Raleigh Tavern Bakery

  4.3 – 294 reviews   • Bakery

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Mellow bakery & cafe with an old-fashioned feel offering cookies, cider & light lunch fare.

✔️Breakfast ✔️Brunch ✔️Lunch ✔️Dine in ✔️Take out Raleigh Tavern Bakery 23185

Hours

Tuesday9 AM–5 PM
Wednesday9 AM–5 PM
Thursday9 AM–5 PM
Friday9 AM–5 PM
Saturday9 AM–5 PM
Sunday9 AM–5 PM
Monday9 AM–5 PM

Address and Contact Information

Address: 413 E Duke of Gloucester St, Williamsburg, VA 23185

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Website: https://www.colonialwilliamsburghotels.com/dining/raleigh-tavern-bakery/

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Reviews

Ben Ireland
This experience paled in comparison to the last time I was here a few years ago.

No more fresh bread, no assortment of food, just pre packaged cookies and a fridge full of over priced beer & beverages.

$7 for a beer isn’t the end of the world, but this used to be so much better than what we experienced today.

Definitely recommend just going somewhere else and eating beforehand.
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Campeon Marinero
★★★★★

This charming little village bakery is nothing short of a treasure. From the moment you walk through the door, you’re greeted by the comforting aroma of freshly baked bread and sweet pastries — the kind of scent that instantly feels like home.

Every offering is incredibly fresh and absolutely delicious. You can taste the quality in each bite — flaky, buttery pastries with perfectly balanced sweetness, tender cakes that melt in your mouth, and breads with a golden crust and soft, airy interior. Nothing feels mass-produced; everything tastes handcrafted with care and pride.

The atmosphere is warm and inviting, the kind of place where neighbors gather and visitors quickly feel like regulars. It’s clear that this bakery pours heart and dedication into every tray that comes out of the oven.

If you appreciate authentic, freshly made baked goods prepared with skill and love, this little village gem is a must-visit. I’ll certainly be returning for more.
The ginger cake and cream soda were my favorites.
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Richard LaBelle
Sad. Not much of a “bakery”… and forget about seeing a traditional colonial baker. Don’t waste the trip down the east end of Gloucester
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donald mckelvey
If you have been here in the past and enjoyed the fresh baked treats, you will be severely disappointed in the current offerings of the bakery.
Gone are most of the old staples, the salesperson said they do bake ginger cookies once a day and they are sold out almost immediately.
A VERY BIG DISAPPOINTMENT, we’ve been coming here for 50 years, another Colonial Williamsburg fail!!
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Louis and Elaine
The Raleigh Tavern Bakery is more of a food court than an actual bakery. The cookies are tasty but are prepackaged rather than fresh baked. They also have be beverages and coffee for sale. The building is colonial in appearance and is a replica of an actual building that would have been on the site. The staff are friendly and it’s fun.
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ManWorkingHere
Stopped in here for afternoon coffee and Hot Chocolate on 25 Sept 25. And a Chocolate Chip cookie to share.
Self serve coffee and chocolate and then cafeteria cashier, Montana, checked us out. Total bill $14.84
Outdoor seating available but we needed shade on this hot day.
Friendly family next to us gave us visiting tips for our next day trip to Washington DC
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Kate Rose
What happened to the colonial Williamsburg of the 90s?? This bakery used to be a family favorite- fresh baked gingerbread and more. Now everything is packaged, tastes dry, and twice the price. Skip this stop and try a local coffee shop instead.
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Kevin Horst
This cafe is more like a deli… prepackaged sandwiches and other food. The food was ok, but the sandwiches were rather dry. The glass bottled root beer and ginger cookies were good.
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torie quismundo
The fresh gingerbread cost is 3 for $4! It was delicious and hot with just a touch of crust on it. Oh to die for! The well dressed baker was kind and virtuous. Because it was Christmas time you can get a “fat man” ginger bread man cake which is also delicious. A ten percent discount is added for patriot pass or military. They offered breads and other cookies but we left with a huge bag of gingerbread!
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Jon H
It’s a good little place to pickup some pretty excellent baked goods. Recommend the cookies as they were basically amazing. Can’t wait to come back when we visit Williamsburg again!
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