Tiny Love Bakery

We were in town for a wedding and stopped by our old neighborhood. We knew this place had to be good with the handful of people outside. I had a matcha latte and the prosciutto egg sandwich. There aren’t enough descriptors for how good both were. If I had more room in my belly I would’ve ordered a second sandwich. I highly recommend eating at Tiny Love Bakery.

Love the english muffins! ... and the cookies! ... its all so gourmet and delightfully inspired! You can't find baked goods like this anywhere else!

My husband and I went for the first time this morning. We each had the goat cheese, arugula, fig jam, English muffin sandwich - deeeeelicious. Appreciated the generous portion of each ingredient, the composition was perfect, and so toasty and hot on a rainy windy morning. The homemade English muffin was amazing. Got a pumpkin tart for a treat later this afternoon. Service was great, too. So glad to have Tiny Love Bakery in our neighborhood.

This bakery absolutely lived up to the hype and did not disappoint. The 45-minute trip was completely worth it. Everything was delicious, but the standout was the English muffin—so nice and fresh! All the other baked goods we tried were equally fantastic. We will definitely be back! The service was great too.

I finally stopped at this bakery for a much needed latte and ended up with a breakfast cookie and English Muffin with jam. It’s the cutest little bakery filled with everything you need for pastries, breakfast sandwiches and coffee. I love that I live a few blocks away and from now on I’ll drive a little slower and remind myself to stop more often. Lastly, any bakery with a walk-up window is my favorite esp while walking my dog. 🧡

I got hooked on their basic sausage egg and cheese on an English muffin. A simple sandwich done perfectly. I took a chance with their more experimental curry coconut egg sandwich, and I was pleasantly surprised. The only thing I have had and would recommend against is the gluten free quiche. I expect a buttery, flaky crust to a quiche, but these crusts have the texture of dried graham crackers minus any flavor. Coffee drinks are about as good as you can get in the neighborhood.

Their sausage egg sandwich hits the spot. The english muffin was delicious and had great texture. We loved the level of service. This is now our go to breakfast spot when in Portland.

Really special brand new little spot. Doing everything in house. Highly recommend anything that involves the English muffin! Best in town. Also gotta try the peanut butter miso cookie, completely addicting

Are you considering arriving before they open during very limited hours to avoid the rush? Ya, that's what 20+ others thought too. Only the two owners are taking orders, crafting lattes, and constructing breakfast sandwiches. I get it, employee costs eat into already thin margins, but they might want to consider a third person for a few weeks as the business ramps up. The Maple Latte with real maple syrup was too sweet for me, but a quality creation nevertheless. The fair sized Crispy Prosciutto Breakfast Sandwich packed complementary flavors and texture. Real good! The $5 Kimchi hand pie was creative, but as its namesake, it was tiny. I rather pay $10 and get double the size so each bite is burst of flavor rather than a sliver of one. The kale salad was delicious! Know that those delicious homemade English Muffins for the breakfast sandwiches might not be available for purchase. They'd probably sell out if they offered them for take home. No inside seating, but there's two benches outside. The owner was sweet and calm. I wish them well.

What a cute little bakery. Warning: It is a walk-up window, so this is mostly take-out, which is why my photos are all staged at home. The couple running it are super friendly and nice (the guy runs the kitchen making the food and the women does all the baked items and runs the window). I think all the baked goods are amazing, especially any of the tarts that have different seasonal flavors. I've had the strawberry tart and the lemon tart and both were outstanding. The kim chi handpie was a bit lacking in punch from the kim chi. They also have breakfast sandwiches, and I got a traditional sausage, egg and cheese. The house-made English muffin was soft and tender, but I felt the sausage patty was cooked a bit too dry. Still, overall it was good, but I definitely recommend the baked goods, which does sell out early. Like the name, it is a small operation so it may take awhile for a sandwich (I was quoted 20 minutes once during peak time on Sunday, so maybe order online ahead.) I appreciate that this bakery right now is open Sunday through Tuesday, filling in for the dessert desert on Mondays and Tuesdays when alot of places are closed. So if you have a craving early in the week, Tiny Love is a great spot to drop by.

With a over twenty five minute wait for all sandwiches the first hour they are open, I would suggest the owners take sandwiches off the menu until they can figure out how to do what they want more efficiently and quickly. I am sure it is hell on them, and as a customer the wait is too long.

The prosciutto egg breakfast sandwich is great. So many great flavors. I also got the peanut butter miso cookie which was also great. The owners are wonderful people, and the only thing that would make me recommend Tiny Love more would be if they opened a second location on division.