The Most Delicious Bakery Is Hiding Inside This Former Virginia Gas Station
There are so many hidden gems in Virginia that you could easily devote a lifetime to discovering them all. Today’s feature spot is no exception, and it once served as a gas station of all things. Today, Bonnie’s Southern Market & Bakery is synonymous with mouthwatering barbecue and delightful baked goods. If you’re on the hunt for a hidden bakery in Virginia that seems to be a well-kept secret, you’ll be delighted by this local spot.
It's nearly impossible to miss Bonnie's, a brightly-colored antique building
The history of the building dates much further back, as it's tucked away inside a former Esso gas station. Step inside, and you'll be surrounded by the mouthwatering scent of freshly-baked goodies and homemade barbecue.
Bonnie's is all about classic Southern fare, and as stated on the website, "Bonnie’s kitchen creates Southern classics from the Shenandoah Valley’s abundant local meat and produce." In other words, just about everything inside is sourced locally!
When you arrive, be sure to take a peek at the bakery case. You may just be tempted to sample one of everything!
Visit around lunchtime and you may be more tempted by the barbecue menu. Order up a platter of your favorite Carolina-style barbecue and prepare to be in foodie heaven.
Have you ever visited Bonnie’s? What did you think about this hidden bakery in Virginia? Feel free to share your thoughts with us in the comments below — we would love to hear from you! Looking for related content? Check out our previous article about mouthwatering barbecue in Virginia that can also be found inside a humble gas station. It’s the real deal!
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Address: Bonnie Blue Southern Market & Bakery, 334 W Boscawen St, Winchester, VA 22601, USA
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A lifelong Virginia resident, Beth loves exploring different parts of the world and currently resides in Alexandria. She holds a degree in English Literature and one of her short stories has been featured in the Shenandoah Review. Other interests include hiking, songwriting, and spending time in the mountains.
