Cramer Bakery

I’ve popped into Cramer’s a few times to see what’s on sale, and it was good stuff, usually. I accidentally learned that the baker’s are off Mondays, too, so everything left from the weekend is half price, to clear product! I’ve only lived in Yardley for a year and a half, but it’s an old business that constantly has customers in it, and plenty of regulars, too, as far as I can tell.
I decided to try ordering a cake for my 2-year-old’s 3^rd birthday, never having ordered a cake anywhere before in my life. The girl inputting the order was really nice and helpful, and I found the price reasonable, especially after I saw the artistry and tasted the deliciousness of the cake! (Local coupons are easy to find, too.) See my pictures for yourself! I have to say they exceeded my expectations.
Also, I must’ve never been in at morning time, until I picked up the cake. I was overwhelmed by the smell and wide selection of fresh doughnuts!

honestly… most of the stuff here is shit omg!!! grocery stores have better brownies and cookies. the cake here is good though

I had used Cramer Bakery for my wedding cake, and it was amazing! Working with Cramer was super easy. The cake was not only delicious, but beautiful as well. I would recommend this bakery to any one!

We receive a tray of holiday cookies made from this bakery every year! The perfect balance of sweet and salty. Must try!

alright, i can get down with cramer bakery. a store full of sweet, fresh carbs, local yardley residents, and decently friendly staff behind the counter… can’t go too wrong, amirite?
step one: park yo’ car. come on pennsylvanians, it’s a parking lot– you can do this. no? ugh. the parking lot, while rather large for its location, is usually a hot mess. the bakery shares a parking lot with a CVS, so there are often large 18-​wheeler delivery trucks parked ever so inconveniently. for some reason, this gives patrons of the bakery and the pharmacy the idea that they too can park like morons. oy. you’ll likely score a spot in the lot, but it might take a bit of patience to maneuver the lot. otherwise, there’s street parking.
step two: follow yo’ nose. you can smell baked goods, and this will make you drool a little. packaged cakes and cookies and breads and (insert all of the carbs here) are available near the entrance. you’ll also have time to grab some while waiting in line. most recently, i picked up a honey loaf for rosh hashanah. it looked nice and smelled like my holiday.
step three: keep yo’ eyes peeled. there are so many treats behind the glass case and counter, you’ll need to make more than one trip to try them all. different types of cookies, breads, cakes, doughnuts, muffins… if it’s a baked good, they probs have it and/​or could make it on request.
step four: place yo’ order with one of the nice employees behind the counter. they’re nice, and will make suggestions if you ask. they’ll package up your goods and take your money. a few thoughts about their offerings– the doughnuts are typically fresh (they tend to sell pretty quickly), and they’re pretty good. way better than grocery store or chain place donuts, but i’ve had better. the corn muffins aren’t as sweet as most, and they have whole corn kernels inside. the honey loaf was just okay– not as good as a proper jewish bakery in brooklyn, but definitely better than you’d find at a grocery store.
step five: try to get yo’self out of the parking lot. good luck with that.
step six: devour yo’ treats and prepare for a carb coma. zzzZZZZZZZZZ

I grew up in Yardley and came here all the time, my sister worked here it was just a part of my childhood. Every time I am in the area I swing by to get a danish, turnover, cookie, whatever. Everything is always Delicious.
The fact that this place hasn’t changed in appearance, quality or even the delectable smell inside in 25+ years is a testament to a place that is doing it right.
I can’t say I have ever had anything bad here. I am a huge fan of their turnovers and danishes. But the cookies, muffins, cakes are all also outstanding. You just can’t go wrong here.

Quite expensive, but OMGsogood. When I get a craving for Cramer’s, there can be no substitute. The cannoli are astoundingly good.

Had a bakery attack today. So glad they were open. Got my apple turnover (always perfect), a black and white for the wife and some bobka to bring home. The food is consistently excellent, the prices are super reasonable, and everyone is nice. Great landmark of yardley, especially as there is no bakery in Newtown.

Our family has been depleting Cramer’s Bakery of their chocolate eclairs and petit fours for years — they are the best! Recently, I asked Cramer’s to collaborate on a custom cake for my mother’s surprise birthday party. Not only were they willing to work with me on short notice, but they provided an absolutely delicious and beautiful cake that my mother and her guests are still talking about (chocolate with lemon-​raspberry filling and whipped cream frosting). And because of that, my mother also asked Cramer’s to make a similar cake for my bridal shower — they were even able to decorate the cake to look exactly like my bridal shower invitation. Thank you, Cramer’s for indulging our sweet tooth even more than usual this spring!

What a beautiful selection of wonderful homemade delectables. The staff was friendly and I was pleasantly surprised by the low prices. I am happy I don’t live in Yardley as I think that I might be tempted to stop by here a little bit too often.

small selection. place was half empty. I am used to other different region where bakeries offer a LOT more — more into the customer experience. This was very lack luster. For people who are impressed, probably should go outside of yardley… maybe go across the river. Sorry guys. I wanted to like you. But there was no effort to go beyond or go outside the box.

Called to order a medium sheet cake and I was quoted $ 104.95! I was able to get the same thing at another bakery for only $ 69. Not much difference in taste either. Cramer’s is way overpriced.

Come on Monday everything is 50% off… literally everything… chewy brownies, creamy donuts, crispy eclairs… ok you get my drift.
I came here on a whim after breakfast, more out of curiosity if the Cramer’s bakery was an old sign and this was really just a CVS. I peered through the window and barely saw anything in the cases so I figured they were closed. A friendly employee came out to say they were open; once inside I was informed that Mondays they do no baking and sell only the things they have left from the day before… at 50% off!
As I saw everything on the table I thought this place must be very high end gourmet, with chocolate dipped pretzels and perfectly baked croissants… but after getting more than half a dozen donuts, 2 croissants, 3 raspberry tarts, 2 brownies and an elephant ear ALL FOR ONLY $ 9…I decided this is my new favorite bakery!
I ate the chocolate dipped elephant ears which are to die for! My hubby loved the cream filled donut, so I took a bite, and that cream filling was like nothing I have ever had. I was so used to custard inside those donuts, but this is white fluffy and perfect! I am currently nibbling on some brownie and contemplating adding some famous halo tajitian vanilla to it to be a total fat a$$ before new year’s day strikes.
I can’t imagine any of the other pastries being any less delicious than the previous, I will definitely be returning.

Growing up on Cramer’s goodies, I am definitely a big fan. Whether it be the chocolate eclairs, donuts, big chocolate chip cookies, oversized muffins or delicious cakes you’ll be in heaven. Prepare to spend some money, but it is well spent. I always stop at cramer’s for some delicious treat to bring to any family event.
I also used Cramer’s for my wedding cake and not only was it lovely from an aesthetic standpoint, but also delicious and well received from our guests, definitely recommend checking out their wedding cake selections, I was very happy with my choice.

This was my 3^rd trip back to Cramer’s since returning to Yardley. I have to agree with some of the other reviews, if you’re looking for donuts, get their early because they are good. I recently made a trip and got some lemon squares which were delicious. I have noticed the service was well below average long faces, no smiles. I’ll be back for donuts and a cake, other than that I will try other places. It kills me not to give my money to local businesses. A few adjustments and it would be a much better place.

So this review is not exactly for the bakery and its day-​to-​day operations, but for the tremendous job they do for wedding cakes!
My wife and I got married a few months back at the Hyatt Regency in Princeton, NJ. The Hyatt has partnered with Cramer’s to be their bakery of choice for all wedding cakes.
The process for selecting our cake options was very easy and well organized. Kim, the wedding cake coordinator, provided us with a few different cake and frosting tasting options to take home and try. Based on the size of our event, we were going to be given a 5 tier cake, and so up to 5 flavor options. After trying the different options, we decided we wanted to do something a little different, so we Kim if they could put something else together for us to try. Not only was she very accommodating, but she had her bakers whip up a whole entire cake for us to sample! As far as the look of the cake, I let my wife choose something based on their different style options.
Finally, we settled on a mix of 2 flavors: Tirimasu with chocolate chip cake and strawberry/​vanilla on pound cake. I can say that while neither of us got to have much of our cake the night of our wedding (to busy getting drunk and dancing lol), the cake looked awesome and we were told by many people that it was great! Oh, and since my awesome wife didn’t want the cake looking to girlified with flowers and what not, she had them add a little surprise for me: a little figure of spider-​man being crushed under the cake! It was really cool, and apparently they had no problem in doing that for us! Just another example of how accommodating the folks at Cramer’s can be!

Some of the best cookies and cakes!!! The cookies are HUGE!!! I especially like the hamintash cookie. The jelly is fresh and made on premises… I could eat a whole box of them. Yummy!!! I especially like their cakes and cupcakes. Frosting is rich and creamy. On the cupcakes the there is a pile of frosting. The cake is moist and fresh! They also make cute designs for children such as Elmo and Cookie Monster! They bake all their products on premises. You can see the bakers in the back cooking!

Love this bakery! This is a classic, delicious bakery in the old style with all kinds of delicious baked goods and pastry. Don’t expect fancy, sophisticated. European baked goods, this is old fashioned American-​style baking.
The birthday cakes are delicious, don’t try to do anything too sophisticated cake flavor-​wise. They make DELICIOUS, fresh, made to order cakes for celebrations and have a decorating style all their own which is just wonderful!
The walnut, chocolate triangles are out of this world, and I also love their strawberry pies/​tartes and they make a delicious chocolate chip cookie cream cake too.
We also really appreciate the fact that they have coffee cakes like blueberry crumb cake, apple crumb cake, and banana-​nut bread, zucchini bread, etc.
Too many of our classic institutions like Cramers are no longer around so I really appreciate and will always support a wonderful institution like this.

Went there for the first time on Father’s day. Picked up a donut, which was decent, scone-​ok and a walnut cream pastry-​ok as well. I think I’ll make the trip to Giant for donuts…
Woman at counter seemed annoyed I asked what a few of the pastries were in the case. That didnt really wasnt a great selling pt.
I might be back to give some other pastries a second try but I wont rush back…

If you are up and about very early, go to Cramer to get fresh donuts, muffins and scones. Too, if you can order a cake for a special occasion, you will probably be quite satisfied. Otherwise, despite the charm of an old fashioned bakery, and the butternut aroma, the products are inconsistent, and pricey. The bread, bagels, rolls are not worth the trip. There are much stronger options for them only minutes away.
To be a worthwhile destination everything must be good, available, and reasonably priced compared to the competition. Cramer is not quite all that.