the charming folks at Nobel Coffee in Ashland about this lovely little gem. I thank my lucky stars I can now continue my coffee snobbery one more leg of the occasional drive south. The pastries were delicious and the coffee (Nobel) was superb. There was even a cool little sandbox on their patio so the kiddos could enjoy the stop as well! I hear their pizza is also amazing. read more

I'm in here constantly picking up bread and other stuff. You really can't beat the bread here since it's made fresh without being sweetened like other places. Only occasional do I get a coffee or a sandwich. The staff is always helpful and quick. The owner always says hi. This place evolves over time. It was great when they put in the outdoor seating and then added a market on Saturday. This is really something I miss when I'm not in town. read more

I come here at gaze at navels, marvel at the crafts and admire the Subaru's! The croissants are pretty nice, and so are any of the coffee choices. I can grab a tasty breakfast, sit in front of the fire and work. You can't really beat that in the winter. In the summer they have dinner sometimes, and pizza. The outdoor patio is a great place to chill. The only complaint is that the inside area is very small, but you usually don't wait for long in there. The market on Saturday is small, and uncrowded. They also support CSA! Coffee, local foods, CSAs, a little off the beaten path and of course the above mentioned Subarus... this is every Oregonians dream spot. read more

While Hideaway Bakery does produce some amazing parties and bread, going to the actual bakery for some coffee and a bite to eat is hit-and-miss to say the least. On one particular instance, on a Friday morning, my husband and I came in to order coffee and, my favorite, the samosas. Instead of checking with the kitchen, the cashier told us there were none, so we settled for the Cornish Pastie and asked for it to be heated up. When we turned around to find a seat we found that as we were ordering, a brand new batch of samosa had filled the pastry case. This frustrated us, but we decided to let it slide. Out on the patio we got our coffee, and started chatting. After a while, we decided to check and see if the Pastie was done. My husband went back up to the cashier to ask, turns out she had forgotten it in the oven and it was burned. She asked if he wanted her to fix a new one. He said yes, and she immediately tried to convince him that it was "only a little burnt." He still said respectfully no, we would like one that's not burned. She begrudgingly acquiesced, then immediately offered the burned Pastie to a friend who was hanging around, which, again, we found extremely rude to do right in front of us. My husband has to stand and wait for the new Pastie to be cooked so she didn't forget it again. I really wish I could give this bakery a good review, but the utter lack of customer service and basic respect for the clientele is reproachful. Pick up the bread at the nearby Market of Choice where the customer service is exceptional, and if you want to have coffee and fresh baked goods, it's better to go to Metropol, which is close by. read more

I had a pesto pinwheel and it was delicious. Everything looks delicious, and the atmosphere is great. But the service has been slow, at best, and plain bad at least once, which is why I'm not ready to give it more than 3 stars. read more

I really love Hideaway Bakery. The coffee is great and they have a small selection of vegan options (it's pretty good for Eugene, actually). However, I wish that they would expand their vegan and gluten-free options, particularly on their breakfast and lunch menu. It would be awesome to be able to order a sandwich and know it's 100% vegan, but they don't even mention "vegan" or "plant-based" on the menu, which makes you end up guessing what's in it and if it's really vegan (or you have to double check with a server, who then has to double check with the kitchen). On the positive side, the vegan chocolate chip cookie is a winner. The bagels are great, although I wish they had a vegan cream cheese on hand to go with them (or at least some Earth Balance). Usually, the servers are kind and helpful (and some are vegan themselves who offer advice on what to order!). Yet, I've had some service that was definitely questionable. The place is "hip," the music is loud, and some servers are rude or "short" with you when they should be warm and friendly. Overall, it's a great little cafe. But when compared with similar places in Portland, it's really lacking in terms of serving guests with dietary restrictions (vegan and gluten-free). read more

This is a really comfortable place. I love that you can choose to sit inside or outside. We went on a Saturday morning. The coffee is, hands down, the best. I ordered a sticky roll - it was huge - and tasty. The gf got the breakfast tacos (w/ seasoned tofu - so good it almost make me think I could do the vegetarian thing). Lots of families and couples. A great place to spend the morning. read more

Hideaway Bakery is certainly an accurate name. The path takes you around to a calm and open dining area secluded to the hustle of traffic. This local hotspot is sporting plentiful seating inside and out, and a flowing system to order and receive service. Have kids? No worries! There is a small sandbox for them to play in while you enjoy your time at your own little hideaway. The staff is helpful and kind. When we corrected a mistake the lady on the register made, she was very understanding, kind and swiftly corrected her mistak. We ordered a oat milk mocha, vanilla latte, marionberry coffee cake, cinnamon pastry roll, and a breakfast burrito. The oat milk mocha didn't really taste like oat milk and it had a subtle semi-sweet chocolate flavor. It was a bit watery tasting and so was the whipped cream. The vanilla latte was very standard-not overly sweet nor bitter. The marionberry coffee cake was mediocre. It was very dense and so dry on the end that we didn't eat that part. There wasn't enough berries, but the overall flavor was good. The cinnamon roll was very flaky and hard to eat, but had quite a good flavor. The breakfast burrito was the best breakfast burrito we've found. Don't expect the standard egg, cheese, potato and meat burrito. It was fully of veggies, sour cream, and the things previously listed. We would come back just for the burrito. This place is worth checking out if you are looking for a 6/10 pastry, 8/10 service, 6/10 coffee, and a 10/10 burrito! read more

I love Hideaway. The coffee is consistently good and their delicious baked creations are as good as it gets. I also love that you can sit outdoors pretty much year round thanks to their awesome patio with heaters. Sandbox for the kids and the there is always a nice crowd here. Try the vegan chocolate chip cookie. I am not even vegan and I would totally arm wrestle your mom to have one. Also, if you are making yourself a delicious dinner that calls for some amazing bread, do yourself a favor and skip the grocery store and stop at Hideaway. You will not be sorry. read more

Wow. Great service. Lots of aioli. The tempeh harissa sandwich is life changing. Wonderful chai. Phenomenal coffee. Eating at hideaway bakery feels like a really good hug. If you are ever in Eugene this is a MUST go!! read more

Love their baked goods especially the Orange Hazelnut pastry and the veggie Cornish Pasty. Wasn't so impressed with the Parmesan-prosciutto croissant-like thing. read more