bakery
n. countablen. a place where bread, cakes, and cookies are made and sold. You go here to buy fresh food that has just been baked in an oven.
n. an establishment where bread, pastries, and similar flour-based foods are baked and sold.
I buy fresh bread at the bakery every morning.
The local bakery opens at five in the morning so that commuters can buy warm croissants on their way to work.
While large supermarkets offer convenience, many residents prefer the artisanal bakery for its traditional sourdough and commitment to locally sourced grains.
From bake + -ery (“place of”). Replaced earlier bakehouse. Originally "place for making bread"; as "shop where baked goods are sold", it was believed by British travelers by 1832 to be an American-invented term.
Refers both to the physical shop and the production facility itself.