Wally's Pastry Shop

06/03/2026

We have A/C!!!

06/02/2026

Today is the second attempt of getting the A/C working after being vandalized. At this point I could have bought a whole new unit. It is so hot that our chocolate houses have melted.

05/28/2026

We are open! Still no a/c part has been ordered. We are ready to serve you!

05/22/2026

Tomorrow we will be closed for emergency maintenance as our A/C unit gets repaired.

05/21/2026

We have bread pudding, cheese cake and eclairs in the case today

05/16/2026

Manfred put this together.
I have really big shoes to fill.

05/16/2026

05/14/2026

We have Eclairs!

05/10/2026

Here are just a few ideas for being a wholesale customer.
Cake kits- buy the cake and the icing. Take orders, package and ship.
Petite four pallet parties. Good for adults or kids parties. Order the petite fours or mini cakes without decoration and have decoration parties.
Farmer markets- put your order in and go to farmers markets.
If you own a shop simply become a a wholesale customer.

05/10/2026

This Mother’s Day feels fitting to finally share more of Martha’s dream.

In the 1970s, a woman often could not get a business loan, buy property, or even build a future without a husband’s signature. When Wally divorced Martha, her choices were limited. She could have gone back to Germany. She could have worked in a factory. She could have remarried for survival.

Instead, she chose courage.

Martha became one of Wally’s wholesale accounts so she could provide for her children and build a life with dignity. She believed everyone should experience fine pastries. Along the way, she became something even greater to the community.

Over the years, I have heard story after story from Manfred and Laurie about Martha. How she always had coffee ready. How she listened to people’s struggles. How she prayed with them. How she gave people hope when they walked through the door.

That is why we still offer free coffee at Wally’s today. It is not just coffee. It is part of Martha’s legacy.

Wally was a Master Pastry Chef. His recipes, cakes, and pastries were world-class. The traditions are worth preserving. But Martha’s story is equally important, because she showed what survival, resilience, and community looked like for women during a time when the odds were not in their favor.

My dream for the future is not simply to have employees.

My dream is to help create opportunities for other women to become wholesale accounts of Wally’s — women building businesses, feeding communities, supporting their families, and supporting each other.

Not just jobs. Legacy.

Women continuing traditions of nourishment, craftsmanship, community, and hope.

That is Martha’s dream.