There’s A Scrumptious Bakery Hiding Inside This Connecticut Train Station

Do you think you can substitute baking soda for baking powder in a pinch? Do you believe that frosting and icing are one and the same? If so, maybe baking isn't your strong suit and you should just back out of the kitchen right now. Don't worry, you can still get all of the pies, cakes, and cookies you could ever want at this charming train station bakery in Connecticut.

Located at the Branchville Railroad Station in Ridgefield, the Whistle Stop Bakery has expert bakers who create the most scrumptious muffins, pies, and other baked goods.

They've been using family recipes for more than 30 years to provide sweet and savory baked-from-scratch treats to the community.

Expect pies beyond compare. Three berry, apple, pecan, and lemon cream are just a few of the very tempting choices.

Pies are just the tip of the iceberg at the Whistle Stop Bakery. Enjoy bite size treats like old-fashioned crumb cake, blondies, brownies, lemon bars, and so much more!

Not everything at this train station bakery is sweet. Pick up flavorful quiche or a succulent chicken pot pie for dinner.

The bakery also takes custom orders for hand-rolled and decorated cookies. Make your next holiday celebration the talk of the town with these adorable cookies.

Need a custom cake? This is the spot for yummy and stunning creations for any special occasion.

Morning commuters on the train adore the selection of fresh muffins and scones that are the perfect snack while riding the rails bright and early.

While it's certainly easier to visit the Whistle Stop Bakery if you're a rail passenger, it's not necessary. Stop by and browse the mouth watering array of baked goods Monday - Friday from 5:30 a.m. - 12 p.m. and Saturday between 7 a.m. - 12 p.m.

Find the Whistle Stop Bakery at 20 Portland Ave., Ridgefield, CT 06877. You can see a full list of all the delicious offerings at this bakery by visiting their website. Or check out pictures of all the treats on their Facebook page.

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