A Well-Known Transformational Development
With more planned for the future.
Bakery Square is a vibrant mixed-use development located in Pittsburgh's East End, built out of the existing site of the historic Nabisco Baking Factory. The development provides a community space for neighbors, tenants, and everyone in Pittsburgh to enjoy and come together.
The campus is home to office tenants like Google, Philips, UPMC, University of Pittsburgh, CMU Software Engineering Institute and is also home to several restautants and retailers like Anthropologie, Free People, West Elm and Starbucks. The development is always growing and changing to adapt to the need for more office and community spaces.
The campus is home to office tenants like Google, Philips, UPMC, University of Pittsburgh, CMU Software Engineering Institute and is also home to several restautants and retailers like Anthropologie, Free People, West Elm and Starbucks. The development is always growing and changing to adapt to the need for more office and community spaces.
Media Mentions
Abandoned road behind Bakery Square to become one of Pittsburgh's only public 'living' streets
"County Executive Rich Fitzgerald and Mayor William Peduto announced plans to transform an abandoned road behind Bakery Square into one of the city's only public 'living' streets."
Media Mentions
Made to order: Sheetz to establish tech office presence at Bakery Square
The Altoona-based chain is planning to open a tech office at Bakery Square, one that will house members of its information technology, data and innovation departments.
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Tako restaurant ready to open in Pittsburgh's Bakery Square
The second Pittsburgh location of Tako is set open at Bakery Square in the city's East End on Oct. 14.
What's going on in the Square?
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