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| Sluy's family owned bakery opened in the late 1960's |
Some shops are a "must-stop" in a town and I've found that in our new-to-us town, that shop is Sluys Bakery!
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| One of the "must-stops" in Poulsbo |
I even remember visiting there as a very young child in the early 1970's, salivating at all the choices of baked goods they offer daily.
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| The street sign to mark the entrance-in case your nose missed it! |
It's still the same today, many freshly baked morsels, loaves, cakes and pies to select from on a daily basis.
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| The shelves of freshly baked bread right through the front door |
The bakery is smack in the middle of Historic downtown Poulsbo,
such a fun treat to grab, walk down and ponder our after school or weekend morning treats.
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| Cookies of all shapes, sizes and flavors |
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| Bars, cakes, Scandinavian potato pancakes and assorted beverages |
Freshly baked goods are one of my life's simple and sometimes guilty pleasures. We luckily live about 3 blocks away from the bakery, an easy walk.
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| An old fashioned sour cream donut |
As a housewarming gift, my parents dear friends gave us a Sluys gift card and a dozen of their sticky, sweet cinnamon rolls-SHUT THE FRONT DOOR they were good! This generous gift card was such fun. Thanks Ward and Judy, we truly feel "thankful for our daily bread" and welcomed to Poulsbo.
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| Our ticket to the heavenly baked goods |
Today, my son and I felt like maple bars. Maple bars were my Grandma Jessie's favorite and I think of her when I eat them.
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| A pair of soft, butter, maple goodness bars |
We enjoy seeing families come in together on the weekends, during early morning walks with friends or a afternoon treat.
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| An Instagram collage of sugary splendor |
Everyone leaves with a smile and a bag or box of their lovelies in hand.
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| My bag of treasure |
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| A happny blogger and her son after a visit to Sluys |
Come by on your next visit to old town Poulsbo, it will become a tradition, a simple and sometimes guilty pleasure. Sluy's doesn't dissapoint.
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| Sluy's historic storefront mural |
Chow for now my friends!
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