4 Best Bakeries near Pleasantville

Mambo Café Colombian • $
226 South Main Street, Pleasantville

Customers` Favorites

Fried Red Snapper w Fried and Sweet Plantains
Puerto Rican Sandwich Tripleta
Lomo Saltado Peruvian Stir Fry
Plain Mofongo with Chicharron
Arepa Con Chorizo Colombiano
Picada Colombiana Fritanga
Dominican Mangu Breakfast
Mambo Tex-Mex Fajitas Mix
Steak and Eggs Breakfast
Regular Coffee Breakfast

“Delicious & Flavorful...the staff is always polite and friendly, one of my favorite spots in the area.“

4.3 Superb278 Reviews
Minos Bakery Bakery • $
106 West Black Horse Pike Suite 1, Pleasantville

Customers` Favorites

Coconut Cake

“Beware, locals and transients alike- You will be blown away by the selection and sheer volume of product when you walk into this unassuming bake shop on a busy local highway. The smells and colors will hit you like a freight train, You will never want to go to a Dunkin' Donuts or overpriced chain bakery ever again. It will ruin you for every artificial ingredient-laden competitor out there, and you will return time and time again, build a family and bring your children in-tow. A generational bakery and local staple. Unrivaled.“

3.6 Good185 Reviews
New Asia Bakery Bakery • $
700 Black Horse Pike, Pleasantville

“I've been coming here since I was a kid. They used to have a large array of items, including pigs in blankets and egg custard tarts. Lots of fruity cakes on display, and a variety of buns and breads... Nowadays, they seem to moreso have coconut custard bread, BBQ pork buns (char siu bao - I always look it up, but Google claims the only places that sell it are in Philly), cake rolls, cookies, and sweet bread. Bubble tea is good here, too. For first-timers: Go for the things that would generally move quickly, to ensure freshness - I recommend the almond cookies, which are extremely delicate and mildly sweet.The woman working the counter always says that she doesn't speak English, but if you treat her kindly and keep that barrier in mind, she'll be respectful in return. While she was generally happier when I was a child, I think the years of dealing with people have left her worn out. So think of the soup chef from Seinfeld; point at what you want, pay for it, thank her, and move along.“

3.7 Good29 Reviews
Chefa's Cake Shoppe Bakery •
700 North Franklin Boulevard, Pleasantville
3.5 Good2 Reviews