Happy Father’s Day

Oh, all the things our dads do.

From faithful school runs, the free taxi services (soundtracked by their favourite classics) to the last-minute DIY rescues and weekend tinkering that somehow fixes everything. Dads, grandads, pops and all father figures have a knack for being wonderfully dependable.
Need a shelf put up? Done.
Need advice? Offered generously.
Need feeding? Already sorted.
And whilst they’d probably say they “don’t want a fuss”, we think Father’s Day is the perfect excuse to give a little something back.
Whether you’re taking over the barbecue and presenting Dad with the perfect buttie, or sending a little bakery hug from afar, we’ve gathered a few delicious ways to make him feel appreciated.

Come and mooch, peek and peruse…

Do come to mooch, peek and peruse your way around our Bread Stores in Altrincham and Kendal, our own little Aladdin’s cave, filled with things worth slowing down over. Think beautifully baked loaves, golden pastries for slow mornings, bakes and cakes, and pantry staples such as Querubi olive oil and locally grown and milled flour.
If you’re searching for something a little special, Jonty from Hampson Woods has handcrafted a beautiful collection of chopping boards for us, using trees that have naturally fallen in London. True treasures, each one curated with care, craftsmanship and a story behind it made by a local dad.
Not nearby? We’ve got you covered. Our bakery hugs travel nationwide, and yes, we really do mean nationwide. Every buttery bun, loaf and pastry can make its merry way to every corner of the country. From Cornwall to the Highlands, Dad’s breakfast can arrive by post, no matter how many miles sit between you both.
So, here’s to the dads, daddies, pops, grandads, grandpas and those father figures who’ve quietly done a million little things for us over the years.
This one’s for you.
Last orders for Father’s Day delivery: 15 June
Have a little mooch online or roam the counters in-store before Father’s Day arrives, we’ve got something for every sort of dad, from the early-rising pastry picker to the king of the barbecue tongs.

Leave a Reply


The reCAPTCHA verification period has expired. Please reload the page.