Trove, Levenshulme, Ancoats & City Centre Credit: Trove
Companio Bakery, 35 Radium St, Ancoats, Manchester, M4 6AD. But not only do they serve up some super tasty bread, they also specialise in gorgeous pastries too – from fruity, Indian inspired bakes to pizza doughs filled with cheese and all the good stuff – it’s worth checking out to see what the lovely bakers have going on that day. Companio Bakery, Ancoats Credit: Companio BakeryĪnother Ancoats spot that pulls in the crowds, Companio Bakery swings open its doors and is guaranteed to have locals waiting outside to snap up a loaf before they’re gone. Lovingly Artisan, Central Way, Altrincham, WA14 1QU.ĥ. From bloomers, to baguettes and ciabatta – there’s a whole lotta bread to choose from. The bakery specialises in beautiful sourdough loaves, all finished off with lovely designs that you’ll probably feel guilty for cutting into – but less so when you taste them warmed up with melted butter smothered on them. Lovingly Artisan, Altrincham Credit: Lovingly ArtisanĪward-winning bakery Lovingly Artisan knows good bread, and Altrincham locals think so, too. Hey Little Cupcake, 2 Hardman St, Manchester, M3 3HF. Cupcakes can be purchased singularly or in a box, and they regularly create cute seasonal ones to celebrate occasions such as Halloween, Christmas and Valentine’s – but we’re sure you don’t need an excuse for a sweet treat. Experimenting regularly with different toppings, this hidden gem serves up cupcakes, brownies and huge ‘signature’ cakes – varying from the ever- chocolately, to the colourful rainbow-themed. It’s hard to walk by this little Spinningfields spot without popping in for a box of cakes, and you can probably see why already. Hey Little Cupcake, City Centre Credit: Hey Little Cupcake Albert’s Schloss, 27 Peter St, Manchester, M2 5QR. Be sure to check it out next time you pop down for their Sunday service. The bakery area is situated within the restaurant side of the venue, and you can regularly find loaves of bread, pretzels, buns and croissants – with ever-changing sweet treats, too. While you probably know Albert’s Schloss to be the place in town for a booze-up and a boogie, they also have a mini bakery on site where you can pick up some delicious handmade items. Albert’s Schloss, City Centre Credit: Albert’s Schloss If that wasn’t enough to persuade you to give them a try, their gorgeous dog Maru frequents the bakery – so you can stop by to say hello! Pollen, Cotton Field Wharf, 8 New Union St, Manchester, M4 6FQ | KAMPUS, 42 Aytoun St, Manchester M1 3GL.
The much-loved spot also serves up beautiful little treats such as cupcakes and croissants, and they even have an in-house chef creating lovely little brunch dishes to try out, too. But it’s not just bread that gets the locals going ‘mad fer it’. Proudly sitting on New Islington Marina, Pollen attracts queues down the street for its cult favourite sourdough. The crème-de-la-crème of Manchester bakeries: Pollen. Pollen Bakery, Ancoats/New Islington Credit: Pollen
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