Posted in Buffalo
December 24, 2017
Buffalo’s Oldest Bakery Has Been Satisfying Tastebuds Since The 1800s
How sweet it is… to have great local businesses to support when you’re in need of satisfying your sweet tooth! Whether you’re looking for tasty goodies for your next house party, or just something to treat yourself at the end of a long day, Mazurek’s is the place to be. This bakery has been in operation since 1895, and it’s still an institution in South Buffalo to this day! With baked goods so, well… good, it’s not hard to see why the business has withstood the test of time. Read on to get more of the history on this delicious destination.
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The bakery might appear small from the outside, but inside, they pack a mighty punch. Or should we say... paczki?!

The bakery window and shelves in this photo show a history almost as rich as the pastries you can find at Mazurek's!

The Bakery, once known as South Side Bakery, changed hands in 1933 - which is when it became Mazurek's. Over 80 years since the name change, the bakery still uses the same family recipes!

Carbs, anyone? Mazurek's Bakery specializes in baking up several Polish favorites. Grab yourself a placzek or poppy seed log to satiate your taste buds!

Do you ever get a craving for fair food in the middle of winter? Same. It's good to know that Mazurek's Bakery offers up fried dough year-round. Just be sure to call ahead to check if they have any freshly made for the day!

Mazurek's Bakery is the epitome of Buffalonian culture. Family values, honoring traditions, and producing truly amazing treats are kind of our love language around here.

Mazurek's uses a brick oven with a steam boiler from the 1930s. This helps them get that perfect firm outside to their loaves of bread with the wonderfully soft middles!

It just keeps getting better! The pastries at Mazurek's are sure to satisfy even the sweetest tooth. We highly recommend the cream horn (pictured here) and an apple dumpling to go!

Both literally and figuratively. The staff at Mazurek's are warm and welcoming, and the aroma of the baked goods made inside is heavenly. From breads and rolls to cookies and special holiday treats, you simply must make Mazurek's a stop on your next bakery run!
Have you enjoyed the deliciousness that is Mazurek’s? What is your favorite sweet treat for this historic bakery? Let us know in the comments below!