Fresh bread and cakes are still sold in dozens of small shops. The directory counts 23 bakeries in Belfast. Three areas share the largest groups with 4 each: Malone Lower, Ballymacarret and Town Parks, where local cafés also serve coffee, breakfast and cake. That is 12 of the 23.

Bakeries in the city centre

Town Parks has 4 entries, including Jeffers Home Bakery, a name people often search for. Anyone working near the shops can use the bakeries of Town Parks to find a lunch stop or a loaf on the way home.

South and east Belfast

Malone Lower also has 4 entries, with Kirks among the known names. See bakeries in Malone Lower for the full group.

East of the river, Ballymacarret matches that count with 4 shops. Ballyhackamore has 2. The other 9 bakeries are scattered one per area, from Cregagh to Greencastle.

Large chains or local shops?

Readers search for several well-known bakery brands by name. The directory mostly holds individual shops, and brand names do not always appear in it. If you are looking for one particular brand, check that brand’s own website for its shop locations.

The listing is more useful for the local bakery down your street, which a brand search rarely shows.

Before you go

Opening hours are known for only 3 bakeries. A website is listed for 1 and a phone number for 1. Wheelchair access is marked yes for 2. Most bakeries open early and sell out of bread by the afternoon, so the day and time matter. Phone or visit in the morning if you can.

The data comes from OpenStreetMap and can change when a shop closes or moves. If something is wrong, report it on the page. The full bakery list shows every current entry.

23 places

Town Parks 4

Ballymacarret 4

Malone Lower 4

Ballyhackamore 2

Ballynafoy 1

Greencastle 1

Strandtown 1

Ballymaconaghy 1

Ballygolan 1

Cregagh 1

Ballymurphy 1

Tullycarnet 1

Lower Ballysillan 1

Bakeries in the city centre

South and east Belfast

Large chains or local shops?

Before you go

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