Portland French Bakery

This place is Great they are at Washington Square Mall testing new Poducts Till January. Please go up There I have Bought The Small French Bread Loafs for 2.00 taste Great with Tri Tip or turkey and Salami. Also the Cranbery Chibata Roll taste Great with Turkey and Cream Cheese. Please put in Stores the Loafs in 3 Packs. And to The Son and Daughter in-law please keep up the Good Work

Long story short, I asked more than four days before my Thanksgiving family event for my favorite cranberry ciabatta bun rolls to get delivered into Tualatin Fred Meyer when I arrive there this weekend they were not in the bakery section as I had requested formy WILLCALL Pickup. I have successfully pre-ordered those two or three Thanksgiving’s and at least one Christmas in advance and the management at both PFB and Fred Meyer was too occupied to listen to my phone call correctly. Good grief and they raise their price at Freddy’s. I think I’ll just make sure if I want to buy them. I’ll be buying them when I get them from WINCO.

Have had the French Rustic bread recently, and the taste was delicious. To us, it was closer to sourdough, tangy and a great texture, and we made grilled cheese and panini Ruben sandwiches - perfectly fantastic! Their Cranberry Ciabatta and soft cheesy breadsticks - 90 seconds in the air fryer - are also a real treat. Probably the best breadsticks we've ever had, especially toasty hot out of the air fryer with a little butter and raspberry jam! If you can't find them at your local store, you can always find them fresh at the bakery, even if it's a little bit of a drive. Really good stuff!

Honestly the best French bread you can buy in Portland metro area. There never used to have this many holes until the last couple loaves. For $8 I think there should be more “bread”.

I don’t have enough stars for them! Their wheat sourdough bread is literally my favorite bread on the planet. It’s good by itself, makes for great toast, and is a fantastic choice for sandwiches. I could just sit there and eat the whole loaf.