Concept site by Loopfound Corncrake Bakery is a fictional bakery

Corncrake Bakery

Open Tuesday to Saturday, from 8

It’s still warm.

Bread, buns and a proper cup of tea on the main street. Get in before the brown bread’s gone, because it will be.

See what’s left today Order a cake
Shelves and wire trays packed with soda bread, fruit scones, apple tarts, sausage rolls and sugared doughnuts.
This morning’s lot. Ovens on at five, no complaints.

Today’s board

What comes out of the oven, and when.

  • Brown breadOut at 7.30
  • White sodaOut at 7.30
  • Fruit sconesOut at 8
  • Sausage rollsOut at 9
  • Jam doughnutsOut at 9.30
  • Apple tartOut at 10.30
  • Today’s specialOut at 11

On a real site, Bríd would change this from her phone in ten seconds. For this demo it follows the clock.

Bríd’s been at this since 1994

The whole window, and what it’ll cost you.

Birthdays, christenings, communions, a good excuse

Build your cake. See the price before you ring anyone.

A cream two-layer cake on a stand.
A two-tier cream buttercream cake with yellow primroses on a white stand.
One Bríd made earlier
1 How many are you feeding?
2 What’s inside?
3 What colour’s the icing?
4 The finishing touches
5 When do you need it?

Small and large cakes need 3 days’ notice, two tiers need a week. We collect Tuesday to Saturday.

Your cake €45

Small, vanilla and raspberry, cream icing

Demo form: nothing is sent or charged. On a real site, Bríd would get this order by email.

Something more complicated? Ring Bríd on 020 916 2750 and she’ll talk it through.

Two of us, one oven, and a queue on Saturdays.

Bríd started baking for the shop her mother ran, and took it over in 1994. Her son Cathal came home from Galway to do the coffee and hasn’t been let leave since.

We’re called after the corncrake, the bird that kept half the callows awake on summer nights. It’s nearly gone from around here now, but the bread’s still loud enough for the two of us.

Bríd & Cathal (fictional, like the bread, unfortunately)

Example reviews: fictional

Open Tuesday to Saturday

Five minutes off the motorway. Worth the detour.

Tuesday8 to 5.30
Wednesday8 to 5.30
Thursday8 to 5.30
Friday8 to 5.30
Saturday8 to 4
Sunday and MondayClosed, having a lie-in
  • Parking: free behind the square, thirty seconds’ walk.
  • Getting in: no step at the front door, and room for a buggy.
  • Paying: card or cash, whatever you have.
the motorway turn off here the river main street the church the square free parking P us