Connie’s Bakery

Love, love, love. This is a great place for a breakfast or even better cakes. If you have a birthday to plan for come and get your cake here.

I came for a breakfast sandwich. The «works» is supposed to include spinach tomato and onion. They were barely there. Not enough for the additional $. Prices are what you would expect in PTOWN. Service was fine. If you want a quick breakfast or dessert it’s ok.

I have been to Connie’s probably 10 to 12 times and every single time it has been delicious. Everything made on premise. Great huge filling salads for a big boy like me. I love this place. There is seating outback so you can sit and look at the water. It’s remarkably inexpensive for Provincetown for a lunch. This is a regular standard for locals.

I read the reviews of Connie’s Bakery and reviews were good, so when my wife and i went there after walking around town, we decided on the coconut cake which someone said it was the best so i thought i would chance it. well I must say the frosting on the cake is very good But the actual cake itself was dry and probably expired for moisture. No way this cake was made that day or even the day before. there is no date on the cake cover for when it was made. if you want a decent coconut cake just buy from a local bakery where you live so when have to drive 2 – 3 hours to get home a then discover this out of date cake and when Connies small cakes are 30 dollars you tend to get pissed when you get ripped off. they know most people that go there are tourist and won’t come back. Also take the one from the back of the cooler Because like the supermarkets do they always put the all most out of date products in front.

Great place for a fresh & tasty sandwich after a 20+ mile bike ride on the dune trails. I had the turkey with white cheddar, fresh greens and cranberry mayo. It was just right. The baked items are always so tempting. Might have to come back for dessert one of these days.

Connie’s has great baked good that taste as good as they look!
Only callout is the summer staff. They need to speak English and move the crowds.

Tucked away in an advertised «food court», Connie’s baked goods do not disappoint. You seriously will want to buy everything on display. All the treats are unique and homemade. One star off because we got some breakfast sandwiches on bagels (our mistake as they have homemade rolls which we should’ve opted for). The bagel was dry and there was really only egg on one half of the bagel. The egg and veggies I did have were absolutely delicious but I would’ve wanted enough to cover the whole bagel. However, I would definitely return for more baked goods and to try the quiche that looked incredible.

Connie’s is simply the best. The Croustadas are addictive. The fresh fruit and rich buttery pastry are divine. The quiche and savory pies are chock full of quality ingredients. We just can’t get enough of this place.

I always enjoy coming here in the summer for my morning bagel and cream cheese! A lot of the crowd is hanging around at Joe’s down the street with really long lines. Since I don’t usually have time to wait in the line — I come here! They have delicious sandwiches and baked goods along with all sorts of coffee and teas as well.
The prices are good.
The service is friendly and fast.
The food is good.
See you when you open up in 2014!

Came here on a cold Memorial day weekend and Connie was one of the first to open for breakfast. I had #4 without cheese and it was tasty. We sampled the coconut strawberry cake in the store and it was to die for. My friends were happy with their #5 and coffee.

Been making the pilgrimage here for years. I miss the old location, but I’ll even go to Commercial street in august to visit. (never in a million years for anything else, people.)
Worth the money.

Good old fashion bakery with yummies for vegetarians and others. The aroma caught me at sunrise as they were baking before 7a opening. What a treat!

We picked up a mixed-​berry pie with crumble on top, and 6 cupcakes for a dinner party. The pie was amazing and delicious. The cupcakes were just so-​so. I’d definitely go back for the pie but skip the cupcakes and go to Scott Cakes on the east end of PTown!

Stopped by for breakfast sandwiches when we realized the bagel place had closed.
Really nice egg and cheese on grilled homemade foccacia.
Tasty. Can’t wait to go back for other baked goodies.

Tiny bakery at its new location but great selection of baked goods. A bit expensive (i was a surprised to see a total of nearly 20 dollars for a breakfast sandwhich and a few baked goods… but after eating them i gladly went back the next day… im a sucker for good food, regardless of price).
Highly recommend the pulled pork and onion street pie (its a meal in and of itself. definitely not a ‘snack’) and the chocolate chip oatmeal cookie.
The strengths of their breakfast sandwhiches lie in the great quality bread.
If youre visiting P-​Town you are either too hung over/​tired to cook or dont want to waste too much time inside with so much going on. so head to connies because they probably make better breakfast items than you could sober.
Great spot, was mildly broken up over the fact that i probably wont be able to go back for at least a year.
GO!

We love Connie’s — delicious and affordable. Amazing egg sandwiches on perfect house made bread. Street pies are a great quick meal. Pastries are super delicious. Owners of this long standing business (this is a new location) are lovely. Connie’s is located in the Aquarium Mall which has a variety of terrific, affordable food options. Grab a bite and enjoy it out on the back deck with the best view in town. The deck is kid and dog friendly with a fun bar and amazing view of the bay.

My girlfriends and I stumbled across this place using a GPS. To say the deli food and baked treats there were excellent — would be an understatement. The people there were very friendly, helpful and welcoming. We continued to eat lunch there every single day while we were in town. Each day creating different delicious sandwiches.
*Note: Try the pickles!

Absolutely the best baked goods anywhere! Just get a box and try everything you can, then tell me that at least some of those items weren’t the best you’ve ever tasted! The blueberry muffins mentioned before are legend in Provincetown. My friend Liz can’t live without the blueberry/​peach crostadas. A couple of years ago, other friends had Connie make their wedding cake – not fancy (I decorated it before the reception) – Connie doesn’t do decoration – but so fresh & tasty the guests were licking their plates!
And the breads are so good they’re sold to lots of the restaurants in town.
Highly recommended!

This is a fantastic place to stop pre or post bike ride or beach outing — lunches, beverages, etc in a cute and clean location, with plenty of parking.
I didn’t sample the lunchtype eats, just the delicious, top quality, fresh baked goods (NY Times rated excellent for a reason), excellent coffee, etc, etc. They may have one of the best blueberry muffins that I’ve ever had. A perfect crumb, as well as balance of butter, berries and little sugar.
Super nice, attentive, accommodating staff.
Conveniently located near West End beaches and bike trails.
Check out the yoga studio in the same development — quiet a schedule!

ok i agree about the fake lemon filling for the meringues that actually looks and tastes more like lemon Jello than lemon curd– that was a huge disappointment. Having said that, I did think the crust was very good — light and flakey almost like puff pastry. great vibe –its like being at grandma’s house, with everything delicious she ever made all at once. I have had breakfast sandwiches, cupcakes and other pastries and they have all been really good. fruit filled pastries are especially yum. Seasonal fresh fruit in crisp and flakey homemade crust. I also really appreciate the way they serve their lunch salads. you tell them everything you want then its served all ready tossed in a really good light vinaigrette dressing.
Went there few weeks ago with friends and had a really satisfying lunch.
hidden gem.