Three breads and two pastries every day we’re open, one bread you only get on its own morning, and Leila’s tarts while the fruit lasts.
Open Wednesday to Sunday, 7am until it’s gone
Times are when a batch comes out. “Gone by” is a usual Saturday; weekdays last a little longer.
Country loaf
$9
Out at 7am and 10:30am
Usually gone by 1pm
Seeded rye
$10
Out at 7am
Usually gone by noon
Baguette
$4
Out at 7am, 9am, 11am
Usually gone by 1pm
Croissant
$4.50
Out at 7am
Usually gone by 10am
Cardamom knot
$5
Out at 8am
Usually gone by 11am
Everything is made in one kitchen with wheat, milk, eggs and nuts. Ask Sam at the counter what’s in a bake; we write it all down.
One batch, out at 8am. To have one held: Wednesday to Friday, call before 9am; Saturday and Sunday, add it to a weekend pre-order.
Wednesday
Spelt and honey
$10
Half whole spelt, a spoon of wildflower honey from a farm in Afton. Soft crumb, keeps for days.
Thursday
Potato rosemary
$10
Roasted potato folded through the dough, rosemary on the crust. The one people buy for dinner.
Friday
Olive and lemon
$11
Castelvetrano olives and preserved lemon peel. Good with a bottle of something on a Friday night.
Saturday
Swedish limpa
$11
Rye with orange zest, fennel and a little molasses, the way Anders’ grandmother made it in Duluth. It goes first.
Sunday
Oat porridge loaf
$10
Cooked oats in the dough, rolled oats on the crust. The best toast of the week.
Laminated by hand the afternoon before. Tarts change with what’s at the farmers market on Saturday.
Brioche
$4
Butter and egg, out at 8am
Half-dozen croissants
$24
Boxed, for the table
Fruit tartlet
$6
Vanilla custard, market fruit