Lewis Farms Bakery near Cheshire, CT
Driving from Cheshire? Lewis Farms is about 7 miles and 12 minutes away via Route 10 and Route 322. Pies, stuffed breads, breakfast and soft serve.
Getting here from Cheshire
- Distance
- About 7 miles
- Drive time
- About 12 minutes
Route
- Take Route 10 (Highland Avenue) north out of Cheshire, past the I-691 interchange.
- Just past I-691, Route 10 meets Route 322 at the Southington town line.
- Follow Route 322 (Meriden-Waterbury Turnpike) to South End Road.
- South End Road brings you to Lewis Farms at 384 Belleview Avenue.
Drive times are estimates — check live traffic before you go.
Open in Google MapsUp Highland Avenue and over the line
From Cheshire, Highland Avenue (Route 10) carries you north past I-691 to the Route 322 junction, right where Cheshire ends and Southington begins. From there it's a short run along the Meriden-Waterbury Turnpike and South End Road to Belleview Avenue.
- Breads, rolls, homemade pies, stuffed breads, cookies, donuts, cream puffs, danish and even dog treats
- A year-round country store with quality gifts as well as seasonal produce and plants
- Breakfast from 7 am - 11:30 daily, with sandwiches made to order and a coffee station
- Soft serve ice cream, now served all year long
- A grab-and-go section with refrigerated and frozen prepared foods for lunch or dinner
Coming from a neighboring town?
See you soon
Open 7 am - 8 pm Daily Except on Christmas