Three sourdough loaves on a peel at the mouth of a brick oven, a wood fire burning at the back

Fire at four. Bread at half seven.

Forty loaves of rye and sourdough out of the stone every morning, and espresso from beans we roast ourselves on Mondays.

Tue–Sat 7:30–16:00 Sun 8:00–13:00

From fire to crust in three and a half hours.

A black iron oven door with a long wooden peel resting in the opening

04:00

The fire goes in

Beech logs burn on the stone floor until it holds 280 °C. Then the ash is swept out and the door closes.

Rye dough rising in coiled straw proving baskets on a plank table

05:30

Shaped by hand

Yesterday's sour, rye flour, caraway and salt. Each loaf rests in its own straw basket.

Round seeded loaves on a tray inside an open stone oven

07:30

Out of the stone

The first crust cracks as it cools on the rack by the door. That sound is when we unlock.

Espresso running from a bottomless portafilter into a small white cup

07:31

First espresso

Our house roast, pulled double. The first cup always goes to whoever is waiting outside.

The roastery

Twelve kilos every Monday, roasted in the back room while the oven cools down.

Light enough to taste where it grew, dark enough to stand up to milk. Bags go on the counter on Tuesday morning.

A steel sample trier pulled from a roaster, holding pale green beans mid-roast
Freshly roasted beans on a sample trier, the drum blurred behind

24 h

sour before the dough

280 °C

on the stone at five

40

loaves every morning

12 kg

roasted every Monday

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Your loaf, waiting under your name.

Tell us by 18:00 and it is on the shelf from 7:30 the next morning. Pay when you collect.

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