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Twisted Croissant

4.5 (324 reviews)
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Open 7:00 am - 5:00 pm
Updated 3 months ago

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Chocolate cake thing
Daphne S.

It was okay. We went late before closing. No croissants sadly. We had a chocolate cake. It was a little hard and not worth the price. Too sweet. Inside was dark. There are benches outside to sit on.

Tulisa T.

love the mushroom and peach pastry. very delicious and filling. the texture with the savory and sweetness taste had a perfect balance. it's very flaky and strong. it's a small place with limited seating. came in the afternoon and it was pretty empty. service was friendly.

Earl grey blueberry cheesecake
Samantha C.

Pretty expensive but anytime you come to a bakery like this it's a luxurious experience. We visited on a Sunday afternoon; many of the items seem sold out but what was left was still delicious. We tried their chocolate croissant and the seasonal earl grey blueberry cheesecake. The croissant has gorgeous lamination with a delicious thick filling. I had to swat my husband away from the last bite and he's not even a croissant guy! The cheesecake was also excellent, not too sweet which was a surprise. The blueberry flavor came through while the earl grey was more subtle. Both felt decadent. There's limited indoor seating, one long standing table. Self-serve water station with metal cups was a nice touch. Bus your own table. The one gender neutral restroom was very clean.

Cha Siu Croissant
Cynthia L.

Not oily, not mushy, perfectly baked croissants (and even this brioche donut). They had a char siu croissant we tried, likely inspired by LNY, and the char siu and pickled scallions balanced each other out with the crispy, crunchy, flaky sesame seeded croissant. We equally enjoyed their rosemary ham, chocolate, and plain croissants. My banana brioche donut was fluffy and lightly sweet (filling-wise) and not overly. Twisted got me twisted! Thank you!

Phillip P.

The experience was horrendous and uninviting. The employee didn't greet me, the store was not kept up, and it was 4pm and the store closes at 6pm and they only had 3 items. Left the establishment disappointed and unimpressed not worth the time going. The worst part of the the bakery was the bad sign and the rude employee that seemed like they didn't want to be their. Luckily I'm from out of town and I will not be returning.

Victoria T.

My sister and I stopped by this croissant spot in the afternoon, around 3 PM, so we knew we might be limited on options and we were. Most items were sold out, so we both went with the s'mores croissant. To be honest, it was more of a chocolate croissant with some light s'mores-inspired toppings. The inside was filled with a rich chocolate mousse, and the only thing that made it "s'mores" was a drizzle of marshmallow on top and a few bits of graham cracker sprinkled over it. It wasn't bad, but it wasn't $8-worthy either. Texture-wise, the croissant was flaky but lacked that signature buttery, soft interior you'd expect. Instead, it felt a bit heavy and overbaked. I get that we came later in the day, but I've had croissants from other bakeries close to closing time that still tasted fresh, light, and delicious. If you're going to market something as a s'mores croissant, it would be great to see that theme carried throughout maybe with a marshmallow or graham layer inside, or at least more balanced flavors beyond chocolate. As it stands, this felt like a dressed-up chocolate croissant, not a true s'mores experience. Would I come back? Maybe to try something earlier in the day but I'd skip the s'mores

Winter B.

Twisted croissant has the most beautiful pastries I have ever seen. And an abundance of them. I came here once before a little after 4pm and they were sold out of almost everything so today I came back in the morning. I got the blueberry lemon pull a part-insanely good. It was almost like a croissant bread pudding but you could still taste all the layers. It did have a hair in it that I had to pull out which was unappetizing, but I understand mistakes happen. I want to come back here and try just a plain croissant. They also have great coffee. The pull apart was 6.50$. Something to note is there is no seating. So pretty much a takeout only spot. Employees are very nice. I believe they have 3 locations.

Eva C.

The tarts here are pretty good, but they sell out so early. We arrived around 11 AM, and all the croissants were already gone. The remaining options were limited, and they had no plans to restock for the rest of the day even though they close at 6 PM. If you want their full selection, get there early. Otherwise, you might miss out!

Rose cream croissant
Deedee C.

Didn't go here in person but my friends got me some croissants from here and they were amazing. One is a rose cream one, and the other was plain butter. Just goodness, flakiness in the right places, and enough flavor. This is as good as croissants you get in Paris. Would definitely need to come back and in person

Strawberry Crostata with Lemon Basil creme; Chocolate croissant
Farah S.

Every item we purchased was delicious, especially the beautifully stripped chocolate croissant. Perfectly flaky, reminiscent of Parisian croissants. The lemon basil cream on the strawberry rhubarb crostata makes for a great combo and my kid gobbled up the Basque mini-cheesecake before anyone else could get to it. Definitely would visit again next time I'm in Portland.

Roze N.

Yooooo this place got you Twisted like Keith Sweat Talk bout croissants this way and that a ways. So many variations of this treat there's something for all y'all sweet and savory tooth's. Will def find a good excuse to come back and try all the diff types. This locale is smaller than the one in Sellwood as far as seating for chillaxing goes but it's where all these pastries are made so you best believe upon entering you are enveloped in a buttery scented hug. Staff is just as sweet as the offerings.

Supposedly a ham & cheese croissant. Lacking.

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Ken's Artisan Bakery

4.4(1k reviews)
2.5 miAlphabet District, Northwest
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Ken's is a popular local PDX bakery well known for their delicious baked goods. Definitely get here…read moreearly before their selection is gone! To get here, street parking will be your best bet. Inside, they have a cozy setup with some tables for seating. Wifey and I ended up grabbing a Brownie and a Ham, Thyme & Gruyère Croissant. Both items were delicious! All of the staff are very friendly and welcoming here. There is a reason why this spot has over 1,000+ positive reviews!

Ken's Bakery is clearly a neighborhood favorite as you'll see by the line out there door at…read morebasically any hour of the day, but especially in the mornings. Come early because they do run out of pastries. Everything I've ordered has tasted great. The croissants are especially good. Very flavorful and buttery. Lots of unique flavors too, and in the macarons as well. The space itself is small with almost no seating and it's too crammed to form an appropriate line. You have to balance on small steps at some point. Not ideal. I would normally give this bakery 4-5 stars, but I think they deserve only two stars for my personal experiences. The staff has never been all that friendly, and on my last visit (and last for a while or ever) one woman was so rude to me I was so shocked I just stood there with my jaw hanging open until I finally regained my wits and just stepped away. I don't even know what caused her attitude, I had ordered and paid, but she didn't like how I was waiting for my bag of food, I guess. I don't know. But I won't be going back anytime soon even if I lived in Portland. Bummer because it's very tasty.

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4.8(369 reviews)
1.6 miMississippi, Boise, North Portland, Northeast Portland
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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.

I haven't actually visited in person yet my cousins were kind enough to grab a to go order for me…read more I've heard the inside is lovely, with pastries practically calling your name from the display. It's clearly a popular spot, and from what I hear, getting there early is key if you want their famous croissants. Everything we ordered was amazing a rocky road cookie, a chocolate croissant, and the ham and cheese croissant. Even two days later, everything was still tasty. The flaky layers were especially impressive. I'm a big rocky road fan and had never tried it as a cookie before this one was a winner and tasted fresh, not processed at all. Definitely looking forward to visiting in person next time.

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omg as soon as you walk in the aroma is so comforting. It smells of all sorts of goodness. We just…read morehad lunch, but I still ended up buying a whole bunch. You got empanadas, suman, all sorts of baked goods, sans rival and much more. Grayson was helping us out. He was great to chat with, and that really makes a place memorable. So glad for relatives who told me about this place. They are out of state but found it on social media and asked if I knew about this place. Now I know. There's only street parking, it's Portland. There's also a neat park a couple of blocks away, so that can be a great spot to enjoy your treats from here. We were there around 2pm so it wasn't busy. It's a small place so keep that in mind. But if there's a line, it's definitely worth the wait. Coming from the Bay Area, I'm happy to know a place that can fulfill some of my filipino bakery cravings.

Saw this bakery on Yelp as we used to live in the South Waterfront but never had a chance until…read morerecently. They had a variety of pastries, both sweet and savory, to choose from and the service was so nice, telling us about the different Filipino dishes and even recommended their favorites! Got the ensaymada, mango and ube, and a chicken empanada (not pictured). The ensaymada was light and airy. Used real slices of mango to top it off but the glaze seemed like an artificial glaze, which didn't bother me too much or take away from the pastry. The empanada was very good, ratio of ingredients inside was good and the bread itself was very flaky. Had a solid experience and the staff was all so nice. Will come back to try their other pastries!

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