Quaint little bake shop. Good selection of cakes, cookies and breads. Everything looks fresh.

Love this place. Great home baked goods They really put hart and soul in every bake. read more

I love a local bakery. Add cash-only and selling yesterday's coffee cake on the cheap? Count me in! I only wish I'd come back for more. Everything was tasty - we got a cookie, some banana bread, yesterday's coffee cake. The coffee cake was incredible - moist, flavorful, bit of powdered sugar to boot. Should've handed over whatever cash I had in my wallet (which admittedly isn't much as nothing anymore is cash only) and taken whatever baked goods I could! read more

Ordered and picked up cookie platter and seeded Italian bread for Christmas and both were delicious. Service was excellent and I enjoyed the food. read more

The Daily Bread Bakeshop is a European-style artisan bakery that opened in Mountainhome, Pennsylvania in 2003. It was founded by husband and wife Kevin & Traci Conroy. After his family relocated to the Poconos from Long Island, Kevin worked in a number of country inns; first as a waiter and then as a chef. He met Traci at the Pump House in Canadensis; she was a waitress and he was the sous chef. They married a year later and began a catering business that they ran for nine years. For years, Kevin kept his eye on a little circa-1910 shop building in Mountainhome. The Conroys finally bought it in 2002 with a dream of opening their own bakery. Kevin never worked as a baker until he opened up the bakery. He was a completely self-taught baker and chef. While Kevin spent most of his time focusing on baking all of the breads from scratch, Traci focused on baking the pies, cookies and pastries. Kevin sadly passed away in 2019, but Traci and their adult children Nicole and Philip are continuing his dream and legacy at the bakery. My family and I recently visited The Daily Bread Bakeshop while we were spending Memorial Day weekend in the Poconos. We had driven by it during other times that we stayed in the Poconos, and thought we should stop by one morning and grab something for breakfast. The place was packed when we stopped in, but the air smelled so good. The small shop had a great selection of various bread loaves, cookies, pies, croissants, bagels, rolls, cupcakes and brownies. We decided to get a loaf of Lemon Blueberry Sourdough, a loaf of Jalapeño Popper Sourdough (loaded with Cheddar Cheese and Jalapeños), and a Dark Chocolate Peppermint square. Everything that we purchased was delicious and so fresh tasting. We'll definitely be stopping back again the next time we're in the Poconos. read more

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Not that impressed, the gal working there never said hello, or welcome, or how are you. Very rude and made me not want to come back.

Return visit with the hubby and it was excellent. We purchased the coffee cake, banana bread, and a chocolate croissant to bring back to the house and have with coffee. I'm finicky about coffee cakes. Sometimes they are very good and worth having and sometimes they are not so great and you just eat them anyway. Well this coffee cake is of the former camp, an excellent, very well made cake, and perfectly spiced. It is a lovely accompanyment to hot coffee. The banana bread was also delightful. It was so moist and full of real banana. I will send hubby back for this too. Lastly, the chocolate croissant was another hit. It was buttery, delicious, and full of very good quality chocolate. We will definitely be back to The Daily Bread as regular customers. Highly recommend! read more

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This Bakeshop makes the best Butter leaf rolls. they have a stand at the Monroe Farmers Market every saturday morning. great baked goods. read more

Daily Bread Bakeshop - Bakeries Near Me - Mountainhome, Pennsylvania

We were in the area for our anniversary and love to try out new places for food. I was so excited to stop at this bakery for dessert after lunch, but I was really disappointed. I was hoping for some good pastries, but there was really just cookies, a few cupcakes, and cakes. We decided to go for a dozen cookies instead. They taste alright! Not exceptional, but pretty good. The flavors are pretty unique and fun. We got some butter pecan, ginger, peanut butter (with reeses pieces), blueberry, apricot, etc. So I'm definitely satisfied with the cookies! I was really disappointed in the owner (?? maybe she was just a worker?). We came in, and she slowly came out from the back room and did not say hello when I cheerfully said hi to her. She just stood there and stared at us without smiling as we tried to decide what to order. She was semi-patient with us as we picked out our 13 cookies, but then she never said thank you and did not respond to my thank you when we left. The dozen was only $6, and the cookies are pretty tasty, but I honestly regret going and would never go again because she was so unfriendly. I understand people have bad days, but I don't see a smile, hello, and thank you as being too much to expect from even someone who's having a bad day. read more

Possibly the best breads in all of NEPA!!! Once upon a time I thought Scranton had the best bakeries in the area. I remember walking past National Bakery on the way to school, the smell was exhilarating. I still think their French loaf is great. Quality foodstuffs are hard to come by in The Poconos, but this bakery really is outstanding. It has an almost storybook quality to it. Everything looks and smells delicious, yet not too polished - perfectly rustic, like if your grandma made it. Well, my grandma anyway. Daily Bread loaves are definitely old-fashioned artisan breads. Their peasant bread is dark and nutty with a hint of sweetness. The Italian bread is very crusty outside and soft and chewy inside, I slather it with butter and make a meal of it! Great-grandma's white bread has an almost buttery taste. Sourdough, rye, honey wheat, kaiser rolls - you name it! I've tried them all and they're all terrific. They also offer pastries, cakes, pies, cookies and prepared meals. I highly recommend the cream puffs. There's nothing like a freshly made cream puff when the chocolate is still hot. Grab a coffee and napkins and eat it in the car! read more

My grandmother brought home chocolate chip cookies from here and I'm blown away. Can't remember the last time a cookie made me feel this way. I want to eat 6 more! read more

From the cupcakes to all of the other treats along with the bread. I love this place!!!! BEST BAKED BREAD IN THE POCONOS! read more

This place is awesome. Tracy is awesome. Everything that I have ever had out of here tastes as if it was authentically baked at home. Granted they run out of things at the end of the day as some other people stated, but that just means you're not getting yesterdays leftovers here. This bakery simply cannot be beat. read more

Since I first started to house hunt in the Poconos a stop at this wonderful bakery has been a necessity! Their homemade breads are to die for. Cupcakes are excellent. An assortment of homemade cookies greets you on every visit! And don't leave without one of their bundt cakes! I'm gonna get fat! read more

Excellent bakery. Try the peasant bread and the croissants (which they only make on Sundays).

Excellent bakery! I love going here. Everything I've tried has been good: their loaves of bread, rolls, cookies, and muffins. They have other baked goods too. Their sour cream coffee cake is hands down the best I've ever had. And their prices are amazing. read more

The bread is great and the bagels even greater. Half a bagel with butter is like a full course meal!!

Absolutely love going here when I am home on breaks! Their rolls are the best I have ever had, good for sandwiches, butter and jam, or just by themselves! I also love their peasant bread, cookies, and coffee cakes. Such friendly people too! Love it!! read more

according to the other reviews, I should have tried the bread. my gf and I visited callies across the road from here. we spotted the "bakery" sign and decided to check it out. getting closer, it looked like some squatters took over an abandon house and opened up shop. they had 3 or 4 different kinds of bread and about a total of 4 cupcakes in the place. the coffee station was empty. not worth the time, energy or gas to visit here. read more