Fun place to visit for a cup of coffee and home baked treat. Their grains for sale are locally grown and delicious. The owners staff the shop and are very interesting to talk to about the history of the
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
CW Massie
We’re hooked on their flour and love visiting the bakery even from an hour away in Corvallis. The pizza blend is amazing!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Kendra Coggin
Adorable bakery with local grains, flours, pastry for sale. The 1888 schoolhouse next door was saved by the owners and brought onsite for preservation. The inside is original and open for enjoying your purchases and special events.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Lyda Pierce
I go to this bakery primarily to buy the wonderful flour that is locally grown and milled. I get it for bread baking. But I always treat myself to a cookie, or roll or get a biscuit for my dog. I seem to always arrive in the late afternoon when the soup has run out but the kitchen smells lovely of baking bread and vegetables roasting for the next day's soup.This is a small bakery with a limited number of baked goods for sale, but it's all been good. This is not a restaurant though they do have soup.The largest selection is not in the glass bakery case but on the shelves: many different flours, dried legumes, whole grain pastas, granola and more. There is also a varying selection of other locally produced items. At different times I've seen honey, purses, and cookie cutters. I enjoy looking around to see what treasures may be there each time I go.The atmosphere is casual, cozy and friendly.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Light Rye Bread, Cookies, Cinnamon Roll
Lisa Polyester
Drive out to the bakery! It's tiny but fantastic on a sunny (or any) day. Love the schoolhouse too. See for yourself.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: In Bread Making, Light Rye Bread
Carey Lening
Beautiful farm and bakery, selling home grown produce and flours, including some exotic types. Lots of delectable baked goods, but more importantly, Frankie the cat is the main attraction.Frankie is the sweetest, softest most lovely boy, who adores, cuddles, pets and lap time. He was the highlight of our trip and sat on my husband's lap for 20 minutes, purring his big fluffy orange head off. This cat is worth visiting, and it's a beautiful place with very nice owners, so you should come out even if you're not a cat fanatic.
marcus (Marcus)
Fantastic bread. Best quality and good prices. Thank you so much! Lots of other yummy items. Definitely worth driving out.
Wendy W.
Great food and service! Will definitely return and recommend to friends and family! Nice touch being out in the country!
Clara Terrell
Nice baked goods. Pleasant outdoor seating with flowers and friendly orange cat (very soft and fluffy)
Stacie Kiyabu
Beautiful place with an excellent staff! There's an old schoolhouse on property that will transport you back to a different time. Baked goods never disappoint. Made with wheat sourced right from the fields. Service is expedient and kind. They are willing to answer any and every question you may have about the different products they carry. Excellent place to gather with a small group.
Greta little country side bakery and local made flours
Elizabeth Hagemaier
Such a gem of a stop. Delicious pastries and wonderful flours and mixes. It's a lovely drive out there and a gorgeous property to explore.
Benjamin Smith
Helpful, knowledgeable staff, amazing quality products, local! Thanks for the great flour.
SNClocks
If you like artisan bread - this is your heaven. Totally unpretentious, out in the country, and super worth the trip. They have specific breads for each day of the week, so if you have our heart set on one particular loaf, check when they offer it. Flip side, they also have some great pastries.
Wayne Stuckey
Really great breads for sale - various choices daily. They have outstanding pastries. They also carry some great staples for baking/cooking: they have specialty flours; wheat and barley berries; unusual dried beans; blue corn meal; and granola/muesli.
Fun place to visit for a cup of coffee and home baked treat. Their grains for sale are locally grown and delicious. The owners staff the shop and are very interesting to talk to about the history of the
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
We’re hooked on their flour and love visiting the bakery even from an hour away in Corvallis. The pizza blend is amazing!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Adorable bakery with local grains, flours, pastry for sale. The 1888 schoolhouse next door was saved by the owners and brought onsite for preservation. The inside is original and open for enjoying your purchases and special events.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I go to this bakery primarily to buy the wonderful flour that is locally grown and milled. I get it for bread baking. But I always treat myself to a cookie, or roll or get a biscuit for my dog. I seem to always arrive in the late afternoon when the soup has run out but the kitchen smells lovely of baking bread and vegetables roasting for the next day's soup.This is a small bakery with a limited number of baked goods for sale, but it's all been good. This is not a restaurant though they do have soup.The largest selection is not in the glass bakery case but on the shelves: many different flours, dried legumes, whole grain pastas, granola and more. There is also a varying selection of other locally produced items. At different times I've seen honey, purses, and cookie cutters. I enjoy looking around to see what treasures may be there each time I go.The atmosphere is casual, cozy and friendly.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Light Rye Bread, Cookies, Cinnamon Roll
Drive out to the bakery! It's tiny but fantastic on a sunny (or any) day. Love the schoolhouse too. See for yourself.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: In Bread Making, Light Rye Bread
Beautiful farm and bakery, selling home grown produce and flours, including some exotic types. Lots of delectable baked goods, but more importantly, Frankie the cat is the main attraction.Frankie is the sweetest, softest most lovely boy, who adores, cuddles, pets and lap time. He was the highlight of our trip and sat on my husband's lap for 20 minutes, purring his big fluffy orange head off. This cat is worth visiting, and it's a beautiful place with very nice owners, so you should come out even if you're not a cat fanatic.
Fantastic bread. Best quality and good prices. Thank you so much! Lots of other yummy items. Definitely worth driving out.
Great food and service! Will definitely return and recommend to friends and family! Nice touch being out in the country!
Nice baked goods. Pleasant outdoor seating with flowers and friendly orange cat (very soft and fluffy)
Beautiful place with an excellent staff! There's an old schoolhouse on property that will transport you back to a different time. Baked goods never disappoint. Made with wheat sourced right from the fields. Service is expedient and kind. They are willing to answer any and every question you may have about the different products they carry. Excellent place to gather with a small group.
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Greta little country side bakery and local made flours
Such a gem of a stop. Delicious pastries and wonderful flours and mixes. It's a lovely drive out there and a gorgeous property to explore.
Helpful, knowledgeable staff, amazing quality products, local! Thanks for the great flour.
If you like artisan bread - this is your heaven. Totally unpretentious, out in the country, and super worth the trip. They have specific breads for each day of the week, so if you have our heart set on one particular loaf, check when they offer it. Flip side, they also have some great pastries.
Really great breads for sale - various choices daily. They have outstanding pastries. They also carry some great staples for baking/cooking: they have specialty flours; wheat and barley berries; unusual dried beans; blue corn meal; and granola/muesli.