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6 more Burnaby bakeries you need to try this winter
Here are six more bakeries you should visit in Burnaby before spring gets here!
Burnaby Beacon Staff
February 03, 2023
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A couple of months ago, we gave you a list of Burnaby bakeries you needed to try as the weather got colder. Well here we are, weeks later, and it's still cold out! The only way forward is to eat more carbs. Here are six more bakeries you should visit in Burnaby before spring gets here!
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Alright, we made the horrible mistake of omitting FiorDiLatte Cafe from our original list of bakeries in Novemberโand you folks let us know. We're sorry! We promise it was NOT on purpose, because FDL has some of the most delectable baked goods in the city. From hearty and savoury sandwiches to oeey-gooey pastries, it's got it allโplus an aesthetically pleasing location to sit down and enjoy your meal with a nice cup of coffee.
Address: #100B-4233 E Hastings St.
Valley Bakery has been in business in Burnaby for more than 60 years and the cakes decorated with whipped cream, custards, and buttercream are northing short of legendary. If you don't want to wait for a special occasion, stop by any day to try the freshly baked breads, pastries, cookies, and more!
Address: 4058 Hastings St.
One of the most popular bakeries and cafes in the city, and for good reason! Whether you're in the mood for brunch with the girls, or you're looking for a place to hunker down with a cup of coffee and get some studying done, you can find a nice corner in La Foret. Make sure to try the waffle platter or the spicy bulgogi sandwich!
Address: 6848 Jubilee Ave.
Bon Bon Bakery
Another Heights institution! Bon Bon Bakery has been on the scene in Burnaby for more than 40 years and with its experienced staff and delicious cakes, it's a destination for special events. Check them out for your wedding, birthday, or bridal shower! It also serves up freshly baked bread alongside cookies, pastries, and more.
Address: 4622 Hastings St.
For Eastern European style bread and other baked goods like burek, kifle, meat pies, and more, head to Rustic Bread Bakery! This family-owned joint near Edmonds doesn't have much of a social media presence, but online reviewers say it's a must-visit. Try the vanilla cookies, the pull-apart bread with sesame seeds, and the baklava!
Address: 7487 Edmonds St.
This Lougheed-area family-owned bakery serves up the cutest little roll cakes you'll ever see! Many of the recipes feature Asian influence. Try the matcha, earl grey, or the real cacao roll. Also featured on the menu are freshly baked savoury breads like olive ciabatta and mochi-style pizza bread!
Address: #111G-4501 North Rd.