
Bread, pastry and coffee from seven in the morning
Mornings and lunch, Tuesday to Sunday
| Tuesday | 7am to 2pm |
|---|---|
| Wednesday | 7am to 2pm |
| Thursday | 7am to 2pm |
| Friday | 7am to 2pm |
| Saturday | 7am to 2pm |
| Sunday | 7am to 2pm |
| Monday | Closed |
- Address
- 100 Main Street, Anytown. Street parking out front and a small lot behind the building.
Directions - Call
- (404) 555-0163
- Ordering ahead
- Whole loaves and pastry boxes with a day’s notice. Call, or ask at the counter.
- Seating
- A window bar for six and the long table, first come, first served.
- Weekends
- Croissants tend to be gone by eleven.
Mornings
Natural leaven, long proofs and butter folded by hand
Every loaf starts the day before with our own starter and rises slowly overnight, which is where the flavor and the crackling crust come from.
Pastry is laminated in the cool hours before sunrise. The list is short on purpose: what we can bake well every day and sell the same morning.


Out of the oven
Today’s trays, for as long as they last.
- Butter croissant
- Pain au chocolat
- Almond croissant
- Cardamom bun
- Fruit tartSeasonal
- Olive oil cakeBy the slice
- Chocolate chip cookie
- Box of six$24
- Box of twelve$44
Pick six or twelve pastries.
This helper adds things up and sends nothing. Boxes are ready the next morning.
Coffee, and a few things that aren’t
Espresso from a lever machine, filter coffee by the cup, and loose-leaf tea.
Oat milk and whole milk at no extra charge.

Tea and cold drinks
Tea
- Black, green, chamomile or mint$4
- Iced tea$4
Cold drinks
- Sparkling water$3
- Lemonade$4
- Iced coffee$5
For the table at home
- Whole loaves
- Order by two for the next morning, or take whatever is still on the shelf.
- Pastry boxes
- Six or twelve, mixed as you like. Fill a box
- Gift cards
- Good at the bakery and at the wine bar. Take some home

Same room, after four
Wine by night
Small plates, a dozen wines by the glass and the morning’s bread, toasted. Thursday to Sunday from 4pm.






