“WOW, what a great place! After I did a Google search for bakeries in Sisters, Oregon, this place didn't even come up? I stumbled across it while exploring the town, it's one street over from the main Cascade Street that most tourists stay in with all the tourists shops. I want to remind everyone to go farther off the beaten path and see what you can find.Angeline's is a gem! The homemade bagels are to die for. I had mine with cream cheese and believe me they put lots on there. They have lots to choose from and I was impressed that they even had some vegan and gluten free choices.The shop is really cute and there is some seating, prices aren't bad considering I'm from Illinois and I know what bad is...The staff is friendly and helpful. Definitely check this place out. I know the next time I'm visiting from Illinois this will be my first stop!Dietary restrictions: There are also gluten free items here. Ask what they have.“
“This place has such a cute little house type feel!! I was served by Marley and she was super helpful also she suggested the grits and they were so delicious. She checked on us through out the whole time. Definitely great service and would go back, I also got the banana foster French toast and it was so good!!!“
“Fika is one of my favorite places in town. I was lucky enough to meet Renee before she opened and she's been a light in Sisters ever since. The drinks are delicious and they offer alternative milk options, the service is fantastic, and the atmosphere feels like a local pub but with lots of art and plants and sunshine (gorgeous mountain views included).It's also an inclusive alternative to Sisters Coffee, which I won't step foot in as a queer person.The only thing I don't like is that when they started making vegan food, people complained, and now they don't do it anymore. The only vegan item is a pastry that is too sweet to eat often (still yummy thought). However, it doesn't change my view of the people or place. Fika will always hold a special place in my heart.“