Country sourdough
$9Our daily loaf — high-extraction wheat, a touch of rye, 36-hour cold ferment. Sliceable but proud of its crust.
Concord, Massachusetts · Est. 2019
A small-batch bakery run by two sisters. We mill our whole wheat in-house, leaven everything with a starter we’ve fed since 2019, and we’re usually out of croissants by noon.
Our story
Hazel and Mira Bennett opened Lark & Honey in the fall of 2019, in a narrow storefront on Mill Street that used to be a cobbler. The oven came first. The sign came months later.
We bake everything from scratch, every day we’re open. Our bread is naturally leavened with a sourdough culture we’ve fed since the week we opened — no commercial yeast, no shortcuts. The whole wheat is milled in-house from grain grown by Four Star Farms in Northfield.
We’re a small shop. We sell out. We’re happy you came.
Local grain
Milled in-house from Four Star Farms.
Naturally leavened
One starter, fed daily since 2019.
Baked daily
Starts at 4am. Out by mid-afternoon.
Custom orders
Birthdays, weddings, anniversaries, the day someone finally finishes their dissertation. We bake a handful of custom cakes each week — usually layered, lightly decorated, and built around whatever fruit is at its best.
Visit us
We’re a few doors down from the river, on the corner with the blue door. Street parking out front, more behind the building.
Hours
Custom orders, large-loaf pre-orders, or just to say hello. We’ll get back the next morning we’re open.