Mill Street Bakery

What we bake

A neighborhood bakery that bakes once, in the morning, and closes when the shelves are bare

  • A round sourdough loaf with a scored, deeply browned crust

    Country sourdough

    Two-day ferment, dark crust, open crumb. Our largest loaf and the first to sell out.

    $9

  • A dark rye loaf sliced to show a tight crumb studded with seeds

    Seeded rye

    Dense, sour, and heavy with caraway and sunflower seed. Keeps for most of a week.

    $8

  • A tray of pale golden buns baked together in a single pull-apart sheet

    Morning milk buns

    Soft, faintly sweet, pulled apart rather than sliced. Sold by the six.

    $7 for six

  • A croissant with visible layers and flakes scattered on the paper beneath it

    Butter croissant

    Laminated over three days. Shatters when you tear it, which is the point.

    $4.50

  • A spiral bun with darkened caramelized edges dusted in sugar

    Cinnamon morning bun

    Croissant dough rolled with cinnamon sugar and baked until the edges caramelize.

    $5

  • A slice of almond tart topped with sliced almonds and powdered sugar

    Almond tart

    Frangipane in a short crust, one tart a day, cut into eight.

    $6 a slice

  • Three thick oat cookies cooling on parchment paper

    Oat and molasses cookie

    Chewy in the middle, crisp at the rim. The one thing children reliably choose.

    $3

Mill Street Bakery(555) 0142
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