Sharrock's English Bakery Panadería,Restaurant en New Bedford

Name: Sharrock's English Bakery
Address: 135 Potter St, New Bedford, United States
Telephone: 15089975710
Rating: 4.3

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Sharrock's English Bakery

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#88 De 296 en New Bedford

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Ambiente

8.7/10

Alimento

8.7/10

Interior

8.7/10

Precios

8.7/10

Servicio

8.7/10

Precio & Cocina

$ Internacional

Tipo de restaurante

Panadería, Restaurant

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135 Potter St, New Bedford, Estados Unidos

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The recipe for success of Sharrock Bakery is its nicely cooked crumpets.

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Austin Amaral

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4 months ago

Although these are the ONLY crumpets I've ever had, they quickly became my favorite breakfast. I eat these several times a week, and now that I've learned that they are local, I'll be continuing (happily) to support their business. Way better than English muffins. Hard to describe but they are delicious. I toast in my Ninja Air Fryer for 3:30 on each side (flip over), then eat with butter and strawberry jam.

JOANNE PILLING

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7 months ago

Nothing like a great crumpet with a cup of coffee for breakfast. So delicious!! Way better than an English muffin!!

Lucille Rissler

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8 months ago

Just bought some at Market Basket, they seem thicker and dry and edges were burned, used to be thinner and the tops were slanted not flat like now, has recipe changed.

Frederick Kelley

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9 months ago

Our family's favorite treat for breakfast! One of my uncles would buy many packages when visiting in the area as he was not able to get them in Connecticut.

Lucille Rissler

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9 months ago

Just bought some at Market Basket, they seem thicker and dry and edges were burned, used to be thinner and the tops were slanted not flat like now, has recipe changed.