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Devon · South West · United Kingdom

Real bakeries in Exeter

Exeter sits in Devon, South West, United Kingdom. Honest Bread lists 2 bakeries in and around Exeter that mix and bake from scratch, with no frozen or par-baked dough and no additives.

Between them, the Exeter bakers here make sourdough and rye sourdough. Every listing is either confirmed by the baker or compiled from public record, and we say which on each profile.

2 bakeries
2 bread types
Sourdough most common
Boatyard Bakery, Exeter
✓ Publicly sourced

Boatyard Bakery

Sourdough bakehouse and cafe in a Victorian warehouse on Exeter's quayside, home to Emma's Bread. Bakers make their loaves with flour, water, sea salt and their own sourdough cultures, sold seven days a week.

Sourdough
The Sidwell Street Bakehouse, Exeter
✓ Publicly sourced

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.

SourdoughRye Sourdough

Bread made in Exeter

Sourdough2Rye Sourdough1
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Real bread in Exeter, answered

Where can I buy real bread in Exeter?
Honest Bread lists 2 scratch bakeries in Exeter, including Boatyard Bakery and The Sidwell Street Bakehouse. Each bakes on its own premises with no frozen or par-baked dough. Open the profiles above for addresses and what each one bakes.
Where can I get real sourdough in Exeter?
Boatyard Bakery and The Sidwell Street Bakehouse are among the Exeter bakeries on Honest Bread known for sourdough. Genuine sourdough is leavened by a live starter alone, with no commercial yeast.
How do I know a Exeter bakery really bakes from scratch?
A bakery only appears on Honest Bread if it bakes from scratch on its premises, uses no artificial additives, and is independent and accountable. Listings are baker-signed or publicly sourced. The badge on each card tells you which.