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Abigail's Bakery

3.8 (4 reviews)
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Closed • 6:00 am - 12:00 pm

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Cafe One East - Bagel with Lox Cream-Cheese.

Cafe One East

4.7(39 reviews)
13.5 mi

Awesome spot -- we stopped by on our way skiing as we are not locals, we are so pleased with this…read morecafe! Service was friendly, easy to order, and coffee tasted amazing! Great tasting notes. The food was incredible -- the bagels are so fresh, the English muffins are so light and fluffy and the maple blueberry scone is a must try. 10/10!

This cafe is so cute! I stopped here on my way back to Massachusetts as it wasn't too far off the…read morehighway. First of all, it's on a cute little Main Street that has some historical signs and statues which I love to see. There's parking on the road and we did not have trouble getting a spot despite it being a weekend. They have some offerings in a couple fridges such as pastries and yogurt and there is a sandwich and drink menu. I ordered the ham and jam on a croissant, which is ham and raspberry with Brie I believe. It needed more cheese and less jam I would say. I still enjoyed it though! I had a tough time picking a sandwich because there are so many good options! My pistachio latte was also really good, and they had some good coffee specials. They'll call your order when it's ready and you can bring it to one of the tables they have in the small dining room. It's really cute inside with a stately fireplace, and people were doing work or catching up with friends. You could also sit out on the porch but it was a wintry April... but so bet it's great in the summer!

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Cafe One East - Our eat-in space mid-rush! Phew.

Our eat-in space mid-rush! Phew.

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Scones just fall apart on the plate !

Cafe One East - Cow in the front!

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The Bean and Bakery - More merch

The Bean and Bakery

4.3(12 reviews)
9.4 mi

Adorable coffee shop in Concord. We were staying for the night on our way to Vermont and we wanted…read morecoffee better than what our hotel was offering. This place definitely hit the spot. They have all the types of coffee you could possibly imagine, which is great since my fiancé and I have completely different tastes. He ordered a traditional, hot latte. He said it was full flavored, not too hot, and was served at the perfect temperature. I had an iced Moose Tracks (chocolate and peanut butter) latte with oat milk. I was worried the flavors would be really heavy but it was just the right amount of sweetness. The place is also huge. It went way further back than I would have thought and there were plenty of tables. They had a million different types of coffee beans you could buy in all different sizes. Some even looked like 5lb bags. In addition to all of that, they had great merch, some with their logo and others that were dog and cat themed. As a person with a lot of pets, I wanted to buy everything. They also featured other goods and art made by local New Hampshirites.

Stopped in after a trip to Sam's Club. Easy to find spot. Place is cute and clean. Layout provides…read moreenough space so you don't feel like you are on top of the other customers. There were approximately 5 other customers in the shop. Woman at the counter was welcoming and accommodating. We ordered 2 egg, ham and cheese sandwiches. One with Swiss one with American. A 12 oz mocha and a 12 oz maple latte. The woman at the counter inquired if I preferred white or dark chocolate for the mocha ( nice touch) and what type of milk. They do offer real maple syrup. The sandwiches took about 7 minutes to appear. The cook ( rather rough ) put them on the counter and turned away in one motion. The coffees took another 4 minutes after the sandwiches came out. If the place had been busy I, of course would understand the wait. However, it was not. Once I finally joined my companion to being eating ( I was delivering items to the table as I received them) he was done with his sandwich as I was beginning. The sandwich was a huge disappointment. Yes, the order was made correctly. The bread was toasted as I requested, bone dry but toasted. My dissatisfaction came from the lack of filling in the sandwich. One egg, one small slice of cheese( not covering the entire slice of bread ) and one paper thin slice of deli ham. I do realize that food costs are up, I also realize that will not have return customers if they do not feel like they are getting value for their dollars. The service was slow but mostly kind. The coffees were very good. The sandwiches were a disappointment. Two 12oz specialty coffees, two breakfast sandwiches just under $30.

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The Bean and Bakery - Dinning area with ordering counter in the background

Dinning area with ordering counter in the background

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The Bakeshop On Kelley Street - Decadent goodness...

The Bakeshop On Kelley Street

4.6(85 reviews)
13.0 mi
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We went today for the first time. There were so many choices! We got a couple donuts- they were…read moredelicious! Also a cookie but we haven't ate that yet so I can't speak to it yet. I plan on being back for sure- there are so many lovely things there to try! Plus they had some chairs outside so we got to enjoy our treats in the sun. The staff was great and we will definitely be back!

Another spot officially promoted to dangerously close go-to status…read more No flops. No regrets. Years later and still zero disappointments--no matter what we order, it hits. Plus, the owner is friendly, accommodating, and clearly understands the assignment. Pro tip: go EARLY or don't complain. You want the freshest picks and the full spread? Then show up on time, because this place sells out FAST--for a reason. Miss it? Yeah... that one's on you. Savory cravings? Covered. Pastry mood? Thriving. You truly cannot mess this up. Yes, the location is small--but don't be fooled. It packs a HUGE punch. Indoor seating is almost non existent, but grab your treats and enjoy the outdoor seating, during warmer months, while you ask yourself, "why didn't I visit sooner?" Hosting something fancy or need a holiday flex? Say less. They do that too. Bonus points: if you bring your fur baby by during the summer, you might catch them handing out dog treats--because this place clearly believes in spoiling everyone! And no, I don't have aesthetic, influencer-level photos. Why? Because we're too busy devouring the goods and living in the moment before I even think about grabbing my phone. Priorities.

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The Bakeshop On Kelley Street - Lobby view

Lobby view

The Bakeshop On Kelley Street - The custom order of a wedding cannoli cake!! Absolutely amazing. (Unfortunately some of the ganache rubbed off in the box.)

The custom order of a wedding cannoli cake!! Absolutely amazing. (Unfortunately some of the ganache rubbed off in the box.)

The Bakeshop On Kelley Street - Outside of the building, street view.

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Outside of the building, street view.

Dar Rafiki’s

Dar Rafiki’s

4.8(59 reviews)
37.9 mi

Before going whale watching in Newburyport, I decided to finally try a fruit pastry. My co worker…read morewarned me that there are flavors that run out quick, so I made sure to be there early. It was in a plaza and in a much smaller space than l imagined. However, it was enough space to fit three cases worth of elaborate pastries including gourmet croissants, slices of cake / breads, and fruit pastries. They were playing Christian music when I walked in which made me so happy and made my morning. I ordered a mango pastry and my friend ordered the hazelnut one. The mango one was filled with an even ratio of mango mousse, cake, and mango chunks with a white chocolate like shell. The outside resembled a mango really well, with intricate detail of shading and colors. The hazelnut one tasted a lot like biting into a softer Ferrero Rocher chocolate - it was chocolatey, it tasted like hazelnut, and it had crispy tiny pieces of something. Each one was $6.99 which seemed fair considering how detailed they are and are decently sized.

Dar Rafiki's is a small bakery shop located in a corner of Dudley Plaza…read more Its windows are very colorful, Enter, and you come right up to the counter. There is a bench inside, and just enough room to walk around other customers without touching each other. They have croissants in two sizes (small and extra large), and a variety of shapes (croissants, cube, danish, bavarian puff). Seeing as whatever I purchased would have to sit in my trunk for a few hours, I avoided the dessert case with its tempting treats, and picked up one of their two cube offerings (Dubai Chocolate), a large Almond Croissant, a pistachio bavarian puff, a lemon danish, and two chicken pastillas dusted with powdered sugar and cinnamon. I read that another Yelper suggested freezing some treats, so one chicken pastilla and the lemon danish are currently hibernating. I toasted the other chicken pastilla up and discovered that the crisped up phyllo sheets made the powdered sugar jump everywhere, so my suggestion is - cut first into bite size pieces, toast, then put a piece entirely in your mouth before chewing, in order to avoid the mess. It was good, but I have a first ever core memory that this version did not hit. The bavarian puff, almond croissant and cube were all well filled, yet none were too sweet. The croissant dough was tender at room temperature, and warm and buttery when toasted for a few minutes. *** When toasted back up from the deep cold, the lemon filling had the sweet-tart I was expecting, while the pastry was terrific.

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Dar Rafiki’s - Inside

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