Mark’s Bakery sits nestled within Tobacco Factory in the busting heart of North St. Serving our community with proper sourdough, artisanal pastries, fresh groceries and made-to-order lunches. Head through our shop to our covered courtyard and make time to pause with your coffee.
Our bakery was born from a love of bread. It all started with a gifted bread making course, which sparked Mark’s passion for baking. 11 years on, our much loved Southville Sourdough sits alongside our full range of breads, pastries, cakes, breakfast and lunch sandwiches and specials, and perfectly poured Clifton Coffee.
“It’s simple, we really love bread”
OPENING TIMES
Monday — Saturday 8am-6pm
Sundays 9am-4pm
Head to their website for their full catering offerings, celebration cakes, specials and news from the bakery.
Or get in touch…
contact Mark’s bakery
Choose from breads, pastries, salads, sandwiches, pizzas to beautiful celebration cakes…
Ordering requirements:
Email us your order or any questions to: onlineorders@marksbread.co.uk
We ask for a minimum 2 weeks notice, or 3 weeks for groups of 20+.
If collecting from our bakery you can find us at:
Tobacco Factory
Southville
Bristol BS3 1TF
Speak to us about any additional dietary requirements
All made in the same building as & may contain traces of the following: gluten, peanuts, tree nuts, celery, mustard, eggs, dairy, sesame, soya, sulphites, lupin.
V - Vegetarian | VGN - Vegan | GF - Gluten Free
Croissants and pain au chocolats fresh from the oven!
Customer at the till inside the bakery shop
Batons, cobs and speciality bread
Five Acre Farm section inside the bakery - fresh milk refill station
Fresh loaves of bread cooling in tins
Barista making coffees
Baker's oven
Mark's Bakery - inside the shop view of shelves
Fresh loaves of bread cooling in tins
Beautiful artisanal breads stacked in the shop
Selection of quality condiments and ingredients
Happy customers!
Pain au chocolats
Happy shopper's basket
Cooling the loaves
Stack of sandwiches (docker's wedges!)
Proving the rolls
Browsing inside the bakery shop
Fridges packed with delicious drinks
Barista flat white
Mark's Bakery becomes part of Tobacco Factory
French plaits going into the oven