ADAC Motorwelt 1/2016

ADAC Motorwelt, Ausgerechnet Alaska; Wild, Weit, wunderbar, Elisabeth Schneider 1/2016

Unsere Spezialität sind Sauerteig für Brot und Brötchen – und Zimtschnecken. Read Full Article (pdf)

Brigitte 24/2015

Reise Alaska, Grosses Kino, Nikola Haaks, Djamila Grossman, Dezember 2015

Stefanie und Michael Flynn betreiben diese nette deutsche Bäckerei. Tolle Zimtschnecken! Es gibt aber auch Sandwiches, Salate und Pizza.Read full Article (pdf)

In Girdwood, wo Stefanie und Michael Flynn seit 18 Jahren ihren Bake Shop betreiben, stoppt die Alaska Railroad zum ersten Mal. Der kleine Ort am Fuße des Mount Aleyska ist im Winter Alaskas schönstes Skige- biet. Doch auch im Sommer lohnt ein Abstecher vom Hotel Alyeska mit der Gondel hinauf auf den gleichnamigen Berg. „Girdwood ist ein fantastischer Ausgangspunkt, um das Land kennenzulernen“, fasst Stefanie Flynn die Vorteile des Örtchens in Worte. Read Full Article (pdf)

Reisen&Erleben

Reisen&Erleben, June 29, 2014

Hier hat sich vor 18 Jahren auch Ste- fanie Flynn mit ihrem Mann Michael und Tochter Annika nieder gelassen. Sie be- treiben den Bakeshop, eine Bäckerei mit Café, und der Laden brummt. Zum Früh- stück ist der Bakeshop bestens frequen- tiert, die Gäste sitzen vor mächtigen Omeletts, Pancakes oder Rührei. Mi- chaels Sweet Rolls, auf Deutsch: Schne- ckennudeln, sind wahrscheinlich die bes- ten in der weiten Umgebung. Read Full Article (pdf)

Alaska- Catering

On Location, June 2014

In addition to Alyeska, Stefanie Flynn at The Bake Shop might be available for craft services or catering (sandwiches are made on their famous homemade sourdough — one of the oldest cultures in Alaska). Read Full Article

Awed in Alaska Dining

U.S. Airways Magazine, Larry Olmsted, March 2014

Alaska Dining: ….And the hearty pre-skiing breakfasts and crepe-like sourdough pancakes at the Bake Shop in Girdwood are legendary. Read Full Article (pdf)

The Bake Shop – Girdwood, Alaska Revisit July 13, 2012

That Food Guy, January 14, 2014

On my very first trip to Alaska the Bake Shop in Girdwood was a stop on a sightseeing bus tour. It has been a favorite place since then and it is one of the places that I have to take first time visitors to Alaska. It is a small store in the oldest Alyeska Ski Resort building. Read Full Article (PDF)

Brilliant Alaska Breakfast Tempts Skiers and Cruisers

USA Today, Larry Olmsted, January 30, 2014

The scene: Ski season is about half over in most of the country, but not in Girdwood, Alaska, where the Alyeska ski resort stays open through the end of April, thanks to twice as much average snowfall as any major destination resort in the Lower 48. But even if skiing isn’t your thing, you need not miss the breakfast specialties for which the Bake Shop is locally famous – Girdwood and Alyeska are even busier in summer, Alaska’s prime tourism season. Read Full Article (pdf)

AK Bites: The Bake Shop

ktuu-tv, September 25, 2013

Watch Full Video Piece on The Bake Shop

55 Best-Kept Alaska Finds: The Bake Shop

Alaska Magazine, Heidi Bohi, August 7, 2013

In honor of the state’s upcoming 55th birthday, marking the day Alaska was sworn into statehood, here are 55 of the Great Land’s best-kept secrets and fantastic finds, ranging from fairytale-like to proven favorites—whether they are in big towns like Anchorage and Fairbanks—or tucked away in the far, far corners of the state. 1. Eat a world-famous cinnamon roll at The Bake Shop in Girdwood. (The Bake Shop) Read Full Article (pdf)