Best Bakery and Cake Shops in Frankfort

"I grew up going to Magee’s every Saturday morning, so it definitely holds a soft spot in my heart. I now live in walking distance of the bakery, which is dangerous. Magee’s offers pretty much all kinds of donuts – cake, glazed, creme-filled, jelly-filled, long johns."

"But first: a very quick breakfast at Magee’s Bakery, which what just the fuel we needed to get us through a long day. Then, we took to the streets in search of more art."

"DV8 Kitchen is a newer addition to the Lexington food scene and makes some of the best homemade southern biscuit sandwiches I’ve ever had. When you walk in, you’ll be greeted by the friendliest staff and owners who created DV8 to provide a place of employment to those who are in substance abuse recovery and need a second chance. Before leaving, snap a shot for the ‘gram with the angel wing mural by Colette Miller of the Angel Wing Project."

"DV8 Kitchen has to be at the top of any list of locally-owned Lexington restaurants to support. Their motto is life-changing food and they are literally changing lives at their restaurant. DV8 Kitchen provides second-chance employment opportunities to individuals in substance abuse recovery."

"First of all, it’s cash only (I learned from experience.) The glazed donuts are super light, in a you can definitely tell they are deep-fried kind of way, almost like a much more delicious version of Krispy Kreme. Their creme-filled and chocolate-glazed are pretty tasty as well."

"Spalding’s has been hand-forming delicious doughnuts since 1929. If it’s your first visit, be sure to try “the original” — a glazed, yeast doughnut. Other varieties include cake doughnuts, filled doughnuts, and long donuts."

"Spalding’s Bakery, should one say, as the classic bakery in the town of Lexington. They offer Donuts that are not only fresh also delicious ones. This bakery has been perfected through time by Spalding Family."

"Sunrise Bakery is not only one of my favorite bakeries, but one of my favorite restaurants in Lexington!. First and foremost, this bread bakery sells a variety of bread. As an Italian bakery, they specialize in Italian bread and baked goods and I’m a huge fan of the focaccia and ciabatta."

"Sunrise Bakery is about the love of family, traditions, food, and above all, bread. That’s what Steven Francis Matherly, a owner of this bakery. It is a family owned bakery that wants to give fresh and delicious breads to their valued customers."

"Im from NY my husband is from Switzerland if anyone knows bakeries its us lol.. Sunrise is the type of bakery we're use too.. Everything has been…"

"The restaurant Epping’s on Eastside and Poppy & Olive are located in a renovated historic building in the booming warehouse district in Lexington. This area of town is super cool and features an eclectic mix of restaurants, bakeries, home decor, and renovation shops, vintage stores, and a bunch of fitness businesses. The space is incredibly beautiful and I can’t wait to enjoy a meal there."

"We were created with one mission: to give parents and little ones a relaxed, judgment-free environment where everyone can enjoy a delicious meal without the usual stress of dining out. Because first and foremost, we’re “parent-friendly.” Our service team understands just how quickly moods can...Mehr"

"First time eating on the poppy and olive side of restaurant. Same menu, more casual and same delicious food!. Dry rubbed wings are a must."

"You won’t be disappointed with the taste and quality of cakes, cookies and other sweets that they bake fresh daily at Caramanda’s Bake Shoppe. They are locally owned and operated and also offers free wedding consultations where they feed you cupcakes and work with you to create a custom cake for your special day."

"Donut Days Bakery is a family owned and operated full service bakery. Everyday you’ll find them baking cookies, cakes, rolls, breads, pastries, donuts and other specialty baked goods. They also finish by hand the cookies, petite fours and cakes they bake."

"185 Southland Dr, Lexington, KY, 40503 or 814 Euclid Ave, Lexington, KY, 40502. A longstanding favorite in Lexington with two locations in Chevy Chase and Southland. Donut Days serves all your typical donuts – yeast, cake, creme-filled."

"Not only is this one of the oldest bakeries in Lexington, but it’s also my neighborhood bakery and where I get my bread fix. They are an incredible bread bakery in Lexington and sell everything from 7-grain, cinnamon chip, batards, French boule, levain, and challah. View this post on Instagram"

"Midway Bakery & Cafe is located in Midway, a scenic little town located about 15 minutes outside of Lexington. A beautiful ride down rollercoaster country roads between Lexington and Midway is worth the trip alone. Stepping out of your car you’ll get to smell the country."

"Historic Homes120 Sycamore Road, Lexington, KY 40502MoreLess Info. Ashland: The Henry Clay Estate is a large historical mansion that has been wonderfully preserved. Guests can travel back to the 18th century when Henry Clay and his family lived in the 18-room mansion through self-guided tours or those led by a docent."

"In June 1775, a group of pioneers named their camp at McConnell Springs “Lexington” in honor of Lexington Green in Massachusetts, site of the first battle of the Revolutionary War. Today, McConnell Springs Park serves as a valuable refuge for wildlife, and it’s a very convenient place to enjoy some hiking trails right within city limits when there isn't enough time to get to Red River Gorge. The small nature center has helpful staff and informative exhibits, but the real reason to visit McConnell Springs Park is to enjoy the well-maintained walking trails."

"It was between the brooks and swaying ash trees of McConnell Springs, a pretty chunk of greenery and wilderness on the northern fringes of the city, that the frontiersman William McConnell and his compadres first set up camp in the summer of 1775. While there, the group learned of the start of the American Revolution and decided to name their settlement in honour of the town in Massachusetts where the first outbreaks of anti-colonial skirmishes had been."

"McConnell Springs is a special rush of thick greenery and wilderness that beautifies the northern borderlines of Lexington. It takes its name after William McConnell, a hinterlander who used this area for his camp along with his amigos in 1775. This clique got here in the early days of the American Revolution and decided to give the beginning of this settlement a name after Lexington – a town in Massachusetts."

"Address: 215 West Main Street, Lexington, Kentucky KY, 40507, USA Tel: +1 859 254 0530 Housed in the historic Old Fayette County Courthouse, which dates back to 1899, the Lexington History Museum celebrates the rich and interesting heritage of the Bluegrass area. Exhibits are displayed in four spacious galleries and often include a number of seasonal, temporary displays. Open hours: Saturday - 10:00 to 16:00, Sunday, Monday and Friday - 12:00 to 16:00 Admission: free"

"Lexington is also home to the Mary Todd Lincoln House, the family residence of the future wife of the sixteenth President of the United States. Hourly tours are available Monday – Saturday."

"For equine enthusiasts, something to add to your bucket list of sites in Lexington, Kentucky is Thoroughbred Park. The park spans 2.75 acres and has a very interesting role in preserving history in Lexington: it’s dedicated to thoroughbred horses and their history!. Across the park, 13 statues of horses stand, often depicted grazing or racing, and children are allowed to touch, climb, and stroke them each in turn."

"Thoroughbred Park is dedicated to the horses that have shaped up the nature of Lexington. This 2.5-acre park in the heart of the city can offer peace and tranquillity to travellers. Its name is emphasised by the seven life-size bronze statues of racehorses reaching the finishing line."