About
Husseny Bakery, located in the heart of Pune, has been a cornerstone of the city's culinary scene since its establishment in 1932 by Late Mr. Mirdehghan .S. Murteza. Situated at 662, Taboot St, Opp. Cakes 'n' Coffee, Camp, Pune, this iconic bakery has been a family-run business for over 90 years, with a rich history that spans generations. Initially supplying freshly baked goods to the Poona cantonment, Husseny Bakery has continued to thrive, maintaining its traditional charm while adapting to modern tastes. The bakery's mission is centered around preserving traditional baking methods, particularly using a wood-fired oven that has been in operation since its inception. This oven not only adds a unique flavor to their baked goods but also serves as a symbol of their commitment to heritage and quality. Dr. S. M. M. Irani, who joined the business in 1972, brought his expertise in economics and political science, further enhancing the bakery's operations. Today, Husseny Bakery is renowned for its old-world charm and its role in preserving Pune's festive traditions, especially during Christmas, where it offers a unique service of baking customers' cake mixes at minimal cost. The bakery's expertise lies in its ability to blend traditional recipes with modern offerings, ensuring a diverse range of products that cater to both nostalgic and contemporary tastes. What sets Husseny Bakery apart is its dedication to community engagement and its commitment to maintaining a family spirit, even as it has grown over the years. The bakery's unique value proposition lies in its ability to evoke a sense of nostalgia while innovating to meet current demands, making it a beloved institution in Pune.
Additional Details
Specialization:
Traditional Baking, Wood-Fired Oven Baked Goods, Christmas Cakes
Education & Certifications:
Dr. S. M. M. Irani holds a PhD in Economics & Political Science
Pricing & Insurance:
Pricing is extremely affordable, with cakes ranging from Rs 120 to 160. Insurance details are not available.
Customer Reviews
This Bakery was established in 1932 and is still running cool. I bought their Shrewsbury and cashew biscuits. They offered me a sample before buying it, that was a very nice gesture. Their biscuits taste awesome.
As a child the Bakery was always my favorite place, the aroma of freshly baked bread and cookies, the tins getting lined up for baking. A wonderful memory.
Food walk with Western Routes brought me back to good old days visiting Husseny Bakery. The owner was kind enough to give us a tour and we purchased some goodies too.
The first Bakery I ever came across where you stand in line to wait your turn.
We bought some OG donuts and biscuits only as part of our 1930s Pune bakery and cafe walk. They were totally amazing and transported us to childhood. To set expectations the flavor and feel is old school and not what you see in new age bakeries - but that is the true experience
Husseny bakery, another institution, serving baked goods to Pune for almost a hundred years now. A local favourite, but not as popular as some of its contemporaries.
It is an old shop, on a narrow street, near Camp road. The font of the board is nostalgic and so is everything else about the shop. There is no seating of any kind, so I won’t rate it on ambience.
For food, I got a few things:
1. Asked the man to give me a something to munch on while I walk and he handed me a small bun with some layers. Mildly sweet and buttery, it was delicious. I walked a few steps and came back for more. 5/5
2. whole wheat loaf: Soft, pillowy but devoid of much flavour. 3.5/5
3. Osmania cookies: Buttery and delicious. 4/5
4. Naan: This could have used some salt. 3/5
Both the place and the food have an old charm and I loved walking the streets of Pune munching on that lightly sweetened bun.
The process are amazing too. I got the whole bunch for a meager 190 rupees.
Service was decent as well.
Overall a solid 4/5
Oldest bakery of camp area in Pune. Famous for ladi pav and broon.
They have good collection of cakes pastries and bread.
They are also Famous for their bread.
Bakery is there sine 1930 taste is same like before.
Their prices are higher compared to other bakery, but one can pay more for good quality stuff.
Must visit bakery in Pune.
