Wooden Bakery

Top bakery/bread in Worcester! A co-op of young entrepreneurs with different businesses occupying an old industrial building. The Wooden Bakery is one of the more recent members of this collective, offering a selection of breads and other baked goods, coffee and tea. Indoor bar and table seating; ample parking in the back of the building (where the bakery and bar entrance is). People in the local community seem to have caught on to the quality of goods here as some items sell out immediately. At night, the Wooden Bar (in the adjacent space) comes alive. The business collective includes a construction business, a ceramics studio, growing organically —- the very type of organization that is likely to thrive in the future. Note: if arriving by car, best to use Google Maps or other navigation

I probably shouldn't be posting this review yet because I'm still high on the effects of the the magical food this place just sold me. Go get some of the best flaky pastries in Worcester. It's been around for a year and I am just now learning about it because it seems like "Wooden Bar" is the primary title that comes up in searches. We had some breakfast croissants along with a pecan bun and cheese Danish. Sacré blue it's delicious!

We bought a bunch of different pastries to try. Every single one of them was delicious! The combinations were unique, the pastry was buttery but light and generous in size. They also had the best quiche we’ve ever had. Highly recommended and will definitely return.

If you haven’t tried Wooden Bakery yet, do yourself a favor and do so. It’s a very unassuming place tucked inside Wooden Bar on Knowlton Ave. This place is a gem to be sure. I tried several of their pastries and all were outstanding. I’ve been to many French bakeries around the US and Europe and this is a close tie for one of my all time favs. Their croissants are perfection. The staff are super friendly. Don’t miss out! I think I have to go back again tomorrow 😋

Great assortment, tasty, plenty of nice seating to start a slow Sunday