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The pine street bakery is well worth the time to go there. We stopped in for bake goods and got so much more . We started with a sausage and egg sandwich and ham and Swiss pastry. Both were amazing the ham and Swiss was very Chrisalmost like Philo Dough. Sausage and egg sandwich was very filling and quite tasty.we also got a selection of pastry's . We got a chocolate chip crumble that was delicious very crunchy and chocolate. We also tried marionberry hand pie and pumpkin cheese cake muffin a raspberry blueberry Kolacke all were so good. The counter server had great opinions on what to try. The counter was well organized and everyone was so helpful it was a joyful experience.
What a lovely bakery! My husband and I stopped by after getting some prints done across the street and we grabbed some lovely goodies! The bakery was bustling but they got through the line efficiently! Everyone was very friendly, even the folks in line! It was very cozy and had a great patisserie feel to it. We really enjoyed the treats we got!
I stopped in here late morning on a weekday while visiting the area. I'd heard they usually have a few gluten-free baked goodies, but when I visited they only one gluten-free option, a muffin. The Hubs and I picked out several types of treats to take home with us and enjoy over several days. Everything was scrumptious and was even good over the next few days. They also serve breakfast & lunch sandwiches, and other savory options. There was quite a line, so it's definitely a popular place with the locals.
I was in Hood river for work and a local coworker suggested that I check out this place when asking for a good local coffee shop to work for him for a few hours and to get something good to eat and drink. Was not disappointed! In fact, I decided to go with Chai and got an oat milk, sweet chai and it was topped with cardamom and rose and the best chai I ever got. I ended up returning to Pine Street before I had out of town to get one to go. I also ordered a Berry muffin to go, which I ate the next day that was still absolutely amazing.
Excellent spot. While the bfast savory options are limited, I'm so happy they had a simple yet so tasty bfast sando. You can get with or without meat. Meat options are bacon or sausage. Get the limited cruffin if it's available (we got the peaches one... tasted like peaches n cream). Would come again
Wonderful pastries with a fun selection!!!! Also unique seasonal drink options, which is always a bonus. Had some coffee struggles bc you order at one counter and they make it at another (opposite side of restaurant) and had some mismakes that we didn't realize till too late. Also the chai was a bit sweet for my taste. But still definitely recommend this spot, particularly for the pastries!!!!!
Everything is fantastic! Their grainy breads, shortbread cookies, pastries, cinnamon buns, cupcakes, coffee, chai, salads & sandwiches are off the chart delicious! Even though the name says bakery, I encourage you to stop here to pick up a sandwich to either eat there (outside tables) or take with you for your lunch break while out hiking. All sandwiches come in different types their freshly baked bread or baguettes which adds to the deliciousness. The Italian Sammie is my fave; it's absolutely crave-worthy. Salami, capicola, Mama Lil's Peppers, white cheddar are topped with baby greens dressed in a honey vinaigrette that is heavy on the vinegar which I love on a sandwich. It helps cut through the richness of the meat. The house made baguette elevates the sandwich, the crust on the outside with an evident chew on the inside, it is the perfect vessel for this sandwich. It's on the grab and go area and since it's a,ready wrapped, you can't make changes but who would want to? Wish they cut them in half which would make it easier to eat half then and save half for later as it's too much for one sitting, at least for me. They are famous for their shortbread cookies and for good reason. They are more complex than the typical three ingredient shortbread if butter, flour and sugar. They add made from a heartier flour mix so they are a bit denser and crispier than your typical shortbread. And not as buttery, which imho is better. They sprinkle in candied ginger and oats in one version; almonds in another; and a chocolate sea salt to seal the deal. Just a dollar a piece, get all three! My faves are in the order I listed them. Love the variety of texture and flavors in the ginger crisp version Especially. All of their baked goods are on the less sweet side which matches my preference. They do't just use white flour and white sugar and it really makes a difference. I can eat two cookies without doing a crash and burn! They have not opened up the inside table service yet, it's take out or you can purchase and eat at the outdoor tables and chairs along the sidewalk. Friendly service, incredibly delicious baked goods and sandwiches with a full coffee bar. Five stars and counting!
On 9/14/23, I visited Pine Street Bakery in Hood River, Washington for the second time. My first trip was last September. This time, my primary goal was to get a Cardamom Knot. That was my primary goal last year too, but I didn't have the foresight to call ahead and ask them to hold one for me. Cardamom Knots are based on Swedish Cardamom Buns called Kardemummabullar. Traditionally, they are less sweet than a cinnamon roll, with a brown sugar cardamom filling, and sprinkled on top with Swedish pearl sugar. Pine Street Bakery's version is described as "Challah dough slathered in vanilla butter, sprinkled with cardamom sugar, tied into a knot, and brushed with vanilla butter." ($3.50) I was a little bit underwhelmed with my Cardamom Knot. It looked beautiful, but it was a bit dry, didn't seem to have been slathered with anything, and there was little, if any, cardamom flavor. I would like to try a Cardamom Knot again, but next time by a different bakery. Sparrow Bakery in Bend, OR is well known for their version, which they call an Ocean-Roll. I also bought a few other items, most of which I brought to my Dad, but sampled: Cherry Turnover ($5) Blueberry Rhubarb Turnover ($5) Cheesy Breadstick ($2.50) Cranberry Walnut Scone ($4) I also got 4 cookies: Ginger Snap Chocolate Chip Shortbread Ginger Oat Almond Sandie The turnovers looked beautiful, but once you cut into them, there wasn't enough filling, and the pastry was over-baked and too dry. The same could be said for the Scone. Scones should be dry, but this wasn't dry in the dry/crumbly sense that a good scone should be. The dough seemed a little overworked, and the scone itself was over-baked. I enjoyed the Cheesy Breadstick, which was soft and chewy. The cookies were all just so-so. The first time I visited this bakery, I gave it a 5 star rating. This time, based solely on the items I purchased, I would give it a 3 star rating. I do plan to return at some point and try their coffee, maybe a piece of pizza, and a sandwich. I know that businesses are having a hard time finding and hanging onto staff. Based on the discrepancy between my first and second visit, I think it's possible that there might be a new baker in training, so I am going to cut them some slack. Regardless of my second experience, this is a very popular bakery, and there's always a long line during morning and lunch rush. If you're visiting Hood River, it's definitely worth checking out.
2 months ago
My husband brought some pastries back from here and they were all so beautiful! We got to try many of them but my top favorites had to be the raspberry danish, and the ham and cheese croissant. The croissant was super flaky and I like that it wasn't so thick, so it was easy to eat, and our kids enjoyed it which is always a bonus! The breakfast biscuit sandwiches were huge and there was no shortage of egg in there. I also got to try the Tropical Matcha which had housemade mango syrup and passionfruit cold cream. It was really fruity and the matcha was actually nice and smooth, not too milky! I drank the whole thing super fast which is a sign of a delicious drink. I was surprised to find good matcha here in Hood River but it was a pleasant surprise and perfect way to start the day. read more
4 months ago
Arrived at 10:15 and was sad to see the breakfast sandwich and cinnamon rolls had already sold out. We ended up getting the strawberry rhubarb croissant muffin and a banana chocolate chip muffin. Both were VERY good - moist and decadent! Deducted a star for the service as the gentleman working was not friendly and borderline rude. read more
The pine street bakery is well worth the time to go there. We stopped in for bake goods and got so much more . We started with a sausage and egg sandwich and ham and Swiss pastry. Both were amazing the ham and Swiss was very Chrisalmost like Philo Dough. Sausage and egg sandwich was very filling and quite tasty.we also got a selection of pastry's . We got a chocolate chip crumble that was delicious very crunchy and chocolate. We also tried marionberry hand pie and pumpkin cheese cake muffin a raspberry blueberry Kolacke all were so good. The counter server had great opinions on what to try. The counter was well organized and everyone was so helpful it was a joyful experience. read more
3 months ago
What a lovely bakery! My husband and I stopped by after getting some prints done across the street and we grabbed some lovely goodies! The bakery was bustling but they got through the line efficiently! Everyone was very friendly, even the folks in line! It was very cozy and had a great patisserie feel to it. We really enjoyed the treats we got! read more
I stopped in here late morning on a weekday while visiting the area. I'd heard they usually have a few gluten-free baked goodies, but when I visited they only one gluten-free option, a muffin. The Hubs and I picked out several types of treats to take home with us and enjoy over several days. Everything was scrumptious and was even good over the next few days. They also serve breakfast & lunch sandwiches, and other savory options. There was quite a line, so it's definitely a popular place with the locals. read more
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I was in Hood river for work and a local coworker suggested that I check out this place when asking for a good local coffee shop to work for him for a few hours and to get something good to eat and drink. Was not disappointed! In fact, I decided to go with Chai and got an oat milk, sweet chai and it was topped with cardamom and rose and the best chai I ever got. I ended up returning to Pine Street before I had out of town to get one to go. I also ordered a Berry muffin to go, which I ate the next day that was still absolutely amazing. read more
1 year ago
Excellent spot. While the bfast savory options are limited, I'm so happy they had a simple yet so tasty bfast sando. You can get with or without meat. Meat options are bacon or sausage. Get the limited cruffin if it's available (we got the peaches one... tasted like peaches n cream). Would come again read more
3 months ago
7 months ago
I usually love this place, today I ordered a veggie piggie to go. It is not heated all the way through and there were about two slices of pepper and two mushrooms inside. read more
3 months ago
Wonderful pastries with a fun selection!!!! Also unique seasonal drink options, which is always a bonus. Had some coffee struggles bc you order at one counter and they make it at another (opposite side of restaurant) and had some mismakes that we didn't realize till too late. Also the chai was a bit sweet for my taste. But still definitely recommend this spot, particularly for the pastries!!!!! read more
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Everything is fantastic! Their grainy breads, shortbread cookies, pastries, cinnamon buns, cupcakes, coffee, chai, salads & sandwiches are off the chart delicious! Even though the name says bakery, I encourage you to stop here to pick up a sandwich to either eat there (outside tables) or take with you for your lunch break while out hiking. All sandwiches come in different types their freshly baked bread or baguettes which adds to the deliciousness. The Italian Sammie is my fave; it's absolutely crave-worthy. Salami, capicola, Mama Lil's Peppers, white cheddar are topped with baby greens dressed in a honey vinaigrette that is heavy on the vinegar which I love on a sandwich. It helps cut through the richness of the meat. The house made baguette elevates the sandwich, the crust on the outside with an evident chew on the inside, it is the perfect vessel for this sandwich. It's on the grab and go area and since it's a,ready wrapped, you can't make changes but who would want to? Wish they cut them in half which would make it easier to eat half then and save half for later as it's too much for one sitting, at least for me. They are famous for their shortbread cookies and for good reason. They are more complex than the typical three ingredient shortbread if butter, flour and sugar. They add made from a heartier flour mix so they are a bit denser and crispier than your typical shortbread. And not as buttery, which imho is better. They sprinkle in candied ginger and oats in one version; almonds in another; and a chocolate sea salt to seal the deal. Just a dollar a piece, get all three! My faves are in the order I listed them. Love the variety of texture and flavors in the ginger crisp version Especially. All of their baked goods are on the less sweet side which matches my preference. They do't just use white flour and white sugar and it really makes a difference. I can eat two cookies without doing a crash and burn! They have not opened up the inside table service yet, it's take out or you can purchase and eat at the outdoor tables and chairs along the sidewalk. Friendly service, incredibly delicious baked goods and sandwiches with a full coffee bar. Five stars and counting! read more
On 9/14/23, I visited Pine Street Bakery in Hood River, Washington for the second time. My first trip was last September. This time, my primary goal was to get a Cardamom Knot. That was my primary goal last year too, but I didn't have the foresight to call ahead and ask them to hold one for me. Cardamom Knots are based on Swedish Cardamom Buns called Kardemummabullar. Traditionally, they are less sweet than a cinnamon roll, with a brown sugar cardamom filling, and sprinkled on top with Swedish pearl sugar. Pine Street Bakery's version is described as "Challah dough slathered in vanilla butter, sprinkled with cardamom sugar, tied into a knot, and brushed with vanilla butter." ($3.50) I was a little bit underwhelmed with my Cardamom Knot. It looked beautiful, but it was a bit dry, didn't seem to have been slathered with anything, and there was little, if any, cardamom flavor. I would like to try a Cardamom Knot again, but next time by a different bakery. Sparrow Bakery in Bend, OR is well known for their version, which they call an Ocean-Roll. I also bought a few other items, most of which I brought to my Dad, but sampled: Cherry Turnover ($5) Blueberry Rhubarb Turnover ($5) Cheesy Breadstick ($2.50) Cranberry Walnut Scone ($4) I also got 4 cookies: Ginger Snap Chocolate Chip Shortbread Ginger Oat Almond Sandie The turnovers looked beautiful, but once you cut into them, there wasn't enough filling, and the pastry was over-baked and too dry. The same could be said for the Scone. Scones should be dry, but this wasn't dry in the dry/crumbly sense that a good scone should be. The dough seemed a little overworked, and the scone itself was over-baked. I enjoyed the Cheesy Breadstick, which was soft and chewy. The cookies were all just so-so. The first time I visited this bakery, I gave it a 5 star rating. This time, based solely on the items I purchased, I would give it a 3 star rating. I do plan to return at some point and try their coffee, maybe a piece of pizza, and a sandwich. I know that businesses are having a hard time finding and hanging onto staff. Based on the discrepancy between my first and second visit, I think it's possible that there might be a new baker in training, so I am going to cut them some slack. Regardless of my second experience, this is a very popular bakery, and there's always a long line during morning and lunch rush. If you're visiting Hood River, it's definitely worth checking out. read more
This place is amazing. Large spacious interior. All the workers were great to interact with. Every kind of baked good you could imagine, and then... breakfast sandwich's, hot sandwiches, cold sandwiches, pizza, it's heaven. Whole family loved it. Of the line looks long just go in, it moves very quickly. Very efficient they are. I read the owner is the daughter of the woman that started grand central bakery in Seattle. read more
4 years ago
This is a fantastic find in hood river Oregon. They have wonderful local pastries, sandwiches and of course souvenirs. Try the spicy sweet nuts and some of the chai type tea mixes. read more
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The treats are delicious, I had the best ginger snap I have ever had in my life. The service was fine. The cafe setting was casual, a great place to meet up with friends. The coffee was perfect. I only wish I would have bought more ginger snaps read more
6 years ago
I've been a Pine Street fan for years (from back when they had a restaurant in the space too). Not every item is great, but enough are that combined with the great service and community support, they get 5 stars. I get a loaf of either 5-grain or the seeded loaf at least once a week. It's available fresh and they'll slice it or sell it unsliced. It freezes pretty well (yes yes I know) if you can't eat it at once. The new salted chocolate chunk shortbread cookies are a bit addictive for me. Yum! I find their regular chocolate chips too dry. Spouse is a fan of the carrot cake cupcakes; both of us love the Italian "sammies." Pizza by the slice is pretty good too. Even after 7 or 8 years, I don't think I've tried everything (because they do change things up). At Thanksgiving, if I'm not baking my own bread I'll get their regular white loaf, leave it unsliced, and use it for the stuffing base. Prices are fair; buy loaves of bread and earn a "punch" in your punch card. 12 loaves purchased and the next is on them. read more
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One of the best breakfast sandwiches we have ever had. A lovely, well staffed establishment with the aromas of freshly baked goods and coffee upon entering. Also pup friendly! We had to bring some goods home with us as they were irresistible when viewing through the window. Such a wonderful find in Hood River! We will be back! read more
4 years ago
I just found the best bakery in Hood River!!! Everything look so yummy. I got the coffee cake, which was delicious! read more
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Delicious warm fresh bread in the morning, banana bread, fresh pastries .... like scones and turnovers, muffins and cookies. They also had egg sandwiches in the morning which I did not see on the menu. We were sad that they were not open on Sundays, since we visited over a weekend.the cardamom buns ... are the most amazing breakfast item! Yummy! Yummy! Not too sweet! read more
4 years ago
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