Stopping in here was one the high points of a weekend bike ride up the Canal towpath. They had me…read moreat "S'mores," but I also grabbed a Seven-Layer bar to go and enjoyed that one later in the ride. The S'mores Bar was just the right proportion of graham cracker pieces, milk chocolate chunks, and toasted marshmallow: Fresh, good texture, and great taste. The Seven-Layer bar had berries, white chocolate, and butterscotch, and tasted wonderful. For a bonus it held up well on the bike. At 10:00am on a Sunday, service was quick, friendly, and there was an excellent selection of baked goods and truffles in the cases. Whatever you're looking for will likely be here. Also. tip-of-the-hat for having a few outdoor tables and a bench to enjoy the fresh baked goods and people-watching for a few minutes. The bakery is only a half block from the bridge, and is absolutely worth a stop if you're hiking or riding up either side of the river and want a quick Sugar/Carbs fix.

Got to enjoy a Nutella bar and tried some of the small peanut butter buckeyes and cake cuties my…read morehusband got for himself. Very friendly service and the store was nice and clean too.

Connie definitely knows what she's doing when it comes to her delicious creations. Her cakes are…read morevery impressive looking, but most importantly are always impressive tasting. The biggest positive for Connie's is that everything is consistent. I've ordered numerous cakes from her and it's been good every time. Also the taste is far better than the swill that you would get for a cake at Giant, Redners, or Weis. The only downside to the store is that there is no parking at all. There are only a couple of metered street spaces and once those are gone you are either parking a block or two away or need to go into a parking deck. Connie's is the perfect mix of taste and value.

I ordered a small Birthday cake for my fiance birthday. It was outstanding moist ,not to sweet…read morejust perfect .Thank you so much Connie !

The cozy vibe was strong the day I stopped in. From the folks playing backgammon to the friendly…read moreand fast baristas, I could have stayed here all day with a cup of tea and a book. What's to love: There was lots of seating, a big menu including a nice big tea selection, a friendly team behind the counter, and a loyalty punch card. What more do you want? I vouch for the tea, and my friend that I was with vouches for the coffee, so that makes this a great place for either. Make the trip!

PROS: Very quaint cafe with a rustic atmosphere look to it. Workers are nice and their menu has a…read morelarge variety on it all with good prices. Amazing location being the center of town CONS: The bathroom is a one person bathroom which causes a line up to occur OVERALL: Amazing place to come to if youre into ma and pa coffee spots. However, be weary on using the restroom

Friendliest staff -- and the special espresso, i was very hesitant to get-- but they touch every…read moredetail imaginable to make an iced espresso drink absolutely delicious. The cookies are so soft and buttery. The chocolate horn was a fan favorite.

Very good Italian pestries, plain and simple! Other baked goods equally excellent and always…read morepleasant service. Also everything always seems to be orderly and clean, can highly recommended.

Mia and Maddie's bakery is a jewel. I stumbled upon it while driving through the neighborhood…read more It's very cute inside. All baking is done on the premises and most importantly it's woman owned! The service was spectacular. I had the pleasure of meeting the owner and we chatted about everything under the sun. She was very personable and polite. Her bakery items was tasty and moist. Just the way I like it. She also allowed me to try her new ricotta cookie, which was a wildcard for me. Went to my surprise. I enjoyed it. I also appreciate it. The Biscoff biscuit cookie. The crunch was amazing. She ships nationwide so I will be sending my family out out of town a few boxes in the near future overall, I give my experience a 10/10 and I will absolutely make this might go to bakery.

Very good coffee at the baked goods are excellent. Highly recommend this place. Had the Jamaican…read morejerk bun and we had a blueberry scone. Both great.

The food is so very good. I love the sausage puff it is so flaky and tasty. I have really enjoyed…read moreeverything I have tried here.

Enjoy all the baked goods from Applegate. The filled croissants are favorites, as are the cookies…read moreand danish.

I haven't been living in the Easton area much lately and I went on a Sunday early afternoon and…read moreordered a few things just to taste. I wish I would have bought more than 4 pieces of tomato pie, it was GREAT. I also bought several donuts - the key lime was memorable! The brightly colored layered cookies with chocolate frosting were very good (wish I remembered their name) - I ate them in the car before I pulled away. I will be back. The only thing not perfect is I had to park far away and the stairs are a little steep for a 78 year old with bad knees. But a lady held the door open for me to get down the stairs with my bags of goodies. Depending on how long you've been going there, everything I tried was as good as the original owners. The staff was very good to me too. I had to wait a few minutes for my tomato pie.

I had Easton Bakery about 20 years ago, and loved the chocolate cinnamon buns. I recently ordered a…read moredozen to bring back the memories, and we ended up having to throw them away. Very dry. It's like the person doing the baking now never got the full recipe.

Great place to have a good cup of coffee. The setting is country kitch, but it works, and it felt…read morevery warm and inviting inside, including friendly service. The baked goods were excellent, and people seemed to be enjoying the cooked breakfasts. The coffee- the main event - was maybe a 4 out of 5 and given the whole experience I'd stop here again.

Upper Black Eddy, PA - I only purchased a cold brew and an iced coffee here but was impressed they…read moreoffered the self-serve ice coffee with a cup of brown ice (cubes made with coffee) so as not to dilute the drink. Thoughtful and civilized! This family owned café & general store has a homey country vibe, with a coffee bar (offering their own roasts), deli sandwiches and hot breakfast, ice cream, snacks and convenience store provisions, gift shop, a cozy dining room, and a cute patio out back next to the Delaware Canal Trail.

We had such a genuinely nice experience here. The staff was warm and really took their time helping…read moreus! They made sure they answered questions regarding allergies and even confirmed with the cooks in the back. My son absolutely loved his cupcake which was shaped like Cookie Monster with a piece of cookie dough on top to boot. It made his whole day. It smells divine inside! Definitely visit Talia's Bakery!

The bread needs some work not crunchy. In Fort Lee the have amazing bread. Service is fine!read more