O'Hara's Bakery

[old wallion]

chocolate paris, wheaten farls.

[Sheila A]

Remember the wee individual trifles, and sore heads (buns)

[William_D]

Used to love O`hara`s,there was one on the Woodstock road in the late 80`s and 90`s.

[jaymac]

You mean to tell me that there is no more O"Hara's. Where am I going to get Babs when I come home in October?

[ned]

O'Hara's Baps I still miss them. Paddy Thompson's shop at the top of Massereene St sold them. What I wouldn't do to have an O'Hara's bap again.

Heaven on earth. With a ton of Golden Cow butter on top. I'm going into deep depression thinking about it. 

Tera you must remember them.

[ED25]

I remember my granny dragging my into O'Haras.  She always bought Paris Buns with chocolate, a Milk Loaf (it was round) and Custard Buns. 

I loved the custard buns and have never found any as good since O'Haras closed.

Their sausage rolls were pretty good too!!!

[old wallion]

I remember my granny dragging my into O'Haras.  She always bought Paris Buns with chocolate, a Milk Loaf (it was round) and Custard Buns. 

I loved the custard buns and have never found any as good since O'Haras closed.

Their sausage rolls were pretty good too!!!

Tesco does a great custard,4 for 99p. Every little helps

[floral]

Tesco does a great custard,4 for 99p. Every little helps

Their wheaten bread was lovely as was their fruit bannock!!!

[old wallion]

Their wheaten bread was lovely as was their fruit bannock!!!

Wheaten Farls toasted were also nice

[floral]

Wheaten Farls toasted were also nice

I'd love one now old wallion

[muckles]

Mike O'Hara who is a grandson, now owns a bar in Pickering Ontario.  Had many a word with Mike about it.

[Kateme]

Their wheaten bread was lovely as was their fruit bannock!!!

My favorites!! 

[parkboy]

hi everybody , does anyone remember taking the turkey to o,haras at christmas for them to cook  , i remember taking ours to the  bakery at mc.tier st. and collecting it , i think it would have been collected xmas day. but i prefered barney hughs baps ,

[roy231]

there sausage rolls are the best of all time never had a roll like it and never will

[Seaviewite]

A story from the Autobiography of the late, Belfast born author Brian Moore, tells of his father, who was a surgeon at The Mater Hospital, telling off their maid for buying O'Hara's Bread. "That's Protestant bread" he lectured. In the future the poor girl had to make sure that she bought Barney Hughes' Bread.