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26 Best Bakery & Pastry Shop Website Examples (Ideas & Inspiration)

Looking for some great bakery website design inspiration? Then you have come to the right place.

We have analyzed many bakery websites and selected the best examples from various bakery categories, from pastry shops to artisanal bakeries. This makes for some great inspiration for you as you consider your own website.

Best bakery websites

With online ordering and takeout essential in 2021, bakeries need a website that will appeal to potential customers. Some bakeries invest in custom designs; others opt for templates and choose to design their own.

No matter how you approach it, it’s important to have a website that reflects your bakery’s brand.

Now, let’s get into it!

Abbots and Kinney

Abbots and Kinney are located in Adelaide, Australia. Apart from bread, they also offer high-quality pastries that are famous for their exotic combinations of ingredients. They also have a beautifully designed cafe.

Image of website design of Abbots and Kinney
Image of website design of Abbots and Kinney

Joseph Brot, Vienna

Joseph Brot was founded in 2009 by Josef Weghaupt. The bread is baked with all-natural ingredients and given at least 24 hours to rest before they bake it twice in the steam oven.

Image of website design of Joseph Brot

Maison Dandoy, Belgium

Maison Dandoy opened in 1829 in Brussels. Artisanal biscuits are their traditional and most popular product. Customers can choose from a range of flavors including caramel beurre salé.

Image of website design of Maison Dandoy
Image of website design of Maison Dandoy

Poilâne

Created in 1932 by Pierre Poilâne, the renowned Parisian bakery Poilâne has been around for decades. For years, they’ve kept the traditions in mind by using the best ingredients to produce high-quality bread for all.

Image of website design of Poilane Bakery

Bourke Street Bakery NYC

“This is our first Bourke Street Bakery outside of Oz, and YES, like many of you, we too had a dream to move to the Big Apple and be surrounded by food & coffee-crazed, passionate people.”

Website image of Bourke Street Bakery NYC
Website image of Bourke Street Bakery NYC

Breadblock

Breadblok is a gluten-free bakery in Santa Monica, California. They make the purest gluten-free bread and pastries. The majority of the ingredients used are 100-percent organic, and everything that comes out of their ovens is made without gums, soy, and refined sugars.

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Pierre Hermé

Pierre Herme is a renowned French pastry chef and chocolatier. At the tender age of 14, he began his career as an apprentice to Gaston Lenôtre. He was awarded World’s Best Pastry Chef by the World’s 50 Best Restaurants in 2016.

website of Pierre Hermé
website of Pierre Hermé

Crumbs & Doilies

Crumbs & Doilies is a pastry shop in Soho where they bake an entirely new menu of sweet treats every day of the week.

website example image of Crumbs & Doiles
website example image of Crumbs & Doiles

Bourke Street Bakery Sydney

Bourke Street Bakery started as a small, independent neighborhood bakery in Sydney. They make everything they can by hand. Hard work, high-quality ingredients, and an artisanal spirit combine to create the delicious treats that have made Bourke Street Bakery famous.

Bourke Street Bakery has been involved with food charities and local communities for years. Their most recent initiative is The Bread & Butter Project – a social enterprise bakery.

website example image of Bourke Street Bakery Sydney

The Bread & Butter Project

“As Australia’s first social enterprise bakery, The Bread & Butter Project invest 100% of our profits into helping shape the lives of those seeking refuge and asylum – just as they shape loaves for you to eat and feel good about”.

website image of The Bread & Butter Project

Pastéis de Belém

Pastéis de BelémIn is a historic pastry shop in Lisbon, Portugal. In the 18th century, the pastries known as ‘Pasteis de Belém’ began as a secret recipe handed down from the monks of the Monastery of Belém and only revealed to its master pastry makers. 

website image of pastry shop Pastéis de Belém

Jane The Bakery

In 2016, Jane the Bakery opened its doors on Geary Street in the Lower Fillmore neighborhood in San Francisco. Since then, they’ve been known as a go-to bakery for various bread, pastries, and cold sandwiches.

website image of Jane the bakery

Pasticceria Marchesi of Milan, Italy

Pasticceria Marchesi is the historical pasticceria of Milan, Italy. For over 100 years, it has been a leader in the quality of its fresh patisserie, its signature chocolate confections, and its classic Milanese Panettone.

 Image of the website for Pasticceria Marchesi of Milan

Patisserie 46

Patisserie 46 is a Minneapolis-based French patisserie that offers traditional pastries, bread, crêpes, and other treats. Its location as a neighborhood spot makes it more welcoming and friendly than most of the city’s other pastry shops.

website image of Patisserie 46

Tartine Bakery Cafe San Francisco

Tartine Bakery Cafe in San Francisco is a modern, urban bakery cafe serving delicious, rustic bread focusing on seasonal, organic products. The writer Michael Pollan in the book Cooked calls it “the best bread I ever tasted.” See also Bon Appetit: America’s Most Influential Bakery.

website image of Tartine Bakery Cafe San Francisco

Stohrer The Oldest Patisserie in Paris

Stohrer, the oldest patisserie in Paris, has been around since 1730. Nicolas Stohrer founded it, a pastry chef for King Louis XV. Often cited as “the best pastry in Paris,” it is still located at rue Montorgueil. What makes it more than just a shop is its history and lavish décor that has survived over time.

website image of Stohrer The Oldest Patisserie in Paris
website image of Stohrer The Oldest Patisserie in Paris

LA Baking Co.

Since 1991, the Los Angeles Baking Co. has provided delicious baked goods for consumers in Southern California. They provide quality products and excellent customer service year-round at a fair price.

website image of LA Baking Co.

Lune Croissanterie

Lune Croissanterie: “Lune is unique; designed to inspire a commitment to precision in each exquisite detail, during every stage of the croissant-making process. Lune is not a shop, nor is it a factory. It is a celebration of the creation, complexity and ultimate enjoyment of a croissant”.

Lune Croissanterie image of website

Jason Bakery

Since its founding in 2011, Jason Bakery has been one of the most successful artisan bakeries in Cape Town. A range of baked goods from delicious sourdough, viennoiserie, and baguettes to delicious breakfast and lunch options.

webdesign example of Jason Bakery
webdesign example of Jason Bakery

Jenna Rae Cakes 

Jenna Rae Cakes is a boutique bakery that specializes in hand-crafted wedding cakes. After watching an episode of the Cake Boss television series, Jenna began posting her designs on Facebook. When orders then started flooding in, she then started her business.

website image of Jenna Rae Cakes
website image of Jenna Rae Cakes

Gruber Brot

Gruber Brot is located in Lienz, Austria, where they have been in business since 1938. Its mission is to produce locally and sustainably while still using modern technology and science.

images of website design of Gruber Brot

Maison Landemaine

Located in Paris and Tokyo, Maison Landemaine bakes without preservatives and uses only natural and organic ingredients.

website image Maison Landemaine bakery

Cédric Grolet

Cédric Grolet is the executive pastry chef at the two-MICHELIN-starred restaurant Le Meurice in Paris, France. He specializes in reinventing traditional French desserts, and his pastries are known for their likeness to the fruits from which they are made. In 2018 he opened a pastry shop within Le Meurice in Paris.

website image of Cédric Grolet

Du Pain et des Idees

Du Pain et des Idees is a boulangerie in Paris. Baker Christophe Vasseur is famous for his passion for artisan-quality bread and pastries.

website of Du Pain et des Idees boulangerie
website of Du Pain et des Idees boulangerie

Gontran Cherrier

Gontran Cherrier, an artisan baker and patissier, is one of the most important French names in the industry. His expertise is based on the creation of classic French bread and pastry that are traditional yet innovative.

Image of website design of Gontran Cherrier

Conclusion: What Can We Learn From Bakery & Pastry Shop Websites?

These examples have given us insight into what makes up an effective website design, including color, logo usage and appearance, navigation, prominent menu items, and content.

A few important topics that become very clear as we look at the examples here are:

Visual impression: Great bar websites make their sites easy to navigate and easy to understand. A visual voice consistent with your bakery’s brand allows your potential customers to quickly and easily understand what the site is about.

Contact information easily visible: Website visitors need to be able to find information quickly and easily. Visitors will expect to see your contact information upon landing on your bar’s site: Hours of operation, address, and phone number.

Include the right content: Do you include specific pages for your key services and about page. Is your website connected to your social media? Writing more content on a news or blog page will help your bar show up higher on Google and other search engines.

We hope you found some inspiration to create your own bar website or to improve an existing one.

Next, I recommend this post: 29 Quick Cafe Marketing Ideas to Attract More Customers.

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Jan is a writer and content creator at KitchenBusiness.com with a focus on the restaurant and food service industry. Drawing from his background in tech and UX design, Jan breaks down complex systems into digestible, actionable insights.

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