Best Bread Delivery Services

Buy on Zingermans.com

When you want a variety of breads and the accoutrement to go with it, Zingerman’s has you covered. Of course, they have your standard sourdough loaves, but they offer mouthwatering options like cherry chocolate bread, parmesan pepper bread, and chile cheddar bread as well.

Individual loaves range from about $10 to $35, but two-day shipping starts at $15, so you're best off ordering several items to make the shipping cost worth it. You can buy one of the many bundles, like the Deli Deluxe Bread Box (around $80) or the Sweet and Spicy Bread Gift Box (roughly $85), which both come with freezer bags so you can slice up the loaves, store them in the freezer, and nosh on whatever delicious bread your heart desires in the weeks and months ahead.

Zingerman’s also stocks sandwich staples like deli meats and cheese, as well as some interesting spreads (banana jam, guava marmalade, and blackberry preserves with poppy flowers). Zingerman’s is known for its impeccable, proactive customer service, so you can feel confident that any hiccups will be quickly handled by the company.

Buy on Domaselo.com

Domaselo is a Miami-based bakery that offers crusty, European-style sourdough loaves that are organic and all-natural, so you won’t find the additives you typically see on grocery store bread labels.

The list of ingredients in the country bread is simple: bread flour, levain (flour, water), water, and sea salt. These super high-quality loaves are delicious and are the perfect accompaniment to soups and salads.

Their loaves are approximately 1- to 1 1/2-pounds, and range from around $4.50 to $23, with free shipping across the continental U.S. for orders over $35. You can order around eight loaves for that much, so freeze what you won’t eat right away and follow Demoselo’s instructions for thawing and heating them up when you’re ready to eat.

Options available for shipping include country bread, multi-seed bread, olive bread, walnut & cranberry bread. It’s a great deal for bread that’s made the old-school way.

Buy on Pxf.io

If you’ve moved away from New York and you need another taste of Breads Bakery’s chocolate babka, or want to surprise your California-raised friends with Boudin Bakery’s San Francisco sourdough, Goldbelly gets you access to the foods you love from the places you adore.

Dozens of famed bakeries and restaurants deliver nationwide through Goldbelly, like Russ & Daughters and Tartine. There are so many iconic foods on Goldbelly that it’s easy to go a little crazy ordering everything you’ve ever wanted to taste.

But Goldbelly is most definitely a splurge versus a source for your weekly loaf. Prices aren’t cheap to begin with, and shipping varies based on what you are ordering and where you are in relation to the bakery you’re ordering from.

The plus side is that you can order and freeze enough bagels or bread to last you a month. And, there's nothing to match the joy of getting a treat from one of your favorite spots from across the country.

Buy on Angelicbakehouse.com

Angelic Bakehouse makes soft, sliced bread and buns that are perfect for any of your favorite homemade sandwiches.

Their ingredients are all-natural and non-GMO, and the company sprouts its whole grains for added nutrition and flavor. Angelic Bakehouse has wheat, raisin wheat, sprouted 7-grain, sprouted rye bread, as well as low-sodium and no salt added bread. Additionally, they have hamburger buns, wraps, and pizza crusts.

Reviewers rave about the taste and quality of Angelic Bakehouse’s bread, not to mention their prompt delivery. Loaves range from about $5 to $7, and shipping is free on orders over $29.

Bonus: you can feel good about your purchase at Angelic Bakehouse and easily give back to the community; they have a bread donation program that allows you to donate a loaf to Feeding America, which they will match by donating an additional one.

Buy on Uprisingfood.com

Going keto doesn’t mean you need to give up all bread. Thanks to innovators like Uprising Food, you can get a keto, bread bundle subscription that you can set to delivery every one, two, four, eight, or 12 weeks.

While different from traditional grain bread, these keto loaves are hearty, tasty, and will definitely satisfy your craving for bready goodness. Their fresh, superfood bread, which is baked and shipped on Mondays, is made with just eight ingredients: almond flour, golden flaxseed, psyllium husk, apple cider vinegar, organic egg whites, baking powder, salt, and water. They don’t use any preservatives or additives, so whatever you don’t eat immediately, you can freeze.

When you order, you’ll also have access to a "field guide" that will answer any questions you have about the bread. For around $48 plus shipping, the 5-in-1 Superfood Bread Bundle comes with four "cubes" (the loaves are cube-shaped).

Whether it’s avocado toast, grilled cheese, or french toast, you don’t have to miss out on your favorites. With this subscription, you’ll always have bread on hand.

Buy on Breadsrsly.com

If you don’t eat gluten but you do partake in other grains, Bread Srsly bakes up some delicious, gluten-free bread that you have to try.

Founder Sadie Scheffer dubs herself an "accidental baker" after she started experimenting with gluten-free treats in order to woo a crush who had cut out gluten from their diet.

After much trial and error, she developed an incredible gluten-free sourdough recipe using wild yeast and a blend of white rice flour, organic millet flour, organic sorghum flour, and arrowroot. The bread tastes surprisingly similar to traditional sourdough, with a pleasing texture that isn’t gummy or dense, which can often be the case with gluten-free baked goods.

The San Francisco-based company ships nationwide for a flat rate of $5.

Try the Sourdough Mixed 3-Pack, which includes one of the following: classic, seeded, and cinnamon raisin for roughly $39. Oh, and in case you’re wondering, the gluten-free bread did win over Scheffer’s crush, who became her partner.

Buy on Newyorkerbagels.com

If you’re in New York or New Jersey, you can get a decent bagel pretty easily. But finding a great bagel in the South or on the West Coast is like happening upon a $100 bill in your pocket—it’s not outside the realm of possibility, but it's highly unlikely.

New Yorker Bagels provides a great solution with their fresh, hand-rolled, kettle-boiled treats. There are more than two dozen flavors to choose from, including traditional favorites like everything and poppy to more exciting flavors like jalapeño red pepper, french toast, and apple cinnamon. These bagels are on the softer side, so toast them up to bring out that crunchy, chewy texture. The bagels are all vegan—including the egg bagels which use eggless substitute—with the exception of honey, which is used in some flavors.

You can order a dozen bagels for about $40 or three dozen for roughly $80, and mix and match flavors, which each come in a three-pack. Additionally, New Yorker Bagels also has a Bagel of the Month subscription box.

New Yorker Bagels is one of the only companies that ships free, overnight, anywhere in the continental U.S.