Karen B.
12/31/2024
Just stopped here for a quick lunch while traveling north on Route 15. This is a charming cozy little cafe with a somewhat limited lunch menu, but the Fall panini was one of the best sandwiches...
Tucker&Co. Bakery Cafe
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148 S Baltimore St
Dillsburg, PA 17019
Tucker&Co. Bakery Cafe in Dillsburg, PA, beckons with the warm scent of freshly baked pastries and bread. As you step inside, you are greeted by the sight of colorful macarons lined up like vibrant jewels in the display case, tempting you with their delicate sweetness. The sound of coffee beans grinding fills the air, promising a perfect pairing to your chosen treat.
This charming bakery is a haven for pastry enthusiasts, offering a delightful array of croissants, muffins, and cakes that are as pleasing to the eye as they are to the palate. The cozy atmosphere invites you to linger over a flaky pastry and a steaming cup of coffee, creating a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Tucker&Co. Bakery Cafe is more than just a bakery—it's a place where simple indulgences become unforgettable moments.
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4.015 reviews
Leigh M.
5/3/2024
I visited Tucker and Co for the first time. It is a local bakery and coffee co in a small town. It is a quiet shop that plays the best music! The coffee options were delicious. They offer a...
Nic B.
9/22/2024
First visit disappointment. Unwelcoming (even though a staff member was at the counter), baked good presentation unappetizing and appeared aged goods, unfriendly staff and the 15% on top of my...
Lauren L.
1/26/2024
My absolute favorite spot in Dillsburg. Heidi is so sweet! It's especially good for hanging out and having a calm breakfast or lunch. When in town, I'm always sure to stock up on whatever homemade...
Hailey M.
1/28/2024
I stopped in here for the first time and was pleasantly surprised. The cafe feels cozy and the food and drinks were pretty good. I really enjoyed the baked oat meal. I thought the chai was...
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