New Jersey Girl Bakery?? (Charlotte, Matthews: home, prices, vs.)
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I agree. I was never impressed with them. It doesn't look like anything is made on site except for sticky buns, and I'm not sure about them. I'd like to see a good, old fashioned Italian Bakery in this area. Also, a good butcher so I don't have to drive to Fort Mill for my meat!!!
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Interesting, I like the one in Matthews and stop there from time to time. I'd go to the Starbucks, get a cup of coffee then go there and get something sweet.
They are opening one in the Blakeny Shopping Center on Rea Road is what I heard. There's already one in Ballantyne. I think they are absolutely awful, and think it gives New Jersey a bad name. The pastries have absolutely no flavor and are dry, and the bread is no better. It's just completely mediocre, and I'm shocked they are spreading the way they are!
I agree. I was never impressed with them. It doesn't look like anything is made on site except for sticky buns, and I'm not sure about them. I'd like to see a good, old fashioned Italian Bakery in this area. Also, a good butcher so I don't have to drive to Fort Mill for my meat!!!
I am with you on that...Jersey Girl is a disgrace to the name. A good Jersey Bakery is like Heaven LOL
Maybe they're not using "Jersey" water, LOL! I found Panera Bread to be a decent alternative. I wholeheartedly agree, there is such a need for a really good bakery and butcher in this area. (Mom-and-pop style, though!)
NJ bakeries are nothing to write home about anyway. Now brooklyn bakeries ...
You really don't want to get into a NJ vs. NY discussion about ANYTHING! Trust me!
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