New Cascadia Traditional

New Cascadia Traditional

★★★★★4.5(1,100 Google reviews)

Crema's Take

New Cascadia Traditional bakes some of Portland's best gluten-free pastries and bread—their donuts, bagels, and pizza dough are genuinely exceptional—but the experience can feel weirdly unwelcoming, with rigid service policies and slow pacing that seems to work against customer comfort. If you're willing to overlook the logistics and just want incredible baked goods, it's absolutely worth the trip; just don't expect the hospitality to match the quality of what's in the case.

What to expect

Classic coffee drinks done right. A slow-sit spot, outdoor seating. Full breakfast, pastries, and light food on the menu. Family friendly. Parking available.

PastriesTraditional drinksFamily friendlyOutdoor seatingLight foodFamily friendlySlow sitParkingPastriesFull breakfast

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Charlie Krouse
★★★★3 months ago

I am honestly so bummed to leave a bad review but I really hope it helps with shifting this place a bit. It genuinely feels like the cafe does not want customers and I am confused by the decisions made by the decision makers of this place. In my time as a customer here I have…

Delia Aliyana Weidman
★★★★★3 months ago

in my opinion, the best gf bakery in portland. everything they make is incredible but I especially love their pizza, bagels, and donuts!

Kathy Tompkins
★★★★★5 months ago

We had a wonderful gluten free focaccia sandwich. They use the foccacia bread and fold it in half to make both sides of the sandwich. We also enjoyed the scones and bought some pizza crust dough mix to make at home. Our first time here and hope to make it again when back in…

Gerty Wraith
★★★★★8 months ago

Flavor explosion alert! I stopped into New Cascadia Traditional and my taste buds are still doing a happy dance. I started with dessert (because why not?) — the rhubarb muffin — and oh. my. goodness. Soft, tangy, a little sweet, perfectly balanced. It was straight-up…

Morgan Price
★★★★★8 months ago

Great food but the service is questionable. They don’t allow substitutions which is interesting for a restaurant branded by accommodation. We went in on a Sunday when it was packed and it took an hour to get our food, which was fine because it was so delicious. We went back…

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