One Of The Best Bakeries In Massachusetts Is Tucked Away In A Historic Inn
By Melissa Mahoney|Published January 03, 2023
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I'm an east coast girl living in a west coast world. I grew up in New England before moving to SoCal for several years. I then lived in NYC or a year before moving to AZ in 2009. I worked in the entertainment industry for many years of my adult life and have a deep love for photography, writing, and traveling around the U.S. as well as to far-flung locations around the world. Travel is my life and writing about it is a dream!
Whether you live in or visit the Bay State, you may have noticed that there’s no shortage of bakeries. You can find fresh bread, pies, cakes, pastries, and other goodies just about everywhere you go. One of the best places for a treat is tucked away inside a historic inn. This hidden bakery in Massachusetts is certainly worth finding.
Located in Sturbridge, the charming Publick House Historic Inn has been around since 1791. Today, the inn provides comfortable accommodations, dining, and a bakery.
Tucked away inside the inn is a lovely bakery known as the Bake Shoppe. However, it's so hidden that not many people other than guests at the inn know it exists.
If you want to satisfy your sweet tooth, the Bake Shoppe is the perfect place to do just that. Choose from a variety of homemade bread, pastries, pies, cakes, cookies, and so much more.
Grab a coffee and a pastry or a piece of pie, have a seat, and enjoy each and every bite. Not only are the treats absolutely delicious but you'll also enjoy the ambiance of this historic inn's bakery.
Have you ever had a treat from this hidden bakery in Massachusetts? What is your favorite place to go for baked goods and pastries in the state? Let us know in the comments. To learn more about The Bake Shoppe, visit the Publick House Historic Inn’s website and Facebook page.
Visiting Sturbridge? Be sure to check out Old Sturbridge Village, a unique village in Massachusetts where you can learn about life in the 1700 and 1800s.
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