A new business in town & good luck to them! Have been in here twice, smells lovely from the street,…read moreshould be called The Smelly Baker! The homemade pasties & bread are delicious, but there isn't a wide choice, guess it takes time to make it all by hand. Give him a go! You won't be disappointed.

Wow! For the first time since I was 15 you can smell fresh bread all over Barnard Castle!…read more We went in on a saturday, and I thought the range was good. I reccoment their Guinness and Black Pudding sausage rolls! Being as everything is hand made, they DO have limited stock, but you can order anything you liek and they will put it aside for you. Excellent customer service!

Called in here for Sunday breakfast, the "full Yorkshire breakfast" was superb !!…read more There is also a farm shop to browse around.

WOW! Its been a while since I have bought bread this good before. We stumbled across this real…read morebakery when we were on the search for the cheese shop and it is right next door. We spoke to the baker and he told us it was all part of the same business, the bakers and the cheese shop and the bakery had outgrown the building and was soon to be moving a mile or two up the road. Anyhow, we walked through the front door and were amazed at the wonderful display of freshly baked breads available to buy. From super open textured, crunchy baguettes to heavy sourdough and super soft farmhouse loaves, stilton and walnut bread, oily foccaccia and on and on. There was also a small selection of sweets such as really nutty brownies, pain au chocolat and danish. Everything looked so good, it took us forever to narrow down our choices. We ended up buying four loaves of bread and two cakes. All were beautiful and very tasty which is a big lack in most of today's crappy supermarket breads which people have become accustomed. My favourite was the baguette, it really was out of this world. The breads were a little pricey but WELL worth it. And the place is definetly worth a visit!

We live near Settle so don't visit Kirkby often but if we are in the area we always call in as…read moretheir chicken and ham pies are excellent, the best we've ever tasted. We sometimes buy other things like sausage rolls or sometimes cakes but it's all good. Friendly staff too. Wish we lived nearer so we could have the pies more often. Highly recommended.

Really good little bakery in Market Street in Kirkby Stephen selling their own stuff and lots of…read morecumbrian produce at prices less than other outlets. Nice staff as well.

On our recent visit to Bownesss-On- Windermere we came across this little shop on lake road, it…read moresells wonderful occasion cakes and cake decorations and a few items of china, we bought a beautiful cup and saucer at a very reasonable price indeed. The lady that owned the shop was serving and was very pleasant indeed i would recommend this shop.

As a child I sent many many happy moments at The Leas Bakery and it has remained all of these…read moreyears , the staff at my Dads shop ( Sutton's Televsion) always got their lunch at this wonderful shop and the memories remain even though I live in Western Australia ... Thanks for the Sweet memories

Fantastic pies, look like 1 now. All freshly baked, 1 of the best in town.read more

This is the sort of place that makes me fall in love with Leeds all over again, the little…read moreindependent places which do things in a time honoured way. This place is a little family run bakery, which is obviously very popular, and is just a little way off the centre (as it were) of Pudsey. It's not difficult to see why they are so coveted, as soon as you go in you are greeted by a super friendly team (I assumed a husband and wife team, but can't be 100% sure) ready to help you. I went in to browse and found myself instantly attracted to their lovely looking home-made preserves sets. The gentleman asked me if I was ok, which I was, and then apologised for having to turn on his mixer for a moment! It was lovely, and really wasn't a problem. As I had wandered in around 3pm ish the shelves were looking rather bare - the sign of a great bakers - and so I wandered to the glass counter at the front. I didn't want to walk out without something tasty. In the end I settled for a beautiful heart shaped chocolate brownie, complete with raspberry in the centre, for my boyfriend. It was going to be Valentine's day after all! I'm told that it was delicious, so I'm glad I made that choice. I bought a set of six mini breakfast jams as well, for a friend, and they were totally bargainous. I won't say exactly how bargainous, lest she discover how much I spent, though with any luck it'll be the gesture that counts! All in all this is a delightful place to purchase breads, jams, cakes and any other home made goodies. Just get in early to avoid disappointment!

this is lovley little bakery, owned by a young woman called amy and her family helps run this. I…read morehave had had lots of tasty goodies from there as well as my daughters christining cakes and a few more now my sister has ordered her wedding cake. The cakes are beautiful and very tasty when you cut into them, wich is hard to find.. very good quality and lots to choose from. the Farm animal buisguits are a big hit with my daughter!

If you're looking for a little bite to eat or drink on Oxenholme station then there's not much to…read moretempt you but just outside the station is the Artisan Bakery which is just the ticket - pardon the pun! They sell artisan bread of course but there's also a little coffee and tea shop selling cakes and pastries and luckily for me today, hot soup and buttered sourdough toast! It's not big, essentially a big garage with a small seating area outside and a range of chairs and tables inside - plus an electric heater - essential today with hail outside. The soup today is Leek & Potato and is homemade, thick and tasty! So pop in yelpers and check out this little business next time you're passing!

I went to Oxenholme statIon to buy some bread while waiting to collect someone from the train but…read moreparking was difficult. I drove around until someone ran out of the bakery/food hall and started shouting at the driver in front of me and then at me. Suggest you sort out your business, organise parking and attend a course on anger management.

You wouldn't believe bread could taste this good. Try it.....read more

Quite simply , my favorite bread . Choose from garlic and parmesan , sun dried tomato or OMG brown…read morebread. And there are others . The small pizzas , cheese and red onion , are excellent .The bakery is located in one of Kendal's old yards , the scent of fresh baked bread will guide you .

Set up and run by a former chef, Patrick Moore (nothing to do with the astronomer), this is a…read moresuperb bakery producing sweet and savoury delights. The staff really know what they are doing, prices appear on the dear side but the goods you get are worth it. Famous for their 'Muddies', these are a chocolate based flapjacky sort of thing which have won top awards. Whats more it's very near to the Hawkshead Brewery, Staveley also has a train station so you can soak the ale up with some of the bakery's produce and not worry about driving home.