No retail, order in advance only…read more Really skillful baking with all things but their gluten and vegan skills are quite epic. Uses seasonal ingredients and offers rotating specials. You collect your order at a loading dock in Amherst. Beautifully packaged and creative! 10/10 triple berry gluten free pie crust. Ordered a gluten free crust fruit pie for a birthday. Prompt communication due to seasonal ingredients changing led to a delicious and beautiful creation (they made a custom pie top to make it a birthday special!) The gluten free birthday person said "Magnificent!" noting they somehow achieved thin flaky layers of crust without crumbling or being gluey--which is a rare feat. Will be going back and ordering more in the future!

Realized it's been two years since I reviewed Lemon Bakery. I am SO sticking with five stars…read more Another year of delicious gluten free pumpkin pie. The flavor of the pumpkin pie filling is the best - and a superior gluten free pie crust. Plus, this year we also got the "many berry crumb topped" pie. Excellent! It's really wonderful to share food with friends who have gluten allergies. Thanks Lemon Bakery.

Best apple cider I've tasted, not too sweet, not too sour but just right! The cutest stop on the…read moreway to Boston set in the greenest college town. The entrance is inviting with beautiful sunflowers, fruit & vegetables. As you enter the store you see the famous apple cider & donuts as recommended by the locals. There were so many choices of good and they have tables inside to sit and enjoy them. We chose the selection at the service counter & was greeted quickly with a smile. Enjoyed the plain apple cider donuts more than the sugar coated ones as they had a bit of a crisp to them. Even took some donuts home on the plane ride back and they were delicious, tasted fresh as we devoured them.

My first time at Atkins Farms and it was so beautiful! Loved that almost everything was organic,…read morelocally grown/owned, budget friendly, and organized. Many food options to choose from and healthy plants to add to your home.

Real good food. Real chill people. Also nice coffee. Simple as that…read more Was a great stop on my trip up to Portland.

When we lived in Amherst, this was a regular spot for us and each time we are back, this is one of…read moreour first stops. My husband has also been known to hop on his motorcycle, make the 3 hour drive out and back, just for their sandwiches. Quality is fantastic. Menu is varied and so delicious, and there is something here for every dietary need amd sensitivity. The staff is fantastic and service is quick. It does get busy, so consider ordering online. We do love eating there since the vibe is so chill. Seating inside gets you plenty of cool retro posters amd outside a great view of Amherst. We love The Black Sheep!!!!

I love this place. Of course, I picked a lovely day to sit outside while I waited for a friend…read more It's got a great vibe; it's a house turned coffeehouse, open and bright, with wooden floors and center bar/service area. Order inside, and it's delivered with a smile when ready. The outside patio is embraced by a low white picket fence adding charm and demarcation to the space. You can buy excellent pastries inside, or go next door to the bakery. Share is a great place to meet friends, hang out, do some work, or, as I did, relax and people watch. I'll be back.

Very cute location with a good variety of drinks and food. Staff is always pleasant and efficient…read more Seating inside and outside on the patio. I love the energy balls here. Delicious and nutritious. Can get a little crowded when college is in session. But totally manageable and they move the line pretty quickly.

So much has changed since I first went to this school and one of the things I like is the addition…read moreof this coffee/tea counter in the middle of the campus center. I am a huge Iced Tea fanatic and if you can brew me a fresh tea and then ice it, then I am am yours. My son got the chocolate chip muffin and he let me have a bite and it was muffin goodness.

Love this place. Service food ambiance it does it all perfectly only downside is its location being…read morein ohill far from southwest

This student business gets four stars for serving Dean's Beans alone. So much better than the…read morecoffee you can get in Campus Center... I haven't even tried the baked goods yet, although they smell great. Beautiful, open, sunny storefront. Cons: The cookies are ENORMOUS--tbh it's probably a major plus to most people. I'm not seeing much variety in offerings, but I may be overlooking something. (I'm really reaching for cons here.) Final takeaway: Best cup of coffee on campus. I'll update when I get to try the bagels!

Dean's Beans is the best and cheapest here!…read more Salsa Cream Cheese. Enough said.

We were driving home from Florida and planning on celebrating our daughter's birthday in Vermont on…read morethe way. I looked on Yelp for a baker to make a Bday cake. Found Greggory's. Very nice chocolate cake that I thought was not too sweet and not too rich. Just perfect. My wife who has s a hard marker when it comes to food commented several times how pleased she was.

Greggory himself took good care of me when I arrived late, at the end of his workday. He made the…read morespace to keep the shop open a bit more for me, and I did my best to not hold him up. I was buying a last-minute birthday cake, and found a delectable selection of ready-made cakes that he had baked and decorated. Next to them were an assortment of remaining pastries from the day in his display case, each a different kind of fluffy indulgence. Even if I wanted to be considerate of his time, he appreciated me taking the space to choose the cookies and pastries I took home alongside a Black and White frosted marble cake. Before I left, he managed to tell me a story as a token of his gratitude. Greggory had been making cakes on the other side of the country, and how even if people from around the world came to his host's shop for cakes, the human connection meant more than just the art or industry of cake making. The area he came home to has a community of people who became his clients, regular customers, and friends. Before I left, I was touched that even if I were being his last customer of the day, he treated me as if I were as important as his first or any in between. No, I didn't get to clear out his remaining stock, even if I wanted to try each of what remained. But I know where to look for him when coming east from 91--he's to your right on the south, at the corner of the building I'd describe as "that house-like outlet strip mall barn." Yes, the nearby farms do help this description appear natural. :)