The Providence area is well-known for its bakeries, and for good reason. You can find a great variety of different pastries, coffees, teas, and other delicious treats throughout the area. One bakery that definitely deserves your attention is Wildflour Bakery in Pawtucket, Rhode Island.
Wildflour Bakery is located right around where East Street in Pawtucket turns in to Hope Street in Providence, right on the city line. It shares the same shopping center as the Rite-Aid. The people who own Wildflour Bakery in Pawtucket, Rhode Island also run the Garden Grille, just a few storefronts down from Wildflour, as well as the new vegetarian restaurant on Broadway, The Grange.

In warmer months, you’ll find tables and chairs set up outside the Wildflour, where you can enjoy your drink shaded by umbrellas and tree branches. In the winter, however, you’ll want to stay inside. Wildflour’s interior is clean and warm, with comfortable wooden chairs and a row of benches along the wall. Between the comfortable, well-lit setting and the free WiFi, Wildflour is a great spot to get a bit of work done while you enjoy your food.
For starters, you might want to grab a cup of coffee or tea. On top of the usual hot drinks, such as their drip-brewed coffee, selection of teas, and lattes, you can also get a delicious slow-brewed coffee, vegan hot chocolate, hot apple cider, cappuccinos, and more.
Wildflour also has a fantastic selection of freshly-pressed juices and smoothies. Along with freshly-squeezed orange juice and grapefruit juice, you can try out one of the juice cocktails, such as the Alkalizer, a mixture of apple, cucumber, and lemon juice, along with ginger and cayenne pepper. Or if you want to treat yourself—and Wildflour really is a great place to do that while staying healthy—have a fruit smoothie. The Rise and Shine, for example, features strawberry, blueberry, banana, and orange juices, along with coconut milk.

If you’re hungry, Wildflour Bakery in Pawtucket, Rhode Island has got you covered. Cookies, cornbread, cake, muffins, scones and fresh fruit are all available, freshly-made with quality ingredients. There’s a great selection of vegan and gluten-free options, as well. And if you have a canine friend at home, grab some homemade doggie treats on your way out.
If you’re on the east side and you’re looking for a treat, or just a cup of coffee, stop by Wildflour Bakery in Pawtucket, Rhode Island.