Wow did this place make me hungry. The cakes in the shop just need to be eaten. Like, right now,…read morepreferably by me! The pastries, the buns, the cream cakes, the birthday treats, the bread, the oh so soft whipped ice cream and, much to my amazement, the slush puppies ...wow! I didn't even know you could get these any more, I had to have one after I saw one kid with a half red, half blue slushy. Ah childhood. How I miss thee! It's good to see old traditions never die! Sandra's seems to be a half grocery shop / local newsagent as much as a bakery, though they certainly do that right, the store handily also sells a few newspapers, confectionery, various tobacco, light grocery and a few magazines. I'm sure it's a great place for the locals as a one stop shop. I have to give brownie points for the slushies too! Happy me!

I love seeing new business start up in Glengormley (makes a change from all the chippies and estate…read moreagents!) Sandra's is a strange little establishment, with a shop in the front and the bakery in the back. Seems like an odd combination maybe, but what's better than calling in for your paper and milk and picking up a cream bun to go with it?? I've yet to try anything other than their bread and freshly made sandwiches, but so far, I've had no complaints...which is most unusual...

Great food great price and great service will be back. The various meal deals are great for kids…read moreand adults or workmen and the portions are massive. The bakery side also is great with tons of sweet treats for after a coffee or your meal.

If there was one thing in the world that this bakery is known for, it's sausage rolls. As soon as I…read morehear the name, that's what I think of. A nice sausage roll with brown sauce, and this is really saying something, because I generally tend to avoid that sort of food like the plague. Generally, sausage rolls have to be cooked in the oven, otherwise the pastry will go all soggy and disgusting, but somehow, Ashers have developed some sort of a recipe wherby they can be microwaved and still taste amazing, saving time and fuss. Excellent! Even if you haven't been to this bakery, you will probably be aware of them, as they supply to lots of local shops in the east Antrim area. They also do all manner of bakery related goodies, such as buns, cakes, scones, all sorts of breads (including some REALLY good focaccia) and huge cookies and muffins.

I would stop in here for an ulster fry before the footy on a saturday morning.The fry is always…read moregood quality and the customer service is usually very good.

Lovely setting. Fresh and bright. Love that you can see out onto road and even better see into the…read morebakery itself. This was the best bit. Staff could be more upbeat. Standard bakery flavoured food served here. Can sit in cafe,get lunch or take away buns. Banoffe scone was nice enough but lacked bannana. Cupcake didn't have that nice of cream on top and was a bit dry. For it being crunchier flavour I would have perhaps expected some crunchier or caramel flavour of the sponge.

Ah the delights of Ashers. I don't know what's better, the delightful freshly baked breads straight…read morefrom their bakery or the comforting smell of a good old Ulster fry from their cafe. Honestly, the best fry you'll ever taste will be one from Ashers. Ashers was established in 1992 (Seems like it's been a lot longer, it's one of those places I feel like I couldn't live without now) and they've gone from strength to strength growing in size and reputation. In store they offer a great range of products including sausage rolls, all sorts of bread (soda,potato,weaten,brown/white loaves) various savoury bites and that's not even including their sweet range which ranges from their cream buns, tray bakes, home made pastries and made to order cakes! On a Sunday morning you'll often find me here scoffing down a fry (I get the regular one, my boyfriend picks the monster option, and boy what a monster it is!) The last time we were here I asked one of the staff to describe what Ashers meant to her and I loved her reply that "Ashers create what customers crave!" (So true!) and that the company aims to be one of the most popular and recognisable bakeries across Northern Ireland. (They're certainly well on their way here!)

Stopped here on a whim and WOW am I glad. Tiny little place... Big taste. The staff clearly take…read moregreat care when crafting each piece, and the flavor combinations are nothing short of brilliant. As an American accustomed to large portions, I wasn't prepared to take half my food for later. Smoked bacon and lentil soup. This was a flavor experience. It started as one sensation and then moved to another... each spoonful deserves to be savored. I'm so excited for these leftovers!

Disappointed yet again by this bakery, it has been about 2yrs since I last tried it despite it…read morebeing almost on my doorstep. Previously I have bought fresh cream buns that weren't so fresh with cream that had soured and dried out bun...which they tried to claim was somehow my fault in the 10mins from purchase to walking home and making a cuppa to sit down with the buns! Giving them the benefit of doubt I trued them again a couple of months later and again produce on the shelves wasn't great but they did have packs of coconut iced fingers that weren't too bad. Anyway they are still in business so figured they must have improved and after a night of children tag team vomiting felt the need for a sugary bun. Eldest daughter took a walk round to bakery and the selection was woeful...they didn't even have coconut iced fingers! I mean come on what kind of self respecting bakery doesn't do them unless they are a fancy patisserie type (which this definitely isn't) they are only getting a 2nd star because my daughter says the german iced biscuits are nice.