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Exeter · Devon · United Kingdom The Sidwell Street Bakehouse
Community micro-bakery run by St Sidwell's Community Centre, baking sourdough and slow-fermented breads from stoneground organic flours while training volunteers. Sells in store, at Exeter Farmers' Market and to local delis.
2019 established
2 real breads
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178/179 Sidwell Street
Exeter, Devon
Exeter, Devon
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We compiled this listing from public sources that describe the bakery baking from scratch. The baker has not yet claimed it.
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The Sidwell Street Bakehouse, in plain terms
Does The Sidwell Street Bakehouse bake from scratch?
Yes. The Sidwell Street Bakehouse in Exeter, Devon qualifies for Honest Bread because it bakes from scratch on its own premises, uses no artificial additives, and is an independent bakery. This listing is compiled from public sources that describe the bakery baking on its own premises.
What bread does The Sidwell Street Bakehouse make?
The Sidwell Street Bakehouse is listed on Honest Bread for sourdough and rye sourdough. Every loaf is mixed and baked on the premises from honest ingredients, with no frozen or par-baked dough.
Where is The Sidwell Street Bakehouse?
The Sidwell Street Bakehouse is at 178/179 Sidwell Street, Exeter, Devon, the UK. Visit their website for current opening times and what is on the counter each day. You can find their location on the map above. Honest Bread only lists bakeries that bake on their own premises — this is where the bread is made.
Is The Sidwell Street Bakehouse an independent bakery?
Yes. The Sidwell Street Bakehouse has been baking in Exeter since 2019. It is an independent, accountable bakery — not a chain or a bake-off counter. Honest Bread lists only independent scratch bakers.
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