780-433-5924

Bonjour Bakery

Bonjour BakeryBonjour BakeryBonjour Bakery


World Class Breads & Cheese

8608 99 Street, Edmonton


Order Online HERE !

780-433-5924

Bonjour Bakery

Bonjour BakeryBonjour BakeryBonjour Bakery


World Class Breads & Cheese

8608 99 Street, Edmonton


Order Online HERE !

We will be on summer vacation from July 25 to August 10th.

Welcome

Boulangerie Bonjour breads are made using centuries old European bread making traditions. BONJOUR specializes in ‘pain au levain’ (French for sourdough) which is made using wild yeast culture (levain). Pain au levain’ has a unique appearance, flavour and aroma that is distinctive and irresistible. Like wild fruit, these breads offer a concentrated flavour and character. The levain must be carefully nurtured and cultivated, its very essence is life.

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Back door pickup.

For customers who wishes not to come in our retail space, please use our Back Door pick up area. Use our online form, phone in, text or email your order 3 hours in advance and pick it up in the back of our facility without needing to enter.  Order must be prepaid in advance.

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Social Distancing!

Due to the Covid 19 pandemic we kindly request that at any one time, no more than 3 customers enter the store. Face mask are mandatory.

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8608 - 99 Street NW, Edmonton, Alberta T6E 3T8

Voice: (780) 433-5924 Email: bonjourbakery@outlook.com

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Mon.

Closed

Tue.

Closed

Wed.

08:00 a.m. – 04:00 p.m.

Thu.

08:00 a.m. – 04:00 p.m.

Fri.

08:00 a.m. – 04:00 p.m.

Sat.

08:00 a.m. – 04:00 p.m.

Sun.

Closed

What better than cheese with great bread.

LIST OF CHEESES

 This is a partial list of cheese that we have in stock. The list and prices changes on a weekly basis. If there are cheeses that you don't see please ask. 

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Bonjour Bakery

8608 99 St NW, Edmonton, AB T6E 3T8

Voice : (780) 433-5924

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Introducing our new Pain Paysanne

Plain and simple, flour, water and sea salt, this is what all traditional sourdough breads should be.

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What We Do

Our philosophy

Slow, real slow

Our philosophy

What we do is simple, encourage local farming, make food which gives life while respecting our planet and be honest with our customers.

Our flour

Slow, real slow

Our philosophy

We use local Alberta wheat for its great taste and quality. Whole wheat and rye is milled on location. Our bread is baked fresh daily many made from levain culture with long and slow fermentation. No additives, no preservatives.

Slow, real slow

Slow, real slow

Slow, real slow

Time is the essence of artisan bread baking. The dough is allowed to ferment from one to several days in some instances. The bread is baked on the hearth of the oven (stone floor) to create crusty delicious loaves.

Innovation

See for yourself

Slow, real slow

Bonjour Bakery wins Business Innovation Award.

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See for yourself

See for yourself

See for yourself

Come in and smell, taste and bring back some freshly baked bread.

Gourmet Cheese

See for yourself

See for yourself

We carry over 75 kinds of cheeses, many made from goat, sheep or cow's milk to accompany our breads. Some cheese are made  from pasteurized milk and some from raw milk. 

Some Of Our Breads

Pain Parisien

    How We Do It

    Our Flour Mill

    Our Osttirooler Stone Mill. We mill heritage Alberta grains to produce our whole wheat, rye and speciality white flour.

    Why?

    Simply for taste, there is nothing that compares to freshly milled flour when baking bread.

    See the milling

    Edmonton Journal's Liane Faulder (Twitter @eatmywordsblog) wrote a great article which includes a nice video, click here to read the article.

    Click here for the milling video.

    Artisan Bread

    What is Artisan Bread? First, the person, think about the person who makes the bread. Artisan bakers are craftsmen who bake crafted loaves of bread. Bread baking is an art but also a science. The baker needs to understand the ingredients, the dough making processes and know how to provide the best environment for the dough to develop slowly and carefully.


    Artisan Baker

    There is only one way to acquire the skills needed to become an artisan baker, it is called <repetition>. Artisan baking is learned by repeating the same gestures (folding of the dough, mixing, baking etc. until they are mastered. For myself, it has been well over 20 years, with health and luck I will be at it for another 20 years. My son Kenny has literally been raised in the bakery, since the age of 12 he has been involved. He joined the business full time 5 years ago and is now the Head Baker. 

    Making bread.

    Making ciabatta on CTV.

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    Summer hours

    Tuesday: CLOSED

    Wednesday: 8 am to 4pm

    Thursday: 8 am to 4pm

    Friday: 8 am to 4pm

    Saturday: 8 am to 4pm

    Sunday, Monday CLOSED


    We will be taking our summer vacation  from July 25 until August 10, thank you.

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