If restaurant bread is good enough to set diners wondering where it

If restaurant bread is good enough to set diners wondering where it was baked, the question doesn’t need to be asked aloud: It came from Columbia City Bakery. The neighborhood bake shop sells a range of pastries and loaves, but it’s the rustic pain de campagne which appears on Seattle’s best restaurant tables, a testament to its depth of flavor and wide crumb, custom-made for the finest sauces and salted butters. HANNA RASKIN 4865 Rainier Ave. S., 723-6023, columbiacitybakery.com