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Pine Street, Burlington · 3 of 12 out now

We bake in batches through the morning rather than all at six, so what is here changes hour by hour. This page changes with it, and when something is gone it says gone rather than disappearing.

Out now · 3

  • 7:00

    Country sourdough

    $8.50
  • 7:00, 11:00, 3:00

    Baguette

    Three batches, because a baguette is worth eating for about four hours.

    $4.20
  • 8:00

    Morning bun

    $4.80

Next batch · 5

  • 9:30

    Rye, 70%

    $9.20
  • 9:30

    Seeded loaf

    $9.00
  • 11:00

    Savoury tart, leek and cheddar

    $7.40
  • 11:00

    Sandwiches

    Made on yesterday's country loaf, which is what it is for.

    $11.00
  • 12:00

    Focaccia, by the piece

    $5.60

Sold out · 2

  • 7:30

    Croissant

    Gone by ten most days. There is no second batch and there never will be.

    $4.60
  • 7:30

    Pain au chocolat

    $5.00

Tomorrow · 2

  • Saturday and Sunday

    Cinnamon knot

    $5.20
  • To order, three days' notice

    Whole cakes

    From $46

The week

  • Tuesday

    Rye day. Twice the usual rye and it sells out by noon.

  • Wednesday

    Standard bake.

  • Thursday

    Standard bake, plus focaccia from twelve.

  • Friday

    Everything, and the largest bake of the week.

  • Saturday

    Cinnamon knots from eight. Queue outside by quarter past.

  • Sunday

    Cinnamon knots, no sandwiches, closes at two.

  • Monday

    Closed. The ovens are cleaned and the starters are fed.

Wholesale

  • Min 6 loaves

    Country sourdough, 1 kg

    $5.40
  • Min 12

    Baguette

    $2.60
  • Min 24

    Burger and sandwich rolls

    $1.10
  • Min 1 sheet

    Focaccia sheet

    $26
  • Min 4 loaves

    Rye, 70%

    $6.20

You can reserve a loaf, free, by ringing the night before.

Collection before eleven. No deposit and no charge. About twenty loaves a day go out that way, mostly to the same people, and it is the least complicated good idea this bakery has had.

There is nothing gluten free here.

This is a room full of airborne wheat flour. Nothing baked in it can honestly be called gluten free, so nothing is — which is a worse answer commercially and the only one that will not make somebody ill.

Loaves of bread on a plain wooden shelf in daylight.
Loaves on the shelf. Illustrative — not this morning's bake.
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