Cannon Beach Bakery

kylebarber
kylebarber
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Cannon Beach Bakery

If you follow the path off the beach from Haystack Rock, the first few shops you'll encounter are the ones on the north side: the book company, the grocery store, the quilt shop...and the Cannon Beach Bakery.

The sign outside advertises sandwiches and fresh breads, and although it seemed like a sideline, we went in on our first trip to CB.

Not only is it a first-class bakery, with specialty breads and confections to replenish even the most beach-weary travelers, it also shares a building with an art gallery -- so there's plenty to do while you wait for your sandwiches. They're of an average price (as opposed to the cost of the breads, which is competitively low), probably around $5 - $6, which isn't bad for beach food.

The variety is what makes this place so irresistable. Albacore white tuna and capers on a baguette. Brie and grilled garlic on marbled rolls. Not much meat, and a whole lot of flavor. Truly an amazing menu. They will bag your sandwiches up and let you take them back on the beach with you, or you can sit indoors or out to soak up the sun while you dine.

My one complaint is that, at times, customers have to wait an inordinate amount of time for service. It's happened to me on two successive trips, and although I can understand a bad day, twice starts to indicate a trend or a lack of customer focused employees. This isn't enough to keep me away, mind you, but it's enough for me to hesitate just a moment before recommending this at one hundred percent.

Overall, it's an amazing part of the Cannon Beach experience, and if you can get service, I can't see you being any less than satisfied.

From journal Monoliths By The Sea: Cannon Beach, OR

Cannon Beach Bakery

  • January 2, 2001
  • Rated 4 of 5 by kylebarber from Seattle, Washington
Restaurants and stores come and go in the popular town of Cannon Beach, but the Cannon Beach Bakery is the closest thing to a permanent fixture here and for god reason. Their products are consistently good year after year and always affordable, unlike the trendy upstarts that peter out after a few seasons. The fabulous Haystack bread is shaped like the famous Haystack Rock that looms over the small beach community. Its tough and chewy crust hides a very soft interior. And the desserts will ruin you! I come in each morning while I'm in town and justify that their maple bars ought to count as a "light breakfast."

From journal Oregon: Cannon Beach

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