Mario’s Bakery

I almost don’t wanna review this place to keep too many people from discovering it. The ciabatta is phenomenal, with a lovely crust and perfect chewy and airy interior. Their homemade pasta is also delicious, and the cheese ravioli is honestly the best I’ve ever had. Also their zeppoli that they sell on the weekends! Ahhhhh I could eat a million of them! This is the first stop I make when I come up here from the city.

Not sure what all the hype is about. It’s good, but nothing out of this world. This place has a small variety of bread. Cookies weren’t that great.
We do enjoy the homemade pasta, and the olive bread. Garlic bread is also good but almost always sold out. If I could, I would give this place 3.5 stars.

By far the best bread around! The homemade pasta and raviolis are amazing. Highly recommend!!! Bastone or french roll either is fantastic!

The best bread in the Hudson Valley!!! My family gets bread here every holiday and special occasion especially, along with every now and again just because. When you wait on line before a holiday its always funny to see every one who walks out of the store go to their cars and immediately take out a roll or piece of be\read and start chow wing down before they even leave the parking lot!
The only down side is waiting in line on holidays, but even then the staff works quickly and happily to get you every thing you need, and get you in and out as fast as possible. Other wise there is usually no lines! Definitely one of the best kept secrets in town!!!

We come here every time we are in town. The Italian and French breads are staples, but we’ve just started loving the buttermilk cookies, too.

Wow, just wow! I wish I had a bakery like this near my home in Los Angeles. I walked into Mario’s and was greeted with the unbelievable aroma of fresh baked bread! They had all sorts of breads, rolls and fresh made pasta. I got there right on time as the line grew out the door before I left. The best thing was… the spiral rolls I had ordered had just come out of the oven. The ciabatta and olive breads are my favorite! Mario’s is not secret to anyone local… and I can understand why!

We’ve been going to Mario’s for years and years, and their fresh bread and pasta is just as delicious as always! Their ciabatta is phenomenal, with a great crust and crumb, and their homemade ravioli is to die for!
I live in NYC and have been to Italy a couple times, and I still think that Mario’s makes one of the best, if not THE best, italian bread!!! But shhh don’t tell too many people, I’m almost afraid to let this secret out!

The only real bread store around and the best! no reason to go anywhere else. only thing I hate is their cash only policy.

Mario’s is your down home feel good bakery. Several years ago, I had my Chocolate lab with me and stopped at Mario’s for some excellent bread. The intoxicating smell of the fresh bread was and is so wonderful my dog could not control himself, jumped out of the car, ran into the baking area, and ran out with a whole loaf in his mouth. I was mortified, embarrassed as Mario came walking out behind him. I apologized profusely and immediately offered to pay for the loaf. Mario waved it off and said it was okay and for that I sincerely thank him and think about what a nice generous man he is.
All of his products are as good as it gets, you will not find any better bread, pasta, cheese.
Bread is life and Mario’s keeps us alive!

Took us a while to get here, but happy we did. Fresh pasta, garlic bread, fried dough and bread — all so tasty.
friendly staff, pretty clean place.
only complaint would be the selection. I think they have 3 pasta varieties plus raviolis, (which my wife loved) garlic rolls, fried dough, and then a few selections of breads, maybe 5 or 6. It just seems like they could have more going on, but what they do have is just great.

Marios’s Bakery is the kind of place you would normally need to go to NYC and be in the know. Best bread in the world and no holiday/​special occasion can be without this bread. The focaccia is a meal in itself.

Delicious breads and pasta. One of my favorite is the olive loaf. Warm crusty bread with olive throughout. One of the best places for Italian bread.
Def give it a try, you’ll become a fan for sure.

Awesome bread and pasta! I’m a bread freak and usually bake my own, but sometimes it’s just easier to run out at lunch and grab a baguette, bastone, or a loaf of their yummy raisin bread.
This place compares quite favorably with the other «Big» bread store up in Rhinebeck.

Living in the HV for the past twenty years, I have been on a constant search trying to find bread like I had as a kid growing up in the Bronx. I can’t believe I went so long without discovering this gem right in the middle of Hopewell. Compare to, and in some cases beats those fantastic bakeries from the city. Mario is a true blessing to the area, bringing his receipies and his good nature to an area that has dealt with mushy bread for too long a time.

Great Fresh Breads! Fantastic fresh mozzarella and Pasta! Must try the Olive bread. Great find in a hideaway location. Sunday’s are crazy huge line but worth the wait.

A gem in Hopewell Junction — when you need fresh pasta or bread, they have them. Looking forward to try cheese and bread next time.

I can’t believe I’m the first person to review Mario’s! I know I’m not the only person to go here. On Christmas eve, or any other holiday, a line across the parking lot can be seen. This is the place to go for fresh bread, pasta, ricotta and mozzarella cheese. It’s not a bakery, per se, in that it doesn’t have pastries and cakes. Actually, I could be wrong, I believe they started selling one type of cookie. You can also get zeppole and focaccia at Marios. It’s a small place, but don’t be fooled… don’t go anywhere else for these products!

Real bread! Tasty bread! Addicting — makes supermarket bread look and taste like styrofoam. DO try this place — all of the bread is top drawer, but wait there’s more! Fresh mozzarella, fresh pasta! Ohhhh, heavenly. Drawback? Hard to find — way in the back of a teeny tiny plaza. Look for the Catholic church and the traffic light — behind on the north side. Wish they’d put a sign on Route 82.