St. Honoré Boulangerie

I've been coming to St. Honoré for a while now, and while their bread and pastries get all the hype, the quiche is the real star of the show. If you’re looking for an authentic French breakfast in Portland, this is the spot. The Quiche is Next Level I’ve had a lot of quiches around town, but the texture here is consistently perfect. The crust is incredibly buttery and flaky—it actually shatters when you hit it with a fork—and the custard is silky and light, never rubbery.

A wonderful place to enjoy some wonderfully crafted croissants and pastries, with a cafe latte. The staff were very kind and helpful. I wanted a hazelnut croissant, but they were out. However, the person at the counter said that more were on the way. With a short wait I managed to get the one I had been looking forward to.

This is a not to miss French Bakery shop. I had the Tart Tatin, a savory vegetable tart which had the perfect amount of cheese and onions, zucchini and tomatoes, balance was perfect. Husband had a turkey and cheese croissant which came crispy and hot. He finished with a chocolate eclair and we took home a pain au chocolate and kouign amman, a sweet buttery pastry that you just cannot make at home. Plenty of seating although we did sit at their communal table. Lots of happy local and a healthy take out business. $2 per hour street parking. I also bought a loaf of levain batard for sandwiches, there were about 8 varieties of freshly baked bread that were getting snapped up. Decent coffee. Cute place, nice people, if you are shopping on 23rd, this is a great lunch place. I will definitely return for our French pastry fix.

Great vibes, nice service, and amazing baked goods! The sandwiches and coffee had great flavor and everything tasted fresh. Grabbing some food here will satisfy your hunger. The breads are SO flaky!

This French bakery is a great spot with an amazing selection of pastries, including eclairs, fruit tarts, and freshly baked macarons. They also offer authentic French baguettes, a variety of bakery items, and an impressive selection of sandwiches and entrees. I tried their Croque Monsieur, a classic French style grilled ham and cheese sandwich and it was really good. It was a bit too cheesy for my taste, but the flavors were excellent and satisfying. The service was friendly and added to the positive experience. Parking can be a bit pricey, as you’ll need to find street parking, which costs about $2 per hour, so plan accordingly. Overall, it was a great experience, and I’m looking forward to trying their baguette sandwich on my next visit!