7 Best Bakeries near Stratham

“Small, but scrumptious little find! My favorite sandwich is hands down the BLTA on house-made focaccia. The vegan seasonal cashew cheesecake is absolutely delicious. Note: they sell it by the slice or whole (perfect for family gatherings!). Executive Pastry Chef, Kristin is remarkable at her craft! Parking is limited, as is customer area inside. There are a few tables outside, if you wish to enjoy your drinks/food there, weather-permitting. They use fresh, quality ingredients, so expect prices on the higher end. I highly recommend checking out Ginger Fox for yourself!“

“Run, do not walk to this bakery if you are looking for the most delicious croissants in all the lands! Seriously their almond croissant is just simply amazing. I have to fess up, i ate that entire box in a day and went back the next day for more. I just had to get another almond croissant for me and bring one to my Mom who was also blown away but how good this dreamy croissant is.“

“Excellent service from the company, the order arrived earlier than expected, even with a winter storm warning, carefully packaged with its personalized card and quality products, they gave me a telephone follow-up to see if everything had been fine, very grateful and without I definitely recommend them for your special moments. May the successes continue in your company. Thank you.“

“Can’t say how thankful I was to have sweetened memories bake my daughters birthday cake! Everything was done exactly how I wanted and at a great price. I really can’t even express how amazing this cake looked AND tasted. Sweetened memories will be recommended to everyone from now on!“

“First time we found Memories was a couple years back, last day of the season. Since then we've gone when we're in the area. Their ice cream is delicious. The flavors are all amazing. You literally can't go wrong. The staff are all friendly. The parking lot is large and there are many areas to sit and enjoy the treats.“

“Just had lunch again today, the food and service are excellent as usual. I am new to town but Laura, our host knew my name after a couple visits. Not crowded but busy and promptly served. This where local people come for pastry, breakfast, a quick lunch and coffee in a comfortable but not fancy setting. The clientele is drawn from the business community or from adjacent Philips Exeter Academy. Today, an artist was hanging some of her creations. . Exeter is a trendy town with a great variety or restaurants, some catering to people who want to dine on the village's array of diverse but pricey culinary options. St. Anthony's is where you go for g great affordable meal or takeout a very informal, low-key, part bakery, part eatery. Closes at 2 and by then most of the fresh baked goods are gobbled up, but drop in the next day for something or the previous day's scarce day old bread, muffins and cookies at a discount. Anthony was busy in the kitchen today but he usually comes out to chat with customers, many of whom seem to be regulars. He is definitely a people person and, a warning, a Yankee fan in Red Sox world. His eatery is strictly a breakfast and lunch place. Closed on Sunday and Monday and Good Friday. We usually have the soup of the day. and are devoted to the Thanksgiving sandwich, a retro specially for those of us who crave ia post-feast favorite, year-round: a turkey, stuffing and cranberry sandwich. Also like the "moots" and tomato' sandwich. Prices are the best we have encountered in this picture-book village.“

“In area on business and needed a good cuppa joe and a sinker and decided to try Aroma Joe's for the first time. Had their house blend, which was great--not watered-down like Dunkin Donuts coffee. Sadly, all they had were chocolate glazed donuts onhand--not for me. Anyhow, friendly staff, drive-thru waitline not too bad and will get their coffee on roadtrips again!“