10 Bakeries for a Sweet Treat in St. John’s, Newfoundland

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Whether you’re craving flaky pastries, full‑flavored cookies, or indulgent chocolates, St. John’s boasts an impressive bakery scene. Here are some amazing bakeries where both locals and visitors satisfy their sweet tooth:


1. Manna European Bakery & Deli

Why visit: This long-standing bakery (since 1983) is beloved for scratch-made pastries, cakes, scones, and gluten-free treats. It’s a reliable spot for both sweet indulgences and casual deli fare.

2. Rocket Bakery & Fresh Food

Why visit: A charming French-inspired café offering homemade pastries, the “schnecke” croissant, and sweet + savory baked goods paired with great coffee—all in a cozy, welcoming setting.

3. Volcano Bakery

Why visit: Known for homestyle, Icelandic-inspired pastries, like Boston cream croissants, flaky scones, and lemon squares—Volcano delivers a uniquely comforting bakery experience.

4. Postmaster’s Bakery

Why visit: Downtown artisan bakery with a warm atmosphere, house-made sweets, and friendly service. Always topping local favorite lists.

5. Newfoundland Chocolate Company

Why visit: A chocolatier café that’s a go-to for decadent chocolates, truffles, and some of the richest hot chocolate around, perfect for a cozy treat stop.

6. Newfoundland Donut Company

Why visit: Famous for its fresh, imaginative donuts with a rotating daily menu, this place earns top praise for flavor, presentation, and friendly service.


7. The Old Dublin Bakery


8. Birdie

9. Casablanca Bakery

10. Cakey Hand

Final Word

St. John’s delivers more than just breathtaking views, it’s also a haven for baked treats. From the elegant croissants at Rocket Bakery, to irresistible donuts at Newfoundland Donut Co., and comforting scones at Volcano Bakery, there’s a sweet bakery adventure around every corner. Pack your appetite and enjoy the local flavors!


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