Stopped by before visiting the brewery. The apple slice, apple fritter and cookies were exceptional. Coffee satisfied, too. Nice selection of sweets and breads. read more

Stopped by after stuffing myself silly at the Glarner Stube. I got a cream horn ($2) and ate it later. Seriously the best cream horn I have ever had... their buttercream tasted of.. butter! I don't know what I'm going to do since I live about 5 hours away...... read more

Butter cookies out of this world awesome, when they have any left. Most of the time they are sold out. The little layered cake dessert Key Lime Schmitten (or something or other what ever it's called) really good when it's fresh! Little disappointed last time pretty stale for a special pricey treat. The custard one was very good however. Ordered a Birthday Cake very DRY. The decorating was very nice, but seriously need a new cake recipe, especially for what you charge. Very disappointed I have made cakes for 50 years, I was a baker. baked cakes for others for years, I was hoping I could get a real good cake for my Birthday and somebody else could make it for a change. Not the next time for that one. Really need fresher stuff for the afternoon crowd not just the morning fair. read more

Shortening. Bland. Cheap. They list the ingredients for almost every item, which is great, but almost EVERY confection is made with shortening. Shortening? Really? Is it too hard to get a hold of some good 'ol fashioned butter? In Wisconsin of all places? Also, another reviewer commented on the stollen of his childhood being completely different from the stollen he got in recent years. . . I suspect it's because they switched-up the ingredients. read more

Checking out the inventory on their website won't do you much justice as they offer a lot more than just bread. Like most of the places I've visited in this town, service was very professional. Despite being in a touristy area, prices were very cheap, they weren't skimpy on the sizes, and the 5 things I got tasted great, which surprised since they were sitting in my humid car for about 6 hours. Its also nice that they accept credit cards, which most bakeries don't do. read more

Quaint bakery in the cool little village of New Glarus. Treat yourself to a Raspberry Berliner or an Apple Fritter!

I baked for many years, making bread, muffins, donuts and bagels from scratch, so I have a pretty good idea of what makes a great baked good. This place is pretty much as good as it gets. They have everything from bread to pastries, muffins, and cookies. Definitely highly recommended. read more

Pricey, but totally awesome! I had a maple cream filled donut and a nut roll and both were unparalleled, but like I said, they ask a lot for their products. Visiting is imperative, so just suck it up and buy that $2.50 donut.! read more

I liked this bakery. I was impressed at the wide variety of baked goods and the prices were lower than I expected. The pumpkiny items were not AS pumpkiny as we would have liked, but they were tasty. We had a pumpkin frycake (which, as far as I could tell, was a normal doughnut), a pumpkin cruller, a nut horn, and a caramel apple fritter (altogether, the total was $3.70). I think the caramel was not really necessary so I'd recommend getting the regular apple fritter. There were also a lot more specialty, Swiss? items that had decent descriptions, so if you're looking for more specialized items, it's worth looking here. read more

A great local bakery well known for it's Christmas stollen. They make excellent cakes - with excellent buttercream frosting. Other favorites include donuts, bars, nut horns, and cheesecakes. If you're in New Glarus don't miss the bakery!! read more

This place is just too adorable. I bought several things to take with me and had a morning bun on the spot. Delicious! Linzer bars? Spritz cookies? Orange blossoms? Apple bread? Turtle cheesecake? Rum balls? I mean, I really don't think you can go wrong with all the scrumptious options! I also bought a pretty sweet handmade mug. read more

Every trip to Wisconsin should include this fantastic bakery. So many old world goods and just so yummy.

The nut horn was awesome, I wish I would have bought more of them! My husband had a caramel apple fritter that was messy but good.

Love this sweet bakery and all the amazing treats they offer. Been in NG for over 75+years.

I stop by the bakery once or twice a month to pick up treats for work, and the quality of their baked goods seems to be hit-or-miss. Glazed doughnuts are a favorite, but are sometimes stale. I absolutely love bratzeli, but the last two times I've bought them they have been soft, pale, and undercooked, not crisp and golden brown as they should be. Am often disappointed to arrive between 9 and 10 in the morning and find many shelves nearly empty. I don't know whether everyone else in town just shops early, or if they're not making as many goodies as they used to. Their breadsticks, soft pretzels, and cream horns, when made correctly, are fantastic. I'm just disappointed that the quality of their baked goods seem to have declined in the past decade. read more

Located in the main part of this cute little Swiss town, so it is easy to find. Their selections were pricey, but I guess they cater to the tourist trade. The prices did not correspond to the quality of the items we purchased. We bought four different cookies/pastries and they ranged from terrible to terrific. The Rum Balls tasted stale with only an almost imperceptible hint of rum. The Swiss Croquettes were good, but looked better than they tasted. The Chocolate Walnut Cookies was very good. The Linzer Cookies were terrific! My experience would not prevent my return, but I would be careful in my purchases. read more

I had many items from this bakery and they offer some more unusual bread and donuts. Everything is made to a high standard and much better than grocery store offerings. read more

Bought a shoe sola and started eating it about 10 miles down the road, discovering our big mistake. We only bought ONE! Should have bought at least a half dozen of these light, flaky "elephant ears." Morning bun also outstanding. Have to find a way to justify driving 130 miles (one way!) to get great bakery goodies. read more