Cute outdoor seating area, when you first see the place. Then when you enter, it is just amazing. Everything is fresh, the staff is friendly and informative on the items. The croissants and pastries were to die for. Went there twice on my trip to Portland and brought back a box of croissants to New Jersey

Great place, with beautiful interior.Delicious deserts worth the wait and money.

Delicious, worth the wait. Quiche jardiniere was delicious and clearly made with the best ingredients. Hazelnut dacquoise was the perfect combination of textures and rich flavors. Pear Bourgogne was delicious and fresh. Only one person serving the long line of Saturday morning customers which made for a long wait but it was worth it.

A true French Patisserie!We stopped by on our road trip around the Northwest for breakfast. The best croissants outside of Paris. You will not be disappointed.

The pastries here will leave you with an escaped desire for flavor. I tried the strawberry rhubarb and apple bread pudding pastry and the flavors didnt necessarily tingle my sweet tooth senses. The rhubarb lacked its traditional tart, so the strawberries carried the entire pastry. The apple bread pudding had some delicious spots in it, but was mostly tasteless bread and bread pudding. It seems like these pastries have a theme of the very top layer carrying the extravagant flavor you come for, but the bottom 2/3 being empty calories you dont want.I realize that this place is in downtown Portland, so I should expect some high prices. But, at 5 bucks per pastry that seems a bit high for the quality of baked goods theyre selling. Maybe my palette wasnt ready for the subtle tastes and Im not the demographic that should eat here.The staff and establishment were very nice, so I would still recommend this place if youre in the area. They do have TONS of options in their baked goods arsenal.

Great classic popular French bakery. A bit on the pricey side for the product. However, I personally think they have the best desserts like eclairs, dacquoise, etc - very authentic and delicious. The bread and pastries are not as special as their desserts. Also, due to covid and allowing air circulation, sometimes flies may sit on some baked goods and seems to be difficult to prevent for now.

Awesome little bakery. The pastries and quiche are ridiculously good. Try the namesake St Honore pastry! I can’t wait to go back and try some of the sandwiches.

Super friendly staff! The food is absolutely incredible, they aren’t lacking variety in any way! Everything from sweet to savory. And my favorite part is that you don’t have to try to pronounce what the foods are called you can just point to them! On top of that they have outdoor seating. Great place! Will be going there again!

Very disappointing - got St. Honoré cake to go and its profiteroles were burned (see the photo), caramel layer was too thick and also burned, felt like it’s easy to break teeth with that. Tasted burned. I don’t understand how whoever made it didn’t feel embarrassed to actually let it being sold.

You are a lucky person to live in this city near a gem like this bakery.We ended up here after smelling them baking something fresh. Figured we would walk in just for the smell of it.Ended up have a Citron Tart and wishing we had ten times the appetite to try one of everything. They had a great seating area inside and outside for those hanging out for a while. The bread smelled amazing!

5 out 5! If I could give St. Honoré more stars I would. We spent a wonderful brunch in the outdoor seating under the sun. We had a Brie Bartlett panini, hazelnut chocolate croissant, opera sponge cake, and apple torte. Everything was so delicious, flakey, and satisfying at very reasonable prices for the quality of French pastries. Staff were friendly and quick! When we arrived behind a line of at least 8 groups outside we were thinking about leaving but after about ten minutes we were in and we were so glad we waited.

This is my favorite French café in Portland. I love walking here on cloudy days and enjoying a croissant and a hot drink. I do miss sitting indoors, but a warm jacket will suffice.La croissant es favourite a moi 🥐🥤

I don’t typically leave reviews but everything was just delicious! I ordered two lattes one with lavender and one with peppermint (I highly recommend both) I accidentally forgot to order with non dairy milk and was able to politely ask them to switch before they had made them. They were super kind about me changing milks.The food was amazing and perfectly flaky with each bite! If you’re looking for a touch of European love this is the perfect place!

This place has read awesome espresso drinks and pastries. They also have amazing sandwiches. A true french bakery in Portland!

Hmm... So so experience as a person visiting from another state. All over the country masks mandatory are almost dropped. But no here they give you so much attitude about it. And talking not good behind your back either...Food is ok, nothing special to come back for. We got sweets & croissants with eggs, cheese but they didn’t even heat it.But wait for it! They let customers out through their garbage exit! Hello, really?! This is just absolutely ruining the whole impression about the place in general. Who’s idea was that?!Don’t recommend the place.

Fabulous pastries, croissants and coffee but not the place to go for more than a Continental breakfast during the week. While lunch meals are available in AM only egg dishes available are quiche which is in short supply and eggs salad croissant sandwich. Havent visited on a weekend to try the Sat & Sun brunch

The food looks heavenly but I couldn’t get over the over priced cold coffee … I ordered americano twice here last year and both times it was ice cold and the most expensive on the block. 🧐Unfortunately I walk by here daily but have never wanted to stop again.I hope they fixed that problem whatever it was !?!

Friendly staff. Food was fresh. I had the Kouign-Amann after reading so many reviews and was a bit disappointed. It started off well but I found the bottom too crusty and dry and almost bread crust like, not croissant. Top was delicious.

Cold brew and a canele- great combo on a hot Portland day!

Each time I go to this bakery I like to try something new and Ive yet to come across something that hasnt blown my taste buds away.

Great bakery. Very very yummy food. Like most good bakeries get there before late afternoon because they make everything fresh daily and sell out of items.

Perfect bakery and cafe in NW portland with a French flair serving wonderful pastries, breads, treats and also lunch and prepared breakfast. I wanted to keep it simple and therefore, just bought an olive and fennel bread roll with my house coffee. The breads are crunchy, chewy and fresh, and you can see a baker baking bread in the open kitchen. The place fills up during peak hours and so finding a place to sit can be a challenge. But that just further shows the popularity and quality of this place. A great place for awesome hot beverages and decadent and hearty desserts. Highly recommended.

Kouign-amann. yumm!

Délicieux! Cute lovely bakery around the corner. The morning is the best time to visit. Lots of tables inside and outside to sit. Soy and almond milk available. The bakery goods are beautifully and wonderfully made. Very clean and good automatic across the store.

Very authenticity French pastries, which means vegans are pretty much out of luck! The Niçoise salad is soooo good! The line gets long, but it’s worth it. I used to watch the Tour de France here on the tv over the oven and it felt like a little French escape with a glass of wine. Service is always pretty friendly and patient despite the high volume of customers.

Very nice bakery. Liked it more than the kens bakery -- another local bakery thats highly rated.Highly recommend their almond Croissants 🥐. They are amazing.

We ordered Salade Nicoise, butter Croissant, Cigalou (vegan) and coffee. Fish in the salade was too salty and it was dominating all the salade taste. Coffee was good . Cigalou vegan was very not warm. It was right of the shelf. Croissant was served without any butter or jelly. I visited the place before also and tried there pastries they were yummy.

Excellent baked goods. Unfortunately, they are low on staff, and staff needs to listen better to orders. They often make big errors.

A good place to have either brunch or a lunch meeting that is located on the Eastside. The staff are friendly and the service is quick. Their pastries are delicious.

Do yourself a favor and try their panini style sandwiches! The baguette is just perfect.Their canelés are delicious too, caramelized on the outside and custardy soft on the inside. Couldnt get enough if those! The staff is super nice and the ambiance is fantastic.

Dessert was awesome! I lived in Paris for a few years and the authentic chocolate flavor brought back wonderful memories. Their oven is big and beautiful! Nice staff.

First time visitor, and not a very cultured visitor at that, as I couldnt pronounce most of the items on the menu. That said, this place was incredible! The food was excellent, and the service was great. Too bad I live on the East Coast,or I would become a regular.

Nice sit-down atmosphere inside, quality baked goods.

I had 48 hours to get a cake for my daughters birthday--one look at the St. Honoré Cake and we were in love-- St. Honoré was able to make this heavenly french cake in 2 days! It is the by far best cake I have ever had.If God is cake~it is the St Honoré.

Ordered a special dessert for a friends birthday and was thrilled with it, as was my friend. The process was easy and the patient, helpful staff guided me through with kindness. I love this bakery!

The food is great and I would come here a lot more often but GOOD LORD the staff has ZERO HUSTLE. Slowest women on the planet. Its like watching someone move through sludge. Its so painful. They would easily do 5 or 6 times more business but theres always a line..not because theres a ton of people...no...but because the staff here take SOOOOO long to ring up an order. To the owners, tell your staff to pick up the pace if you want to make more $$. Christ. But yeah, if you want to come here and stand in line for 15 minutes for a croissant this will be your jam.

Perfect weekend spot to grab a cup of coffee, a delicious pastry, and either read a good book or watch bakers in action. Outside seating is delightful on a nice day.

I rarely go downtown outside of work,but this day off,I wanted to visit one of my favorite spots,I ordered the quiche to go & ate one of them in the car,it was so good!

Amazing pastries. Had one of their sandwiches for lunch, as well as a quiche, and they were amazing as well.

This is my favorite french bakery in town!! Their double baked almond croissant is to die for!!!

Excellent bread and coffee. You exit to outside seating past the dumpsters, though, and the coffee cream eclairs lacked the coffee flavor I was hoping for. The mocha was really good.

Fantastic! Everything was delicious. Especially anything with mushrooms

Everything you expect from a French bakery without being pretentious. My go-to lunch item is the egg salad on croissant. My go-to sweet treat are a bag of chouquettes (small, round puff pastries sprinkled with chunky sugar crystals).

Mille feuille is terrible. Please check the recipe!!!!

I can never get enough of the pastries here. When we do drive inn from Astoria, it is one of our favorite places thats a must S T O P and indeed we do and enjoy a nice hot cup of coffee and one off their delicious treats and on top of that, there is always a baguette to take for home, oooh ok, 2 then. Once home, they dont last there for to Long ...

First time at this bakery and I will not be back. The girl that helped me was rude, snooty, didn’t acknowledge me, say hello, can I help you, nothing. When I made eye contact with her I asked for two croissants to go please, she got them and I also asked her for a cup of water. She totally ignored me and walked away. Another girl came up and she was friendly, got me the water, I paid her, said thank you, and left. I really wanted to like this place, but that girl made it hard to like because of her poor attitude. Bummer. The croissant was mediocre.

The atmosphere here was brilliant. Nice balance of remaining the elements of old fashioned flavor.And good smells of coffee and fresh bread. Also there are many kind of pastries. I like it.

One of The best places for French pastries hands down. Love the canales for sure. Simple and Devine. Love the pear tarts- try it when they’re in season!

Love the food, their baguettes and macarons are amazing. But, can’t pick one up, no dog in arms even for a run in pick up.

I am biased when it comes to French pastries, sandwiches, etc having lived in France.. St. Honore has consistently good food. This time I was picking up for a wine tasting and they went the extra step to cut everything into smaller pieces for serving as finger food. The staff @ NW Thurman location in Portland was very helpful.

Cozy boulangerie. I had a great nicoise salad. Croissants were perfect. Friendly staff.

Friendly staff, intriguing atmosphere, quality pastry.

Always delicious and great service. Their kouign amon is basically the best thing ever, but you cant go wrong with any of their hot food or baked goods. Makes a good date location or simply a place to grab dinner solo.

A great local patisserie shop in Portland. Their breads and sandwiches are made freshly everyday. Its in a great location with a friendly atmosphere. I always get their chouquettes. Its so good!

I was pretty happy that this place was suggested. Great Sammies and pastries.

Bad experience.You enter through the Door and go out in the back with the food and the bottoms where theres the garbage they throw. I found this horrible, the food until it was good. I found this disgusting more

Awesome sweet and savory bakery. Croissants are deliciously crunchy. Macaroons are great, too. We ate ours before having a chance to take any pictures.

Excellent food and good service. Love their sandwiches and the pastries are delicious. Coffee also well made and customer service good. Can get busy, but worth the wait

Just wow!!! Still dreaming about their food and desserts. Thats how much we loved their food. We had chicken Vol Au Vent -a puff pastry shell filled with a creamy roasted chicken, leek and mushroom sauce, Chicken Panni -pan bagnat rustic roll, oven braised chicken with tomatoes and red bell peppers, espelette piments (basque chili pepper.) red bell pepper slaw with cucumbers and vinaigrette dressing, & Opera cake. All were a dream. Loved them. Please go there if you are in the area.☺️

I waited outside in line for over an hour and never got any help at all. I needed to use the restroom and I respectfully went inside to ask if I could use their restroom and I barely opened the door when a female employee yelled at me to wait outside and i went back into line and waited for 15 more minutes n.just ended up leaving without my order. After I already paid for it. And I only ordered 2 croissants. Very disappointed 😞 and I cant get a refund

Amazing bakery with a cafe offering nice breakfast and brunch items. The NW location can get very very loud and chaotic with wait staff delivering food and a long line at the counter. If you are looking for french baked goods to-go, this place is great. I would highly recommend the chouquettes and croissants.

Too slow to place an order so we had to leave. With 6 people ahead of us and my unscientific method of calculating wait time (approximately 30 minutes wait), we didnt have the luxury of time. There was a help wanted sign so that may be the problem.

Lovely bakery with delicious pastries and sandwiches.

Family favorite bakery offering a variety of choices of baked goods and desserts while delivering an equally as pleasing breakfast/lunch menu. Everything we have had here has been done well, friendly staff, attentive food preparation. Pay close attention to larger orders; Twice I’ve left without a receipt realizing a few items were missed.

Absolutely delicious and fair prices. The berry tart is to die for.

The food was amazing and fresh. Just what my tummy needed.

Fresh, creamy french pastries. Buttery croissant, melt in your mouth sandwiches! Absolutely a treat of a neighborhood to visit, as well.

Espresso was mediocre. There is no menu to view things except when you are at the cashier. Not worth a second trip.

We thought we had stepped into a French bakery on accident. The croissants are to die for. We sampled 6 items. They were all delicious. Our favorites were the Opera cake, the Criossant aux Amandes, and especially the St. Honoré. The espresso was dark and delicious. I loved watching them make the doughs at the counter and the service was tré magnifique. I cant wait to go back and try some more items.

Almond croissant is an out of body experience. Worth the price. But the regular croissants are frightfully over priced. Costco sells halfway decent ones for about 50 cents each when you buy a dozen. $3.50 a pop puts them in special occasions only territory.

If youre looking for LEGIT canelés, this is the place!!! Theyre delightfully unique and I love the atmosphere. Nearly everything is top notch in quality. I recommend!

Everything I have had is incredibly delicious, from sandwiches and salads, to lattes, to French pastries. My favorite is the nicoise salad (see pic). Not cheap, not always quick, but good quality lunch fare.

OMG just perfection in every way.

St. Honore Bakery on Thurman Street in NW Portland is an authentic old style french bakery you dont want to miss if you enjoy the traditional flavors of old world Europe.

Good food, but got a hot drink after ordering an iced drink. Id like the staff to be more upbeat.

Wow! Did I just walk into a French Patisserie? This place has very authentic treats and desserts. The St. Honoré pastry was the best we tried. It was heavenly.

Took a friend loved it.great day to spend outside at your restaurant great food lemon tarts so good .yum

Exceptional! Admittedly, I picked this place at random to get a coffee, and I was blown away. Tons of top quality and mouth watering choices in a friendly environment. I had two pastries with my coffee, and they were way too good. Looked like quite a popular place; that confirms how amazing this is.

The Salade Lyonnaise was simply amazing. Refreshing but filling, and with really well balanced flavours. Bakery as a whole just looks legit👍

The food was really good, but we were forced to walk by giant garbage bins to exit the cafe opposite of the people who entered by the front door. We witnessed other customers exit the same way they entered but we were told to follow the signs on the wall. To say it was unappetizing would be a colossal understatement. The staff on duty were not remotely friendly.

If a light,flakey croissant is what you crave, St. Honore is the place for you. Classic French pastries and breads are also on the menu, along with great sandwiches and salads. Highly commend.

Just like Europe I loved it.

Wonderful breakfast and coffee choices. If you have a large group arrive early or wait until after 11:30 am on Sunday. This is a popular place.

Clear directions on how to enter an exit and wait for orders. These people are doing so much. Tip them well. So yummy of course

Great spot. Awesome coffee. Croissant is really good. Ambiance is wonderful, and so is the staff. Would definitely go back here to hang out.

*WARNING ABOUT ORDERING OFF GOOGLE* - I ordered through the Place an Order function on Google Maps. Arrived at St Honoré and apparently the order (which I guess is done through partnership with Google and Postmates?) hadnt gone through - this seems to happen regularly enough. St Honoré were very apologetic about something that was not their fault and I paid in cash - but Postmates still charged me, even though St Honoré hadnt received the order and certainly hadnt marked it as picked up, which Postmates for some unknowable reason did. Weeks later and I havent received any reply from Postmates, so they essentially stole $20 from me and put St Honoré in a very weird position.The pastries here are absolutely great - its a lovely sunny spot, too! You honestly cant go wrong with anything on their menu, never had a bad bite from them 😍 just dont order using Google Maps or Postmates!!!

Service is always timely even when they have a full house. Service treated us so kindly. It has an awesome feel to it.

Theyve got the delicious, flaky pastries on lock

One of the best French bakery in town.

Came here on the advice of a mate who’d visited years back and I have to say the food and service lived up to expectations. I would definitely return and also recommend.

Such a cute little spot - the bread and pastries are amazing, not the mention the fantastic coffee 👌

Authentic baguette ⭐️⭐️⭐️The croquettes are delicious and airy.

Let me start by saying we love French bakeries and we have several favorites, which we visit regularly. This one was quite honestly a disappointment. We were in town for a family getaway and were looking forward to a good coffee and pastry for breakfast. The service was super slow, I basically had to beg for utensils and napkins and finally they got our coffee order wrong... we drank it since we didnt feel like waiting 20 minutes for the correct one. In short - if you want a good coffe and pastry, not sure this is the place for you... maybe try another place

Amazing namesake creation!

The pastries so nice, I ate them twice!

I would have given five stars because everything in here is amazing and most of the staff are very friendly and polite but today I got some very bad vibes from the two female bakers, shaping bread on the very publicly visible baking bench. It’s a total bummer because I want to support female bakers; however, these two made me feel so unwelcome watching them kneed and shape that I wondered why they weren’t in the back away from the customers. My dad is an oil painter who is regularly working on something, and he’s always friendly when someone approaches to watch him partake in his craft. Even when his 73 year old self is tired, he’s still always friendly and will at least say hello to observing customers. It seemed as if the two bakers were pretending I wasn’t there observing what they were working on as they began passive aggressively saying the following loud enough for me to hear, “Im so glad I didn’t have to learn with people watching me” and the other replied by complaining about the questions people ask while they are baking. I don’t understand how they could not see that as totally rude and such a turn off to the whole business. I walked away immediately after hearing this and they both continued to keep their heads down.My hope in writing this is that they could try to be more friendly to their customers. I’ve worked in retail, I’ve worked in the service industry and I know that unless the customer is being a jerk, it’s best to be polite or friendly as opposed to passive aggressive.

Nicoise salad and pear and brie panini--delicious!!!

A little pricey but absolutely delicious.

The coffee sucks and the woman made my girlfriend cry. Shes soft spoken and the staff kept yelling at her to speak up. Maybe turn down the music. Its hard to hear anyone inside this place especially with masks.

Lovely selection and yummy hot chocolate.