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1104 N Main St~ East Peoria
(309)620-0778 Located off Rt 116 Across from the Par-a-dice in the Shell Gas station plaza. *Coming from Morton exit 95, take ramp right and follow signs for US-150 West / IL-116( Make a right) *Next Light( Blackjack blvd) turn right into the Shell Gas station we are by the retaining wall behind the gas pumps) ___________________ *From Peoria At exit 95A, take ramp right and follow signs for IL-116 / US-150 West ( Make a left onto 116) Next Light( Blackjack blvd) turn right into the Shell Gas station we are by the retaining wall behind the gas pumps) We accept Snap EBT
We believe everyone deserves delicous, and fresh product!
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Hours
Monday Closed Tuesday-Friday 7am-6pm Saturday 8am-2pm Sunday 10am-2pm We are looking for Summer help. It is an on call based on events. Potential hours are Thursday and Friday 2pm-7pm, Saturday 7am-230pm and Sunday 930am-230pm. Hours may vary and change, do to events. What we are looking for is someone who can ensure a positive company image by providing courteous, friendly, and efficient service to customers and team members. Help with loading of farmer market items potentially working farmer markets and special events. Running register, dishes, cleaning, sweeping, mopping and trash. If you are interested or know someone who is stop and pick up an application or email info@grannygoodwitchbakery and we can email you an application. |
Specializing in Cakes and cupcakes for birthdays, weddings, divorces, and all life events. Apple Dumplings (Wednesday & Friday), Eclairs & Cream puffs(Thursday)
Brownies, candies, pastries, pies, breads, biscuits and more!
Home of the baker's dozen: Twelve to go and one so they won't know!
Please see below for Donation Request.
For Gluten free please visit Nancy Brown's website www.goodlifebaking.com
Ask us about designing the perfect dessert for your event, or restaurant! We have wholesale options to fit every budget!
Attention school, and organizations! Tired of the same old boring fundraiser? Want something fresh, and local? We have you covered! Unlike other fundraiser where you have to sell a lot of product to reach a profit we have set prices whether you sell 1 item or 1,000 you will receive 40-50% profit. If there is a fundraiser you would like us to design for you feel free to contact us today!
We can do sugarless, sugarfree, dairyless, and eggless per special request. (additional charges apply)
About Granny Goodwitch Bakery
Est. March 17th 2012
<------------------April (The owner in 1989)
Granny Goodwitch Bakery was names after April's Great Grandmother, Mary Murphy. April's Mother, Jerri called her Granny Goodwitch. No Mary Murphy was not a witch except in the kitchen where anything she made came out "wickedly delicious."
April never meet Granny Goodwitch but instead learned how to bake at a young age from her Grandmother, Maud and her mother, Jerri. Maud was head baker at oneof the local high schools and growing up Jerri had her own cake business out of their house.
April's fondest memories were icing a cake at age 4 and every holiday helping make cookies and fudge. Her mother and grandmother always wanted to open a bakery but were never able to see that dream come true, until that dream became April's.
That dream became a reality after April and her family invested their own time and money along with a loan from the city of East Peoria, and Fondulac Bank.
Many people have helped to get and keep this bakery open. From our family to yours thank you for continuing support we hope to continue to serve the City of East Peoria and the surround communities.
Granny Goodwitch Bakery was names after April's Great Grandmother, Mary Murphy. April's Mother, Jerri called her Granny Goodwitch. No Mary Murphy was not a witch except in the kitchen where anything she made came out "wickedly delicious."
April never meet Granny Goodwitch but instead learned how to bake at a young age from her Grandmother, Maud and her mother, Jerri. Maud was head baker at oneof the local high schools and growing up Jerri had her own cake business out of their house.
April's fondest memories were icing a cake at age 4 and every holiday helping make cookies and fudge. Her mother and grandmother always wanted to open a bakery but were never able to see that dream come true, until that dream became April's.
That dream became a reality after April and her family invested their own time and money along with a loan from the city of East Peoria, and Fondulac Bank.
Many people have helped to get and keep this bakery open. From our family to yours thank you for continuing support we hope to continue to serve the City of East Peoria and the surround communities.