Small storefront that carries a wide-variety of freshly baked goods like bread, cookies, biscotti and more. Many gluten-free options as well.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Biscotti
Mary c L
They sell at our green market down here in nyc .Our favorites are the chocolate lace cookies and the banana nut loaf .
Food: 5
Service: 5
BB
I loooove the unsweetened blueberry banana bread so much
Pabla kravath
Good home made
Food: 5
Albert
Always good ?
Ant Tru (Ant)
My Favorite Strawberry Rhubarb pie by bowling farmers market!!!I need to go to bakery for pie I can’t wait to
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Natalie Rosborough
I've been getting their gluten free products for years at local farmer's market and their breads are absolutely delicious. I love their peasant bread and the scones are amazing. I'm always stocking up whenever I can and their breads last me throughout the week without needing to be refrigerated (though they do freeze well). Their breads aren't crumbly and they don't fall apart like many other gluten free breads. Their prices are very fair and I always have a nice interaction with the people who run their stands at the farmer's market. I highly recommend if you're gluten free or just looking for some delicious baked goods with quality ingredients that come at a fair price!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Peasant Bread
Emily Moberg
I purchased a pumpkin tart from their farmer’s market stand in NYC and took it home only to discover mold on it.
Food: 1
Cam E.
You know how the Europeans stay so slim? They do not eat chemicals like the vast corpulent Americans! Yes, sorry, but cannot help being aware of the disparity of the weight of our nation when it comes to the amount of false ingredients added to foods and the toll it takes....Okay, no more facetious ranting.Meredith's is a bakery that has a vast array of wonderful goods without the aforementioned preservatives. They also have gluten-free.I thank Marianne and Mercedes for introducing Meredith's Bakery on Yelp, based in Kingston New York. Their baked goods are available at many local Farmers & Green Markets in the NYC area, Queens, Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan and in Westchester County . Please eat in moderation and avoid preservatives! Thank you so much for reading.Have a good day!
Ed P
Love they're, unsweetened Blueberry Banana loaf cake.....
We passed this store when driving down the highway and decided to try it since GF bakeries are fairly uncommon. It was nice to see that everything gluten free was kept separate so you knew what was safe to buy. I tried several different things and did not react to any of them. I was very glad to know they are celiac safe.My favorite item was the chocolate chip muffin. It was like a chocolate chip cookie! It has generous portions with tons of chocolate chips. Any chocolate lover would like it and it took me several sittings to finish it. The Apple one was also delicious and flavorful- the only downside was that it was very crumbly and messy to eat.The only bread I tried was the cinnamon raisin. It was very good. I don’t eat much bread anymore since going gluten free so it was a nice treat. I’m sure the rolls would be great for the holidays and special occasions. They also have some beautiful pies which would also be great to bring to a dinner event.In the future it would be great if they added GF dog treats and cinnamon rolls as options.A few of the baked goods were just okay. I wouldn’t have the scones again as the one I tried didn’t have much flavor and tasted like plain dough. I also thought the caramels had a lot more almond flavor than I expected which wasn’t my preference. Despite not loving every single item I tried, I think anyone GF could find something they like here to enjoy.
B M
One star because I’ve tried their menu on 2 different occasions and disappointed both times w a few different products.Purchased cookies and chocolate chip/cream cheese cake from Muscoot Farmers market. Very plain and tasted like my kid made them. Gave them a second chance and stopped at their store on way home from camping. Purchased another batch of cookies which were stale and we threw away, a loaf of peasant bread which is heavy. I thought maybe I need to toast it w some butter, no better.Unfortunately I will not be going back. Save your money.
Haunted Toof
So DELICIOUS! I'm gluten free and was happy to have found this place on my trip. The GF lace cookies and raisin bread is to die for.
Mercedes C.
NYC's Marianne buys Meredith's Bread scones, bagels, etc from a farmer's market and perhaps at other specialty retailers. But if you're in Kingston, NY, you have to come to their mothership that's open to the public on Route 28 to get on-the-spot/grab-n-go items. Spread over one big floor, Meredith's B. operates in the back making all their goods on site. The front part of it- which is only a sliver of this whole property, has one small wall with shelves holding various types of pastries, regular-size pies and mini (real mini) pies. Another small wall holds their sliced sourdough loaves, more carbs and Challah rolls-which I got. As gap fillers, there are delectable sweet treats such as these 'Chocolate Explosions' I picked up that resemble chocolatey truffle filling bonbons+ marzipan cookie base. There are also chocolate chip cookies, black & white cookies and so many other goodies. And their Guava Pastitas I didn't get my hands on got me curious. Though not sure what a pastita is- but the guava is calling me. It's a 10-minute drive from where we're staying and won't be the last. Service from Emma was pleasant and price was good on just my 3 items.
DL Polat
I loved Meredith’s Bread for their gluten free options and was a frequent patron, but sadly today was my LAST visit to this little bakery. To cut to the chase, I experienced something I can only describe as blatant racial discrimination.
Small storefront that carries a wide-variety of freshly baked goods like bread, cookies, biscotti and more. Many gluten-free options as well.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Biscotti
They sell at our green market down here in nyc .Our favorites are the chocolate lace cookies and the banana nut loaf .
Food: 5
Service: 5
I loooove the unsweetened blueberry banana bread so much
Good home made
Food: 5
Always good ?
My Favorite Strawberry Rhubarb pie by bowling farmers market!!!I need to go to bakery for pie I can’t wait to
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I've been getting their gluten free products for years at local farmer's market and their breads are absolutely delicious. I love their peasant bread and the scones are amazing. I'm always stocking up whenever I can and their breads last me throughout the week without needing to be refrigerated (though they do freeze well). Their breads aren't crumbly and they don't fall apart like many other gluten free breads. Their prices are very fair and I always have a nice interaction with the people who run their stands at the farmer's market. I highly recommend if you're gluten free or just looking for some delicious baked goods with quality ingredients that come at a fair price!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Peasant Bread
I purchased a pumpkin tart from their farmer’s market stand in NYC and took it home only to discover mold on it.
Food: 1
You know how the Europeans stay so slim? They do not eat chemicals like the vast corpulent Americans! Yes, sorry, but cannot help being aware of the disparity of the weight of our nation when it comes to the amount of false ingredients added to foods and the toll it takes....Okay, no more facetious ranting.Meredith's is a bakery that has a vast array of wonderful goods without the aforementioned preservatives. They also have gluten-free.I thank Marianne and Mercedes for introducing Meredith's Bakery on Yelp, based in Kingston New York. Their baked goods are available at many local Farmers & Green Markets in the NYC area, Queens, Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan and in Westchester County . Please eat in moderation and avoid preservatives! Thank you so much for reading.Have a good day!
Love they're, unsweetened Blueberry Banana loaf cake.....
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We passed this store when driving down the highway and decided to try it since GF bakeries are fairly uncommon. It was nice to see that everything gluten free was kept separate so you knew what was safe to buy. I tried several different things and did not react to any of them. I was very glad to know they are celiac safe.My favorite item was the chocolate chip muffin. It was like a chocolate chip cookie! It has generous portions with tons of chocolate chips. Any chocolate lover would like it and it took me several sittings to finish it. The Apple one was also delicious and flavorful- the only downside was that it was very crumbly and messy to eat.The only bread I tried was the cinnamon raisin. It was very good. I don’t eat much bread anymore since going gluten free so it was a nice treat. I’m sure the rolls would be great for the holidays and special occasions. They also have some beautiful pies which would also be great to bring to a dinner event.In the future it would be great if they added GF dog treats and cinnamon rolls as options.A few of the baked goods were just okay. I wouldn’t have the scones again as the one I tried didn’t have much flavor and tasted like plain dough. I also thought the caramels had a lot more almond flavor than I expected which wasn’t my preference. Despite not loving every single item I tried, I think anyone GF could find something they like here to enjoy.
One star because I’ve tried their menu on 2 different occasions and disappointed both times w a few different products.Purchased cookies and chocolate chip/cream cheese cake from Muscoot Farmers market. Very plain and tasted like my kid made them. Gave them a second chance and stopped at their store on way home from camping. Purchased another batch of cookies which were stale and we threw away, a loaf of peasant bread which is heavy. I thought maybe I need to toast it w some butter, no better.Unfortunately I will not be going back. Save your money.
So DELICIOUS! I'm gluten free and was happy to have found this place on my trip. The GF lace cookies and raisin bread is to die for.
NYC's Marianne buys Meredith's Bread scones, bagels, etc from a farmer's market and perhaps at other specialty retailers. But if you're in Kingston, NY, you have to come to their mothership that's open to the public on Route 28 to get on-the-spot/grab-n-go items. Spread over one big floor, Meredith's B. operates in the back making all their goods on site. The front part of it- which is only a sliver of this whole property, has one small wall with shelves holding various types of pastries, regular-size pies and mini (real mini) pies. Another small wall holds their sliced sourdough loaves, more carbs and Challah rolls-which I got. As gap fillers, there are delectable sweet treats such as these 'Chocolate Explosions' I picked up that resemble chocolatey truffle filling bonbons+ marzipan cookie base. There are also chocolate chip cookies, black & white cookies and so many other goodies. And their Guava Pastitas I didn't get my hands on got me curious. Though not sure what a pastita is- but the guava is calling me. It's a 10-minute drive from where we're staying and won't be the last. Service from Emma was pleasant and price was good on just my 3 items.
I loved Meredith’s Bread for their gluten free options and was a frequent patron, but sadly today was my LAST visit to this little bakery. To cut to the chase, I experienced something I can only describe as blatant racial discrimination.