Butter Croissant
$3.95Eighty-one layers of cultured butter, laminated over three days. Shatteringly crisp outside, honeycomb inside.
Made warm every morning
Naturally leavened loaves, three-day croissants and cakes worth crossing town for — from a little wood-fired bakery on Fournier Lane.
Everything at Crumb & Hearth begins the night before — levain fed at dusk, doughs folded by hand while the street sleeps. We ferment slowly because slow tastes better, and we bake in a wood-fired hearth because fire has opinions worth listening to.
The flour is stone-milled an hour away, the butter is cultured, and the jam is whatever the market had too much of. If we can't name the farm, it doesn't go in the dough.
Marta & JonahBakers, founders, morning people
36-hour ferment
Slow, on purpose
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Years at the counter
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Loaves each Saturday
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Cold ferment, minimum
4:30
First bake of the day
The menu bends with the market and the miller — this is today's lineup, priced like we want you back tomorrow.
Eighty-one layers of cultured butter, laminated over three days. Shatteringly crisp outside, honeycomb inside.
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Eight generous halves — roasted vegetables, mortadella, and caponata. Serves a meeting nicely.
Sold out is a compliment — come early, or pre-order the night before.
Skip the line — pre-orderOrder by 6 p.m. and we'll bake it overnight. Swing by in the morning — it'll be boxed, tied with string, and still thinking it's dawn.
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Morning bakes
Butter Croissant
$3.95
Pain au Chocolat
$4.50
Cardamom Morning Bun
$4.75 · bestseller
Brown Butter Banana Bread
$4.25
Ham & Gruyère Croissant
$6.50
Loaves & sourdough
Country Sourdough
$9.00 · bestseller
Seeded Rye
$9.50
Walnut & Fig Levain
$10.50 · seasonal
Rosemary Focaccia
$7.50
Hearth Milk Bread
$8.00 · weekend only
Cakes & sweets
Burnt Basque Cheesecake
$46.00 · 72h notice
Fig & Mascarpone Layer Cake
$58.00 · seasonal
Brown Sugar Meringue Tart
$6.50
Rye Chocolate Chip Cookie
$4.25 · bestseller
For the table
The Hearth Board
$64.00 · serves 8–10
Morning Pastry Box
$52.00 · bestseller
Focaccia Sandwich Platter
$74.00
Come for a slow coffee and something warm, or just to watch the loaves come out. If we're still floury, the first cup is on us.
214 Fournier Lane, Marlowe District
(503) 555-0184
hello@crumbhearth.example
“Monday we rest — the dough doesn't.”
See you Tuesday, 7:00 sharp