Flour Market

Love this bakery. I live in the area and go multiple times a week! Their pastries are amazing and they also make some tasty open faced sandwiches. Highly recommend if you love pastries

This bakery just opened down the street from where I live, and I’m excited to report that it is great!!! I just had the best ham and Gruyère croissant I’ve ever had, with a nice cup of coffee. The counter displays a beautiful selection of breads (including challah!) and pastries, fancy granola bars, biscuits, chocolate bars, croissants, scones, crackers, granola, and cookies. The atmosphere is relaxed, like a coffee shop that’s good to meet up at or relax and read a book. There’s local art on the walls and big windows that light streams through. I really enjoyed eating here and I hope you do too.

The sourdough loaf here is amazing. My girlfriend and I loved everything we got here, we'll definitely be coming back again. They were very nice when we asked which breads were vegan, and they had a big selection!

Good northern European style rye bread. Dense and toothsome with a good amount of grain. Cute spot but it is only open until 2pm so I hardly ever get the chance to go.

This place is fantastic. Delicious high quality products and the absolute friendliest service. We were visiting and tried this place as it was kind of close to our hotel and we wanted a muffin. It was so good we went the next day to try something else. Highly recommend, we loved everything we bought.

A sweet spot, cute and comfortable with yummy treats, interesting breads and lite lunches. I'm a fan of the open faced sandwiches and interesting iced tea. The interior is charming and the staff is always friendly and attentive. Flour Market is a great addition to the charming neighborhood of Concordia!

Such terrific baked goods. I keep an eye out for their offering whenever I’m around town at other coffee shops. Always scrumptious.

This place is so darling & mellow… had the herbal tea with a heated croissant 🥐 with jam & butter 🧈. Good if you want to find a quiet cafe to read/work/hear your companion while chatting without talking loud. The country music gave it a down home vibe. Not sure if that’s the majority of what’s played here since it’s my first time in but guaranteed I will be back! Thanks

We found this place by mistake. We were on our way to Extracto coffee and passed by. Everything looks delicious and old fashioned true Bakery style The place itself is cute and inviting with enough seating options. The omner lady is very nice. I could definitely spend a long time working and studying here because it's so comfortable.

All around solid bakery. The Ham and Swiss (topped with some kind of béchamel-like sauce) was delicious albeit on the small side. Their cold brew was excellent. Surprisingly, the beans are not from Extracto next door. I didn't connect with the ginger biscuit. However, the fresh made on the premises multi-grain bread was oh so good. I use it to construct a mean grilled cheese sandwich (be sure to spread with mayonnaise on the grill side) at home. Comfortable ambiance with good variety of seating. Parking is relatively easy and counter person was nice.

Ginger biscuits! That's all it took to get me to drive clear across the city and over the river to visit Flour Market. Yes, I'm that kind of foodie. When I read a review or someone tells me about something they had that sounds exceptional, distance does not stand in the way! Fortunately for me, there as one remaining when I arrived at 11am. Clearly, other people have heard about the ginger biscuit and they get there much earlier. Immediately I told them to put it aside for me while I checked out the other offerings. Everything looked fantastic. The basket of freshly made banquettes commanded my attention. As did the ham & cheese croissants. There were several varieties of large cookies, brownies, muffins, scones, biscotti and pastries, including gluten-free and vegan options. All sorts of fresh baked breads, the kind that has a nice crust and you know it's has the perfect chew inside. Seeded loaves, Kalamata olive ciabatta, brioche, French baguettes, croutons and rolls. Plus a variety of sandwich loaves - sourdough, dark rye, and my fave, country walnut. Full barista bar with all the regular coffee and tea drinks. The intent was to save the ginger biscuit for breakfast the next day, but the restaurant I had planned on going to for lunch didn't opened until dinner hours, so I took a nibble in the car. The ginger added a slight bit of sweetness and a kick to the buttery biscuit. To me, it's perfection, no need to add jam or butter - but you do you. I like to eat the top first, it's crisp and has the perfect texture. I ate the entire biscuit on my ride home, regretting it only because it would have been wonderful with a cup of tea. Next time I will definitely get two! They sell bags of their homemade granola as well. Lots of seeds, nuts, grains and dried fruit amongst the variations. Even a crystallized ginger granola that I forgot to grab so I will definitely have to go back! Darn! Inside is cozy, lots of wood, brick and there are a variety of seating arrangements. Even a large table for groups or individuals working on their laptops. Outside the street has been converted into seating areas, a communal space for the several restaurants on this little corner of NE Killingsworth.

Yum! Favorite new place in the neighborhood to buy bread! Love the walnut levain. Great croissants/pastries too. Got the orange cardamom sticky bun. To my pleasant surprise, it wasn't overly sweet, just a subtle sweetness with ground cardamom and bits of caramelized orange peel. It was also uniquely crunchy/flaky on the outside! The Kouign Amann was AMAZING! Layers of deliciousness! It was so satisfying to "peel" and eat this!

Food was so good and this place is so cute. Def a hidden gem in the neighborhood. I prefer this place for a casual breakfast over many other of the amazing options in the area. And that is saying something. The brunch salad and veg open faced sandwich, pictured, served after 11:30am was amazeballs. So good! Service was also super good. Sweet people work here. Get the ginger scone. Worth it! P.s. no espresso but great cold brew. Extracto is right around the corner if you must have it.

Beautiful little bakery located int the Alberta Arts District. The bakery was clean, with indoor and outdoor seating, and lots of windows and sunlight. The staff was very friendly and prompt. They only offer drip coffee, but it was good...unfortunately the almond croissant was not. It was flat, dense, dry, and the filling was not spread evenly throughout the pastry instead it was just in a ball in the middle. There were other pastries to choose from and also loafs of bread, so I will definitely give this place another try!

Oh my gosh!! That bread that the open sandwiches are on...I can't forget about it. We brought home a loaf all the way to South Waterfront and both of us were commenting on how delish all week. The perfect condiments were on the sandwich. I'm a foodie and Lisa, the owner, knows her stuff. We will be back this week for more. Sweet environment and it felt like we were in a special place in Europe. One doesn't need big food here, this is the food that will linger on your taste buds...simple, rustic and perfect.

Great baked goods, friendly service and peaceful atmosphere . Wiling to work with the community by giving back . Thanks for your support !

Love this new neighbor gem! It is perfectly decorated with an amazing selection of pastries, bread and desserts. They feature fresh brewed Marigold coffee as well. The owner is super friendly. I can see this being a frequent stop for us! Welcome to the neighborhood!

We just moved to Vancouver and as we were driving over to the neighborhood we were talking how we need to find a great local bakery. Needing to kill some time we explored the area and WHAM!!! Lisa and Flour Market appears!! The answer to our dreams! Lisa was so generous with her time and explanations, she hand packed some biscotti for us while our pile at the register of things to buy continued to grow. We left with a great load of Flour Market products and we can't wait to go back. See you soon Lisa!!!

This cafe is a hidden gem! The cozy atmosphere, friendly staff, and exceptional coffee made my visit memorable. Their menu offers delicious pastries and breakfast options. I'll definitely be back for more! Five stars!

UPDATE: They added hot chocolate to the menu and it is LEGIT! It is seriously the best hot chocolate I have ever had and it is worth a visit just for that. My previous review: I love this place! I bought the ciabatta bread and the challah bread, and they were so good I bought some to give to others for the holidays, and it was such a hit people were asking me where I got it! They also have an excellent salad, and the breakfast options like Greek yogurt with granola, ham and gruyere croissants, and coffee. It's also a nice place to chill. There is great light, the chairs are comfortable, and the atmosphere is cheerful.

If you're like me, you'll be charmed by this new spot, Flour Market, that recently opened in the Concordia neighborhood right off 30th and Killingsworth. It's a warm, welcoming cafe chock full of freshly baked ... and really interesting ... pastry, bread, granola and even dog treats. Lisa, the owner and 'bakery lady' at heart is always there with a smile, a suggestion (trust her, she knows what's good) and the story behind her unique offerings. She owns the production bakery responsible for all of this goodness, cleverly also named Flour Market ... c'mon, that's a cute name. She is always trying new recipes to compliment her already ample lineup of treats. Flour Market provides breads and pastries to myriad restaurants in Portland. You've likely tasted her wares already and now you can go to the source. Flour Market is currently open Wednesday - Sunday, 8AM-2PM. Get on over there and try some goodness!

Coffee is good, pastries are better. Had an incredible sticky orange cardamom pastry here, maybe the best I've ever had. Huge amounts of outside seating, including under a tent for shade in the afternoon. Can't recommend enough! I live in the Bay Area, but when visiting NE Portland this is my go-to spot for breakfast pastries and associated treats.

LOVE LOVE LOVE The Flour Market! Such a great addition to our neighborhood. All the pastries/cookies are amazing and the bread is to die for. So happy they will now be open 7 days a week!!!

Love this neighborhood gem. Great food and coffee, friendly staff, great options for indoor and outdoor seating. It's a great spot for working remotely (they have wifi!) or just chilling on a Sunday morning.

Our favourite bakery to go to in Portland! Great sandwiches, baked goods and coffee Our dog Louie loves it so much that he drags us to it on walks if we are within a half mile radius.

I can't recommend this wonderful place enough. Wonderful baked goods, wide variety, warm inviting atmosphere, and super friendly service from the owner. I've been here a bunch and have never been disappointed.

Great neighborhood bakery. I love to walk there for our bread for the week and pick up a sweet delicious treat. We've ordered Thanksgiving rolls and bread too which were amazing. Thank you!!!

I can't get enough of this place! First of all, the croissant cups are to die for, the bread is hearty and tasty and the sweets are delicious. I've tried many and am working my way to try them all! My personal favorite so far is the panforte, made of nuts, fruits and yummy goodness. The environment is warm and inviting. And most of all, the owner is very kind and so generous with her conversation. We love it here!!!

I live in Seattle, but travel to Portland almost every other month to visit friends. I love exploring the neighborhood cafes and boutiques. I was charmed by this bakery and the interesting selections of baked goods. I bought my Italian father the panforte, and the amaretti cookies as a gift (he raved about them). I enjoyed a selection of baked goods including the rickroll, the brownie, and the marmalade bostock. I was charmed by the baker Lisa, who is the owner who hosted my friends and I on a cold, rainy Sunday afternoon...I will be back!

The best breads, pastries, coffee, tea, and cafe space for miles around. Sweets and savories, expertly baked, with light and flaky croissants, crusty loaves, big cookies, and chewy sourdough. Dozens of familiar and hard-to-find items, always well-stocked. I've enjoyed a hearty ham and gruyere croissant right from the oven, chocolate ganache oat bar, and guava cream cheese pastelito, among others. Luxurious, calm, and comfortable space to sit and relax or chat, with families on walks popping in for treats and solo patrons enjoying books. An amazing addition to our neighborhood. Make it your space to gather or just sit and be happy!

This is a fabulous find. A wonderfully comfortable spot with delicious goodies. I plan to go back again and again.

My family loves Flour Market! Wonderful service, yummy treats, and a great hangout spot for the whole family (including our pup) not far from home. We love swinging by for a breakfast pastry and grabbing bread for the freezer. Thanks for being part of the Concordia Neighborhood!

Reviewing the recently opened NE location on 30th by Killingsworth. This is an easy and enthusiastic five stars from me. The variety of breads, pastries, cookies, etc. is wonderful. I sat inside and had coffee with my olive ciabatta and sweet roll (like a cinnamon roll without the cinnamon). I also got a loaf of their pre-sliced caraway rye sourdough which I made into a hummus and tomato sandwich for my hike today. Everything was tasty, and I'm impressed enough that I may even try their croissants (I'm such a stickler about croissants, I usually don't even bother). Lisa was friendly and jumped right into impassioned explanations when I asked about the wares. She offered to heat up the roll and the ciabatta - so tasty when they're warm! This is going to become a regular spot for me, no doubt. I'm thrilled to have an excellent bakery doing retail in our neighborhood.

Wonderful baked goods in the neighborhood! Brioche rolls! Ciabatta rolls and slippers! Breakfast and lunch choices! Great cookies!

I want to review the new location in Concordia but can't find it on Yelp so will settle for reviewing this one because I want the Concordia location to make it as a business so badly! We live in the neighborhood and it has quickly become our favorite bakery. Their sour dough and multi-grain loaves are so fresh and delicious, olive oil cake, hazelnut swirly cookie, peanut butter vegan cookie. *Chef's kiss* - pairs perfectly with espresso from Extracto!

Tried it out for the first time today and we were very happy. The bakery products are excellent, we got three pastries and some cookies to try, all were very good. The indoor space is bright and airy with picnic tables out front also. There will be a rear patio eventually. Coffee is drip but good and there is a very good tea menu. WiFi was unreliable but that means that I won't feel like I am going to the office, which I do at some coffee places where every table is filled with a laptop. The owner Lisa was very friendly and was happy to answer any questions. We will definitely be coming back.

So happy to see this wonderful bakery/coffee shop open up! Can't wait to visit often and enjoy all their wonderful goods! Their guava pastelitos seem to sell out, so get in early!

We love this bread! We've tried bread from every "best" bread list in the Portland area. In our opinion, Flour Market breads are the best. They have great flavor, a nice crust and the perfect soft chewiness. If you love kalamata olives, try their olive slipper bread- whole olives that you can see and taste.