Chéticamp & Area

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About

The Aucoin Bakery is located in Petit Étang, alongside the world famous Cabot Trail, neighbouring the Cape-Breton Highland National Park and the region of Chéticamp.

Aucoin’s Bakery was founded in 1959. With their great homemade family recipes, the bakery rose to success and continues to grow strong with customers throughout the world renowned Cape-Breton Island.

Since the very beginning, the whole family has played an important part in the bakery’s operations and on-going success. Aucoin Bakery’s current owners, Pauline Aucoin and her son Justin Aucoin along with the dedicated staff are looking forward to providing many more years of quality products and service that are a slice above the rest.

The Aucoin Bakery produces a wide variety of fine baked goods to plenish the kitchen table as well as store shelves. From our home style breads, pies and sweets to our variety of kaiser sandwiches, you are sure to find something to satisfy your appetite and complement your favourite dish at the Aucoin Bakery.

Amenities

  • Locally Sourced
  • Open Year-Round
  • Takeout/Picnic Ready

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