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Grano Bread Bakery Closed For Good

October 19, 2021 by PDX Food Dude Leave a Comment

The well-known Grano Bakery in Oregon City has closed.

Grano BakeryAnother closure due to Covid, etc. I’m surprised how many places made it through the last year-and-a-half yet are closing now. I’ve been told many restaurants make the bulk of their income during the holiday season and wonder how many will not make it past January. Such a sad time.

Grano was located in downtown Oregon City. After raves in the Oregonian, it seemed to have become quite popular. It was best known for bread; with some of the best in the area. According to the website, “our cafe is closed to retail shopping as of March 21st. visit shop page to find our product out in the wild!”

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