Sourdough loaf
36-hour ferment, open crumb.
Small-batch sourdough, butter pastry and good coffee. Baked before sunrise, a few steps from the water.
Nothing here is rushed. The dough takes its time so you do not have to.
“The sourdough is the reason we drive the long way to work.”
“Ordered on my phone at seven, picked up at half past. Still warm.”
“Their cardamom buns ruined every other bakery for me.”
Order tonight, pick it up on your way in tomorrow. Your name will be on the bag.
Everything on this list comes out of one oven, in small batches, every day we are open. When it is gone, it is gone.
36-hour ferment, open crumb.
Sunflower, flax and caraway.
Mild, soft, the toast loaf.
A loaf plus four pastries.
Laminated by hand, three days.
Two bars of dark chocolate.
Brown butter, flaky salt.
Order 48 hours ahead.
Double shot, oat or whole.
Bottomless if you sit in.
Twelve seats by the window.
Boxes for ten, order the day before.
Yes. Order on our Square shop by 9pm and pick up any time after 7am the next morning.
We do. Give us 48 hours and tell us the size, the flavor and what it should say.
Our flourless chocolate torte and the almond macarons. We bake in a shared kitchen, so we cannot promise zero traces.
Pickup orders run through our Square shop. Order by 9pm and it is bagged with your name on it from 7am.
We are a few steps from the water, with twelve seats by the window and a bench outside for the dog.
Sourdough usually sells out by noon on Saturdays. Order ahead to hold a loaf.
Harbor Light started as a Saturday table at the farmers market. Now it is a counter, an oven and a short list of things we bake properly.
We buy flour from a regional mill, coffee from a roaster up the road, and we close when we sell out.
Ana & SamOwners and early risers
Cake orders, catering, or a question about allergens. We read every message.
We will reply by the end of the day. If it is urgent, call the counter.