Croissants & morning buns
Laminated in-house the night before. Butter, almond, and the cardamom morning bun that sells out first.
Single-origin coffee, small-batch roasts, and a scratch kitchen — on SE Foundry in Portland.
Running late, kids in the back, raining sideways — you still get the good cup. And the kitchen hands out the window too: breakfast sandwich, morning bun, smoothie for the road.
Tap your order in on the way — coffee, breakfast and all — or just tell us when you pull up.
One easy lane off SE Foundry Street. No app account required.
Pulled to order, baked that morning — never a pot that's been sitting since 6am.
A small scratch kitchen runs all day behind the bar — pastries at dawn, a real lunch at noon, smoothies whenever. Made here, same as the roast.
Laminated in-house the night before. Butter, almond, and the cardamom morning bun that sells out first.
Soft-folded egg, sharp cheddar, and chili crisp on a brioche bun. The drive-up favorite, by a mile.
Seasonal soup, half sandwich, market greens. Changes with the week — ask what the kitchen's into.
Ridge Berry, Green Foundry, or the cold-brew banana with peanut butter. Real fruit, no syrups.
Pull up a stool at the bar or grab a table by the window. Everything's pulled to order, the case is filled every morning, and the kitchen runs till close.
Every cup is traceable to a single farm or washing station — bought direct, cupped before we commit, and rotated as the season changes.
Floral and tea-like, with stone fruit that opens as it cools.
Round and sweet — red apple, brown sugar, a clean cocoa finish.
Bright and structured — orange, baking spice, milk chocolate body.
The roaster runs a couple mornings a week; the ovens run every day at five. Either way nothing sits — what we hand you was made by someone you can see from the counter.
Walk into the cafe or roll through the drive-up — same coffee, same kitchen, same people, off SE Foundry Street in inner southeast Portland.