Little Red Hen Bakery

Good: what's not to love about hot and fresh baked goods? Stopped by yesterday to pick up some pastries for breakfast, so glad we did! We ordered the beef and potato hand pie and vegetarian quiche. Really loved that buttery flaky beef and potato hand pie. Quiche was decent too. Service: Fast and efficient with great attitudes! I love how warm and inviting everyone was.Ambiance: Warm, clean and homey vibes! Especially with the holiday season.

The breads and the savory pastry with smoked salmon were fabulous! NOT: They do not have any indoor seating.

The whole point of our weekend trip culminated in our visit to the Little Red Hen Bakery, as my wife wanted to see Coupeville, and this particular shop specifically, for its connection to one of her favorite movies, Practical Magic.We walked up not long after their opening at 9:00am, and endured a short, rapidly moving line, standing in the drizzle, until it was our turn to order. My wife had the ham and cheese croissant, while I had the Romesco, kimchi, egg & cheese breakfast sandwich, with added hot peppers, tomato and hot sauce. Our order placed, we stood aside for a couple minutes, and our order was brought and handed to us shortly.Dude. My sandwich was perfect! Spicy and earthy, and a pretty darn good size; it filled me up for most of the morning, and it was everything I wanted in a breakfast sandwich, particularly to help take the edge off of a modest hangover! My wife similarly loved and raved about her ham and cheese croissant, walking away similarly happy and content!Sure, Nicole Kidman and Sandra Bullock are long gone, likely never to return again to Coupeville, and their little apothecary shop has become something entirely different, but the Little Red Hen Bakery is practically magic in its own little way. It certainly cast a spell over us, because we *will* be back!

It was just ok. Everything was pretty dry. Croissants could have been good but so dry. It would have been nice if they heated the stuff up for us like the ham and cheese croissant. Granted we came right before they closed for the day. One of the reasons we went was because we thought they were in the shop from practical magic. Turns out they moved last year from the practical magic house . Not really their fault but something to note if that's why you're going there too.

Amazing bakery! Stopped by on a visit to Coupeville and was so happy I did! The line out front was a pretty good indicator that I came to the right place! Stuff tried:Hashbrowns stuffed with cream cheese and chives. Whoa this was awesome! You can also get without stuffing but the cream cheese and chives worked perfectly!Cardamon bun: this was excellent as well! So much cardamom flavor and the texture was perfect! Ive had this recently at another bakery in Seattle but this was a lot better!Menu is ever changing so its best to just come by to see whats available for the day. I should have ordered more but I already ordered lunch elsewhere in town! Person working the register so helpful in navigating all the yummy options. With indoor dining still banned, there are steps that take you right to the water for a nice scenic snack! Maybe you will see a whale or a hungry seal or two. Must visit when in Coupeville!

Molasses, Sourdough, Olive bread heaven. Still has baked goods but can no longer make made to order sandwiches or coffee. Staff shortages are a real thing and you can definitely see the changes here.

Such a cute - and delicious! - bakery by the sea! I tried the cardamom roll and it did not disappoint! I grew up enjoying German baked goods that included cardamom so it was a familiar, memory-laden flavor. I loved seeing the bakers making more of their fresh wares while I waited. Note that they don't serve espresso or have indoor seating, but that's a small price to pay for amazing pastries!!

A tiny cute bakery where they prepare the breads and croissants right in front of you. No espresso drinks, but an extensive variety of baked goods.All their seating is outdoors with a view of the water in the distance. Friendly service. We ordered:1. Bacon cheddar scallion scone2. Chocolate croissant 3. Orange chocolate croissant 4. Almond croissant 5. Rosemary olive boule The scone was moist and the croissants were flaky goodness...but nothing was extraordinary. 3.5 stars

Quaint little seaside bakery decked up for the holidays. You can see the bakers working upfront , measuring out the yeast and stacking fresh loaves of bread. Front desk was friendly and local. Food was buttery, rich & flakey. Loot check: 1. Apple pie- big portions; with hints of cinnamon & holidays.2. Cheese danish- with raspberry jam crusted by candied pastry & studded with large sugar crystals.3. Beef hand pie- Warming up my heart through that brown paper bag even now. Yum!Heat it up and it'll be the only things you'll need on a cold winters day!

We cannot live without Little Red Hen's sourdough! We love their bread subscription so much!