We came here TWICE during our stay at the Postcard Cabins down the road! The bread is RIGHTEOUSLY…read moredelicious! I am considering driving back out there for the granola alone!!! During our first visit, we arrived kind of late, and there was only one loaf of bread left, and two small baguettes, and so we bought everything they had and a couple coffees and a chai latte to take with us to the cabin. That ended up being an incredible choice because the baguettes made amazing grilled cheese sandos in our little kitchenette, and the rye bread was a hit for breakfast with avocado. The chai was delicious and the coffee was stellar. We stopped back in for lunch on our way back home, and had yummy breakfast sandwiches that were delicious! My croissant breakfast sandwich was next level with delicious bacon and flaky, buttery croissant deliciousness that I would have once more in a heartbeat! It's a lively little joint, located in the great part of town , with wonderful young folks running the place and a great mix of tourists and locals.

Overall was a pretty good experience. The views from the table outside were incredible of Mt…read more Adams. The latte was really good and the quiche was ok. Not my favorite veggie quiche I've had but it was still pretty good.

I recently stopped by here for a few pastries: a huckleberry Danish, and a jalapeno bacon cream…read morecheese bread. The ambiance was like, the last shop left standing in a messy ghost town. Hastily decorated. Clean, but nowhere near sterile. The clerk seemed irritated that I walked in, like I was keeping her from something more important. So, I tried to order fast. I was a little peeved that I very clearly asked for a specific Danish, and she just kind of pretended not to hear me and very quickly threw a different Danish in the bag and gave me an irritated look and said, "Anything else?" Um... They were both huckleberry Danishes, but the one she gave me had like a third as much fruit as the one I specifically requested. Whatever. "You don't have any ham and jalapeno rolls or anything like that, do you?" "I'm sold out of that one, but I do have a bread filled with cream cheese and bacon and jalapenos." I took that. The jalapeno bacon cream cheese bread was amazing. The fillings were pretty standard, but the bread itself was phenomenal. Other reviewers have mentioned that the head chef is a classically trained pastry chef. It really showed in this bread. This bread was as good as the bread from my favorite bakeries in San Francisco. Top tier. I could probably eat a little loaf of it every day. It definitely would have been better heated up a little bit, since the cream cheese was all in a cold block on one side of the bread. But it was still really good. The Danish was decent. It definitely tasted very blueberry-y--- I'm not sure if I can tell the difference between regular blueberries vs huckleberries. Overall, it was about as good as a fresh store-bought Danish from Costco. It didn't necessarily taste home-made to me, but the website states that everything is made home-made and from scratch, so I guess it was. But it tasted kind of commercial. The total was around $9, which I thought was high considering the quality of the Danish and the amount of fillings. But prices are high in 2025... c'est la vie.

Unfriendly staff, expensive donuts, no discounts for vets at the Oregon Veterans' Home. Get some…read morebetter marketing skills.

Great Mexican bakery with savory bread stuffed with jalapeño, pan dulce, donuts, a variety of…read morebutter cookies, molasses cookies and sweet empanadas. You grab a tray and tongs and select your own treats from the cabinet. The store is clean, service is friendly and there is parking right out front. Right off exit 84 from I-84, I stop here first before running my errands in The Dalles.

Found this because of yelp, and I keep going back. They know me now!…read more They have empanadas, conchas, and everything else. They have doughnuts, mini pies, cookies and cakes. All of it has tasted amazing! I noticed a cheesecake in the refrigerated portion but I haven't tried it yet. Yum! She makes fresh conchas on Saturday mornings around 10. Just saying!

I was in Hood river for work and a local coworker suggested that I check out this place when asking…read morefor 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.

The coffee and pastries are good. We got a handful of things and really enjoyed them. The baristas…read moreat the coffee bar were really nice. However, the man serving at the pastry counter was extremely rude. When asking him what pizza they had, he said "I don't know. What does it say there? I had to ask the man ahead of me if I could squeeze in read so we could be ready to order. The entire time he was serving us, he was looking away as he didn't want to help. When getting out food/pastries, I realized he forgot one. I walked back and asked for my bread. He very frustrated and very rudely and reluctantly gave me my bread. I will go back because the food and coffee was good and so were the barista. However, if that man is at the counter, I will walk out.

Omg! Amazing place. Food is so good and the location is really cool. I absolutely love their…read morepastries, like probably the best ones I've ever had. I stop here every time I'm in the area!

Always stop when we go from Ellensburg to Oregon. Beautiful bakes, and sweets and yogurt. The…read morebaklava is Amazing!! And wonderful coffee for the long drive. It's an oasis!

Great pastries and wonderful staff. Great way to break up a long drive. Will definitely stop again…read morethe next time we pass that way.

I was thoroughly satisfied with my Monte Cristo sandwich. The jam that comes on the side was…read moreexcellent. Very sweet workers in there, and the food came out extremely fast. Lots of tables for seating inside, outside, and in the sunroom!

Alicia's Bakery has taken over this space from a previous bakery and they have far more baked…read moregoods, pantry items, party goods and snacks. The hours are better, too, as they are open until 6pm. In addition to the many, many Mexican pan dulce - colorful concha, fruit empanadas, orejas, delicious corn muffins, galletas (huge sugar cookies), mantecado, bigote dane's, lima, elotito, condo relleno, and the molasses pig shaped cookie, the marranito - they have stocked the shelves with lots of pantry items. Rice, canned chiles, tomatoes, various sauces, chips, packaged cookies, snacks, chicharrones and so much more. Blankets, some kitchen items, party supplies. The list goes on and one. And of course the store is bright with fun, colorful piñatas hanging everywhere! They also make cakes for all occasions, most notably the elaborately decorated Quincesnera cakes adorned with beautiful flowers. Service is so friendly! They have their own parking out front. Definitely stop and support this local business and enjoy delicious treats!

We had some Great pastries and friendly service! Chill vibes. Nice people working. Fair pricesread more

Stumbled across this gem...terrific berry pancakes, great burger.... Amazing warm and friendly…read morestaff, quirky decor, lots of charm.

Beat breakfast we had our whole trip. Quirky little stop. Blueberry pancakes and the breakfast…read moreburrito were delicious! The town is absolute trash so don't expect to see anything there. Eat and get back on the road!

Went for baked goods but wasn't much of anything there. Maybe we hit a bad day…read more The store looked more like a local grocery with produce.

Angel's Bakery is one the anticipated highlights on my trips to the Gorge. Make no mistake, this is…read morenot just any little rural roadside Bakery, before opening his own business, Angel was a Pastry Chef at the swanky Skamania Lodge for many years and has trained with the best master bakers in the nation. He also does everything from wedding cakes to treats for special events, like the Huckelberry Festival. His experience shines through in his flakey strudel with Bavarian cream filling (a personal favorite). He also uses seasonal fruit fillings so look for raspberries, strawberries, blueberries, pineapple, or the illusive huckleberry to make appearances in the sumptuous muffins and scones. Speaking of scones, you must try them, and at $1 they are half price and on par with what you'd find at a Starbucks or more upscale bake shop. All the quality and half the price, my kind of place! To some locals that are comparing the prices to the local supermarkets, ok it's a little more expensive, but you cannot compare these fresh baked, quality treats with a Rosauer's donut or packaged cookies. Plus, if you buy your pastries for your Sunday church socials from Angel, you are supporting and keeping your money in the local community. You are helping your parisioners/ neighbors and creating jobs in the Gorge - and saving in gas and bridge tolls! (yes, i'm talking to you Margaret, please don't let me eat another processed-sugar lard roll on my next visit!)