Home bakeries and microbakeries in Oregon
138 home bakeries across 57 cities.
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Oregon's home bakers fall across two landscapes. East of the Cascades, the high-desert kitchens cluster around Bend and Redmond, where juniper and altitude shape the bake. West, the Willamette Valley and the coast run damp and green, threading from Portland down through Salem, Eugene, and Springfield, then out to fishing towns like Astoria and Waldport. Sourdough is the common thread on both sides, long-fermented and stubborn about it, but the two halves of the state read like different climates because they are.
What sets the scene apart is how much of it runs on trust. Self-serve farmstands and honor-system bread boxes show up town after town: leave the money, take the loaf. Baked by Tur keeps an organic sourdough farmstand going on weekends near Salem, and the coast has its own micro-scale operations like Crow and Crumb MicroBakery up in Waldport, baking sweets and savories in small batches. Pickup at the porch is the whole arrangement, and pay direct is how it settles.
The range underneath the sourdough is wider than it first looks. Ayaka | Willow & Wheat Bakery runs a Japanese cottage bakery out of Hillsboro, there are Filipino bakehouses and Spanish-language bakers around Portland and Beaverton, Italian macarons in the suburbs, and dedicated gluten-free kitchens like Blackbird Bread Co in Redmond for the people who thought good bread was off the table. Most of these are one person baking from home, listing a porch and a pickup window. Browse by city to find the ones near you, and any baker reading this can list your porch here, always free to list.
Featured home bakeries in Oregon
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Cottage Bakery Oregon - Uma
Wilsonville, OR
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Maggy’s Farm Bakery
Oregon City, OR
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Shelly Bower
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Bells Bakery
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Uuni Baking Co.
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NorthwestCrumb
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Smaller home bakeries scenes
- Beaverton (4)
- Eugene (4)
- Gresham (4)
- Springfield (4)
- Dallas (3)
- Hillsboro (3)
- Medford (3)
- West Linn (3)
- Boring (2)
- Brookings (2)
- Grants Pass (2)
- McMinnville (2)
- Albany (1)
- Aloha (1)
- Astoria (1)
- Banks (1)
- Boardman (1)
- Casa de Oro-Mount Helix (1)
- Central Grove (1)
- Clackamas (1)
- Cornelius (1)
- Damascus (1)
- Eagle Point (1)
- Estacada (1)
- Gladstone (1)
- Happy Valley (1)
- Independence (1)
- Jacksonville (1)
- Junction City (1)
- Keizer (1)
- La Grande (1)
- Lakeview (1)
- Manzanita (1)
- Milwaukie (1)
- North Plains (1)
- Oak Grove (1)
- Oakridge (1)
- Orlando (1)
- Orting (1)
- Pendleton (1)
- Philomath (1)
- Sams Valley (1)
- Sandy (1)
- Shady Cove (1)
- Silverton (1)
- Sunriver (1)
- Tigard (1)
- Tualatin (1)
- Turner (1)
- Waldport (1)
- Wilsonville (1)
Smaller scenes — browse them now; they join search once they reach 5 home bakeries. As more register, the directory grows.
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Frequently asked
- How many home bakeries are in Oregon?
- We list 138 home bakeries across 57 cities in Oregon today. The number grows as new sellers register and as we add ones we have found from public sources.
- How does The Front Porch find home bakeries in Oregon?
- A mix of public sources and self-registration. Operators can claim their own listing in two minutes; anyone can ask to be removed with one click.
- Do home bakeries in Oregon do porch pickup?
- Yes. Pickup at the porch, pay direct. The Front Porch helps you find them; you pay the seller directly at the porch.