Salmonberry Goods

I've LOVED maintaining a CSA with Salmonberry the past few months. I've subscribed to the biweekly Farm Box with 6 sourdough bagels and a half dozen eggs for a while now and the quality of their boxes, service, and company are top notch. The CSA is unique in that it's several farms contributing 1-2 items each rather than one farm sending everything, so you get even more variety. The boxes (so far) have always come with the eggs and bagels, as well as 2-3 types of greens, 2-3 pieces of fruit, microgreens, mushrooms, and 2-3 other types of veggies. Most of the time I've subscribed has been fall through winter and I've been impressed that the boxes did still have so much variety throughout. Now, the boxes are showing signs of spring so I had to post the haul from today to show the value of the produce. This time I edited my subscription to get a loaf of sourdough bread and I really appreciated the flexibility! Hoping to visit their location soon to try their bagels - give them a follow on instagram for very cool updates on their day to day!

I got to try this spot at the Ballard farmer's market where they always have a little popup stand! My friend recommended it and spoke really highly of their pastries, so I knew I had to give it a try being such a big fan of baked goods.I opted for the sweet focaccia since I absolutely LOVE focaccia bread and had never had a sweet one before. This one was plum, though I believe their flavors rotate every so often. The bread itself was great -- amazing texture, perfectly well baked, and delicious! I did think that the plums were a tad too gooey and wet though, which made the texture feel funny when eating it as a whole. However, still great to try overall.

Fell in love with their garden bagel it's beautiful and quite healthy as well. I visited them at their bakery garage popup but they're usually at farmers markets I believe. The staff is the friendliest as well. This is the embodiment of PNW local business. I love it.

Easily the best bagel I've ever eaten. Can't wait for them to open up their storefront at the old Green Market location.

You can find Salmonberry Goods at the Ballard Farmer's Market on Sundays (which is usually where I find them), among other places depending on time of year. Their baked goods are fantastic! We frequently get the hippy sourdough whole wheat bread and love to eat it for breakfast. it's a unique combination and I haven't had another bread that is like it -- it's hearty and filling yet still moist and not TOO heavy (also freezes well) Love it with peanut butter and jam in the mornings. :) The peanut butter malt cookie is also really good, as well as the focaccia bread, which comes in a pretty hefty size but you can freeze it for later! They also have some rotating items based on seasonal produce. I usually go for the baked goods but they also have a CSA that you can sign up for, where they'll deliver some produce along with some bread/baked items. Check it out on their website!

Checked their booth out at the Sunday Ballard Farmers market!All the baked goods here looked so rustic and beautiful, but there were also some unique items like a caramel apple focaccia (!). Tried the buckwheat banana bread ($4 a slice) and it was hearty, nutty, delicious.Definitely coming back to try more~!

I bought a loaf of the sourdough sandwich bread at the Ballard Farmer's Market and just had a slice of it and wow!! The bread has a slight sweetness to it that balances out the sourness. A lot of sandwich loaves are pretty plain, but this one is amazing. Definitely recommend it for toast

I recall bookmarking Salmonberry Goods awhile back after experiencing their items at an indie cafe. Last Saturday (2/27/21), I was wandering the University District Farmers Market and spotted the Salmonberry Goods booth. I appreciated the demo displays of their baked goods. The rest are wrapped to adhere to pandemic safe practices.I bought a Peanut Butter Malt cookie for The Homie. He's still nibbling it to make it last, I guess.For myself, I tried the Hazelnut Brownie. It is rich, moist, and decadent. Easily plated with a canele of ice cream or some whipped cream and you have a fancy dessert. Better yet consumed with hot coffee or ice cold milk.Salmonberry Goods seems to be found at indie cafes, neighborhood markets, catering orders, and via subscription boxes like CSAs. Clearly usage of high quality ingredients matters and baked with love.

My wife and I were walking at the end of the day for the Ballard farmers market and the folks from Salmonberry generously offered us their last loaf of bread as they were closing up shop.The load was delicious. Great sour flavor and a crispy crust with very light, fluffy interior. I'll definitely be heading back and paying for a loaf next time!

Was finally able to swing by and enjoy one of Saturday Bagel Toastie sales. Gpt half the salmon belly and half from the garden. I love the option of being able to do halves so you can try more than one menu item. And don't fear they sell their other baked goods on Saturdays too so you're able to get your cookie fix or just package of bagels to bring home and make your own toasties? Was lucky enough to ho on a dry sunny day. you can tell the word is getting out as there was a line. They have a long stand up communal table if you want to enjoy you treats there. If it's raining make sure to bring an umbrella or hood cause you purchase it from the entrance to their bakery. Always friendly crew at Salmonberry!!