Small-Town Bakery in Pennsylvania Gets a Mega Boost from Influencer

A lifestyle guru with 2.8 million followers recently gave a tiny Malvern bakery the ultimate online shoutout—and now, the world is taking notice.

The expert, known for her casual yet persuasive food recommendations (she often tags finds with her signature praise: "good things"), posted a series of photos of flaky pastries and aromatic coffee from The Buttery’s Malvern location. With a following that size, her stamp of approval is like a golden ticket to viral fame—and packed shops.

The bakery, quick with a wink, responded in kind:

"We’d love to have you back anytime! Next time, we’ll make sure the espresso is extra strong."

This isn’t the first time the influencer has spotlighted the region. A frequent collaborator with QVC (based just miles away in West Chester), she’s no stranger to Philly-area gems. She’s even showcased Longwood Gardens in past features, proving she’s got an eye for local charm.

From Bakery to Neighborhood Hub

But The Buttery isn’t just any bakery—it’s a scratch-kitchen café that blends the warmth of a village bistro with the precision of artisanal baking. Their menu reads like a love letter to comfort food:

• Freshly baked bread that smells like childhood mornings
• Cookies so good, they’ve been known to spark nostalgia
• Coffee that turns even the grumpiest morning into something bright

And growth? They’re scaling up fast. A third location is slated to open soon in Bryn Mawr, bringing their cult-favorite pastries to a wider audience.

Malvern is Leveling Up Too

Even their original shop isn’t resting on its laurels. Starting April 1st, the Malvern location will transform into a full-fledged dinner spot, extending its hours to welcome night owls and late-day snackers.

The upgrades don’t stop there: ✔ Pizza and salads join the lineup—perfect for a casual dinner crowd ✔ A bread-and-butter tasting platter debuts, turning a simple snack into a gourmet experience

The Buttery is more than a bakery—it’s a destination, and with high-profile nods like this, it’s only getting started.

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