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Pearl Bakery Inc

Address
102 NW 9th Ave Portland OR 97209
Phone
(503) 827-0910
Average Rating
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(804) 754-7949

Business Hours

Status: Open

Sunday
8:00am-3:00pm
Monday
6:30am-5:30pm
Tuesday
6:30am-5:30pm
Wednesday
6:30am-5:30pm
Thursday
6:30am-5:30pm
Friday
6:30am-5:30pm
Saturday
7:00am-5:00pm

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Enjoy a delicious breakfast, lunch or dinner. Our emphasis is on fresh, locally sources ingredients, uniquely prepared & tastefully presented. 30 Years in business

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We're celebrating 13 years of craft baking February 15-20! Our anniversary theme is BAKER'S DOZEN, so beginning Monday 2/15 we'll offer a true baker's dozen - when you buy 12 of one product, get a 13th free. We'll be serving a free "baker's whim" pastry each day Monday through Wednesday. Starting Tuesday 2/16 we'll have gourmet giveaways with bakery purchases over $13. Each day's giveaway will be different: GloryBee honey bears, our favorite Rose Valley Butter from Lucas Foods, local Glenmore Farms preserves, and jars of fancy dijon mustard from Provvista. We'll have a limited number of freebies each day so come early! Our true anniversary, February 17, we'll be serving free coffee from craft roaster Batdorf & Bronson, and we'll be open 13 hours, from 6am - 7pm. All week, buy a 12 oz. bag of Batdorf & Bronson's special "Baker's Dozen Blend" and get a Pearl Bakery stainless steel travel mug (while supplies last). We'll have behind-the-scenes bakery tours at 10am Wednesday 2/17 through Friday 2/19, as well as hands-on baking demos at 1pm each of those days. Wednesday: Baguette shaping and formation Thursday: Lamination and croissant shaping Friday: Valrhona white chocolate sandwich cookie assembly and dipping To wrap up the celebration, on Saturday we'll raffle off twelve 'Tour de Pain' gift certificates and one deluxe gift basket. You can enter your name in the drawing at the bakery throughout the week.

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* artisan bread & pastries * organic coffee * sandwiches*

www.pearlbakery.com

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In February 1997, Pearl Bakery first opened its doors with only a handful of employees, a small product line and little fanfare. We were one of the first businesses on our block near the edge of Portland's Pearl District, one block from Powell's City of Books. Since then, the bakery has grown with our vibrant neighborhood, and we offer our pastries, sandwiches, bread, coffee and tea to the...

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Pearl Bakery is a favorite while were walking the Pearl District for its wonderful smellof baking bread when you enter (this goes double...

While you'll find Pearl Bakery bread in many of Portland's finest restaurants, don't miss stopping in at the source for a morning treat or lunchtime sandwich. The artisan breads are varied; who can resist a warm loaf of ciabatta, paesano…

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Just a block from the perennially popular Powell’s City of Books, this cozy corner bakery has an equally impressive cult following; only in place of bookworms, it attracts bread-obsessed locals and...

A dangerously delectable bakery, known for its artisanal loaves and sweets.

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Bakery cases filled with goodies take center stage in this local darling. The wide-open, tiled foyer is more inclined to pick-ups, rather than eat-ins, although fancy footwork...

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My favorite place for food, period.

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BEST PLACE TO WORK EVER!!! I love my work family and wouldn't trade them for the world thank you guys for making me feel safe and welcomed

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One word, YUMM!!!

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Pearl Bakery Inc can be found at Nw 9th Ave 102. The following is offered: Cafes. The entry is present with us since Sep 9, 2010 and was last updated on Nov 14, 2013. In Portland there are 82 other Cafes. An overview can be found here.

Pearl bread is served on the tables of some of Portland’s finest restaurants, including Clyde Common, Castagna, Lauro Kitchen, Three Doors Down, Mama Mia Trattoria, Higgins, Meriwether’s, Tabla, Ringside Fish House, and Broder … as well as neighborhood favorites like Cafe Nell, Lucca, Paragon, Justa Pasta, Caffe Allora, Chez Joly, Arleta Library, Bijou Cafe, Backspace, and all six Pastini ......

Established in 1997, Pearl Bakery makes handcrafted breads and pastries as well as brewed organic coffee. Based in Portland, Ore., the bakery mainly offers breakfast, lunch and afternoon-break snacks. It bakes a variety of breads, including Pain Poolish, Pain Au Levain, Ciabatta/Pugliese, Paesano, Panini, Roggenbrot and Vollkornbrot. Its pastry and breakfast categories offer options, such as...

A small, artisan bakery serving handcrafted breads and pastries, fresh sandwiches, organic coffee, and tea. Pastries prepared include cakes, cookies, cupcakes, tarts, brownies, macarons, danish, croissants, and brioche.

A haven of unique bread and pastry.

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When to Go: On Saturdays, you can condense your errands by visiting the bakery’s booth at the Saturday Farmer’s Market. Look for the bakery’s Biologique, the chewy, rustic loaf bakers make especially for market goers.

Parking: There’s complimentary parking for bakery customers in a lot across the street (on the northwest corner of 9th and Couch) but the spots are hard to come by. Consider leaving the car at home and riding the streetcar, which stops one block away from the bakery.

When to Go

On Saturdays, you can condense your errands by visiting the bakery’s booth at the Saturday Farmer’s Market. Look for the bakery’s Biologique, the chewy, rustic loaf bakers make especially for market goers.

Parking

There’s complimentary parking for bakery customers in a lot across the street (on the northwest corner of 9th and Couch) but the spots are hard to come by. Consider leaving the car at home and riding the streetcar, which stops one block away from the bakery.

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