Seraphim Bread

Finally!! A casual, comfortable, made from scratch brunch/lunch spot downtown! Plus, they are open until 3 for us late people and since it's a bakery... all the bread you eat is fresh! Definitely try the scotch roll if you've never had one.

Food was good. I had avocado toast plus added on eggs and smoked salmon delicious combo. Husband had egg plate with sausage he also added on toast. Said was good. I also had the gingerbread Chai latte it was good but overly sweet for me. I will say save on tip don't do it. You place your order at the counter and bus your own table and pick up your drinks at counter. Wait staf brings food to table so are basicly doing the work you would tip for. Oh plus you have to get your own silverware to eat with at the counter and they don't tell you that till they bring your food and you request it then say oh its up there. So even though food was tasty and hot the rest was like self serve to me.

I stopped in for breakfast and couldn’t have been happier with the experience! I ordered the biscuits and gravy along with a breakfast sandwich (egg & cheese on a biscuit with bacon) — both were absolutely amazing. The biscuits were fresh, and full of flavor, and everything came out piping hot. The staff was incredibly friendly and welcoming, and the whole place was spotless with a warm, inviting atmosphere. They also have a great selection of options, making it hard to choose just one thing! Definitely a new favorite spot — can’t wait to come back and try more of their menu. Highly recommend! 🥐✨

I keep thinking the newest featured item is my favorite, then the next weekly item comes out and it’s my new fave! Everything I’ve ever tried at Seraphim is so delicious. Everything is homemade and locally sourced. Absolutely my go to spot for breakfast/brunch in town. We’re very lucky to have Seraphim! Their new location is perfectly situated downtown. Check it out for yourself, you won’t be disappointed!

SO good, and so fresh! I had the turkey sandwich on cranberry walnut bread. The bread was rustic and lovely, and the sandwich was piled high with turkey. I got a scone to go, and it was divine. I also got a loaf of rye bread and a half dozen orange sweet rolls - all amazing. My only complaint is that this restaurant isn’t in my hometown where I can stop by more often!