The North Bend Bakery

Bought a sticky toffee pudding and a peanut butter trifle. $12 total for both. Haven't tried them yet but they look good.

This is a small bakery located in the downtown area. The decor is zero frills but service was quick and you can grab and go your food selections in no time. My wife and I grabbed a couple of sandwiches, a pastry, and a coffee and our total came out to just over $20. Not too bad. The Turkey pesto sandwich (THE MT. SI PANINI) consists of Turkey, Provolone, Sun Dried Tomatoes, Red Onion, Arugula and Pesto on a Focaccia bread. It was good but it was a bit dry. The thickness of the bread overwhelmed the meager amount of pesto and turkey in the sandwich. The NORTH BENDER is made with both Roast Beef and Turkey, Pepperjack, Provolone, Red Onions, Tomatoes, and Horseradish Mayo on a Focaccia bread. I recommend you get it toasted. It was much better than the other sandwich and I'd get it again without hesitation. The Lemon Cobbler Bar was good but the lemon flavor was subtle. It was more sugar and butter than anything else. If you like your pastries on the super sweet side, this one is for you! Otherwise, pass.

Good little neighborhood bakery. I like the vibe of it and service was always good-great.They do have a limited options for a bakery but more than make up for it in service and quality in the what they do offer.

Stopped in on the way back over the Pass. Service was lacking. Bathroom was out of service. Prices online and menu are not updated. Out of all but two sandwiches. Tried the Mount Si, which can best be described as 'meh.' The bakery selection looked decent, but didn't try any of it. Almost $30 for two panins. Will look elsewhere next time we pass through.

Last night was the Christmas Tree lighting downtown North Bend. All the downtown businesses were open. The streets were filled with people out and about. You? You were closed. This wasn't the first time that North Bend has done something, blocked off the streets and you.....you were closed. Why? The toughest part for a small business is getting people in the door. You choose to be closed when people are right outside your door. Why? Do you know who wasn't closed? Friends & Co Ice Cream. We went into this new place and spent $127 on some ice cream and some BAKERY ITEMS. They were incredibly friendly and were packed. You? You were closed. Again.

Came here after seeing snoqualmie falls, and got a thumbprint cookie and veggie pastry with a coffee. The cookie and latte were a miss and not something I would order again, but the veggie pastry was delicious!This is a super cute local spot in a great location as long as you keep your expectations for good food low.

We came late on a Sunday afternoon so I wasn't too impressed the leftover selection of baked goods. It was a busy downtown that day nevertheless.

Extremely slow. Old dry doughnuts. They were out of the majority of the menu items. She told us to not even pay attention to the menu. Canned soda.

Amazing selection of baked goods and treats to choose from, all of their cookies are delicious! I stop by every time I'm in North Bend to grab some. Today I tried the spinach feta quiche and ham and cheese croissant which were both delightful! They have the sweetest employees and vibe inside- they even have board games and children's books if I remember correctly.

The staff on the day I visited was completely unengaged and could care less. They had no customer service abilities. I'm not sure I will return again. The cost of the product has gone up dramatically since I started going there and it's certainly not worth it anymore.