St. Honoré Bakery Lake Oswego

Food is good but they are short staffed. Lines can be long and good is served in boxes; no one to wash the dishes so no more china.

This French bakery has been a staple every time we visit the Saturday Market in Lake Oswego. The best salad with a small panini sandwich and coffee latte while we sit outside and enjoy the scenery. You have to try it.

I stopped by St. Honoré Bakery right before closing, so I didn’t get to try much from the menu. I had a macaron and a drip coffee the macaron was good, but the coffee was cold. That said, the staff member was very polite, even though it was near closing time. I’ll have to come back earlier for a proper visit and full review. Still seems like a great spot!

Great food and location!

Bread is not great, The menu is authentic, so is the cafe layout. They are overpriced imo but have good sandwich choices.

What's happened to the fabulous food?

Great bakery with fast casual (counter) service. Seating is okay, but nothing to write home about, other than well windowed. Baked goods are legit, and they have a couple of sandwich, quich, and flatbread options. Good coffee drinks. Can be busy depending on day/time.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 4

Cute spot for coffee and croissant! Sat outside, as we had our little dog with us this morning. Very nice - & oh so yummy!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 4

Always very friendly people working and very fast with prepping orders for carryout. I do feel like the portion of egg salad has gotten slimmer but I understand there’s an egg crisis right now. The pastries here are always fresh and the espresso drinks are consistently good. Lovely to have a nice cafe spot!

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 5

Good pastries but Too busy, noisy and jumbled to be an enjoyable stop on the weekend

Atmosphere: 2

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: French Pastry

So far, I've been to two of their Portland locations, and the Lake Oswego location is still my favorite. This location has outdoor seating, but the few times I've been there, it's too breezy or cold out. Speaking of outdoor seating, its prob'ly best for the ppl w/crutches or wheelchairs to know what they want and tell a person in their party to order it for them because its a tight fit inside, although there are a few tables that can accommodate a party of 4...definitely makes u feel like you're at a Parisian bistro. There is both street parking as well as paid and free covered, or garaged, parking, especially for the tenants around there. As for the food, my main reason for going there were the pastries and o! I wish I could remember the name of the treats I had, but as for a description, the top left was like a cream puff w a candied top--yummmmm! Can't really remember the bottom left and the bottom right was a bread pudding-type dessert w a fruit top--I think it was a pear.... or was it an apple...? Either way, I didn't eat the fruit part because that's too healthy, but I did devour the rest of it!!😉

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 4

Service: 4

Recommended dishes: Bakery, French Pastry, Opéra

Very disappointing. We were there
Early for a Danish and coffee but many things were still in oven and there was little choice.....we were stuck with day old croissants.....extremely disappointing. It's also expensive for what it is.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 1

Service: 3

Staff extremely rude. I asked a girl at the counter using baking trays for wifi password. She had to remove her earbuds which seemed to annoy her, then pointed saying ‘its there on the wall’, as if I was stupid to know and see the small sign. Cashier was worse in attutude.

Atmosphere: 2

Food: 4

Service: 1

Dry, rubbery blueberry Leon curd pastry. Mushroom Lorraine was mediocre. Very small latte. Expensive. Our French student refused to buy any item due to the high prices...

Great spot to pick up all kinds of desserts. They were all delicious!!

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 5