Liberty Artisanal Bakery

Best croissant I’ve had on The Cape! They’ve perfected it — rich and flakey, impossibly layered with just the right amount of chew… AND THE FLAVOR!! It has that perfect slight tang of high quality cultured butter and natural leavening (which is absolutely essential and sets apart the great from the good). I’m so glad to hear they’re open year round on the weekends. We also had a blueberry corn scone which was wonderfully tender and had the faint hint of lemon that compliments the blueberry and corn so well. The walnut cranberry sourdough loaf was the final purchase on this my first (and definitely not my last) visit. The bread quality is also outstanding. A great crust without being too tough and a lovely moist but open and tender crumb — textbook sourdough (though not too sour). It was

Liberty Artisan breads has brought everything that Chatham was missing. An abundance of homemade breads, tasty treats and great coffee. They update their menu daily (on their website) and often switch their items, making every day exciting! Not to mention a great staff that is kind and helpful with making decisions! Definitely give them a try and don’t get discouraged if they run out because there will be great stuff the next day!

Wow. I waited for the summer visitors to leave so I could enjoy and relax. A nice Saturday morning group of people were gathered, buzzing about goings on, with happy tastebuds having coffee and treats. I have to say, their Lemon scones are outstanding! Everything was perfect. From the amount of lemon, the size, the texture, and a dab of sweetness. It was moist and flavorful, and I cant wait for the next! Hubby got a Blueberry scone and loved it as well! He's not usually vocal about the quality of an item, but he couldnt stop talking about it! Best around. Anywhere.

I had heard about this bakery from friends. I consolidated orders from five couples and drove 20 minutes to the bakery. I was the first in line when the bakery opened. Our five families wanted eight almond croissants, and I was told that we could have only four. The owner told me that this was a "community bakery" and he motioned to the line of people outside. He said that if we took eight croissants that there wouldn't be any for others who live "in the community". (I made the mistake of telling him that I had driven from Dennis, a nearby Cape Cod town, but not in Chatham.) Meanwhile I could see at least three dozen almond croissants in racks. I bought my four croissants and then the owner followed me to the cash register and started telling me again that this was a "community bak

Truly amazing bread - delicious, substantial - worthy to be called the staff of life. And the croissants - yum!