Bakery Flyers
See Bakery Flyers in action
Nine flyer sizes, from a 4.25" x 5.5" takeout bag handout to an 11" x 25.5" window sheet, on 7 stocks, one side or both, from $39.54 per 50.
- $39.54 for 50 flyers, with the per-flyer price dropping across 25 tiers up to 25,000.
- 9 sizes from a 4.25" x 5.5" quarter-page handout up to an 11" x 25.5" sheet, plus a custom size.
- 7 stocks: 100# gloss and silk/matte text, 70# uncoated text, 80# gloss and 100# silk/matte cover, 14pt gloss cover, and a 14pt uncoated cover with 30% recycled content.
- Full color on the front or both sides, plain or with a High Gloss UV coating.
- 3 business day standard turnaround, with 2-day, next-day and same-day rush, rated 4.7 out of 5 across 18 reviews.
Flyers That Make Your Case Look as Good as It Tastes
A customer three blocks away cannot see your pastry case. A bakery flyer takes your croissants, your cake menu, a weekend discount or a grand opening date into takeout bags, onto community boards and across the counter, so people know what is in the case before they walk in. Restaurant and grand opening flyers print from the same stocks on flyers printing.
Fifty flyers cost about 79 cents each, which suits a test run for one weekend; a grand opening or a holiday push needs a full box, and the price per flyer drops at every step up.
What Are Bakery Flyers
They are full-color handouts for a bakery that needs to announce something in a hurry: a seasonal menu, a coupon, custom cake and catering photos, a loyalty offer or the date a new shop opens. For a full food menu, the Restaurant Flyers cover the same ground.
Bakery Flyer Design Ideas and Templates
- Seasonal menu. Pumpkin in October, king cake in January, pie in November: one hero photo at the top, the items and prices below, a hard end date at the bottom, at 8.5" x 11" so it doubles as a counter sheet and a window poster.
- Grand opening. The date, the address and one offer that brings people in the first week. Keep the item list short.
- Custom cake orders. Three finished cakes photographed well, the lead time in days, the price a custom cake starts at, and how to order.
- Wholesale and catering. Aimed at cafes and offices: delivery days, minimum order and the trade contact, handed over in person.
- Wedding cake tasting. One elegant photo, the tasting fee or the fact that it is free, and a booking number; this one earns a silk or gloss cover stock.
- Loyalty offer. A punch grid or a coupon along one edge, on a heavier stock so it survives a purse, with an expiry date.
What to Put on a Bakery Flyer
A flyer that gets someone off the sidewalk carries one daylight photo of the item you most want to sell, a price list short enough to read while walking, an allergen note pointing to the full list in store, your hours including the days you close, the address with a cross street, a phone number and social handles, and an offer with an expiry date. If the menu is long, print full color on both sides and give the back to the list; it costs less than a bigger flyer and reads better than type squeezed into a margin.
What Size Should a Bakery Flyer Be
The 4.25" x 5.5" drops into a takeout bag or sits by the register. The 4" x 9" is a slim rack card for a holder at the counter, the 5.5" x 8.5" holds a full pastry menu, the tall 4.25" x 11" suits a price list, and the 11" x 25.5" works as a window sheet. When the menu grows past one page, the Folded Flyers add a crease and extra panels.
Pick a stock that makes the food look good
Food photography lives on coated stock: on the 100# gloss text and the gloss covers, a glazed pastry keeps its highlight and ganache stays deep, and a High Gloss UV coating makes a donut glaze look wet. The silk and matte stocks give nearly the same color with the glare taken off, the right call under a shop light. The 70# uncoated text suits a sourdough-and-brown-paper brand, since ink sinks in and photos read softer and warmer. Text weights keep a big handout run cheap; a flyer that sits on the counter for a month or goes out with a cake order deserves a 14pt cover, which stays flat. The 14pt uncoated cover with 30% recycled content is there for a greener order.
Design it without a designer
Start from a free layout in our flyer design templates, then change the colors, photos and copy in the online editor.
Built your own art? The blank bakery flyer template marks the trim, the 1/8" bleed and the safe margin for your size.
Press-Ready Blank Templates
How Much Do Bakery Flyers Cost
A run of 500 costs $108.75, roughly 22 cents each, and 1,000 cost $126.32, about 13 cents each, so doubling from 500 adds only $17.57. A cover stock, the UV coating, printing the back or a rush add to the total. The slider below covers the first six tiers, from 50 to 500.
Wally fills the counter, not just the window
Why a $39.54 stack of bakery flyers brings the neighborhood in.
Fifty bakery flyers cost $39.54, less than a tray of pastries, and full color makes your cakes look as good on paper as in the case. Print a menu, a coupon, or a grand opening notice, pick a stock and a size, and Wally has them printed as fast as same day.
How Do Bakery Flyers Compare to the Rest of the Range
The comparison below puts them beside club, die-cut and business flyers with the starting price of each. For an opening day push, the Grand Opening Flyers use the same sizes.
See How Printed Flyers Land
Flyers from our plant, gloss beside silk and uncoated, are in the gallery below. Tap any print to see it larger.
Real Flyers Our Customers Printed
How Fast Can You Get Bakery Flyers
Standard production is 3 business days, and when a weekend or an event sneaks up you can move to 2-day, next-day or same-day production for a set amount on top of the base price. Same-day orders need to be approved by the daily cutoff to ship that day; add a free online proof or a next-day hardcopy proof if you want to check the file first.
See the Rest of Our Flyers
Scan the full print product range, add catering menus for the wholesale and event side, or see the whole bakery printing range from boxes to loyalty cards.
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Bakery Flyers: Frequently Asked Questions
How many bakery flyers should I order?
Order to the job: 50 covers a counter stack for a week, 500 suits bag stuffers and a community board push, and 1,000 or more fits a grand opening or a neighborhood mailing, where the price per flyer is a fraction of the small run.
Can a flyer double as a coupon?
Yes, print the offer and an expiry date along one edge and ask customers to bring the flyer in. There is no perforation on this product, so the coupon is cut off by hand or redeemed whole.
Questions about Bakery Flyers? See answers
