Best of Boston

Best Bread

2000 Best Bread

Hi-Rise Bread Company

Cambridge
Baked right on the premises with organic whole wheat, rye, and corn flours, Hi-Rise bread does a body good. In addition to more than a [...] read more»
1998 Best Bread

Iggy’s Bread of the World

Watertown
What does "Bread of the World" mean? For Iggy's, it translates into old-fashioned, naturally leavened, hearth-baked breads made from ingredients that have not been chemically [...] read more»
1997 Best Bread

Biga Breads

Charlestown
Carmelized onion and cheese ciabatta (a twisted Tuscan bread), triple-raisin loaf, and parmesan-pepper breadsticks are just a few reasons to check out Biga. In addition [...] read more»
1996 Best Bread, Pita Products

Near East Bakery

West Roxbury
The pita bread is great and made on the premises. It comes in all sorts of flavors and sizes. We also recommend the kaak, soft [...] read more»
1996 Best Bread, Selection

Peter Bread Etc.

Sudbury
This wholesale bread bakery supplies area hotels and markets with unusual, delectable breads. Flavors change with the seasons: lavender and chive in the summer, cranberry-line-pine [...] read more»
1996 Best Bread

Iggy’s

Watertown
This is bread we dream of, we crave, we travel miles to buy. The Francese bread is amazing, in rolls or loaves. Beautiful focaccia, superb [...] read more»
1993 Best Bread

Cezanne

Cambridge
Although many are trying, no one succeeds at making good bread as well as Cezanne. The pepper sicelle and the ciabatta are exceptional. read more»
1991 Best Bread

Olives

Charlestown
The bread alone is worth the wait for a table at Olives. read more»
1990 Best Bread

Clear Flour Bakery

Brookline
Still the crunchiest, chewiest, and tastiest loaves in town. read more»
1989 Best Bread

Clear Flour Bakery

Brookline
The only time everybody really gets crunchy-chewy is when you're talking about bread. And the crunchiest, chewiest loaves in town are made by Clear Flour. read more»