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214 Millrace Street, Valparaiso, Indiana Tue to Sat 7 to 3, Sun 8 to 2 (219) 555-0163
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Breakfast, lunch and a bakery case

Bread out of the oven before the coffee is poured.

A small kitchen and bakery on Millrace Street. We mix the dough at five, open the doors at seven, and cook everything on the menu in the same room you are sitting in.

See the menu Call to order
214 Millrace Street
Valparaiso, Indiana
Tuesday to Sunday
Closed Mondays
A round country loaf cut open on a wooden board, showing an open crumb, with a sprig of rosemary beside it.
Country sourdough, cut open on the board. Photo caption is an example.
Today Tue to Sat, 7:00 am to 3:00 pm Sunday 8:00 am to 2:00 pm
Where we are 214 Millrace Street Valparaiso, Indiana 46383. Two blocks off the courthouse square, with a free lot behind the building.
Call to order (219) 555-0163 Call and we will box it up for the counter. There is no online ordering, a person answers the phone.
The kitchen Closes at 2:30 Half an hour before the doors, so the last order off the grill is not a rushed one. The case stays open until we close.

At the counter

Four things we do, all day

Breakfast runs into lunch, the case is refilled through the morning, and the coffee is ground when you order it. Tap any of these to jump to that part of the menu.

A fried egg with a bright yolk, strips of bacon, roasted vine tomatoes and fanned avocado slices on a dark speckled plate. Breakfast until 11:30 Eggs, the farm plate, pancakes and biscuits. A club sandwich cut into quarters and stood up on a wooden board, layered with ham, lettuce and tomato. Lunch from 11:00 Sandwiches on our own bread, soup, salads. A tray of glazed cinnamon rolls in a baking dish on white parchment, with caramel drizzled around it. The case from 7:00 Loaves, rolls, pie, cookies and morning buns. A cappuccino with a leaf poured in the foam, on a white saucer set on a dark polished wood table. Drinks all day Drip coffee, espresso, cold brew and tea.

Photos

The room, the case, the plates

What the place actually looks like on an ordinary morning. Captions here are examples written for this demonstration.

Shelves of round and tin loaves stacked on wire racks behind a bakery window.
The racks at sevenEverything goes out on wire shelves as it comes off the deck.
A bakery counter with stacked brownies, small cakes in paper cups, cookies and trays of cinnamon twists under glass.
The case, mid morningBrownies, twists and whatever the ovens finished last.
Golden blueberry muffins on a wire cooling rack with a bowl of fresh blueberries beside them.
Blueberry muffinsCooling on the rack before they go in the case.
Avocado toast topped with a poached egg and chives on a speckled stoneware plate, on a dark wooden table.
Avocado toastPoached egg, chive, pepper, on our sourdough.
A whole lattice topped apple pie on a round wooden board with cinnamon sticks and cutlery on grey planks.
Apple latticeCut into six at the counter, or taken home whole.
A white cup of tomato soup topped with basil leaves, on a checked cloth with vine tomatoes and toasted bread.
Tomato basilThe soup that never comes off the board.
A reclaimed wood ledge table with two stools in a sunlit corner, a slice of layered cake on a plate at one end.
The window ledgeTwo stools, afternoon sun, and a slice of cake.
An iced latte in a rounded glass on a cork coaster, the milk settled below the coffee.
Iced lattePoured over ice at the bar, not shaken in a cup.

Our story

A kitchen and a bakery, sharing one oven

Example Kitchen & Bakery started as a bread table at the farmers market on Saturday mornings, and it outgrew the table.

We took the old hardware storefront on Millrace Street because it had a floor drain, a back door wide enough for flour pallets, and a front window that gets sun until about two in the afternoon. The deck oven bakes bread from five until seven, then the same oven roasts the tomatoes for the soup and holds the biscuits for the breakfast sandwiches.

That is the whole operation. There is no commissary and nothing arrives frozen on a truck. If it is on the menu, somebody here made it this morning, and if we run low on something we would rather tell you than make it twice as fast and half as well.

We close on Mondays. The starter gets fed anyway.

The flourMilled in the Midwest and delivered in fifty pound bags, not bought by the sack.

The scheduleDough at five, doors at seven, second bake around half ten, kitchen closed at half two.

The roomTwenty eight seats, two of them at the window ledge, and a lot behind the building.

Two hands dividing a round of bread dough with a metal bench scraper on a floured wooden board.
Dividing the morning's dough on the bench. Photo caption is an example.

What people say

Example wording

I came in for a loaf and left with lunch, and now it is where my mother and I meet on Saturdays.

Written as an example for this demo

They told me straight that the cake I wanted needed three days, and then it was ready when they said it would be.

Written as an example for this demo

Special orders and catering

Cakes, trays and bread by the dozen

Birthdays, a tray of sandwiches for the office, two dozen rolls for Thanksgiving. Tell us what you need and when, and we will call you back with a price and a pickup time.

A three tier cake with plain white buttercream on a gold stand, with plates of pastries on either side.
A three tier buttercream cake, set up on the table. Photo caption is an example.
  • Layer cakes, six inch to three tiers, buttercream only.
  • Sandwich and salad trays for ten people and up.
  • Pastry boxes for a morning meeting, picked up by eight.
  • Bread and rolls by the dozen for a holiday table.

Takes about a minute. It comes to the shop as a note, and one of us calls you back. Prefer to talk it through? Call (219) 555-0163.

Ten digits. This is how we get back to you.

We are closed Mondays. Cakes need about three days.

Your details are used to answer this request and nothing else.

Common questions

Before you come in

Where do I park?

There is a free lot behind the building, reached from the alley off Millrace Street, and street parking out front that is free for two hours. The back door from the lot is step free and it is the door most people use.

Do you take reservations?

No, all twenty eight seats are first come. Mornings on a weekend are the busiest stretch, and the wait is usually for a table rather than for food. If you are in a hurry, order at the counter and take it with you.

How much notice do you need for a cake?

Three days for a single tier, about a week for anything tiered or with a lot of piping. Cookie and pastry trays usually need two days, and a sandwich tray can often be done the next morning. Send the form on this page or call and we will tell you straight whether the date works.

Do you have gluten free or vegan options?

There are vegan options at breakfast and lunch, and the kitchen will adjust a plate where it can. We are not a gluten free kitchen, there is flour in the air all morning, so we will not tell you a plate is safe for celiac disease when we cannot promise that. Tell us about an allergy when you order and we will be honest about what we can do.

Can I bring children?

Yes. There are high chairs by the window and a short list of smaller plates that are not on the printed menu, so just ask at the counter.

Do you deliver?

Not ourselves. Special orders and catering trays are picked up at the counter, and for a large order we will help you carry it to the car. There is no online ordering on this site on purpose, a phone call sorts most things out faster.

Is the bread available all day?

The case is stocked at seven and again around half past ten. Later in the afternoon the selection is smaller, so if there is a particular loaf you want, call in the morning and we will put it aside with your name on it.

Why are you closed on Mondays?

One full day with the ovens off is how the equipment gets cleaned properly and how the staff get a real day. The starter still gets fed, and we are back on Tuesday at seven.

A single flour dusted loaf with slashed scoring, resting on a black wire cooling rack.

Visit

Hours, address, and the phone

The hours below are the example hours used throughout this demonstration.

Hours

Monday
Closed
Tuesday
7:00 am to 3:00 pm
Wednesday
7:00 am to 3:00 pm
Thursday
7:00 am to 3:00 pm
Friday
7:00 am to 3:00 pm
Saturday
7:00 am to 3:00 pm
Sunday
8:00 am to 2:00 pm

The kitchen takes its last order half an hour before we close. The bakery case stays open right up to the last minute, and whatever is left at closing goes out at the counter the next morning only if it is still worth selling.

Find us

Call to order(219) 555-0163 Address214 Millrace Street
Valparaiso, Indiana 46383 Emailhello@examplekitchenbakery.com ParkingFree lot behind the building, off the alley
Ask about a special order
Call to order Menu