Mouth of the South Bakery – Shelbyville, TN: Hours & Menu

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114 E. Holland Street, Shelbyville, TN 37160

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Address114 E. Holland Street, Shelbyville, TN 37160

Phone(931) 492-4362

StyleBakery

CountyBedford County

Time zoneCentral Time

About Mouth of the South Bakery

Mouth of the South Bakery serves Shelbyville from 114 E. Holland Street, close to the center of Shelbyville.

Our Shelbyville directory counts 10 bakeries in total — about one per 2,579 people living in the city. Nearest alternative: Audrey’s on the Square at 112 Public Square E, less than 0.1 mi away.

Opening hours for Mouth of the South Bakery are not verified in our data. A quick call to (931) 492-4362 before you go saves a wasted trip, especially on holidays.

At a glance

Listed as	Bakery
Bakeries in Shelbyville	10
Nearest bakery	less than 0.1 mi

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What to order

Typical items at a bakery like this one — the bakery's own selection may differ.

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Breakfast Pastries & Muffins

Blueberry MuffinA domed muffin studded with whole blueberries and finished with a crunchy sugar top; moist crumb with bright, jammy pockets of fruit.
Cinnamon RollYeasted dough spiraled with brown sugar and cinnamon, baked snug in a pan so the sides stay pillowy, then spread with cream cheese icing.
Bear ClawA slashed, claw-shaped Danish filled with sweet almond paste and topped with sliced almonds and a thin glaze; layered and buttery throughout.
Apple TurnoverPuff pastry folded over cinnamon-spiced apple filling into a triangle, baked until shatteringly crisp and finished with a light vanilla drizzle.

Breads & Rolls

Sourdough BouleNaturally leavened round loaf with a blistered, deeply browned crust, an open chewy interior, and the gentle tang of a long fermentation.
Honey Wheat Sandwich LoafA soft-crumbed pan loaf made with whole wheat flour and a touch of honey, sliceable for toast, lunchbox sandwiches, and grilled cheese.
Jewish RyeA deli-style rye speckled with caraway seeds, with a thin crackly crust and a dense, slightly sour crumb suited to pastrami or Reuben sandwiches.
ChallahBraided egg bread enriched with oil and a little honey, glazed for a lacquered shine; the crumb is fluffy, pull-apart, and faintly sweet.

Cookies & Bars

Black and White CookieA large, cakey drop cookie iced half in vanilla fondant and half in chocolate, a New York deli-counter staple with a lemony crumb.
Chocolate Chip CookieBrown-butter dough loaded with semisweet chocolate chunks, baked to crisp golden edges and a chewy center with a sprinkle of sea salt.
Oatmeal Raisin CookieA rustic cookie made with rolled oats, plump raisins, and warm cinnamon, with crinkly edges and a molasses-tinged sweetness.
SnickerdoodleRolled in cinnamon sugar before baking, this crackle-topped butter cookie has a pleasant tang from cream of tartar and a puffy interior.