Aug 21 , 2023

10 Historic US Bakeries that still offer the best sweet dishes

By True Scoop

Boudin Bakery, San Francisco: Established in 1849, it's famous for its sourdough bread, a San Francisco staple.

Schmidt's Bakery, Columbus: Founded in 1886, this Ohio gem is renowned for its cream puffs and German pastries.

Yonah Schimmel Knish Bakery, New York: Since 1890, serving the best knishes, a popular Jewish pastry filled with various ingredients.

Leidenheimer Baking Company, New Orleans: Opened in 1896, it's iconic for its Po' Boy bread, a New Orleans sandwich classic.

Mike's Pastry, Boston: Founded in 1946 in the Historic North End of Boston, it's famed for its Italian cannoli.

Veselka, New York: Opened in 1954, this Ukrainian bakery in the East Village is best known for its pierogi and borscht.

Alessi Bakery, Tampa: Serving Floridians since 1912 with a diverse range of pastries, cakes, and their signature Scachatta pizza.

Girardelli Chocolate Company, San Francisco: Established in 1852, it's not a bakery in the traditional sense but is an iconic spot for chocolate-based desserts.

Termini Brothers, Philadelphia: Operating since 1921, this Italian bakery is beloved for its cannoli, cakes, and other traditional Italian treats.

Kohnen’s Country Bakery, Tehachapi, California: A family-run German bakery established in 2002, it's renowned for its German breads, pretzels, and sweet pastries.