SALEM, N.J. — In this week’s episode of the Follow Salem Podcast, we’re excited to chat with Leah Widmer and Ashley Serrano, the dynamic duo behind The Willow’s Wisp, a beloved bakery nestled in the heart of Salem’s Historic District. Known for their warm, cozy atmosphere, Leah and Ashley have created a space that offers much more than just delicious baked goods—it’s a community hub where locals can gather and enjoy a variety of treats, from fresh donuts and pastries to hearty breads, cookies, pies, and seasonal holiday specials.
What sets The Willow’s Wisp apart is their dedication to quality and service. The bakery offers a wide range of options, including coffee, hot tea, apple cider concentrate, freeze-dried candies, and both hot and cold beverages. Whether you’re craving something sweet, savory, or just need a comforting cup of tea, they have something for everyone. With a focus on fresh ingredients and a unique approach to customer care, it’s no surprise they’ve earned such a loyal following in Salem.
You can find The Willow’s Wisp at 82 Market St. in Salem or by checking them out on their website by clicking here, on Facebook by clicking here, or on Instagram @the_willows_wisp82.
The Willow’s Wisp open Tuesday through Friday from 6:45 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., and on weekends from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Watch Episode 8 of the Follow Salem Podcast below or listen on Spotify by clicking here.
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