Real bread, the way nature intended
Rise Artisanal bakes healthy, handmade, naturally leavened sourdough bread in Quezon City, Philippines. We also turn sourdough discard into decadent desserts.
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Sourdough Boules and Batards
Our classic sourdough boules (round shape) and batards (oval shape) are made...
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Sourdough Focaccia
Our sourdough focaccia is made with five base ingredients: flour, water, salt,...
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Sourdough Sweets
Discover Rise Artisanal’s decadent sourdough dessert collection—brownies, apple pie, cookies, and more—made...
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Why Sourdough Belongs in Manila’s Food Culture
Bread in Manila has always been more than food — it’s memory, community, and culture. From pan de sal to ensaymada, Filipinos have long embraced bread at the table. Now,...
Why Sourdough Belongs in Manila’s Food Culture
Bread in Manila has always been more than food — it’s memory, community, and culture. From pan de sal to ensaymada, Filipinos have long embraced bread at the table. Now,...
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Rappler: Freelancers turn to food during pandem...
She said it took her three months to develop a sourdough starter, which she named “Marcus Aurelius,” and it’s still alive today.
Rappler: Freelancers turn to food during pandem...
She said it took her three months to develop a sourdough starter, which she named “Marcus Aurelius,” and it’s still alive today.
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Why Ube Is Way Beyond A Food Fad
Ube is part of my history and baking bread with it allows me to pay tribute to my heritage. That something this rooted in Philippine tradition is far from being...
Why Ube Is Way Beyond A Food Fad
Ube is part of my history and baking bread with it allows me to pay tribute to my heritage. That something this rooted in Philippine tradition is far from being...
Good for people. Good for the planet.
Sourdough is simple, and our goal is to keep it that way — no artificial additives, no meat products in most loaves, and no single-use plastic in our packaging. It is our way of living out our belief that sourdough is good for people, and good for the planet.
Let customers speak for us
from 97 reviews
Very good. Homemade taste and texture.

Rise Artisanal's classic sourdough focaccia hits the spot for me every time....with that first crunchy dig when burnt crumbs let loose to the chewy insides that pull apart softly, this loaf, baked right, is my daily bread.

Dark Rye Sourdough Boule

We were first introduced to Rise Artisanal’s sourdough during the pandemic, and it quickly became a staple in our home. Since then, we’ve continued to order regularly, and it’s still the bread our family reaches for when we want something flavorful, wholesome, and convenient. The loaves are consistently excellent, freeze beautifully, and never fail to elevate even the simplest meal.
What truly sets Rise Artisanal apart, however, is the personal touch, whether it’s a thoughtful note tucked in with an order or a creative freebie made from sourdough discards. It’s that kind of care and attention that makes this more than just good bread, it’s an experience.
Highly recommended for anyone who wants quality sourdough made with skill and heart.
This sourdough focaccia sets the standard. It has a perfectly crispy crust and a flavorful, soft and airy interior. I have tried other sourdough focaccia bread but nothing can beat or even match the flavor and quality of Rise Artisanal’s.

The slightly tangy with a hint of herb flavor of this sourdough crisps makes it highly addictive! Snacking on it gives a truly satisfying taste experience.

Seeded Dark Rye Sourdough Batard
Rise Artisanal has the best, most authentic sourdough boule.
One of the best sourdough breads in the market. It is baked with thoughtfulness and this evident not only in the bread itself but also on the presentation and packaging.

Croissant Sourdough Boule

Classic Sourdough Focaccia

I’ve had the pleasure of enjoying Rise Artisanal’s seeded sourdough batard, and I can truly say—it’s worth every peso. It’s a bit on the pricey side, yes, but once you hold it, you’ll know why. The loaf is heavy, dense with seeds, and full of character. You can really tell that it’s made with care and quality ingredients.
Since I’m the only one eating it at home, I slice the entire loaf once I get it, then store the slices in the freezer. This way, it lasts me a little over a week, and each slice toasts up beautifully—still crunchy on the outside and soft inside, with that lovely tangy sourdough flavor. Whether for breakfast or a quick snack, it’s a joy to eat.
Highly recommended for anyone who loves good bread and appreciates the craft behind it!

Jalapeno Cheddar Sourdough Batard