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Three rustic loaves of bread with wheat stalks

Portland, Oregon · Est. 2009

Fresh from the oven,
every single morning.

Slow-fermented sourdough, buttery croissants and small-batch cakes —
baked before sunrise on SE Division Street.

Baked before dawn

Our ovens fire up at 3am so the shelves are full of warm bread when we open at 7.

Local ingredients

Stone-milled flour from the Willamette Valley, Oregon butter, and fruit from the Saturday market.

A neighborhood table

Grab a coffee, stay a while. Fifteen years on Division and still family-run.

Fan favorites

The ones Portland lines up for

Country sourdough loaf with a crackled crust

Country Sourdough — $8

36-hour ferment, blistered crust, open crumb. Baked every day.

Golden butter croissants stacked on a tray

Butter Croissant — $4.50

Laminated with Oregon butter, 27 layers, impossibly flaky.

Slice of raspberry layer cake

Berry Layer Cake — $6.50

Vanilla sponge, whipped cream and whatever berries looked best today.

Bakery counter with fresh breads on display

Our story

Family-run since 2009

Sunrise Bakery started with one secondhand deck oven and a stubborn sourdough starter named Dolly. Fifteen years later we still mix every dough by hand, shape every loaf ourselves, and know most of our regulars by name.

Whether you’re after a loaf for dinner, a box of pastries for the office, or a cake for a birthday, we’d love to see you.

Open daily 7am – 4pm

1420 SE Division St, Portland, OR 97202 · (503) 555-0142

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