Fearless Baking Bakery & Cafe

NEW VISIT: finally tried a cinnamon roll. Holy… this is the best I’ve ever had. The roll melted in my mouth; absolutely perfect consistency. Also tried a mojito bar — a beautifully glorified lemon bar but with lime curd, powdered sugar and shredded mint. The crust was a pecan shortbread, thick and substantial but not enough to make the bar too heavy. Seriously, everything this place makes has made me very happy.

It’s taken a few times for fearless to grow on me, but I’m starting to dig it. Its a nice little oasis on division street. Their coffee/​pastries and bagels are always delish. I love the lox bagel sandwiches, but the pastries in general are some of the best in town. I wouldn’t recommend going if you’re in a rush, it always seems to take a while to get your bagels.

I had a wonderful time at Fearless. The staff was super friendly and accommodating despite them being pretty busy. I have been raving ever since about their gluten free English muffins with rosemary and a bunch of delicious stuff in them! Not many great gluten free options in general so I was stoked to find something so good that I bought 6 to bring home. I got lox and cream cheese and since it’s normally served on a bagel they gave me two English muffins for that same price! I feel like that’s going above and beyond what is expected. Making this a regular stop from now on

Great baked goods. Love cinnamon roll w cream cheese topping. Just the right kind of place I like to hang out and have coffee
Have not tried other food items but will update when I do.
English muffin breakfast sandwich and other sandwiches for lunch.

We needed a quick Saturday morning bite before hitting the road, and saw Fearless as we drove by. It was the perfect solution. Coffee, iced tea, pastry, and breakfast sandwiches all exceeded expectations. My ham-​egg-​cheese croissant was delightful, as was the bloke’s bagel sandwich. There’s not a ton to set them apart from Bend’s other bakeries and coffeeshops, but for us this is a cute and tasty option close to home.

Great little coffee shop/​bakery. My husband had the lox bagel and I had a croissant sandwich. Both were incredible. Food was hot and fast. Everyone was friendly and very helpful.

Quaint little place with very friendly service. Cappuccino was flavorful but not overly hot. Breakfast sandos were really good. Didn’t get the pleasure of trying the cinnamon rolls… Apparently they go fast and gotta get in early. Nice place to meet up with a friend for a lite bite and sit and chat for a bit.

I can always count on a delicious gluten free muffin and an excellent coffee every visit! Their shortbread cookies, also gluten free, are sublime. Plus it’s a cool place to sit and read. Smells soooo good!

I recently ordered a birthday cake for my daughter… her choice. It was a Chinese 5 Spice Carrot Cake with ginger cream cheese filling and topping. Delicious! It’s the best carrot cake that I’ve had in a long time. Even if you are not a big carrot cake fan, you need to try it. It doesn’t taste like carrot. Ha! And the frosting is wonderful!!! They decorated it very well also.

Fearless is such a lovely place and the bagels are so damn delicious.
Very kind staff and good music.

Mixed review.
The workers here are SUPER friendly and helpful.
My hubby, adult daughter and I ordered both the standard and gourmet breakfast sandwiches, the ham and cheese croissant, the cinnamon roll, a chocolate chip and peanut butter cookies, coffee and 2 tea drinks.
The ham and cheese croissant was the best we have ever had! Absolutely delicious with the perfect balance of ham and cheese. The ham was NOT your from-​a-​grocery-​store container.
The cinnamon roll wasn’t the standard overly-​sweet with cream cheese frosting type of cinnamon roll. It was more like a morning bun. It was good. Nothing more, nothing less. The cookies were fine… again, nothing to write home about.
We were soooooooooooo looking forward to our breakfast sandwiches after reading all the glowing Unilocal reviews. Sadly to say… they were terrible!!! Both were incredibly dry and bland. They had no sauce or butter on the bun. There was nothing to tie all the ingredients together. They also lacked seasoning. We couldn’t even finish both. They were just too dry.
My daughter and I ordered the Earl Grey tea. The young lady behind the counter said the leaves came from a local gal who makes her own blend. The Earl Grey, which is my favorite, wasn’t very strong in flavor.
We would definitely come back for the ham and cheese croissant, but nothing more.

Friendly staff. Cute ambiance. Great DELICIOUS choices of gluten free and paleo items!!! If I was a local I would definitely be a groupie!

I’ve been twice and both times the coffee was consistently amazing! Their signature coffee is the Lavender Mocha which is yummy. They also have gluten free baked items.
A bit hard to find if you don’t know where you are looking but worth the search!

We’ve traveled to Bend bi-​weekly for over a year, and this is one of our favorite places to come. The staff is awesome and their food is so delicious. It’s fresh and made with love, and I take visitors to this place every time.
Recommendation — get a Gourmet breakfast sandwich, add avocado, and add a cinnamon roll to your order.

This was one of the best English muffins I’ve ever had the pleasure of consuming. Flaky, pillowy, and flecked with rosemary, it topped with some cream cheese, an egg, and some crispy Canadian bacon is all I ever wanted in a breakfast.

Best thing I’ve had in my mouth in months!
Fresh baked bread for the sandwich. I had the turkey Swiss pesto and added avocado. They serve the most delicious chips. Can’t beat it!

Cookies, breakfast sandwiches, lunch, coffee! What else do you want?
Well, maybe a little more seating, or a patio area to eat at. The café was packed when I showed up at 11am. The line went real quick and there service was great! Definitely a great place to stop after a long drive after camping.

Delicious, fresh baked goods, adorable cutout cookies and stellar made to order birthday cakes– you can’t not go to Fearless!
Sweet or savory, your belly will love you for having some grub at this adorable bakery nestled in between the Deschutes River and the railroad tracks!

Unilocal reviews brought me here this morning and they didn’t disappoint.
Quirky little locale, but once inside it feels just like it should, cozy, funky, savory and sweet treats abound. The gal working the counter was very friendly, nice smile, welcoming.
My son and I got an almond croissant to share (which they gladly cut in half for us), an English muffin breakfast sandwich my son eyed and asked if he could get one for his lunch (sure, why not?), mushroom shaped cookie for my daughter and a decaf breve for me.
Everything in the case looked fresh and tasty, I was tempted by quite a few items. The almond croissant was everything I had hoped for, light and flaky on the outside, soft and almond filled on the inside. My breve was good too. To early for a report on the sandwich and cookie, but I’m feeling fairly confident the reviews will be good.
We will be back.

The place is small and eclectic. Mismatched chairs pushed up to wooden tables and benches. A collection of varied light fixtures mingle above the display case and t shirts hang from a large branch from the ceiling. I was greeted by the cashier, a lovely young lady sporting dreads. She was very helpful and friendly.
Ordered the turkey pumpkin cranberry sandwich, which seemed pretty adventurous. But with all things pumpkin flavored this season, I figure, why not give it a try? If it’s not amazing, I wasted $ 7.50. But I have the feeling they would give me something else if I hated it. The sandwich came out hot and wrapped in tin foil. Unwrapped it to find a rustic wheat roll enveloping a decent amount of turkey and spinach. The pumpkin flavor was not overpowering, neither were the cranberries. I just wish it had had more goat cheese on it. I freaking love goat cheese. And it needed that moisture since the bread was very hearty and turkey in general needs a moisture adding ingredient.
Though I enjoyed my experience, I was disappointed with the limited choices when it came to baked goodies. I really wanted to be wowed by the amount and not be able to leave without trying one of each. Not so. Sad face. But I did try the peanut butter brownie bar. In a word: delicious. The brownie was soft, the chocolate on top slightly salty, giving a nice balance to the sweetness. And the peanut butter? Perfect amount.