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Bethel Bakery
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!
Marsha L
Very few times have we been disappointed in the quality/value of the bakery items. They've been changing up their selections and we're always open to trying new items. Wish they still made t…heir own bread! more »
Very few times have we been disappointed in the quality/value of the bakery items. They've been changing up their selections and we're always open to trying new items. Wish they still made their own bread!
Andy Rogers
We love the cakes!
Business Response:
Thanks, Andy!!
Caitlin Brosnahan
Everything about Bethel Bakery is simply amazing.
Business Response:
Thank you, Caitlin! We appreciate your review!
randall williams
Good prices, excellent taste. Plenty of selection
Mike Flesch
Absolutely delectable!
Live in the South Side near Bethel Park for over 3 years. Great place to grab baked goods?… more »
Live in the South Side near Bethel Park for over 3 years. Great place to grab baked goods?… more »
Absolutely delectable!
Live in the South Side near Bethel Park for over 3 years. Great place to grab baked goods?
Live in the South Side near Bethel Park for over 3 years. Great place to grab baked goods?
Trevor Groves
Pastries galore here! If you have a need for sweets, bread, pastries, danishes, cookies, cakes, look no further. This local shop has been amazing for many years. Nut rolls, yum-yums, doughnuts...serio…usly. If you have 5 minutes extra on your drive go here. Customer service can help with everything. Be careful, they'll leave you coming back for more...or they could run out of the good stuff before you get there. Go early! more »
Pastries galore here! If you have a need for sweets, bread, pastries, danishes, cookies, cakes, look no further. This local shop has been amazing for many years. Nut rolls, yum-yums, doughnuts...seriously. If you have 5 minutes extra on your drive go here. Customer service can help with everything. Be careful, they'll leave you coming back for more...or they could run out of the good stuff before you get there. Go early!
Audrey Lekovitch
Best cakes around! Great staff !
Matt Juskowich
Best Bakery in the South Hills!!! Great Food & Service!!!!
Business Response:
Thank you, Matt!!
Brittany Bubonovich
Yesterday we picked up our sons 4th birthday cake. He wanted a fishing theme cake so bad and we must have called every Bakery in the area and surprisingly nobody does fishing theme cakes....except Bet…hel Bakery!!
When we got home with the cake and showed it to Wyatt these were his exact words...
"It's everything that I wanted I love it mom"
Thank you for going above and beyond (as always) and making this little guy so happy on his birthday!!
It was white cake with traditional French buttercream icing and it was delicious!! Not sure who the decorator was but can you PLEASE give them my sincerest thank you for doing such an amazing job!
I will post picture in the comments below! more »
When we got home with the cake and showed it to Wyatt these were his exact words...
"It's everything that I wanted I love it mom"
Thank you for going above and beyond (as always) and making this little guy so happy on his birthday!!
It was white cake with traditional French buttercream icing and it was delicious!! Not sure who the decorator was but can you PLEASE give them my sincerest thank you for doing such an amazing job!
I will post picture in the comments below! more »
Yesterday we picked up our sons 4th birthday cake. He wanted a fishing theme cake so bad and we must have called every Bakery in the area and surprisingly nobody does fishing theme cakes....except Bethel Bakery!!
When we got home with the cake and showed it to Wyatt these were his exact words...
"It's everything that I wanted I love it mom"
Thank you for going above and beyond (as always) and making this little guy so happy on his birthday!!
It was white cake with traditional French buttercream icing and it was delicious!! Not sure who the decorator was but can you PLEASE give them my sincerest thank you for doing such an amazing job!
I will post picture in the comments below!
When we got home with the cake and showed it to Wyatt these were his exact words...
"It's everything that I wanted I love it mom"
Thank you for going above and beyond (as always) and making this little guy so happy on his birthday!!
It was white cake with traditional French buttercream icing and it was delicious!! Not sure who the decorator was but can you PLEASE give them my sincerest thank you for doing such an amazing job!
I will post picture in the comments below!
Christina Steele Milne
They did an amazing job w/ our wedding cake! We received compliments all night and still get questions about it to this day! Everyone was super helpful and wanted to make sure we had our dream cake. D…efinitely recommend them! more »
They did an amazing job w/ our wedding cake! We received compliments all night and still get questions about it to this day! Everyone was super helpful and wanted to make sure we had our dream cake. Definitely recommend them!
Business Response:
Thank you, Christina! We were honored to be a part of your special day!
DebbieA45
In the last few months we have visited 4 times and every time we have tried something different. I got a cake for our anniversary. It was very good. We have tried donuts, nutrolls, cookies, and other …baked goods.... all worth the visit. Will definitely return. more »
In the last few months we have visited 4 times and every time we have tried something different. I got a cake for our anniversary. It was very good. We have tried donuts, nutrolls, cookies, and other baked goods.... all worth the visit. Will definitely return.
Michelle Leicht
Best bakery ever an the service always with a smile
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Edit5200 Brightwood Road, Bethel Park, PA 15102
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Today 7:00 am - 6:00 pm
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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