Every Friday at 7:30 AM

Newport coastal micro-bakery

Pans leave the stone hearth before daybreak at 37 1/2 Thurston Avenue. Brown butter cookies, dense fudge squares, and sourdough loaves until sold out.

Weekly rotation

Three Friday morning staples

Every bake centers unbleached flours, grass-fed dairy simmered to deep hazelnut hues, and slow Atlantic sea salt.

Flagship drop
Stone-ground
Small batch

Brown butter chocolate chunk

Country sourdough boule

Sea salt fudge brownie

Naturally leavened thirty-six hour cold ferment, blistered mahogany crust, and an open, custardy crumb shaped by hand.

Single-origin Dutch cocoa, browned butter emulsion, and a paper-thin crackled sugar top with dense, fudgy centers.

Toasted dairy dough aged twenty-four hours, layered with seventy percent Guittard wafers and Maldon sea salt flakes.

The Thurston discipline

We bake only what our hands shape before dawn. When the counter trays empty, the ovens rest until next week.

No industrial holding cabinets, frozen sheet doughs, or mass production. Just stone deck heat, pure butter, and seaside morning fog.

Friday timeline

How the drop runs

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Deck ovens fire at 4:00 AM

Hatch opens at 7:30 AM

Trays clear by 10:30 AM

Baguettes and sourdough loaves hit stone decks first, followed by cold-rested cookie dough trays baked in steady morning cycles.

The front service hatch at 37 1/2 Thurston Avenue slides wide. Warm pastries box to order directly from the cooling shelves.

Line queues wrap early along the sidewalk. Arrive before mid-morning for the full selection of sourdough boules and fudge brownies.

Pick up this Friday on Thurston Avenue

Find us two blocks from the harbor in Newport, Rhode Island. Street parking available along the neighborhood square.