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Bethel Bakery
Jeanne Loy Brown
Awesome Bakery!
Excellent Customer Service!
Delicious baked goods!
Excellent Customer Service!
Delicious baked goods!
Tammy Fizek
We had a cake made for my Hubby's 50th last weekend. I had a Polish Eagle image on it and EVERYONE commented that it was the most beautiful cake they have seen. It was absolutely amazing. Your… artists are in a class by themselves. Thank you so much for making this delicious and beautiful dessert to finish our celebration! more »
We had a cake made for my Hubby's 50th last weekend. I had a Polish Eagle image on it and EVERYONE commented that it was the most beautiful cake they have seen. It was absolutely amazing. Your artists are in a class by themselves. Thank you so much for making this delicious and beautiful dessert to finish our celebration!
Patti Lane Peterson
I love all the breads, maple rools are so good.
Beautiful cakes. I love this place.
Beautiful cakes. I love this place.
Sherrie Barilaro
There was the most beautiful cake with roses on it that I ever saw
Kathryn Duffill
I provided Katlyn/Bethel Bakery with a picture of an M&M cake for my husband's 60th birthday. Bethel Bakery are my husband's (& mine) favorite cakes. This cake surpassed all of my expectat…ions. Not only was it the exact design I provided in the picture, it was DELICIOUS!!!! All of our guests commented on the unique design and everyone raved about how good it was. I would HIGHLY recommend them for all your dessert needs. more »
I provided Katlyn/Bethel Bakery with a picture of an M&M cake for my husband's 60th birthday. Bethel Bakery are my husband's (& mine) favorite cakes. This cake surpassed all of my expectations. Not only was it the exact design I provided in the picture, it was DELICIOUS!!!! All of our guests commented on the unique design and everyone raved about how good it was. I would HIGHLY recommend them for all your dessert needs.
Jonathan Miller
Best bakery in the South Hills.
Debbie Smith
Along with all the delicious pastries there coffee an donuts are excellent!
Grayce Love
One of the best bakeries in Pittsburgh! Their wedding cakes are to die for, as is their signature buttercream frosting.… more »
One of the best bakeries in Pittsburgh! Their wedding cakes are to die for, as is their signature buttercream frosting.
Sandy Ciarmella
Bethel Park Bakery is the Best Bakery! Love all their bakery goods. I bought my mother a beautiful cake for her 90th Birthday. It was swirled in beautiful roses and absolutely delicious! Number one ba…kery! more »
Bethel Park Bakery is the Best Bakery! Love all their bakery goods. I bought my mother a beautiful cake for her 90th Birthday. It was swirled in beautiful roses and absolutely delicious! Number one bakery!
Business Response:
Thank you, Sandy!
CaptainSPI
Travelling through the BP area and just needed to stop in, check out the selection and get some nut rolls for breakfast. The interior is about the same, the counter help is the same only the faces are… different, and the selection is consistent. Now this is a classic and landmark in BP and Pittsburgh, so things here have to remain constant. The nut rolls were good as was a square of carrot cake for an afternoon sugar fix. Not much humor with the counter help (one friend with me had worked there years ago and noticed that difference too). I guess at the morning rush, the atmosphere would be different. Nice view of the new fire station too! more »
Travelling through the BP area and just needed to stop in, check out the selection and get some nut rolls for breakfast. The interior is about the same, the counter help is the same only the faces are different, and the selection is consistent. Now this is a classic and landmark in BP and Pittsburgh, so things here have to remain constant. The nut rolls were good as was a square of carrot cake for an afternoon sugar fix. Not much humor with the counter help (one friend with me had worked there years ago and noticed that difference too). I guess at the morning rush, the atmosphere would be different. Nice view of the new fire station too!
Renee Scott Wentzel
Picked up donuts at the store on 19 between Washington and McMurray. Freshest donuts ever! Bethel Bakery has nevered failed me...cookies, cakes, donuts...yum!… more »
Picked up donuts at the store on 19 between Washington and McMurray. Freshest donuts ever! Bethel Bakery has nevered failed me...cookies, cakes, donuts...yum!
Business Response:
Thank you, Renee!
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Edit5200 Brightwood Road, Bethel Park, PA 15102
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About
EditSince Bethel Bakery opened for business in the 1955 in the south hills section of Pittsburgh, generations of patrons have made their way to the shop for the bakeryâs signature pastries, cookies, cof…feecakes and one-of-a-kind cakes.
With a number of years of bakery experience, a stint in the Navy behind him and a small inheritance, Morris Walsh, with characteristic determination, made his dream of owning his own bakery a reality when he and a partner opened for business during the Eisenhower administration. While his business partner left the venture within a few months, Morris soon gained another associate, his future wife, Anna.
Together, the couple built the boutique bakery into one of the busiest and most beloved purveyors of high-quality baked goods in western Pennsylvania. And they did it while raising seven children, all of whom would eventually work in the family business.
Today, a second generation of the Walsh family manages the bakery. John and his wife, Chris, took over day-to-day operations in 1991and expanded the already extensive inventory of baked goods, but Morris and Annaâs legacy of exceptional quality and customer service lives on.
People travel for miles for a taste of Bethel Bakeryâs signature buttercream icing and discriminating brides across the region wouldnât dream of celebrating their nuptials with anything but a hand-crafted, custom-designed Bethel Bakery cake decorated by one of the shopâs talented designers.
In 2006, Bethel Bakeryâs iconic status in the region was recognized by award-winning documentary filmmaker Rick Sebak, who featured the bakery in his WQED program, âWhat Makes Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh.â
In an era driven by convenience and competition from mega-markets and chain stores, Bethel Bakery has endured because it is far more than just a retailer of baked goodsâit is an memorable destination experience and a nostalgic reminder of the charms of independent bakeries that were once part of the fabric of every community.more »
With a number of years of bakery experience, a stint in the Navy behind him and a small inheritance, Morris Walsh, with characteristic determination, made his dream of owning his own bakery a reality when he and a partner opened for business during the Eisenhower administration. While his business partner left the venture within a few months, Morris soon gained another associate, his future wife, Anna.
Together, the couple built the boutique bakery into one of the busiest and most beloved purveyors of high-quality baked goods in western Pennsylvania. And they did it while raising seven children, all of whom would eventually work in the family business.
Today, a second generation of the Walsh family manages the bakery. John and his wife, Chris, took over day-to-day operations in 1991and expanded the already extensive inventory of baked goods, but Morris and Annaâs legacy of exceptional quality and customer service lives on.
People travel for miles for a taste of Bethel Bakeryâs signature buttercream icing and discriminating brides across the region wouldnât dream of celebrating their nuptials with anything but a hand-crafted, custom-designed Bethel Bakery cake decorated by one of the shopâs talented designers.
In 2006, Bethel Bakeryâs iconic status in the region was recognized by award-winning documentary filmmaker Rick Sebak, who featured the bakery in his WQED program, âWhat Makes Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh.â
In an era driven by convenience and competition from mega-markets and chain stores, Bethel Bakery has endured because it is far more than just a retailer of baked goodsâit is an memorable destination experience and a nostalgic reminder of the charms of independent bakeries that were once part of the fabric of every community.more »
Since Bethel Bakery opened for business in the 1955 in the south hills section of Pittsburgh, generations of patrons have made their way to the shop for the bakeryâs signature pastries, cookies, coffeecakes and one-of-a-kind cakes.
With a number of years of bakery experience, a stint in the Navy behind him and a small inheritance, Morris Walsh, with characteristic determination, made his dream of owning his own bakery a reality when he and a partner opened for business during the Eisenhower administration. While his business partner left the venture within a few months, Morris soon gained another associate, his future wife, Anna.
Together, the couple built the boutique bakery into one of the busiest and most beloved purveyors of high-quality baked goods in western Pennsylvania. And they did it while raising seven children, all of whom would eventually work in the family business.
Today, a second generation of the Walsh family manages the bakery. John and his wife, Chris, took over day-to-day operations in 1991and expanded the already extensive inventory of baked goods, but Morris and Annaâs legacy of exceptional quality and customer service lives on.
People travel for miles for a taste of Bethel Bakeryâs signature buttercream icing and discriminating brides across the region wouldnât dream of celebrating their nuptials with anything but a hand-crafted, custom-designed Bethel Bakery cake decorated by one of the shopâs talented designers.
In 2006, Bethel Bakeryâs iconic status in the region was recognized by award-winning documentary filmmaker Rick Sebak, who featured the bakery in his WQED program, âWhat Makes Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh.â
In an era driven by convenience and competition from mega-markets and chain stores, Bethel Bakery has endured because it is far more than just a retailer of baked goodsâit is an memorable destination experience and a nostalgic reminder of the charms of independent bakeries that were once part of the fabric of every community.
With a number of years of bakery experience, a stint in the Navy behind him and a small inheritance, Morris Walsh, with characteristic determination, made his dream of owning his own bakery a reality when he and a partner opened for business during the Eisenhower administration. While his business partner left the venture within a few months, Morris soon gained another associate, his future wife, Anna.
Together, the couple built the boutique bakery into one of the busiest and most beloved purveyors of high-quality baked goods in western Pennsylvania. And they did it while raising seven children, all of whom would eventually work in the family business.
Today, a second generation of the Walsh family manages the bakery. John and his wife, Chris, took over day-to-day operations in 1991and expanded the already extensive inventory of baked goods, but Morris and Annaâs legacy of exceptional quality and customer service lives on.
People travel for miles for a taste of Bethel Bakeryâs signature buttercream icing and discriminating brides across the region wouldnât dream of celebrating their nuptials with anything but a hand-crafted, custom-designed Bethel Bakery cake decorated by one of the shopâs talented designers.
In 2006, Bethel Bakeryâs iconic status in the region was recognized by award-winning documentary filmmaker Rick Sebak, who featured the bakery in his WQED program, âWhat Makes Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh.â
In an era driven by convenience and competition from mega-markets and chain stores, Bethel Bakery has endured because it is far more than just a retailer of baked goodsâit is an memorable destination experience and a nostalgic reminder of the charms of independent bakeries that were once part of the fabric of every community.
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