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Laune Bread

4.5 (22 reviews)
Open • 7:30 am - 1:00 pm
Updated a few days ago

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Maria L.

Laune is a wonderful, unique bakery that focuses on using locally sourced whole grains in their baked goods, including pastries! I had never had a whole wheat croissant before, but the flavor was deep and earthy in a pleasant way. I especially liked the cinnamon roll and the way the sweet frosting contrasted with the hearty dough. They also have a variety of rye bread, which can be difficult to find at most bakeries. The space is bright and inviting, and the staff was friendly and happy to answer questions. I'm a huge fan of their philosophy over and love that they are supporting local, regenerative agriculture through the ingredients they source.

Friday 11:30am pizza, chorizo and 3 cheese
Claire L.

Bread bread is amazing! Cute little shop. They donate their bread bread to the local soup kitchen. The bread bread has a wonderful distinct taste and is best enjoyed toasted with butter!

Cheez Pretzel $3.50 Curry puff roll $5.50 Ham Croissant $6.00 Kolache $5.50 Solbolle $5.00
Kay K.

First time trying this neighborhood gem and bought a box of pastries to sample. Little did I know that Laune leans heavy into using whole wheat and most of their items are vegan! It does make for a heartier and denser taste - which takes a bit of an adjustment for me on the pastry side. Next time I aim to try their breads as I tend to enjoy whole wheat breads more.

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Greg W.

My favorite bakery in the cities. They're open breakfast and lunch hours and offer a wide selection of whole-grain, creative breads and pastry. There is a small core menu but everything else rotates seasonally and they've got a "bakers whim" load that changes weekly with what they have on hand and feel like making. The owners/bakers and staff are all extremely helpful, friendly, and happy to answer any questions you have. They do a lot with the community and local producers to promote inclusion and sourcing as close to the oven as possible. I dropped off a bunch of cherries from my trees and they gave me some store credit! All their stuff has a high percentage of whole grain which gives it a fantastic earthy flavor without being bitter. Most of it is also sourdough which makes it more digestible and gives a nice tang. On Fridays they have pizza that's amazingly flavorful. Their cheese pretzel is naturally levened, fluffy, and just salty enough from the cheese. Haven't tried the simit yet but I'm sure it's amazing. I'll be back as soon as I can justify more carbs!

Cindy D.

I am so glad I got to stop by. I came in and got cinnamon roll, curry lentil roll, and a sourdough bread. Everything was very good. I liked their cinnamon roll a lot. The lady working behind the counter, probably the owner, was very nice. I just wished they open daily. Next time I will buy a bunch of breads and freeze them because I don't bake. :)

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Masters in the baked goods arts. Smaller shop for seating, but always a bit of a line, which is a good sign. High quality bread!

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We were there with the family, it is an incredibly delicious place. Lots of pastries, we really liked it

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Sourdough bakery with a nice selection and a few vegan options. Pre-made sandwiches are nice.

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Wow! Scrumptious breads, scones, cookies...And they have coffee. Stuff sells out quick! Come early!

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