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Le Petit Bakehouse

Food & DrinkDowntown
Le Petit Bakehouse

About the Business

Leif Bjelland started baking artisan bread through the night in 1998, and this Higgins Avenue bakery has since become a local staple. The cafe serves wood-fired hearth breads, sourdough loaves, and classic pastries, supplying many of Missoula’s favorite restaurants and grocery stores daily.

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