Bakers & Co.

Top notch bakery! Very cute little corner store, and the coffee is excellent! The bakery items are simply the best, and the quiche is second to none! You can definitely tell that everything here is high quality. No surprise it's a busy bakery.

This is the cutest little place, and we stopped in on a whim. Just riding through town and we were there at the last minute they were so sweet. So hospitable did not care that we were last minute and we almost bought everything in there. Because it looked so good, smelled so good and when we got in the car we started eating everything. And it was amazing. Everything was amazing.We will definitely return

The atmosphere here is adorable, but unfortunately the food and coffee didn’t live up to it. The coffee was watery and sour, and the pastry I tried (a raspberry jam bar) was very underwhelming — mostly bar with very little jam. There was also no menu posted and no clear line, which led to people cutting in front of each other. The space itself is cute and best suited for individuals or pairs, but seating is very limited (especially outside), so larger groups would struggle. Overall, I really wanted to love this place, but the drinks and food were not for me.

Be sure to arrive earlier in the morning as when they sell out, they sell out! And there is typically a line. From artesian breads to flavorful scones to tasteful croissants, this place is where you need to go. We arrived about an hour after opening, and we waited for about 15 minutes in line which gave us the right amount of time to browse the display case and figure out what we wanted. I opted to go with their classic Market Bun which is a fried pastry rolled in cinnamon sugar. The outside was perfectly crisp with a soft chewy inside. The cinnamon sugar gave it the perfect touch of sweetness. I also had a taste of the almond croissant, it did not lack in the almond flavor, I do wish I tried the almond croissant with the chocolate because that would’ve been just what I was craving. Others

Stopped by here while in the area and it is definitely popular as there was a non-stop line and all the inside tables (about 5) were taken, but they had nice shaded outdoor tables with seats. They had a reasonable variety of scones, muffins, and other baked goods averaging about $4 each, along with loaves of bread and coffee and beverages. Staff were very friendly and the line moved quick. Overall we thought our scones were good with lots of fruit, and the bread was fresh and tasted great. Would love to see a little more variety and the Annapolis prices are a tad high, but such is the city. Anyhow, definitely give it a try - a friend swears their market buns are one of his favorite local baked goods.