Martin's Famous Pastry Shoppe
Corporate office · Guilford ·
Iconic potato rolls and buns for sandwiches and hotdogs
Iconic potato rolls and buns for sandwiches and hotdogs
"The Pennsylvania hamburger bun maker drew scrutiny after reports that Jim Martin, one of the family owners, along with his wife and daughter, donated upwards of $100,000 to far-right state senator Doug Mastriano’s campaign — the largest single-donor amount to that candidate in the last two years — which prompted food-industry figures to call for a boycott on Instagram and led some restaurants in San Francisco and Philadelphia to cut ties. Martin’s has said that while family members and stockholders hold political opinions, the company itself does not support any particular candidate or party and will continue to focus on baking quality products, providing service to customers, and supporting its communities." - Luke Fortney
"A Philadelphia outlet reported that the owner of Pennsylvania-based Martin’s Famous Pastry Shoppe supported state senator Doug Mastriano, whom the San Francisco Chronicle describes as a pro-Trump Republican and QAnon conspiracy theory promoter known for efforts to assist Trump in attempts to overturn the presidential election; those reports prompted some Bay Area restaurants to stop using Martin’s potato rolls." - Lauren Saria
"Meg’s also uses soft, toasted buns from Martin’s Famous Pastry Shoppe and serving Stubborn sodas, which come in flavors like orange hibiscus and classic root beer." - Adam H. Callaghan
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