St. Honoré Bakery

Beautiful little coffee shop with overpriced bread, which is good quality, but can be found at a better price in other similar places.

After avoiding this chain for the better part of 2 years, I went in for a chausson aux pommes and lunch. The food had great flavor as expected, but the customer service falls flat as i should have expected. After being called up for my order they forgot my pastery, then as i was walking out the door i realize no silverware was offered/provided. I double back to get a spoon for my tomato soup, but St Honoré will always succeed in making a fool of me as i still made it to my truck before i realized i also wasn’t given a fork for my salad.

For this quality of bakery and $5 pasteries, it really makes me wonder if its just passive aggressive Portland not wanting to do right by people, or they just don’t train their staff to ask the right questions.

Not what it used to be. Millennial pukes who act entitled are part of the Portland problem. Unfortunately they congregate around Northwest 23rd and Thurman. Too bad they don't have something on the west side!

Hubba hubba. Delicious. We got a selection of quiches and they were so good! Not much seating, probably because of COVID. But, don’t expect to get a seat, there were about… 10ish seats?

This place was amazing! I wish I went every day while I was in Portland. Can’t go wrong visiting and hope to go back again someday.

The namesake pastry is perfect every time. For a treat, take home some dinner rolls or a loaf of fresh bread!

Not sure how this place has a 4.6 rating. Unfriendly, unwelcoming staff which is crazy because it was so dead so it’s not like they have the excuse of being overwhelmed and exhausted. More importantly, the food was garbage. I bought three items and tossed all after a couple bites - the opera cake was meh at best, the entire bottom half of the almond croissant was soggy (like how?), and the mushroom pastry thing was also soggy at the bottom even though they toasted it for me. Honestly, none of them were worth the calories and nothing about this place’s goods even remotely compare to a traditional Parisian bakery. I’m new to Portland so I don’t have other recommendations for a backup, but save your money, time, and calories.

Mushroom quiche did not taste fresh but Quiche Lorraine was fresh. Hazelnut croissant especially yummy when first out of oven. Chickpea chicken soup tastes watery.

The food looks heavenly but I couldn’t get over the over priced cold coffee … I ordered americano twice here last year and both times it was ice cold and the most expensive on the block?
Unfortunately I walk by here daily but have never wanted to stop again.
I hope they fixed that problem whatever it was!? !

This bakery is a hit and miss. I have been coming here a long long time. And, it all depends on the crew. Some of them are very nice and well trained in making coffee and some just make me NOT ever want to come back. Like today, I ordered a cappuccino and got it so hot I couldn't hold it and with a cow milk even though I ordered with almond milk. The person making it showed a big attitude and I keep waiting for another one for 15 min until I had to go back and finally someone else made it. What an attitude! Sorry to see it.

Delicious, worth the wait. Quiche jardiniere was delicious and clearly made with the best ingredients. Hazelnut dacquoise was the perfect combination of textures and rich flavors. Pear Bourgogne was delicious and fresh. Only one person serving the long line of Saturday morning customers which made for a long wait but it was worth it.

Cute location in Portland and went here for a customer meeting. It’s a nice set up compared to other locations because you can see how the breads and food are made. Friendly knowledgeable staff

This place has read awesome espresso drinks and pastries. They also have amazing sandwiches. A true french bakery in Portland!

Awesome little bakery. The pastries and quiche are ridiculously good. Try the namesake St Honore pastry! I can’t wait to go back and try some of the sandwiches.