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Lowell Portuguese Bakery

3.8 (31 reviews)
Closed • 7:00 am - 1:00 pm

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1 year ago

Oh my! Do you crave moist yet firm Portuguese white corn bread, malasadas, and beautiful Brazilian baked confections? Get here!!!

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11 months ago

I have gone there for many years. Their products are fresh and very tasty. The staff has always been accommodating and friendly.

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3 years ago

Tried some Portuguese tarts from here- they did not taste very good. There are better shops in Chinatown Boston

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4 years ago

Just got some pastry, which were just OK, but only because they were puff pastry based, which make a mess. Breads and rolls looked awesome

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18 years ago

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4 years ago

I love love authentic foods! These little joint is amazing!! I am definitely coming back for more.

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I went to this bakery for some European pastries. Superbly impressed... Traditional Portuguese desserts... Impeccable

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1.3(11 reviews)
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The place is good if you know what you are looking for. You do not come here for exotic pastries…read morebecause chinese places are not known for exotic pastries (if you do not believe me, go to Chinatown). The only thing close to exotic is their bread which comes filled with meat, hotdogs, or some other fillings. All in all, it is sort of like a Chinatown Express Bakery. They have most of the stuff that a chinatown bakery could have. What was disappointing, however, was that they stopped making the egg custards. Why? No idea....but the person who ran the register said they stopped because no one ordered them. When I say Chinatown Express bakery, I mean it. It suffers from the same problems that the bakeries in chinatown have. Lack of parking (they share the building with a salon that takes up all the parking) can be a big issue. They do not accept credit card. And they tend to run out of buns alot. That said, they have chinatown cakes (cakes with fruit in the middle). That is why most people go there and the cakes they make are very good. Unlike supermarket cakes, they are very light and the frosting seems to be whipped cream based or something similar. they do cost more than supermarket cakes ($18 for a small one), but it is well worth it. If you live in the area and you need chinatown bakery stuff, this is a good substitute (and the prices are actually pretty much the same). By saving on gas, you miss out on things such as egg custards, but it is a very small price to pay if all you need are buns and cakes.

I drive this place alot and decided to try it and hoping I wouldn't have to all the way to…read moreChinatown omg was I wrong. The lady that worked there was super rude and was not nice giving me attitude as I was asking what was inside certain items as I have a child that had allergies. She was borderline disrespectful. I definitely will not be going there ever again. If you want Bakery just make the trip to Chinatown.

Green Forest Tea House - fresh rolls early in the am.

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this place best bun bao in Lowell…read more the cake here is fuckin' amazing. my parents literally cried when they tasted it also, they make a really good thai tea!!! Better than restaraunts

We arrived on a Saturday night after 6 PM during the Chinese and Vietnamese New Years weekend so I…read moredidn't have great expectations for what would be left. Everyone knows that you have to get to a Chinese bakery early in the morning for the freshness and availability of all their wonderful delights. The dessert/cake display case left much to be desired. Again, it could have been that we arrived later in the day but it didn't seem like there was anything pleasing to the eye. Usually I get super excited and over order the typical Chinese sweet treats and end up with a box full of green tea cakes, sponge fruit cakes, mango custard, and sweet rice cakes. I didn't care for anything here except something called the "Triple" baked bun with was three separate baked buns stuck together with custard, taro and red bean filling. The baked buns are displayed on a rolling bakery cart with each group of buns labeled accordingly. There was a great variety of baked buns that included taro, tuna, hotdog, pork, and one that I've never seen before, "Steak & Cheese." We had to get one to try. Prices were a little higher than the usual Chinatown fare at $1.50 or $ 1.75 for most of the baked buns. My husband and I split a regular steamed pork bun that was filled with the usual pork filling, hard boiled egg and Chinese sausage that is common among all baos. I'm not sure if it's because we were already ravenous, but the pork bao was pretty good. I'd definitely get another one. To see more pics and info, visit http://www.mami-eggroll.com/2014/02/green-forest-tea-house-1-new-chinese.html

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