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Baker & Spice
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citysearch c.
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visiting Baker & Spice I can only wonder how they can do it all: luscious cakes (try the flourless or the pink!), artisan breads (some of the best ciabatta in portland), pies on the weekends, homemade super-rich hot chocolate, and a pastry case that would put many of portland's bakeries to shame. plus its all made on site, from scratch, from locally grown and/or organic products. (its nice to buy food and know what its made of!) of course, take one look behind the counter and you will see a dozen or so employee's working like crazy in the bustling bakery (they do look like they are enjoying it)-------so that must be it.
Pros: open air seating, hot chocolate, always something new, the semolina
Cons: popularity leads to a bit of a wait, no trans fats (joke!), no out-of-season fruits (try something new!)
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