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Loafers Bread Company is a local bakery and cafe known for its artisanal breads, fresh pastries, and warm community atmosphere. Founded over 30 years ago, Loafers Bread Co has become a staple in the Pittsburgh culinary scene, celebrated for its commitment to quality ingredients, traditional baking methods, and locally sourced products including its signature sourdough loaves, flavorful sandwiches, and rich, aromatic coffees. At Loafers Bread Co we believe in making and serving the best possible bread to our guests. Each and every day we mix our ingredients from scratch to begin our bread making process ensuring that freshness and quality are never compromised. Our breads, pastries, sandwiches and pies are always made fresh in our bakeries.
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Address: 1713 PA-228 D, Cranberry Twp, PA 16066
Phone: (724) 776-9944
Website: http://www.loafersbread.com/
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Loafers Bread, 1713 PA-228, Ste D, Cranberry, PA 16066, US
Reviews · The best bread you can get. · This is a clean restaurant in Cranberry Township. · Loafers Bread Co. has three retail locations in the Pittsburgh area.
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Alan F
I had to go to the nearby electronics repair shop, so my wife used the opportunity to go into Loafers. She emerged with a scone, a courtesy sample of some pumpkin-spice cake or muffin and a loaf of cherry-something challah bread.
The first item I tasted was the pumpkin-spice cake & I really liked that, as did she. Good texture, not overly sweet & the pumpkin-spice flavor was obvious, but not overpowering. Later I had some of the scone, of which I’ve never been much of a scone fan. I see them as a biscuit with less shortening & some sweetness instead. It was decent for a scone. I will say that it was waaaay better than one that was served to us at a visit to the nearby Johnson Tea House along 228.
Lastly the challah – not good IMO. It ‘s unlike any challah either of us grew up with. We’re used to a much richer dough; maybe eggy batter or something. This bread is just bleah. My wife grew up in eastern Long Island, so she’s eaten her share of challah bread & I’m from the east end of PGH that used to have many bakeries that sold this type of bread, none of which exist now, but all made a quality loaf. We agree 100% on the quality of three items, so that in itself is not typical. So maybe next Autumn we’ll return for some of the pumpkin-spice cake/bread/muffin.
… moreThe first item I tasted was the pumpkin-spice cake & I really liked that, as did she. Good texture, not overly sweet & the pumpkin-spice flavor was obvious, but not overpowering. Later I had some of the scone, of which I’ve never been much of a scone fan. I see them as a biscuit with less shortening & some sweetness instead. It was decent for a scone. I will say that it was waaaay better than one that was served to us at a visit to the nearby Johnson Tea House along 228.
Lastly the challah – not good IMO. It ‘s unlike any challah either of us grew up with. We’re used to a much richer dough; maybe eggy batter or something. This bread is just bleah. My wife grew up in eastern Long Island, so she’s eaten her share of challah bread & I’m from the east end of PGH that used to have many bakeries that sold this type of bread, none of which exist now, but all made a quality loaf. We agree 100% on the quality of three items, so that in itself is not typical. So maybe next Autumn we’ll return for some of the pumpkin-spice cake/bread/muffin.
Mich C
I have been a loyal Loafers fan for over a decade, in Fox Chapel, then Wexford and now Cranberry. Of the 3, Wexford is the best. My visits to Cranberry location in late 2025 were often disappointing, specifically the shocking cost of everything! $13 for s quart of soup, $17 for a salad, and limited menu compared to the other locations. I was going to pickup a small salad today but will not as $16.99 for a salad??? Is it going to be bigger and better than a Panera for $10? Not going to take my chances.
Sad how good things are going down in this economy.
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Chad Johns
So pretty good place for baked goods and food. My problem is with the incompetent children they have working there. Specifically go for sourdough bread and every time they say they can’t slice the damn bread!! I mean you put it in the machine it does all the work. I don’t want to nor do I have the time to try and slice fresh bread into nice equal slices
… moreZachary Yocca
Used to come here as a child for the cinnamon swirl bread and just came back for a visit after being away for 12 years. Had to stop in for a loaf! As soon as I tasted it I was transported back to all those years ago. Love this place and will always stop in when I’m in town.
… moreRichelle Gibson
Great place for soup and fresh sandwiches. Their bread is wonderful. FYI moms of young children, they do not have grilled cheese. Love the tomato basil soup. Usually not crowded for seating after 1 PM.
… moreMark LaFrance
First visit here, picked up a loaf of the honey white and a peach pie and oh wow! Outstanding!!
Give this place a try! They also have made to order sandwiches.
… moreGive this place a try! They also have made to order sandwiches.
Robin Shemela
So disappointed that they changed the apple, cranberry, pecan, spinach and chicken salad to romaine and spring mix. This is what was in my salad today! Ridiculous. If it’s not broke don’t fix it!
… moreE Moore
Great place to puck up a fresh lunch, the aoups are delicious as well as the sandwiches. Bit dont forget to pick up some cookies too!
… moreDoris Leo
We visited Cranberry PA as we were attending the Christmas Day Steelers game. We came in from Ontario Canada. We were treated by the most wonderful aromas of baked goods and soups. We decided on the vegetable soup and potato leek soup and Tuna salad sandwich. Everything was delicious and so so fresh. My favorite was the potato leek soup. So creamy, delicious goodness. We chose the Honey White bread… outstanding. My husband had the cherry chocolate chip muffin. It was scrumptious. I bought the caramel cashew biscotti – I’ve never had a better biscotti !!We will definitely be back when we visit PA again. Stop by and visit them and let them know Doris from Canada recommend the visit.
… moreWilliam Humes
I stopped in late evening , to get some soup for my family . I was quite surprised by the homemade soup selection they had , especially being the end of the day. It looked like they were starting to clean up , but the girl behind the counter took my order right away , she was very attentive and told me I get free rolls with my quart of soup! I apologized to her for coming in late and she was very friendly , asking me if I needed anything else like sandwiches , pastries , salad and bread . Great customer service and great food. I hope to be back to eat in for lunch one of these days!
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