The best bakeries in Suffolk that are well worth a visit

Here are five bakeries selling sweet treats that are worth a visit.

1. Pump Street Bakery

The award-winning Pump Street Bakery in Orford is a popular place for many to get their sweet treat fix.

The bakery was named one of the best in the country by the readers of the Financial Times earlier this year. 

This historic bakery was also voted the Most Loved in East Anglia during Craft Bakers’ Week 2015.

Where: 1 Unicorns Pump Street, Orford IP12 2LZ

2. The Cornish Bakery

Located in the heart of Southwold the Cornish Bakery is popular not only among locals but those visiting the seaside town as well.

The bakery offers focaccia, savoury scones, Cornish pasties and much more.

Where: 54 High Street, Southwold IP18 6DN

3. Wooster's Bakery 

Wooster's Bakery is run by Will Wooster and is extremely popular, often selling out before closing.

Will Wooster, owner of Willy Woosters Bakery (Image: Newsquest)It was also recently named as one of the best bakeries in the UK by The Times. 

Regulars know to pre-order their favourites online. 

The Times named Wooster's as one of the best bakeries in the UK describing it as "totally special". 

Where: 8 Langton Place, Hatter St, Bury Saint Edmunds IP33 1NE

4. Two Magpies Bakery 

Rebecca Bishop founded Two Magpies in 2013 and it is now a fast-expanding bakery chain.

Goodies inside Two Magpies Bakery (Image: Newsquest)

It specialised in long-fermented sourdough bread, along with cakes and pastries and became very popular.

A year after opening it was shortlisted for the Observer Food Monthly Awards.

Where: 88 High Street, Southwold IP18 6DP

5. The Penny Bun Bakehouse

Run by chef and baker Johnny Spillings, The Penny Bakehouse often sells out quickly.

A lot of orders are taken online which avoids disappointment for customers. 

Products from The Penny Bun Bakehouse can also be purchased from The Box in Southwold.

Where: 9-11 Harvest Drive, Lowestoft NR33 7NB