Cascadia Bakehouse

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Cascadia Bakehouse is a neighborhood bakery and café in Port Moody, British Columbia, specializing in scratch-made breads, pastries, and espresso-based coffee using locally sourced, organic ingredients.

Port Moody, British Columbia, Canada

About Cascadia Bakehouse

Cascadia Bakehouse is an artisan bakery and café located in Port Moody, British Columbia. The shop focuses on small-batch, scratch-made breads, pastries, and cakes, often highlighting seasonal produce and locally milled heritage grains. In addition to sourdough loaves and specialty breads, they serve viennoiseries such as croissants, pain au chocolat, and rotating seasonal pastries, along with espresso-based coffee drinks and carefully sourced teas.

A charge from “CASCADIA BAKEHO” on your card statement is likely from an in-person purchase at their Port Moody bakery café, such as coffee, pastries, bread, or pre‑ordered cakes and loaves. Customers may also see charges for advance bakery orders placed for specific pickup days, including special orders for events or larger bread orders that are prepaid. Small or rounded amounts typically correspond to a few pastries and a drink, while larger totals may reflect multiple loaves or special occasion items.

If you’re unsure about a Cascadia Bakehouse charge, start by checking any recent visit to Port Moody and looking for receipts or email confirmations from cascadiabakehouse.ca. Reviewing your calendar for events, parties, or trips where you might have ordered baked goods can also help. For questions, you can contact the bakery using the phone number or contact form on their website, reference the transaction date and amount, and they can usually match it to an in‑store or pre‑order ticket. If you still don’t recognize the transaction after speaking with them, contact your card issuer to dispute or block the charge.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I see a charge from “CASCADIA BAKEHO” on my card statement?

This descriptor typically refers to Cascadia Bakehouse, a bakery and café in Port Moody, BC. The charge most often comes from an in‑person purchase of pastries, bread, coffee, or a pre‑ordered item picked up at their shop.

What are common purchase amounts for Cascadia Bakehouse?

Smaller charges (for example CAD $5–$20) usually reflect a coffee and one or two pastries, while mid‑range charges (around CAD $20–$60) are often for multiple loaves, assorted pastries, or brunch items. Larger totals may be for special orders such as cakes, large bread orders, or catering-style pastry boxes.

Can I place an order in advance and how is it billed?

Yes. Cascadia Bakehouse allows advance orders for breads and specialty items, which must be scheduled at least 48 hours before pickup (longer for certain sprouted or specialty loaves). These orders are typically paid at the time of confirmation or at pickup, and the card charge will correspond to the confirmed order total on your pickup day.

How do I request a refund or adjustment for a Cascadia Bakehouse charge?

If you believe you were charged incorrectly, contact Cascadia Bakehouse directly using the contact details or form on cascadiabakehouse.ca. Provide the transaction date, amount, and last four digits of your card so they can locate the sale, review the receipt, and process any refund or adjustment if appropriate.

Does Cascadia Bakehouse place temporary authorization holds on cards?

In most cases, you will only see a single finalized charge for the amount of your purchase. However, like many small merchants using modern card terminals, a temporary authorization hold may appear before it settles to the final amount. Any duplicate pending authorizations should drop off automatically within a few business days.

How can I verify what I bought from Cascadia Bakehouse for a specific charge?

Check any paper receipt given at the shop or email confirmations if you pre‑ordered through their website. If you no longer have a receipt, you can contact the bakery with the exact date, time window, and amount of the charge; they can often retrieve the order ticket and tell you what was purchased.

How do I contact Cascadia Bakehouse about a billing or order issue?

Visit cascadiabakehouse.ca and use the listed phone number or the contact/order form to reach them. For quicker assistance, include your name, the date of visit or pickup, the card’s last four digits, and the exact amount that appears on your statement.

Does Cascadia Bakehouse offer subscriptions or recurring billing?

Cascadia Bakehouse primarily operates as a walk‑in bakery and pre‑order shop, so charges are usually one‑time transactions tied to specific purchases or pickups. If you see multiple similar charges, they most likely correspond to separate visits or repeated pre‑orders rather than an automatic subscription.

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