Philadelphia Launches Interactive Map of 30 City Bakeries
Visit Philadelphia, in partnership with Sisterly Love Collective and Ellen Yin, has launched an interactive map highlighting 30 Philadelphia bakeries to celebrate the city’s baking scene. The map features custom…
Visit Philadelphia, in partnership with Sisterly Love Collective and Ellen Yin, has launched an interactive map highlighting 30 Philadelphia bakeries to celebrate the city's baking scene.
The map features custom illustrations of signature items by local artist Molly Egan and will be accompanied by printed guides distributed to participating bakeries. The lineup of baking establishments spans historic institutions and modern shops, each offering a unique angle on Philadelphia's baking traditions and innovation.
Below are the bakeries highlighted:
- Artisan Boulanger Patissier (1218 Mifflin St.)
- Ba Le Bakery (606 Washington Ave.)
- Batter & Crumbs Vegan Bakery and Café (1401 Reed St.)
- Bread Room (834 Chestnut St.)
- Bread Top House (1041 Race St.)
- Bredenbeck's Bakery (8126 Germantown Ave.)
- Cake Life Bake Shop (1306 Frankford Ave.)
- Darnel's Cakes (444 N. Third St.)
- Denise's Delicacies (2916 N. 22nd St.)
- Downtime Bakery (6624 Germantown Ave.)
- DreamWorld Bakes (2400 Coral St.)
- El Coquí (3528 I St.)
- Fiore Fine Foods (2413 Frankford Ave.)
- Flakely (220 Krams Ave.)
- Haegele's Bakery (4164 Barnett St.)
- ICI Macarons & Café (11 N. Third St.)
- Isgro Pastries (1009 Christian St.)
- Jezabel's (208 S. 45th St.)
- The Kettle Black (631 N. Second St.)
- K'Far Cafe (110 S. 19th St.)
- Loretta's (410 S. Second St.)
- Lost Bread Co. (1313 N. Howard St.)
- Machine Shop (1901 S. Ninth St.)
- Majdal Bakery (618 S. Fifth St.)
- Merzbacher's (4530 Germantown Ave.)
- Mighty Bread Company (1211 Gerritt St.)
- New June Bakery (2623 W. Girard Ave.)
- Second Daughter Artisanal Bakery (1901 S. Ninth St.)
- Stock's Bakery (2614 E. Lehigh Ave.)
- Tartes Pastry Shop (212 Arch St.
“We're heading into 2026 with a renewed focus on neighborhood experiences,” said Angela Val, president and chief executive officer of Visit Philadelphia, to Bake magazine. “This map is an invitation to walk our city, meet the makers behind our favorite treats, and taste the creativity happening in every corner of Philadelphia.”
“Visit Philadelphia's first-ever bakery map allows us to showcase our excitement around the city's delicious, diverse, and eclectic baking scene,” said Ellen Yin, founder of High Street Hospitality and Sisterly Love Collective. “Wherever you are in the City of Brotherly and Sisterly Affection, you can feel the neighborly connection that local bakeries bring to their communities. Sisterly Love Collective is honored to support bakeries across the city, especially those that are women-owned.”
