Join Us for Bakers Brunch at the James Beard House in NYC!

The Night Kitchen Bakery chefs are honored to have been asked to create a meal at the James Beard House in NYC!  Our "Baker's Brunch" on Sunday April 14th is open to the public.

To make a reservation call the reservations department directly at 212-627-2308.
Mention the special, unique code word “Savoy” and that you are friends of the chef for the member price.

It's Restaurant Month In Chestnut Hill!

The Night Kitchen is participating with a lunch special all month.
For $9.95 you have a choice of 2 tea sandwiches(smoked salmon, egg salad or tuna salad) a shortbread cookie and a cup of tea or coffee.

Bride's Choice Award

The Night Kitchen was chosen by brides on Wedding Wire as a leader in excellence, quality and professionalism!

Save the Date for Cookie Decorating!

Bring the kids by for Tree Cookie Decorating on Friday December 28th from 3:00-4:30pm. They get to take home their delicious art pieces and you can place your New Years Eve order. The cost is $1 and the Night Kitchen will match all funds raised which will be donated to the Red Cross Hurricane Sandy disaster relief fund.

Night Kitchen Bakery Debuts Must-Have Halloween Treats

By Angela Corrado, Oct., 2012, ChestnutHillDish.Com
Looking for a spine-chillingly good Halloween treat?
Check out Night Kitchen Bakery‘s spooky ghost cupcakes! These mocha chocolate cupcakes are draped in a “sheet” of white fondant and decorated with tiny bats for their signature. They are going for $4.50 a piece. The bakery is also making sugared shortbread cookies in the shapes of ghastly ghosts, plump pumpkins, and black bats! For a bit-less of a scare — but with the same hair-raising tastes, try out the pumpkin pound cake decorated with tiny fondant pumpkins for $3.50 per treat. As always these delicious treats will be made with 100% butter, unbleached flour, and the best imported chocolates and jams! Indulge your trick-or-treaters with a delicious artisan treat from Night Kitchen Bakery! Proprietor Amy Edelman and her staff of professional pastry artisans are creating delectable edibles daily at the bakery, located at 7725 Germantown Avenue.

President Obama Slipping in One Philadelphia Suburb

By Victor Fiorillo
At least according to 7-Eleven’s surprisingly accurate Presidential Coffee Cup Poll.

On the eve of the first Election 2012 debates in Denver, Colorado, and with the actual election mercifully just over one month away, all of the pundits, politicos and pollsters are making their predictions. National Journal, a “nonpartisan” Washington news magazine, has the race tied at 47-percent among likely voters. Yesterday, the Rasmussen Report said the incumbent has a one-point edge. Real Clear Politics is more generous, giving Obama a four-point lead nationwide, which, according to PolicyMic.com, means that the President “can afford to relax these next five weeks.”

But who cares what Rasmussen thinks when 7-Eleven is making predictions? That’s right. Even retailers are getting in on this seemingly never-ending presidential election process. MORE

Night Kitchen Bakery Invites You to Vote With Your Stomach