Artisan Sourdough Bakery · Est. 2024

Baked with Kate

Slow ferment. Good bread. A little something extra.

Small Batch · Handmade · Weekend Pickup

Kate shaping dough at the bench

Our Story

It started with
one stubborn starter.

What began as a kitchen-counter hobby grew into something the whole neighborhood lines up for.

Every loaf begins days before it reaches your table — a long, slow cold ferment that builds the deep flavor and open, custardy crumb that fast bread never finds. We mill thoughtfully, salt generously, and bake in small batches so nothing sits around.

No two bakes are exactly alike, and that's the point. This is bread with a maker's hand in it — and usually a corgi underfoot.

— Kate

This Week's Loaves

The breads

A rotating board of small-batch sourdough. Reserve what you'd like — quantities are limited and they go fast.

Classic sourdough loaf

Classic Sourdough

$9
48-hour ferment

Blistered, deeply caramelized crust over a soft, open crumb. The everyday workhorse.

Country white loaf

Country White

$9
Soft crumb

A gentle, milky white loaf — the one the kids will actually eat. Perfect for toast.

Seeded rye loaf

Seeded Rye

$11
Caraway · Whole grain

Earthy whole-grain rye with caraway and a crackling seeded crust.

Rosemary olive loaf

Rosemary Olive

$12
Kalamata · Fresh herb

Studded with kalamata olives and garden rosemary. A table loaf that needs no butter.

Walnut levain loaf

Walnut Levain

$10
Toasted walnut

Toasted walnuts folded through a 48-hour levain. Made for cheese boards.

Honey oat loaf

Honey Oat

$10
Soft · Lightly sweet

A tender, lightly sweet sandwich loaf topped with rolled oats and local honey.

Why It Tastes Different

The process

01

Slow ferment

A 48-hour cold retard lets wild yeast do the work. Time is the only shortcut we believe in — it's what gives the crumb its tang and keeping quality.

02

Small batch

We bake to order, never to inventory. Every loaf is accounted for before it goes in the oven, so nothing sits and nothing's wasted.

03

By hand

Mixed, shaped, and scored by hand, one bake at a time. The little imperfections are the signature — proof a person made it.

Reserve & Pick Up

Order for this weekend

Tell us what you'd like and we'll have it bagged and ready. Orders close Thursday night for Saturday pickup.

Loaves bagged for pickup
  1. 1Choose your loavesBrowse this week's board above and note what you'd like.
  2. 2Reserve by ThursdaySend your order with the form — we'll confirm by email.
  3. 3Pick up SaturdayCollect warm from the porch, 9am–noon. Pickup details in your confirmation.

Reserve your loaves

No payment now — we'll confirm availability and total by email.