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Our story

it started in a red barn.

A commercial oven, a rented barn in Bedford, and a cookie people couldn't stop asking for. That's how Red Barn Bakery began.

“Honey, your bags are great, but your cookies are even better.”

A friend, and the start of Red Barn Bakery
Randell at her market stand with baked goods
Randell at her market stand
Randell Dodge smiling, sitting on bags of King Arthur 100% organic flour in the bakery's storeroom

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Randell grew up baking with her mother at their summer home on the North Fork of Long Island, learning organic, farm-to-table cooking along the way.

She studied painting and ceramic sculpture at Bennington College and built a career designing handbags. She became known for bringing homemade cookies to trade shows, and customers started asking to buy them.

At the counter

lettered by hand.

Look closely at the bakery case. The cards are lettered and drawn by hand, flowers, carrots and all.

  • A hand-lettered card with drawn flowers: blue pea flower macarons with lemon curd, beside the macarons and lemons
    Blue pea flower macaronswith lemon curd
  • A hand-lettered card with drawn carrots: vegan and gluten-free carrot cake muffin
    Carrot cake muffinsvegan and gluten-free
  • Pecan pies on parchment, labeled by hand: GF chocolate pecan
    Chocolate pecan piesgluten-free

from the barn to the bakery.

Inside the Red Barn café: a long live-edge wooden table with lanterns, brick walls and tall windows
  1. The barn
    An oven in a red barn

    Randell rented a cottage in Bedford and asked the landlord if she could put a commercial oven in the red barn on the property. He said yes, and the bakery, and its name, were born.

  2. The market
    Sold out at Stone Barns

    Blue Hill at Stone Barns asked her to bake for its farmers market, where she sold out in hours.

  3. Thanksgiving
    250 pies

    Her first Thanksgiving, Randell baked 250 pies.

  4. Irvington
    A home on South Astor Street

    An old auto garage across from the Irvington train station became the bakery and café.

  5. 2011
    Best of Westchester

    Westchester Magazine named the breakfast cookie the best morning cookie in the county.

  6. On TV
    The Martha Stewart Show

    Randell shared the breakfast cookie on The Martha Stewart Show.

  7. 2021
    Best of Westchester, again

    This time for our blueberry scone.

  8. Today
    Still baking everything from scratch

    A woman-owned bakery and café in Irvington, and a stand at four Westchester farmers markets.

A floured round of sourdough scored with a wheat pattern, beside a bread knife

Ingredients

what goes in.

Butter
Organic, from grass-fed cows
Eggs
Free-range and organic
Fruit & vegetables
Organic, from the Hudson Valley
Flour
King Arthur organic hard red wheat
Gluten-free flours
Organic flours and grains
Coffee & tea
Counter Culture and Two Leaves and a Bud
Made
From scratch, in Irvington
Randell Dodge with Martha Stewart on the set of The Martha Stewart Show, holding a breakfast cookie
Westchester Magazine cover with Red Barn Bakery muffins

recognized across westchester, and on tv.

  1. 2011Best of WestchesterMorning cookie: our Sayulita breakfast cookie
  2. 2021Best of WestchesterBlueberry scone
  3. TVThe Martha Stewart ShowRandell and the breakfast cookie
  4. CoverWestchester MagazineOur muffins on the cover
  5. 2022Westfair"Red Barn Bakery is a real treat"

still at the markets.

Where it started. Find us on weekends at four Westchester markets.

  • PleasantvilleSaturdays · 8:30 to 1Every week
  • ChappaquaSaturdays · 8:30 to 1Every week
  • IrvingtonSundays · 9 to 1:30Every other Sunday
  • PelhamSundays · 9:30 to 1Every other Sunday
Red Barn's farmers market table on red gingham, piled with breakfast cookies, muffins, pastries and key lime pies
Our market tableWeekends at four Westchester markets

order ahead, pick up in irvington.