Kaplan's New Model Bakery

5 starts just for passing the 100-year mark! They must be found something right for that kind of longevity.They bake their bread fresh on site daily. Come here for rye (seeded or not), pumpernickel, challah, or old-fashioned white bread. They also have cookies, Danish, tea biscuits, knishes, coffee cake, and even a few slices of tomato pie.Staff are friendly. Cash is preferred.

Fresh bread and mistake cookies and chocolate that still taste fine. The price is right, service was excellent, and pickup was fast. Just wish they offered this on weekends and that pickup time during the week was later on and it is hard for people to pickup 430-5 unless they happen to be off etc

Off the chain! Great Jewish fare found here. Everything I had was amazing and the staff are particularly friendly. Normal deli type environment, I found it quaint and peaceful. Philly, you rock!

Such a cute place, I was looking for snacks to take on the plane and chips don't cut it for me, I need pastries so I stumbled upon this place after brunch. Whatever kind of pastry that you want they got it for you and in multiple varieties. I got the banana bread and a pound cake that was wrapped up individually. It was very moist and delicious.

Great crusty pumpernickel and even better seeded rye bread for $4 a loaf, slicing optional, highly recommend! Also bakes seedless rye and marble rye. Opens early 7 days a week like a good bakery should.Claims to be Philadelphia's oldest Jewish bakery. As others have noted, this is a very small sales room attached to an enormous commercial operation.I tried a Kaplan's cheese danish also, perfectly fine but not up to the standard set by that delicious bread. Next time I'll try the cookies.

This is the perfect cute bakery set right by Liberty Lands. We love coming here after the park to grab a snack :)Pros- reasonable prices - the pizza knish is one of my favorites! Tastes just like a hot pocket- the ladies here are super sweet. Sometimes they give my toddler a cookie for free :)- muffins are moist and delicious (not overly sweet)- they participate in Too Good to Go and offer quite hefty bags of goods so nothing goes to waste Cons- wish they had a menu posted somewhere. Sometimes I don't know what the options are just from looking at the pastry

Super nice staff, really great prices, and excellent offerings! The bagels are the most affordable dozen bagels in town and have a great chewy quality to them- how bagels should be. They also have a ton of cookies and sweets that are sold by weight, and black and white cookies (my favorite nyc indulgence!). The challah is also always on point. The staff is super helpful, offering to help carry a big order down the block if you need a hand, and willing to put aside an order over the phone if you need to call ahead and pick up in your way to an event or work, etc. This has got to be my favorite low key bakery in Philly.

Do not buy from here. I found all of their baked goods in SAMS CLUB. The picture of the single cupcake was one I bought from the bakery and then you can see it also pictured in Sams Club.

I used to love this place I drove from Northeast and then when moved to Jersey still drove over for rye breads but went 2 months ago and the rye bread texture had changed I bought 4 large loaves to freeze, I could barely eat it the texture and flavor had changed. Has the texture and flavor have changed. I am struggling to fine that great bread again. Any suggestions

Richard Kedanis The best "black russian bread" in Philadelphia. Good rye, challah and pastries, too. Suburban eateries come here for great bread.