Creswell Bakery

More than worth the stop! Delicious bakery goods — stump town coffee — breakfast and more!
Truly the best breakfast sandwich I’ve had anywhere in the continental US…

Made the trip from Eugene because my wife and I have a gift card. I see now why a great friend would purchase a one here, «perfect» idea! Great lunch, had the Cuban and my wife had the grilled turkey/​bacon add pickles yum! Had a fresh loaf of bread sliced up to take home, and then passed it forward by getting a great friend a birthday gift card. Friendly people!

We saw their billboard on the side of the freeway and decided to give it a try. So glad we did. We had possibly the best sandwiches EVER (grilled turkey and the Cuban). The garden area is lovely; the dining area is light and airy. The customer service is outstanding. This will be our go to when traveling through the area.

What a wonderful place to stop in, have a wonderful meal, greeted with a welcoming smile! Thank you for an amazing lunch!

The Creswell Bakery is located in a quaint little neighborhood just a few blocks from interstate 5 in Creswell, Oregon. I stopped here for lunch at the recommendation of several locals. I was glad I did!
They offer a full range of fresh baked breads and pastries, as well as locally sourced vegetables and meats from their family farm located outside of town. They also carry several selections of locally grown Oregon wines.
I chose the Cuban sandwich and a glass of a regional Columbia Valley red blend for lunch. In keeping with the town motto of «The Friendly City» the cheerful lady at the counter handed me a complimentary cupcake and welcomed me to Oregon.
The dining room is located down the hall in a large room with wood floors and high ceilings that has the appearance of a repurposed old church. The ambience of a church seems most appropriate as I take my first bite. The words wholesome, heavenly, devine, and rapturous all come to mind as my taste buds fill with joy. This culinary creation and wine pairing is nothing short of exceptional.
If you ever find yourself near here then you should definitely stop in for some culinary redemption. Your belly… and perhaps even your soul… will be glad you did!

We stopped by on Thursday on our way home to Coos Bay. When we arrived it lunch was over and we were told no more sandwiches. I was disappointed and we turned to leave but as we left the employee asked us not to leave empty handed. He gave us a complimentary loaf of bread. The bread was amazing and I’ve never been treated that nicely in any establishment. We will be stopping by again and telling everyone we know about this bakery. Thank you Creswell Bakery for such amazing customer service.

We live just around the block from the bakery and go often! It’s a total gem, not just for Creswell but for the surrounding area. The food is wonderful and the staff are super friendly. They have delicious baked goods, wonderful lunch specials, and their wood fired pizzas are superb as well! We LOVE Creswell Bakery!

I was in the area and accompanied a friend to Creswell Bakery. It is a quaint small establishment and seems to be very popular. Once in you are overwhelmed with choices of delicious looking baked goods.
However, we were there for lunch and I got myself a cuban sandwich and a veggie pie. The cuban had a great flavor and was quite good.
The veggie pie, however, was a bit disappointing. The crust was flaky and nice, the filling was a tad bit bland and could have used some seasoning.
On my way out I also got a coconut orange roll to go for the family to try. The roll was good, but too sweet. The coconut added good texture and the bread was soft and delicious. The frosting was overpowered by the marmalade on top of the roll. A hint of orange would have been better than being getting slapped in the face with it.
Overall it was a good visit and do see myself going back for the breakfast menu.

The lemon meringue bars are to die for, they have an awesome atmosphere and space and the woman that helped me was so friendly and cheery. I just wanted to stay and hang out forever haha

A great destination!
My boss suggested I visit Creswell Bakery for some of the best bread in the Eugene area. He did not steer me wrong.
My friends and I biked out to Creswell from Eugene via Dillard St for a morning ride and treat. After locking our bikes to a ladder around back (no bike racks) we entered the highly-​anticipated bakery. There is a wide selection of pastries, breads, and menu items. We ordered a cinnamon roll covered in cream cheese icing, a meat pie, and a ham and cheese pretzel. All delicious and huge portions! My personal favorite was the pretzel — stuffed with thinly sliced ham and bubbly cheese. We sat in the converted church and ate our fare while working up the courage to bike back over the hill to Eugene. I purchased a loaf of whole wheat rye bread to go for an after-​ride treat. When we made it back, we gorged on the crunchy and moist loaf. It was worth the wait!
Overall, Creswell Bakery was a great destination. We will definitely be going back for Friday night wood-​fired pizzas (4pm-​7pm) and enjoying the cute back patio. Driving might be a better choice for stomachs full of pizza!

We’ve always wanted to stop here but for various reasons never did… until yesterday! Lovely place and employees. My husband liked the large separate dining area.
I ordered a burrito ($ 8.50) which was hefty. We ate in the car while driving and I wish I had hot sauce but I guess that’s my bad. It was moist and tasty but before I order it again I’d most likely try something else from the breakfast menu. My husband and son both ordered ham and cheese scones ($ 2.50). From what I gathered they both enjoyed them. I really wanted a cinnamon roll like many Unilocalers had suggested but they didn’t have any ready. They didn’t have much of a selection of anything but we did arrive around 7:10am right after opening.
They offered interesting packaged gourmet goods, Stumptown coffee, and cold beer. Their store apparel was very reasonably priced but I decided to wait on buying a hat until my next visit when I hopefully try a cinnamon roll.

I brought my daughters in for a special birthday breakfast before school. We love their grilled cheese with bacon! So yummy. I called ahead to order. I was told over the phone that they don’t serve that until lunch hours, beginning at 11. Since there is a breakfast sandwich on the menu, when we got to there, I just ordered that, with no egg. It’s pretty much what I wanted to begin with, so I was fine with it. I asked the cashier what the difference is between the two items. She very nicely explained that it’s totally different bread, and that the grilled cheese bread isn’t ready yet. Ah ha! That makes perfect sense! I thought to myself, «no problem! I’ll just won’t come in before 11 anymore». My girls ordered their sweet treats, and we headed off to the dining room.
The sandwich arrived at the table, and it wasn’t bad at all. My girls were thrilled with their pastries. As far as I was concerned, that was that.
As my daughters and I were enjoying our breakfast, the cook (owner maybe? Not sure.) came to our table. I was all ready to compliment her on the food, thinking she was just greeting customers. Nope! She proceeded to lecture me that there is twelve different steps to switch to the lunch menu, and sometimes she is willing to work with people, but she has too much going on, and it’s just too much work to switch menus on the spot. She asked if I was new to the area (I’m not new. I’m a very frequent customer). Then she actually told me I should should go to the Creswell Coffee Shop instead!
Uummmm, whaaaaat? I’ve been in here at least twice a month. I hand out their gift cards as birthday presents, and I always recommend Creswell bakery to my friends. A couple of times I’ve stopped in before meetings, and spent well over $ 100 on goodies to share with my coworkers. I left a glowing review six months ago. I’ve always had excellent customer service here. Now I’m actually told I should go elsewhere, because I asked questions?
I’m really bummed out about this completely rediculous encounter. I’ve been a very loyal customer, and my family loves this place.
Visiting my table specifically to scold me, as if I were a child, was rude and unnecessary. She made it clear that neither me or my money is welcome at Creswell Bakery.
Terrible way to treat longtime customers. Awful experience.

Ummmm Yes please!!! All the yummy choices how do I decide… One bite at a time. I had been wanting to come here for a long time, so glad I finally made it in. I will definitely be back. We got the French toast and biscuits and gravy and and a side of house made bacon. Everything was great! We bought a variety of rolls to bring to a gathering later in the day! Thanks Creswell Bakery way to be amazing! You are

Creswell bakery is an awesome place for breakfast, lunch, or for a sweet treat. My all time favorite thing I’ve had there was the BLT. I can’t eat one anywhere else now because it wouldn’t compare to the bakery’s BLT! The only downside is that it’s a special and isn’t on their regular menu. I’m also a big fan of the pull apart bread.

Completely unexpected and pleasant surprise that we found on Unilocal.
Clean. Warm. Nice people.
And good food: We had a meat ($ 5.25) and a vegetable ($ 4.75) pie (what I’d call a Pasty), and a very good coffee ($ 2.25 with refill) and a Tazo hot tea ($ 1.75), all for just $ 14.00. (That adds up, yeah?)
Plus there was a basket of nice bread samples sitting out.
We had never been into Creswell before, but it was also a surprisingly nice little town … especially where many former farm towns in the Willamette Valley outside the Portland gravity field can be a bit rundown and depressing nowadays.

WoW this is seriously the best bakery I have ever been to… there cinnamon rolls were amazing. Dont get me started on their choclate chip cherry sourdoughbread, when I heard of it sounded gross, but to my suprise it was so delicious this is a must go place. the pizzas are ok… but everything else is delicious I wish I can do more than 5 stars!

We stopped and had breakfast here, it was definitely the best breakfast we have had in a long time. Coming from Southern California we need this awesome neighborhood fresh cuisine around us in Orange County. I have never had better bacon and I have eaten a lot of bacon!!! The ciabatta bread is out of this world! Thank you Creswell Bakery for sharing your tantalizing dishes with us!

Really good bakery the one star is for the brick oven pizza. It sucks drove from cg in a rush excited to get a 10 inch pizza for 13 $ the crust is not good at all stale flat bread a tortilla would of been better I was not happy bakery is awesome so get the crust right.

Fabulous breads and pastries. Breakfasts and lunches always go above expectations! They did the cupcakes for my wedding. Everyone loved them!
I love it that they use all local products from local farmers.

This gem is tucked into the little town of Creswell Oregon. Food was fantastic! We were a little surprised, because the prices were much more expensive than we were anticipating, but not much more than say-Applebee’s.
I got the chicken tortilla soup, it was Spiceley, and I loved it! We had a large group, and it was very accommodating. Everyone was very happy with everything they ordered.