Last Sunday We stopped here after breakfast at Wunderbar. I…read morewanted to buy 1of everything!! Everything we purchased & consumed was so yummy!! The loaf of white bread made my most delicious summer BLT!! Must say that the owner was a delight to chat with

A most excellent German Bakery with delicious offerings! I throughly enjoyed their molasses…read morecookies, their pretzel rolls, and their raspberry kremechin which was like a cinnamon roll with a raspberry puree on the interior. Delightful staff too!

Carb kings of Pittsburgh!! The bread winners!!…read more If you visit Pittsburgh and get a dinner roll or Italian bread from a restaurant, I hope that it is Mancini's. Mancini's is celebrating their 100 year anniversary and they are still thriving as the best bread in the city! Although not the original location, the Strip District location is iconic! They try out a lot of their fun ideas and also display their celebrational bread displays... like this year's Heinz celebration! From the loaves of bread, cinnamon breads, and the hot pepperoni rolls, everything is worth buying!! The bread is just better than others and the topping/fillings are so wonderful balanced. On our food tour, we were given a sample of the cinnamon swirl bread. The soft dough with the gooey cinnamon filling was such a delicious bite... that we ended up buying a loaf too. Also, I am a sucker for everything and anything focaccia.. and this one was worth it! The cool part is the open view to the back to see the bread being kneaded, pulled, and baked. Mancini's actually invited the hand braided Italian loaf. When they reached capacity of baking in their loaf pans daily, they found that by braiding the loaves.. they no longer needed pans as the bread self contained the rise! We loved Mancini's already! But every time I come, get served a fresh loaf, and walk out with a full bag, I love Mancini's even more!!

We stoped in really quick to try their Pepperoni roll. No line, we were in an out. The staff was…read morevery welcoming. They all greeted us and even offered my daughter a free bread stick. The pepperoni roll was very delicious though. The bread was soft and was very delicious with the marinara sauce I purchased. I can definitely see myself returning for another one whenever I'm in Pittsburgh.

Good concept - bad because they don't have consistency in the freshness of their products. Some of…read morethe mini cakes were delicious, two of them were probably sitting there at least a week. Do you not date your inventory? I'll order specific items but I wouldn't trust anything in their case.

L&K Bundt Shop is a small family-owned bakery that specializes in making bundt cakes and also…read moreoffers some other desserts such as key-lime pie and pumpkin roll. L&K makes mini and large bundt cakes in a variety of flavors, including banana bread, blueberry lemon, chocolate chip, chocolate ganache, cinnamon roll, coffee streusel, fun fetti, Kentucky butter, lemon, Nutella, red velvet, and many others. A couple flavors can be made gluten-free or vegan. The bakery's website lists nutritional information such as the number of calories, grams of fat and sugar, etc. Customers may purchase these desserts through L&K Bundt Shop's website and through retailers such as the Market Wagon website. Shipping is available. Through Market Wagon's website, I placed two orders from L&K. My first order was four cinnamon-roll bundt cakes. My husband and I did not taste much cinnamon, but we agreed that the cream-cheese frosting was very rich. My second order was chocolate-covered strawberries and four bundt cakes in the flavors of chocolate ganache, red velvet, Kentucky butter, and love fetti. The strawberries and bundt cakes were very fresh and tasted very good.

I was a little puzzled by the door being wide open with open cases of pastries. Cute little shop…read more With that being said, I spent about $65 for a dozen of chocolate chips, mini lady locks and a dozen macarons. The chocolate chip cookies and lady locks were ok, I wouldn't make a tip just for them. Save your money on the macarons, they are clunky and have huge air pockets that leave them crumbling all over, filled with what I can best tell is a buttercream, the only flavor notes are in the buttercream. The service was good. I would revisit this bakery to try some of their other offerings.

My Sweet Lilly is a local bakery that sells baked goods for humans and dogs…read more During my most recent visit, I saw a large assortment of cookies, biscotti, macaroons, macarons, galettes, tortes, cake slices, and much more. Prices were average. Employees interacted nicely with us. My husband and I both noticed the apple galette, so we bought one of those, as well as peanut-butter blossoms. I rate the apple galette, which is like a pie with a short crust, as 4.5 stars and the cookies, which needed a stronger flavor of peanut butter, as 3 stars. I no longer have a dog (otherwise I would have bought many dog treats here!), so I unfortunately cannot comment on the dog treats.

I was in there area and had dropped my car off for checkup and decided to walk around the local…read morestores. Grandma Ann's Nutbread was close and decided to check them out. the nut bread seemed ok looking and i sore some almond biscotti. I asked the woman behind the counter about the product and she said basically she knew nothing about them and that they did not make them they just sell them. HUH???????? I cannot believe this place makes all there own nut bread but they sell something that they do not make. And to make it worse they sell something there people no nothing about. You can be sure I will not go back again.

The best that I have ever had. So filling. And price was…read morereasonable. A lot of different fillings. Nut and apricot are my favorites.

Cut out the middleman. Go straight to the source. Pros:…read moreSure, Mediterra sells their bread by the loading docks of their bakery. Sure, they are located in a business park. But when you can buy bread that literally just came out of the oven, or croissants, pastries, muffins, and scones that were just made an hour ago, you've got to come here. They will even slice your bread if you ask, which is service that goes above and beyond. Cons: You will not be blown away by the ambiance. The bread is sold literally in the entrance way of the business. You may be parking next to an 18-wheelers loading or unloading. But who cares, their bread is awesome! Summary: Mediterra has quickly become my favorite bakery on the west side of Pittsburgh.

Mediterra Bakehouse was founded in 2001, and they bake dozens of artisan breads that they sell to…read moreconsumers and other businesses. Products include deli loaves (e.g., multigrain, challah, pumpernickel, rye, and sourdough), sandwich buns (e.g., white, wheat, pretzel, and potato), table loaves (e.g., ciabatta, Italian, chili cheddar, chocolate cherry, focaccia, and pecan cranberry), dinner rolls (e.g., challah, French, onion poppy, and rosemary), and baguettes (e.g., sourdough, multigrain, and sesame seminola). I saw on their website that they also have a cakehouse that bakes custom cakes with various icings, fillings, and toppings. For my first purchase, I ordered five breads from Mediterra Bakehouse. All of the breads were a very large size and were fresh, and they cost about several dollars each. Here are my reviews for them: Farm deli loaf - 3 stars - The physical shape and design of this bread was gorgeous, but the flavor was a little plain. Challah hamburger buns - 4 stars - These hamburger buns tasted good. They were very large, so I had extra bread around my hamburger patties. Mt. Athos fire bread - 3 stars - This wheat bread was a generous size, but it tasted slightly plain. Hawaiian dinner rolls - 5 stars - These dinner rolls were moist and had a slightly sweet flavor. Parmesan pepper loaf - 2 stars - This bread contained way too much pepper and too little parmesan. It was so peppery that I threw away most of it. UPDATE on December 26, 2021: A few weeks ago, I rated this business as 3 stars, but I am now increasing my rating to 4 stars after I bought three more of Mediterra's breads. Here are my reviews for the breads: Stollen - 5 stars - This bread contained nuts and dried/candied fruits, and it was covered in powdered sugar. My husband and I really enjoyed the taste of this bread. Chocolate cherry - 4 stars - This bread loaf contained cocoa powder, dark chocolate, and dried cherries. I prefer milk over dark chocolate, but I still enjoyed the flavor of this unique bread. Pecan cranberry - 4.5 stars - This wheat bread contained cranberries and pecans. I really liked the combination of flavors.

Finally visited BreadWorks and boy is it good. BreadWorks is on the North Side in Perry South…read morebetween Brighton Road and Charles Street (don't be fooled by the gate; at least one side is open at a given time during business hours). You can get prepackaged loaves or pick different bread sizes and types (baguettes, ciabatta, focaccia sheets, etc) I have to confess to nibbling the focaccia sheet on the way home before freezing it. The bread was crusty but not dry, and sprinkling some oregano and garlic salt on it made it the perfect snack. Totally worth the trip!

As the name suggests this place is all about breads. Came in to check it out and left with a loaf…read moreof Italian bread, some small hoagie rolls and another one. Prices are really inexpensive and the service is great. They do take credit cards but having cash is a plus as when we were there they were rebooting their card machine.

I was really disappointed in the taste of the cookies. I bought a bunch and my family and I were so…read moreexcited to try them but unfortunately, they had no taste to them. Beautifully decorated and presented.

4.5 stars overall. Cookies and Cream is located in the food court of Ross Park Mall. It is operated…read moreby Sinful Sweets. When I approached the business, an employee promptly greeted me. I took a couple of minutes to decide what I wanted to buy, and the employee patiently waited. I selected one pecan turtle, one s'more, and one deep-dish caramel chocolate chip cookie. The employee had to individually weigh the pecan turtle and s'more rather than charge a per-unit price. The total price was OK. I ate these treats later in the day at home. All three treats tasted very fresh and sweet. I rate the pecan turtle as 4.5 stars, the s'mores as 5 stars, and the caramel chocolate chip cookie as 4 stars. This business sells many other types of treats, including many flavors of cupcakes, peanut-butter buckeyes, chocolate-covered strawberries, chocolate-covered bacon, truffles, ice creams, etcetera.