Lion Mountain Bakery

Scores a one because it was closed yet there are road signs all over town one of which made me backtrack only to find that it was closed at 7:40 AM. Somethings not right I hope to try it another time I guess

This lovely little place was an absolute treat to find. The ownership just so happened to also be the very folks that made & served my breakfast. And they sure couldn’t have been any sweeter folks!
While it’s true that I enjoyed every bit of this place… I reeeeeally enjoyed my breakfast. I had a deeeelicious omelet and a few bites from my gf’s meal. I sipped a few cups of coffee (which was also hot & good) and enjoyed some of their baked goods, for the road. All-​around, this place was a hit.
The folks behind the counter were a joy to interact with, and some of the patrons were quite fun to look at… looking like froto or something in their leather garb & pouches. One lady looked like she may well live in a cave somewhere in the surrounding hills, yet she was plugged in with her MacBook Pro. :)
I look forward to future stops at LMB, and more good people-​watching.

good food, great friendly staff, good cherry restaurant.

Worth the turns and finding it off the beaten path.
Nice vibe, good coffee, good pastry.
Nice little spot in a tiny little town.

Small bakery with fresh ingredients. Sandwiches are okay, breakfast looks pretty good. Service was not overly friendly and we had a rude moment. They are open early.

My family stopped here for a treat on a hot day. The service was very friendly. My kids enjoyed some delicious ice cream, my husband loved his brownie and I had a date nut bar. It’s a good thing I don’t live in Oakridge or I’d be in every day for one of these. It was amazing.

These guys have some of the best bagels in central Oregon.
The atmosphere is decidedly Oregon-​hippy-​café, the service is efficient but definitely not OVERLY friendly.
The espresso is standard. My soy latte was made with an über sweetened soymillk, so, THAT was kind of a turn-​off — but overall — go here for bagels and you won’t be disappointed.
The french toast was WAY below average. No amount of syrup could tame the dry blandness. So stick with the bagels, yo.

Great place to go for a coffee and some of their delicious breads. Tried the sandwiches for a snack out on the trail later and they were good, although slightly skimped on the amount of meat. Also had breakfast one morning. Good meat and your choice egg plate, but was inconsistent portion to my friends plate from the previous day. Those two negatives do not out weigh the positive in this small bakery. Recommended to all visiting Oakridge!

Love Lion Mountain. Not only do they bake delicious home made gluten free muffins and brownies but they sell jars of the best local honey around, incredible local art and plenty of other tasty treats. Lion Mountain also has lots of options for coffee drinks including rice, soy and almond milk. AND the prices are awesome. Where else can you buy a home made gluten free muffin for $ 1.75? I love this town.

Excellent coffee, brownie, and pecan topped shortbread. No puff pastry or deep fried donuts.
Lovely local flair and friendliness.
Wonderful ice cream!

Cute little place in Oakridge. Fresh baked muffins, bread, and scones in the case. Spoke with the owner and she uses fresh and as local as she can get ingredients with several organic items as well.
Lots of who grains used with nuts and other little flavor adders hidden about. I got two loafs of the wheat bread for home. Heavy and dense! Went great with ham and cheese sandwiches.
A must visit when in town!

Happy to find this place on recent trips to ski The Pass. Great coffee and to-​go sandwiches* make this place a perfect morning stop before a day up on the hill. Eclectic décor, a friendly proprietor, and lots of places to sit puts you in a great mood to start the day.
The Lion is located just two blocks from the other hot spot in Oakridge: Brewers Local. Take a stop off the beaten path (it’s just north just two blocks from Hwy 58) and have some local culture on your trips to the east. It’s totally worth it, and way better than Subway!
*The only downside? No pickles.

Great little bakery with excellent coffee, pies and scones. We were in town for three days and must have eaten here four times. Breakfast is made on the weekend.