I literally grew up eating Nazook for breakfast or at teatime as a kid. And I'm enjoying one now with my coffee! Thanks EuroBake!!!
Abhinav Vemuri
Excellent Nazook & Gata I find at WinCo. Looking forward to visiting the bakery in person one day hopefully!
Rae M.
This is a review of the Eurobake Apricot Raisin Rugelach that I bought at World Market in Portland. I saw these in the store and immediately thought of the Rugelach that I had when I was young. Needless to say, these were not anywhere close to them. These, in fact, were inedible (and I'm not talking about that they were not to my taste -- THEY WERE INEDIBLE. The crust was so bland and so thick like not cooked long enough. There was a significant lack of raisins and apricot. I don't know how they could put these out. I ended up throwing out the entire box. That was $8.99 thrown away. At this point, I don't think that I will ever buy Eurobake products again.
Run Level Zero ..
I've never been to this bakery, but have tried a few of the products sold in the World Foods Market and Fred Meyer. I love how the products are just mildly sweet. I've had the Nazook, the Blueberry rolls, and something identified as an 'Israeli and Palestinian' sweet. The are so good, much more to my liking than the typical baked goods one finds at coffee shops. I look forward to trying the Raisin Bread next. Thank you very much, excellent product and very reasonable price.
Juli S.
I’ve always been curious about Nazook, a “mildly sweet Armenian pastry” made by a Portland, Oregon business called Eurobake. They sell them at Fred Meyer’s and WinCo. WinCo also carries some Eurobake breads. I recently bought a package and brought them to work. Nobody seemed interested in them. After a few days, I ended up bringing pretty much the whole package back home. Truth be told, it was probably over a week before I tried them myself. They just didn’t look that exciting to me. Boy, was I wrong! Nazook are the perfect thing to go with a great cup of coffee. I recommend putting them in the microwave for 10 to 15 seconds and putting a little butter on them. The dough is indeed mildly sweet. The center is a buttery crumble with a slightly vanilla, almost almond like flavor.Highly Recomended!!!
Juli Stadler
I’ve always been curious about Nazook, a “mildly sweet Armenian pastry” made by a Portland, Oregon business called Eurobake. They sell them at Fred Meyer’s and WinCo. WinCo also carries some Eurobake breads. I recently bought a package and brought them to work. Nobody seemed interested in them. After a few days, I ended up bringing pretty much the whole package back home. Truth be told, it was probably over a week before I tried them myself. They just didn’t look that exciting to me. Boy, was I wrong! Nazook are the perfect thing to go with a great cup of coffee. I recommend putting them in the microwave for 10 to 15 seconds and putting a little butter on them. The dough is indeed mildly sweet. The center is a buttery crumble with a slightly vanilla, almost almond like flavor.
Highly Recomended!!!
Juli S.
I've always been curious about Nazook, a "mildly sweet Armenian pastry" made by a Portland, Oregon business called Eurobake. They sell them at Fred Meyer's and WinCo. WinCo also carries some Eurobake breads. I recently bought a package and brought them to work. Nobody seemed interested in them. After a few days, I ended up bringing pretty much the whole package back home. Truth be told, it was probably over a week before I tried them myself. They just didn't look that exciting to me. Boy, was I wrong! Nazook are the perfect thing to go with a great cup of coffee. I recommend putting them in the microwave for 10 to 15 seconds and putting a little butter on them. The dough is indeed mildly sweet. The center is a buttery crumble with a slightly vanilla, almost almond like flavor. Highly Recomended!!!
Pamela Reveco
Very Good
Adam Fisher
I wanted to try the rasin bread and I hared that someone told me to go to my local WinCo foods to find it so I did. And when I went there it was completely all sold out so then I when back the next day and they where there so I got some I want home to try it it was good but kinda dry and plan I had to drink some milk. But around good place and good people to work with miss the old place
It is the absolute worst raisin bread I ever eaten, if you can find any raisins. And they call it raisin bread. They should call it hide and seek raisin bread. Bread is kinda hard and too dry. It was just yuki.
den chip
Very nice people, many choices, both the bread and the cakes were very good, especially the honey cake. Too bad they don't have a store in Southern Oregon.
Austin Blank
Great food and people! They also deliver!
Lloyd Watt
Excellent & authentic hand-crafted desserts and breads.
I literally grew up eating Nazook for breakfast or at teatime as a kid. And I'm enjoying one now with my coffee! Thanks EuroBake!!!
Excellent Nazook & Gata I find at WinCo. Looking forward to visiting the bakery in person one day hopefully!
This is a review of the Eurobake Apricot Raisin Rugelach that I bought at World Market in Portland. I saw these in the store and immediately thought of the Rugelach that I had when I was young. Needless to say, these were not anywhere close to them. These, in fact, were inedible (and I'm not talking about that they were not to my taste -- THEY WERE INEDIBLE. The crust was so bland and so thick like not cooked long enough. There was a significant lack of raisins and apricot. I don't know how they could put these out. I ended up throwing out the entire box. That was $8.99 thrown away. At this point, I don't think that I will ever buy Eurobake products again.
I've never been to this bakery, but have tried a few of the products sold in the World Foods Market and Fred Meyer. I love how the products are just mildly sweet. I've had the Nazook, the Blueberry rolls, and something identified as an 'Israeli and Palestinian' sweet. The are so good, much more to my liking than the typical baked goods one finds at coffee shops. I look forward to trying the Raisin Bread next. Thank you very much, excellent product and very reasonable price.
I’ve always been curious about Nazook, a “mildly sweet Armenian pastry” made by a Portland, Oregon business called Eurobake. They sell them at Fred Meyer’s and WinCo. WinCo also carries some Eurobake breads. I recently bought a package and brought them to work. Nobody seemed interested in them. After a few days, I ended up bringing pretty much the whole package back home. Truth be told, it was probably over a week before I tried them myself. They just didn’t look that exciting to me. Boy, was I wrong! Nazook are the perfect thing to go with a great cup of coffee. I recommend putting them in the microwave for 10 to 15 seconds and putting a little butter on them. The dough is indeed mildly sweet. The center is a buttery crumble with a slightly vanilla, almost almond like flavor.Highly Recomended!!!
I’ve always been curious about Nazook, a “mildly sweet Armenian pastry” made by a Portland, Oregon business called Eurobake. They sell them at Fred Meyer’s and WinCo. WinCo also carries some Eurobake breads. I recently bought a package and brought them to work. Nobody seemed interested in them. After a few days, I ended up bringing pretty much the whole package back home. Truth be told, it was probably over a week before I tried them myself. They just didn’t look that exciting to me. Boy, was I wrong! Nazook are the perfect thing to go with a great cup of coffee. I recommend putting them in the microwave for 10 to 15 seconds and putting a little butter on them. The dough is indeed mildly sweet. The center is a buttery crumble with a slightly vanilla, almost almond like flavor. Highly Recomended!!!
I've always been curious about Nazook, a "mildly sweet Armenian pastry" made by a Portland, Oregon business called Eurobake. They sell them at Fred Meyer's and WinCo. WinCo also carries some Eurobake breads. I recently bought a package and brought them to work. Nobody seemed interested in them. After a few days, I ended up bringing pretty much the whole package back home. Truth be told, it was probably over a week before I tried them myself. They just didn't look that exciting to me. Boy, was I wrong! Nazook are the perfect thing to go with a great cup of coffee. I recommend putting them in the microwave for 10 to 15 seconds and putting a little butter on them. The dough is indeed mildly sweet. The center is a buttery crumble with a slightly vanilla, almost almond like flavor. Highly Recomended!!!
Very Good
I wanted to try the rasin bread and I hared that someone told me to go to my local WinCo foods to find it so I did. And when I went there it was completely all sold out so then I when back the next day and they where there so I got some I want home to try it it was good but kinda dry and plan I had to drink some milk. But around good place and good people to work with miss the old place
Excellent and authentic!
Restaurantji Recommends
It is the absolute worst raisin bread I ever eaten, if you can find any raisins. And they call it raisin bread. They should call it hide and seek raisin bread. Bread is kinda hard and too dry. It was just yuki.
Very nice people, many choices, both the bread and the cakes were very good, especially the honey cake. Too bad they don't have a store in Southern Oregon.
Great food and people! They also deliver!
Excellent & authentic hand-crafted desserts and breads.
Everything is yummy!! Try it!!