Laughlin's Bakery

01/05/2020

Dearest Bakery Family, I am so sorry to announce that we will be closing our doors permanently, effective immediately. The unexpectedly slow Christmas season and nearly three years of not-great sales have led me to a point where I just can’t keep the shop afloat. I hope you all will know that I did my best, in every way possible, and that I fought with everything in me to give you the best bakery I could. I am mourning this alongside you, and I feel very deeply the hurt this brings to my co-workers and my community. To say “thank you” to our ardent supporters could never fully convey how truly thankful I have felt for the love you have shown me and my work, but I don’t know any different words that would do justice to the gratitude that fills my heart, even during this sad, sad time. So, to all of you, for everything: THANK YOU. ❤️ 👨🏻‍🍳

12/27/2019

12/27/2019

We will be closed for winter break until mid-January.

12/23/2019

We’ll be open Monday from 9-5. Come see us!

12/20/2019

Without music, there would be no Laughlin’s. So it only seemed fitting that we should end our 5th year with macarons inspired by vintage Christmas songs. The whole baking team (along with Paul!) brainstormed the flavors and designs, and we hope you all like them ❤️ 👨🏻‍🍳

12/17/2019

Columbus’ Christmas Bakery. We’re working around the clock to bake you the best gingerbread and Springerle and Lebkuchen we can! Come find your Christmas favorite!

12/13/2019

Rudolph macarons—part of our Vintage Christmas Songs macaron series. You guys, these macarons have a shiny red nose!!!

12/09/2019

One last post to celebrate our 5th anniversary. Never underestimate the beauty you can bring into the world and the differences you can make in your own community. Here’s the interior of our shop in 2014 before renovations, and a few pictures taken just this month. 🎄 👨🏻‍🍳

12/06/2019

Look at all the beautiful cookies!! 🎅🏼 It’s the first day for cookie tin order pickups! It’s not too late to order yours; just go to https://laughlinsbakery.com/holiday-tins/

12/06/2019

December 6th: the day we opened Laughlin’s Bakery back in 2014. It also happens to be St Nicholas Day, so we made these silly little bread men for the occasion. They are traditional in the Old World every December 6th, and they are called Grittibänz, Mannele, or Männerle. There’re free to anyone who wants one (until we are out of them!) ❤️ 👨🏻‍🍳

12/04/2019

Many mini gingerbread-folk! These adorable little ones will be part of our cookie tins this year—once they get their glaze.