Best Bakeries in Greater Cincinnati
Busken. For cakes, pies, cookies of all kinds, coffee cakes, breads, and other baked goods, Busken Bakeries are a staple in Greater Cincinnati. With 19 locations around town (several of which are located within area grocery stores), there is a bound to be a convenient Busken location to help with your baking needs. Known for their smiley face cookies that also appear in various forms around every holiday, Busken also carries tea cookies, donuts, pastries, and more. For tasty baked goods, and some really special cookies in Greater Cincinnati, try Busken Bakeries.
Servati. Servati Pastry Shop and Deli is owned and operated by fourth generation bakers. Servati locations specialize in German sweet treats and offer some of the most eye-appealing and decadent cakes and tortes in Greater Cincinnati. While Servati is more expensive than Busken for your baking needs, the styling and expensive ingredients make Servati treats a little more elegant. Many of the residents of Greater Cincinnati are of German decent and love finding German specialties at Servati. If you are looking for some truly outstanding treats and goodies, including decadent decorated cakes, in Greater Cincinnati check out one of the 11 Servati locations in the area.
The BonBonerie. The BonBonerie, located in one location in the Hyde Park area of Greater Cincinnati, has a menu that changes from month to month. BonBonerie sweets are also available at some fine area grocery stores including Kremer's Market in Villa Hills, KY and Jungle Jim's in Fairfield, OH. For seasonal goodies, the BonBonerie brings out pecan and pumpkin pies and elegantly decorated cakes, cookies, and cupcakes. For something truly special and absolutely gorgeous from the bakery, check out the BonBonnerie in Greater Cincinnati.
Other Cincinnati area bakeries with tasty treats include The Bakery Barn off of Madison Pike in Covington, KY, Country Cousins in downtown Alexandria, KY, and all Graeter's Ice Cream locations serving baked goods. There are dozens of great bakeries in Greater Cincinnati but the three outlined here are indeed the very best! If you are living in the Cincinnati area and are looking for a way to make the holidays, a visit from family, or another event a little less hectic, check out these top three Greater Cincinnati bakeries.
Published by Emily Harmon - Featured Contributor in Lifestyle
I am a happily married mom of an elementary school aged boy and toddler girl. I work full time in the education/library field and part time as a crafter/artisan. View profile
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Post a CommentI really enjoyed reading about the bakeries. I can remember leaving for work at 5:30 a.m. and the bakers dow3n the street were into their third hour of the day:)
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I miss bakeries. You don't see them much anymore. I don't even think we have one around here. I still remember our hometown bakery in Enid, Oklahoma -- Quality Bakery. It was such a treat to get to go there. Their brownies were out of this world!