Visiting from Nashville and found this brand at Schnucks. Googled them to find out the companies story and love the idea of this place. The cinnamon rolls were great too!
Food: 5
sally nelson
Best cinnamon rolls ever! No exaggeration. I zap them in the microwave a few seconds. Pleeease keep supplying Webster Groves Schnucks with product.
Food: 5
Mic J
I went to this location in Soulard Market. The smell of the bakery was incredible. The employees are extremely nice and helpful. My only complaint was that the double chocolate chip cookies were overcooked and difficult to chew; they were not edible. Maybe next time I go, things will be better.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Brownie 2-Pack
Jillian Dalton
I was a little disappointed in this bakery. The cinnamon rolls were just ok and the garlic herb brioche was a bit dry and just not very good. I will say that I did not go on a busy day, so I may give this place another try on a weekend.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 5
Andy Ocasio
Love that bread
Wi Juu
Love that bread
Luli OKCO
Love that bread
Daniel Towner
This guy sympathizes with moletsters
Barbara Hensley
Bought two packs of cinnamon rolls. All were hard and stale. I had to throw away everything I bought, if it's not fresh take it off the shelves.
Rose
Ran across their Bakery Store down at Soulard Farmers Market on Friday.For those of you who don't know anything about this bakery, you really need to know what you're supporting as it's so amazing. Their story touches the heart strings, along with their baked goods being so delicious and yet simple.Prices are so reasonable that you can buy several baked goods and know you're supporting the employees' wages.The White Cream cake was so yummy, not heavy at all, and the icing is perfect. Then, the Cherry Pies rolls were a first for me. By golly, they were scrumptious big time.There is hope in the bakingBridge Bread Bakery is a non-profit social enterprise in the city of St. Louis employs individuals experiencing homelessness and provides them with marketable skills and reliable employment. At Bridge Bread, we make a difference in the lives of the individuals who work for us. We are our brother’s keeper.Our employees earn a living wage while learning or re-learning the value of being productive and self-sufficient. At Bridge Bread, they become contributing members of the community.After training in the bakery and establishing a positive work record, some staff stay with us, while others move on to other jobs and other fields. Bridge Bread is their doorway – to a hopeful and dignified future.Our successful formula is built on three key factors:A significant amount of our sales revenue goes directly to compensating employees. Our bakers and one administrative assistant are the only paid employees at Bridge Bread. We recently hired a program director to assist our bakers’ with social services needs. The program director is paid via grants and donations. All other work is done by volunteers.Because bread is a consumable commodity, customers return week after week.Baking is a valuable trade skill that provides a sustainable source of income for homeless and out-of-work individuals.Our Success:Approximately two-thirds of the bakers who have worked at Bridge Bread over the years have been successful. They continue to be housed and employed.You Can Help. We encourage the community to get involved:Buy our products online, in person at our Bake Shop, or from our mobile food truck.Volunteer with our organization.Distribute our products through your church, business, or restaurant.Tell others about the work of Bridge Bread.Follow them on social media –Facebook
I was unaware of their mission (which is amazing), and had purchased three desserts from them at the Soulard Farmer Market (against better judgement….I’m trying to lean out during this cutting phase?) and man, they were so good. I will be visiting them - and just running for another hour to burn the cal off ?
Anne Gonzalez
Delicious bread and pastries. Fantastic mission to help people experiencing homeless.
Shani Knight
Friendly staff, great bread and coffee, great building and business history. It's definitely a place to visit on a weekend stroll down Cherokee.
Hannah Stith
Amazing baked good and reasonably priced. They also help the community and love their cause.
Kelsey Schultz
I LOVE this bakery's purpose the most. From their website: Bridge Bread Bakery is a non-profit social enterprise that provides supportive employment to people without safe and stable housing.Not only are they doing something meaningful for the community, but their baked goods are top notch. When my husband and I stopped in on a chilly Friday morning in December, the owner was giving a presentation to a roomful of kids and their parents.We enjoyed their cranberry orange and cinnamon apple rolls. My only wish is that I could have enjoyed it warm upon buying it. I'm confident they would have heated it up if I'd asked, but we were in and out quickly so as to be quiet for the presentation. I saved half of it so I could heat it up at home and it was well worth the wait.
Visiting from Nashville and found this brand at Schnucks. Googled them to find out the companies story and love the idea of this place. The cinnamon rolls were great too!
Food: 5
Best cinnamon rolls ever! No exaggeration. I zap them in the microwave a few seconds. Pleeease keep supplying Webster Groves Schnucks with product.
Food: 5
I went to this location in Soulard Market. The smell of the bakery was incredible. The employees are extremely nice and helpful. My only complaint was that the double chocolate chip cookies were overcooked and difficult to chew; they were not edible. Maybe next time I go, things will be better.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Brownie 2-Pack
I was a little disappointed in this bakery. The cinnamon rolls were just ok and the garlic herb brioche was a bit dry and just not very good. I will say that I did not go on a busy day, so I may give this place another try on a weekend.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 5
Love that bread
Love that bread
Love that bread
This guy sympathizes with moletsters
Bought two packs of cinnamon rolls. All were hard and stale. I had to throw away everything I bought, if it's not fresh take it off the shelves.
Ran across their Bakery Store down at Soulard Farmers Market on Friday.For those of you who don't know anything about this bakery, you really need to know what you're supporting as it's so amazing. Their story touches the heart strings, along with their baked goods being so delicious and yet simple.Prices are so reasonable that you can buy several baked goods and know you're supporting the employees' wages.The White Cream cake was so yummy, not heavy at all, and the icing is perfect. Then, the Cherry Pies rolls were a first for me. By golly, they were scrumptious big time.There is hope in the bakingBridge Bread Bakery is a non-profit social enterprise in the city of St. Louis employs individuals experiencing homelessness and provides them with marketable skills and reliable employment. At Bridge Bread, we make a difference in the lives of the individuals who work for us. We are our brother’s keeper.Our employees earn a living wage while learning or re-learning the value of being productive and self-sufficient. At Bridge Bread, they become contributing members of the community.After training in the bakery and establishing a positive work record, some staff stay with us, while others move on to other jobs and other fields. Bridge Bread is their doorway – to a hopeful and dignified future.Our successful formula is built on three key factors:A significant amount of our sales revenue goes directly to compensating employees. Our bakers and one administrative assistant are the only paid employees at Bridge Bread. We recently hired a program director to assist our bakers’ with social services needs. The program director is paid via grants and donations. All other work is done by volunteers.Because bread is a consumable commodity, customers return week after week.Baking is a valuable trade skill that provides a sustainable source of income for homeless and out-of-work individuals.Our Success:Approximately two-thirds of the bakers who have worked at Bridge Bread over the years have been successful. They continue to be housed and employed.You Can Help. We encourage the community to get involved:Buy our products online, in person at our Bake Shop, or from our mobile food truck.Volunteer with our organization.Distribute our products through your church, business, or restaurant.Tell others about the work of Bridge Bread.Follow them on social media –Facebook
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I was unaware of their mission (which is amazing), and had purchased three desserts from them at the Soulard Farmer Market (against better judgement….I’m trying to lean out during this cutting phase?) and man, they were so good. I will be visiting them - and just running for another hour to burn the cal off ?
Delicious bread and pastries. Fantastic mission to help people experiencing homeless.
Friendly staff, great bread and coffee, great building and business history. It's definitely a place to visit on a weekend stroll down Cherokee.
Amazing baked good and reasonably priced. They also help the community and love their cause.
I LOVE this bakery's purpose the most. From their website: Bridge Bread Bakery is a non-profit social enterprise that provides supportive employment to people without safe and stable housing.Not only are they doing something meaningful for the community, but their baked goods are top notch. When my husband and I stopped in on a chilly Friday morning in December, the owner was giving a presentation to a roomful of kids and their parents.We enjoyed their cranberry orange and cinnamon apple rolls. My only wish is that I could have enjoyed it warm upon buying it. I'm confident they would have heated it up if I'd asked, but we were in and out quickly so as to be quiet for the presentation. I saved half of it so I could heat it up at home and it was well worth the wait.
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