First time visit, spent nearly $100 on pastries. Worth it. Very pricy place, but nothing we bought…read morewas less than great. Better than the Vegas restaurants for many similar items, and still not as expensive. The best macarons you will find anywhere in your life. Gorgeous cakes. Many items were unmarked so be prepared to ask questions. Obviously a small business that works very hard to achieve a superior product, and they succeed at it.

First time here. What a variety of desserts. Everything you…read morecan imagine and it all looked delicious. Service was good and fast. We ordered a Cortado, Hot Chocolate and a Meringue. They have cooked Russian food, those take around 15 min to make. Will try this next time. Coffees were ok, I think their specialties are the desserts and food. Nice ambiance to relax and eat and also work on your computer. They have a small international market next to the bakery. Need to check the market next

Fabulous breakfast with unique dishes. I had the veggie hash with a mini croissant and jam. We…read moreshared beignets and coffee. The wait staff was friendly and helpful. The dining room is cozy and not too loud. Great place to stop entering Washington! Only a short distance from I-5.

While it has such potential for ambiance it gets lost in the slow attention to service and staff…read moreseeming 'stressed.' A Friday morning brunch alone. Took 15 minutes to get seated. Was greeted after I was seated but it took another 10 minutes to get my order which I had to emphasize I was ready for both food and beverage order. My Americano (pictured) came in this massive mug versus the smaller one and what used to be a sweet presentation. I ordered a basic classic breakfast. Sad that they deep-fry the potatoes even for a short amount which takes away from what could be amazing flavor of the bit of rosemary. Croissant was small and flaky not so much buttery. As a person who has traveled Europe many times just wish the cute ambiance translated to the table and service.

The Chocolate Hazelnut was fantastic and the characters are adorable. Smooth ordering process and…read moredelicious! Highly recommended.

I'm still in awe looking back at my ombre macaron tower! I placed the order online, requested 4…read moreflavors, and to have it delivered on the day of my wedding. Chef donna went above and beyond to make sure the tower was the highlight of our dessert table. She placed Over 200 freshly made macarons, neatly and carefully and she even made me a sign! :) All the guests were raving about the macs and I'm so happy we decided to hire donna. We had NO macs left by the end of the night! That says a lot! Why get a cake when you can have a custom macaron tower made just for you! I'm a return customer and I've seen her creative works with her added signature touch to each piece. It's an art itself that I admire and truly recommend donnasmacarons for anyone looking for a sweet treat. Her custom characters macs are to die for! She can deliver locally or you can pick up at the Puffle Waffle Belmont location. Or even catch her at local events! Thank you for all of your hard work, craftyness and for every bite of happiness!

One of my favorite bakeries alongside berlu bakery and babcia bread. Their croissants (butter,…read morealmond, chocolate, savory) are my absolute favorite thing to get. If you can't finish the croissants day of, make sure to retoast them in the toaster oven! It will still be buttery and flakey and delicious! I love getting their bon bons as gifts for others (too expensive to just get for myself ) and my favorite pastry is their snickers bar. Gosh, not much else to say because others have such a good job with their reviews. They're currently looking for a new location and I'm sad to see them leave their old spot on Williams.

As I stated in my last review, JunJu is a stop I will always make while visiting Portland. This…read moretime around, the day we after we arrived in the city, the owners announced that they would be closing permanently as of Dec 28, 2026. Sad times! JinJu is my favorite bakery of the year and we had already planned a visit over the weekend before the news ever hit. We drove on over on Sunday for one last hurrah. Oh my god the line. We got there a bit over 15 minutes before opening, figuring that things wouldn't be too bad, but by that time the line stretched down the block, around the corner, and almost to the alleyway. I counted 70 people in line ahead of us. By the time the bakery opened at 8AM, there were at least another 60+ people in line after us, marching further down all the way to Vancouver Ave. Insane line. We didn't reach the door until after 9AM and then it took another 10 minutes or so to get to the front of the line. Our total wait was 1.5 hours and it was still worth the effort in my opinion. By the time we got to the front, the Ham, Bacon & Gruyere and whatever was in the bottom left case (Almond?) were already out of stock. The Butter and Chocolate were both running low with perhaps 10 pieces left of each. While the operation is winding down, the quality is still as high as ever. We went with our old standbys - the Butter Croissant, Chocolate Croissant, Spinach Feta Tart, and Morning Bun, all just as good as I remembered. I'm not even going to describe them again since they were pretty much 100% identical to my first two visits (for those curious, refer to my previous review). Portland is really losing something special. I hope Jin and Q take a well deserved long vacation and then open another concept in the near future! PS: After our multiple visits, I was never able to obtain their Almond Croissant. That's definitely my white whale, never to be achieved at this point!

Such a cute space to relax in! Feels like I stepped inside an Instagram reel. We tried a slice of…read moretheir pistachio raspberry cake and got 4 macarons to go. The cake was divine! Solid without being too dense, pieces of pistachio throughout the cake, with a thick raspberry frosting that wasn't overbearingly sweet. I would definitely buy again! Service was fast and friendly. You order at the counter. There's a water station with cutlery and napkins, and we bussed our own table. Would definitely return!

My date and I stopped here on NYE for a sweet treat. He got a snickerdoodle cookie. I got a variety…read moreof their gluten free vegan cookies to include chocolate chip (fire!!), lavender (dry) and sprinkles (haven't tried yet). Overall a cute shop and would come back again.

Clean environment with outdoor seating. La Provence continues to provide stellar customer service…read moreand their food never disappoints. We have never dined here without purchasing some of their fresh breads or pastries. We recommend you do too.

Tried this place twice. Wife and I won't be coming back. The atmosphere was as if something died…read morethere. Watched what looks like a manager walk right in front of a waitress, where we saw that as so messed up that even the waitress stopped and gave a look of disdain. Poor waitress was doing everything, seating, cleaning, bussing. Sorry waitresse. I felt for you. Then watched another waitress put all her shit (purse bag jacket etc) on ready to fold napkins and silverware. Like honestly WTF and then continued to leave it there and get ready for her work day right there. While we're eating. Wife and I came to the conclusion that whomever is the owners are. Are cheap. And don't care. About any maintenance of any sort as there seems to be see through cooler that looks like it's being held by duck tape. Worse is it's scotch tape. Something is seriously wrong.

Good service. Cookie order for a group was perfect. Inside is a cozy inviting place to enjoy a cup…read moreof coffee and a pastry.

I had heard so much about this bakery, and have had a slice of their berry pie a couple of years…read moreago from a friend. So I decided to pop in because my husband loves carrot cake and I heard their was the best in town. And being the week before Easter I had high hopes. I was sadly disappointed. I walked in the a very sparce bakery case. I gave them the benefit of the doubt since it was Monday afternoon and they may have been still baking for the week. They had some cookies and brownies and about 6 very small carrot cake muffins.small meaning the size you would bake at home, not the larger bakery style. They did look pretty cute but was shocked at the price. I paid over $9 for two small cupcakes, I thought, these better be amazing. I took them home, my husband gave an 'eh, not the best carrot cake I have ever had' review. I had to try for myself.There was no spice or really any other flavor , just straight up carrot. It was moist and he loved the frosting but that was it. I love to support a small business and don't mind paying a bit more if the product is good. But that was not the case. I will wait and try again, but from talking to a friend who used to frequent this shop , she agrees that the are not what they used to be .

Lovely little place, tucked back where you might not just stumble upon it. This review is for the…read morecafe only as the European market wasn't open yet when we arrived for breakfast. The portions of everything are very generous. Sandwiches and avocado toast are definitely enough to share or take home for a second meal. We shared a lemon crepe which had what tasted like house made lemon curd inside of it. It was dusted with powdered sugar and created a delicious flavor. Crepe was perfectly prepared. I ordered the avocado toast which was twice the size of what I expected and could eat, so it made a very nice lunch later. The avocado is a spread as opposed to sliced; although I prefer sliced, this was actually pretty tasty. This also came with a fried egg on both of the pieces of toast and thinly sliced radishes, flat leaf parsley, sesame seed, and a generous amount of pickled red onion which I adore. The bread is a lovely European multigrain. Underneath the toast, I found a beautiful fresh green salad with a balsamic vinaigrette and tomatoes, and all in all this was the perfect dish. My dining companion chose the turkey sandwich, and this two was a very large sandwich. It looked really great and had a lot of turkey on it, so much that it looked like fresh turkey as opposed to a deli meat, but I'm really not sure. For some reason, she didn't especially care for her sandwich; may have been a little too much pesto on it for her likes, but I thought it looked wonderful and also came with a salad. I had a drip coffee, for which I was told I could get refills for free, and my companion had a latte. Both were very good. I would like to come back sometime and purchase some of their desserts as they all looked absolutely amazing.

I had one of the worst customer service experiences I've ever encountered at Svitoch. My party and…read moreI waited nearly 15 minutes while the cashier repeatedly acknowledged us but chose not to help us, despite not being busy. When she finally decided to assist us, her attitude was condescending and rude. What made the experience even more uncomfortable was that I felt racially profiled when I simply asked how much a slice of strawberry shortcake cost. After telling me the price, she immediately questioned whether I could afford it or if I still wanted it, which I found insulting and inappropriate. To make matters worse, the slice of cake was not worth the $9 price tag. Between the poor service, disrespectful treatment, and disappointing product, I have no intention of returning. There are plenty of bakeries that treat their customers with courtesy and respect--this is not one of them.