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Open today · 6:30 am – 2 pm

Bread before sunrise, buns by seven.

A small neighborhood bakehouse. Sourdough, morning buns and strong coffee, baked in small batches every morning and gone by early afternoon.

Fresh today: maple oat sourdough $9, cardamom morning bun $4.50, blueberry-lemon scone $4, hand pie of the day $7, butter croissant $4 and hot cider $3.50.

The oven clock

What’s coming out, and when

When it’s gone, it’s gone. The owner updates this board each morning from a phone.

  1. 6:30am

    Doors open

    Croissants, morning buns and the first pot of drip coffee.

  2. 7:00am

    Bread is out

    Country and maple oat sourdough, plus the first baguettes.

  3. 11:00am

    Round two

    Fresh baguettes and the hand pie of the day: ham, cheddar and greens.

  4. 2:00pm

    Ovens off

    We close at two, or a little sooner if the shelves are bare.

Order ahead

Skip the line.

Order by 8 pm for pickup the next morning, or by 10 am for same-day pickup after noon. Whole loaves, pastry boxes and cakes for events.

  1. Pick your bakesChoose from the same menu you see here.
  2. Choose a pickup timeSlots every 15 minutes.
  3. Pay online or at the counterYour order waits with your name on it.
Start a pickup order

In this sample the button goes nowhere. On a real site it opens the bakery’s own ordering page (for example Square Online or Toast).

Hours & visit

Come say hi

Opening hours
Tuesday – Friday6:30 am – 2 pm
Saturday7 am – 2 pm
Sunday7 am – noon
MondayClosed

12 Mill Street (sample address)
Parking behind the building, bike rack out front.

Call (207) 555-0142 (a fictional number)

Illustrated map: the bakehouse on Mill Street, one block up from the river (sample) Bakehouse Mill St the river

Our story

Two ovens, one sourdough starter, and an alarm that goes off at 3:45 every morning.

On a real site, this is where the owner tells how the bakery started, in their own words, with a real photo of the ovens and the people who run them. We keep it short: two or three paragraphs people actually read.

This sample shows the layout we’d use for a bakery or café: what’s fresh and when you’re open come first, because that’s what most visitors want to know.

A sample concept by Royal River Web Studio, New Gloucester, Maine. This business is fictional. Want a site like this for your real business?