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Landrace Bakery
Landrace is a small, independent bakery and flour mill in Bath that’s quietly reshaping how we think about bread. Founded by Andrew Lowkes, the bakery is deeply rooted in the belief that good food starts with good farming. They work directly with local growers to source heritage grains, which are stone-milled at their own mill near Evercreech, Somerset. This hands-on approach ensures that every loaf, pastry, and bun reflects the integrity of the land and the people who tend it. From the crackling crust of a country sourdough to the soft, spiced sweetness of a cardamom bun, Landrace’s offerings are a celebration of craftsmanship and care.
But Landrace is more than just a bakery—it’s a community hub built on connection. Their approach is refreshingly honest: no shortcuts, no gimmicks, just real food made by real people. Whether you’re picking up a loaf for the week or pausing for a coffee and pastry, there’s a sense that everything here has been made with purpose. It’s not about chasing trends—it’s about returning to something simpler, more nourishing, and more human.
We believe that bread should tell the story of where it comes from. By working closely with farmers and milling our own grains, we’re reconnecting people to the land—one loaf at a time.
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Walcot & Broad Street
Bath
Broad Street and Walcot Street in Bath offer a unique glimpse into the city's bohemian heart. Broad Street is home to a mix of quirky, independent shops and vintage finds, giving it a character distinct from Bath's more polished areas. Its charming boutiques and secondhand bookshops make it a haven for those looking to discover hidden treasures. The street's eclectic blend of historic architecture and vibrant storefronts creates an inviting atmosphere for both locals and visitors.
Just around the corner, Walcot Street is known as Bath’s artisan quarter. Filled with independent galleries, craft shops, and funky cafes, it has long been a hub for creative expression and alternative culture. Whether you’re after locally made art, handcrafted goods, or a bite at one of its cozy eateries, Walcot Street offers an experience that feels refreshingly different from the more traditional parts of the city. Together, these streets showcase Bath’s diverse and creative spirit.
Bath is a city steeped in history, and its beautiful sandstone buildings is a constant reminder of its regal past as you explore the city. Take a walk along the Royal Crescent, a tour of the Roman Baths or a trip to the Abbey and you quickly understand why this city is one of the most the photographed, and visited, in England.
However, don’t be fooled into thinking the high street and its famous attractions are all Bath has to offer. For take a trip down any of the cobbled side streets and you’ll be lead to the beating heart of the city, the local businesses and their owners. From Walcot Street in the north to Queen’s Square in the West and Henrietta Road in the east, Bath residents are fierce in their support for independent businesses. And with good reason, for this city is packed with them. From fine dining, to boutique stays and contemporary cafes and edgy pubs.
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