Bell Island Co-op Bakery

Stayed on Bell Island for 3 nights and tried pretty much everything at the bakery...fresh and delicious! My only complaint...we left on Monday and they were closed so I couldn't get more treats to bring back to St. John's with me!! Awesome local spot!!!

I heard so many good things about the bakery when I got to Bell Island. I was excited to visit and buy some goodies and bread, but was sorely disappointed. The coconut cream pie was covered in whipped cream from a can, the little cakes were made from a mix, and the buns were very light and flavourless. I hope a baker arrives and begins baking with good ingredients and with some love of the craft.

The raisin tea buns are exquisite. Cute, cosy atmosphère at the bakery, where you can also get a coffee and / or a breakfast sandwich and sit and relax for a while. In addition to billowing loaves of white bread, there are also traditional Canadian sweets (bars & cookies & such).

They make pretty good lemon cakes.

Awesome service, great baked goods and prices are fair

The bread is to die for. Had a donut and it was amazing. Honestly this place is a MUST if you are visiting Bell Island.

B'y by fare some of the best baked goods around. Was a static to see my wife come out with an Island Delight of small marshmallows with coconut sprinkles on top and biscuits as well. Just like my grandmother from Bell Island use to make. A must stop for All...

If you aren't a local you wouldn't know to go to the counter to order. We sat at a table as the waitress came in and out a few times without any acknowledgement or hellos etc... we're finally asked a table beside us if we go order at counter. There are also people come in and buy bread etc to go.So yes go up and order ..but the ordering is confusing too because you circle items on a sheet but also offers options if you don't want....anyway it is not effective and proved to be confusing as I got the wrong items on a straightforward order I thought to keep things simple.The waitress gave us a tea and coffee long after us sitting there and us asking for it and mine no joke was stone cold..she said sorry and I got eventually a boiled kettle and instant coffee grinds! I don't usually complain. But the entire experience was horrible. It was not busy and we were there way before tourist season starts and it took us over an hour for breakfast before heading to the iron ore museum....so there we had tea and coffee and muffins at the museum cafe after its tour....knowing it was there I would have eaten there. The staff, guides and cafeteria helpers were very friendly kind and talkative...they made our experience of bell island fantastic.

Fresh, delicious locally made baked goods at great prices. Added bonus of serving a wonderful breakfast and other specials occasionally with seating to enjoy what you've purchased.