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Welcome To Little T American Baker
Nestled in the heart of Portland, Little T American Baker is a hidden gem that delights bakery enthusiasts with its exquisite pastries and artisan bread. The welcoming aroma and charming atmosphere draw customers in, while the mouth-watering chocolate praline croissants and hazelnut fruit financiers keep them coming back for more. Though some patrons mention the slightly aloof staff, the quality of the baked goods shines through. From the light and flaky croissants to the perfectly crusty baguettes, every bite at Little T American Baker is a delightful experience that is worth savoring.
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Little T American Baker
Little T American Baker in Portland is a gem for all bakery enthusiasts. Located at 2600 SE Division St, this bakery offers a delightful array of pastries and bread that will leave you craving for more. With options for takeout, catering, and even bike parking, Little T American Baker caters to all your needs.
Customers rave about the tantalizing aroma that greets you as you enter, setting the stage for a culinary experience like no other. Mary J. couldn't believe she waited so long to try this place, highlighting the chocolate praline croissant and hazelnut fruit financier as her favorites. Cary C. from Florida makes it a point to visit every time he's in town, praising the variety and quality of the baked goods.
Monica S., a self-proclaimed "bread nerd," was impressed by the croissant's shattering crust and honeycomb interior, as well as the unique kouign amann. The whole meal country loaf also caught her eye, promising a delicious breakfast the next day. Despite some mixed reviews about the staff's demeanor, the overall consensus is clear - Little T American Baker is a must-visit for any bakery lover.
The next time you find yourself in Portland, make sure to stop by Little T American Baker for a taste of their exceptional pastries and bread. Trust me, you won't be disappointed.
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“ Can't believe it's taken me so long to get here but I am so glad I finally got the chance to try this place! The aroma when you first walk in was intoxicating! There was a short line when we came in late morning this weekend but it moved quick. Lots of folks were there taking advantage of the outdoor seating and indoors as well. Prices were reasonable, we got a few different pastries to share but my favorites were the chocolate praline croissant and hazelnut fruit financier! Can't wait to come back for the loaves. ”
“ What an amazing bakery we left Portland to live in Florida in honestly, every time I'm back in Portland, which is pretty often. I make sure to go here and have some of the amazing baked goods. Just buy one of everything ,you can't go wrong.!!!!!!!!! also, they do a really good job on coffee as well. ”
“ The pastries were great but nothing to write home about though for me it's already a win. I agree with other reviews saying that the workers could be nicer. They don't smile :) I might go there again if I'm ever in the area but won't go on purpose. ”
“ Came here while visiting at the recommendation of a local friend. We're big bread nerds - bake own sourdough and pastries using largely Tartine methods for about 20 years, enjoy finding great bread when we travel. Little T was excellent! We got: -croissant (delicious, light, shattering crust and perfect honeycomb interior) -kouign amann (delicious, lighter and less sweet than most versions I've had elsewhere - enjoyed it, though stylistically unique for the this type of pastry, more like a slightly caramel-lacquered croissant than dense, sticky-sweet kouign amann I've had in the SF area or Brittany) -Demi baguette -whole meal country loaf - we haven't cracked into this yet but a cafe we ate at yesterday served their fancy toasts on this Little T bread The breads are for breakfast tomorrow but they look, feel, and smell amazing. Pastries were top notch. The space is cute - we will come back next time we are in PDX. ”
“ Yummy food and cute place. Staff was a bit prickly but they got the job done. Used street parking across the street. ”
“ The baguettes at Little T Bakers have the perfect exterior crunch and Al dente chew inside. If I'm making a sandwich, this is the vessel! They sell sandwiches there, too, and their offerings are delicious. Croque Madame, albacore tuna in homemade aioli, turkey breast with Brie and green apple - all fab. Salads, too! And of course breakfast offerings like French toast, egg, bacon and cheese in a croissant - just to name a few. Legit croissants, probably one if the top 3 in Portland. Buttery, flaky and the perfect size. Laminated pastries, huge cookies, Danish, doughnuts, bars and biscuits. Little T distributes their products making it easy to pick up baguettes or pastries at Providore and other locations around Portkand, but every once in awhile I need to go to the mother ship! On those visits, I purchase a variety of items to enjoy over a few days. ”
“ Far and above the closest thing to authentic French baked goods I have found in PDX. The croissants truly are the size of a real croissant and not the basketball size everybody else makes. Their breads and baguettes are top class. We fell in love with them from buying them at Providore and was delighted to know the bakery that makes them. Our baguette this morning was still warm out of the oven. ”
“ I waited to do my review until we tried the soft buttery rolls we bought for Thanksgiving. Thankfully we bought two packages so are still eating on them and OMG they are just the perfect yeasty goodness. I would buy these all year long if they offered them (which might be bad). They are just pillowy light and three days after getting them they are still so yummy and make perfect sandwiches. Don't tell my Mom but I like them better than her Parker house rolls and hope we can buy them every Thanksgiving. Maybe they will have at other times too. ”
