They have a very nice selection of cookies desserts coffees etc…read more We tried the fruit tart and the key lime pie tart . We also had a slice cream icicle cheesecake and a peanut butter bars . I didn't care for the peanut butter bar but the other desserts were refreshing. It's attached to the Galley Hatch restaurant. Enjoy it on a rainy day or just stop in after dinner and sit outside . Enjoy Chris M from Ct

Breakfast sandwiches here are pretty good and reasonable, but lunch? When did basic sandwiches…read morestart costing twenty bucks a pop? I don't get it.

Agape is hands down one of the best bakeries I've been to! They have so many delicious treats to…read morechoose from! The people who work there are very helpful and knowledgeable. One of the things that stands out to me every time that I've been there is how clean that it is!

Stopped in this local popular bakery on Christmas Eve…read more The bakery opens late (10 I believe) which is odd compared to PA but the locals don't mind. There was a line out the door. Tons of people placed orders in advance. I picked up a ton of various items such as cookies ... chocolate croissant .. everything we had was amazing. I can see why my cousin drives 30 min just for pastries. I'll be back .

I visited Chococoa Baking on a beautiful Saturday morning after stumbling upon it during my walk in…read moreNewburyport, and what a lovely surprise it was! This bakery has such a great and unique selection of whoopie pies and everyone is sure to find a flavor they'll love. I got a hot chocolate and a Boston creme whoopie pie and both were very delicious. The bakery was very busy at the time I was there and I did not find a seat, even as just one person. Luckily the building it's in has other seating which I found to be nicer and quieter than eating in the bakery. I will also say that the flow of the bakery is confusing. After walking in the door, you have to walk through most of the space to get in line, and then stand at the bar, in between seats to get any drinks you ordered. It wasn't too bad, but definitely felt a bit odd to me which was the main reason for 4 stars instead of 5.

Stopped by Chococoa after a recommendation, very happy I did! Very cozy yet spacious cafe, plenty…read moreof options in drinks, pastries, and their famous Whoopies. The Fluffernutter was my favorite but liked the Coconut Cream as well!

It was so good! So full! It fills you up quickly though. It…read moreis very pretty inside. When you walk in all you smell is sweetness!!

Cookies were you 10/10 as always, and the staff were super friendly!! Floor was covered in dirt and…read morecrumbs though, and I went in at 9:50am so probably wasn't cleaned night before However, good cookies and lived up to expectations.

It's every woman's dream: a place that's bold, rustic, and filled with carbohydrates. The fact that…read moreits baked goods are Scandinavian-inspired is icing on the proverbial krumkake. My favorite item so far is the Pain de mie. Snag this staple while it's still fresh and warm from the oven if you can. I will give fair warning though: it might not last until you get home. This cute little bakery is staffed with friendly faces, too.

Small menu but everything is fresh and so well made…read more Nothing is overly sweet - letting other ingredients shine. Excited to see what Aldrnari evolves into!

The hubby and I stopped here from breakfast. Its a cute little cabin type of restaurant with…read moreoutdoor seating with a huge fireplace inside. The service was great. The prices were very reasonable. The food was delicious. We will definitely be coming back.

The Copper Lantern is one of my favorite spots. Their Eggs Benedict is always delicious, and they…read moreoffer it in a variety of ways. Their home fried potatoes never disappoint either. My friend got the raspberry cream cheese stuffed French Toast, which was also delicious. (I sampled!) They have homemade baked goods (breads, muffins, and a variety of donuts) that are to-die-for, too. I never leave without a few donuts to take home. It's quaint and small inside, but not uncomfortably so. You can either sit by a cozy, lit fireplace, or by a window. The staff here is always friendly and welcoming. You just can't go wrong with The Copper Lantern.

Popped in for a latte and grabbed an iced latte and a giant chocolate chip cookie, great service…read moreand very cute inside

Our first attempt was a fail because the young girls refused to serve me through the order window…read more(which was open), even though I was paying with cash and the register was 5 feet away. I couldn't make sense of this. I came back with a group a few weeks later and tried the crepe. It was fine, nothing special. The coffee cake muffin was fresh and moist but nothing spectacular. We had teas and coffees, all very expensive and passable but not as good as other nearby options. They have dumpling bowls.. I was disappointed that they were so Americanized. No Asian options :-( The service was OK but the staff is immature. Lots of joking and giggling and not enough attention on the job at hand. The outdoor seating area is nice but needs to be cleaned. I watched 2 of the employees sit and gab while ignoring the messes on the ground.

Delicious food, service was outstanding and the "vibes" here are terrific!! First visit and I WILL…read morereturn. I ordered the French Toast, was spectacular! I love this place, go visit it won't disappoint you I highly recommend, it's epic!!

Freight House opened this week across the parking lot of Joe's Meat Shoppe (same ownership) in…read moreNorth Hampton. This casual café offers made to order breakfast & lunch sandwiches & bowls, fruit bowls, toasts, bagels & cream cheese, baked goods, coffee & tea drinks, juices, refreshers, hot cocoa, and cooler drinks. The coffee comes from Blue Harbor Coffee Co. The place is order at the counter and there is table seating here. I stopped by the Freight House recently. I ordered a Build Your Own Breakfast Sandwich ($7.99 plus tax) on an everything bagel, 2 eggs, chorizo, cheddar cheese, chipotle aioli and a Blueberry Scone ($4.50 plus tax), which I got to go. The sandwich was made to order and all set in 6 minutes. The breakfast sandwich was big with the fillings overflowing out of the bagel, which was dense & chewy. The scrambled egg sheets were soft layered with pieces of spicy sausage, sauce, and melted cheese. I added more sauces on my sandwich including hot honey and ketchup. The blueberry scone had a firm texture, not too crumbly and had plenty of blueberries, dried icing on top. The food went well with my hot black coffee (got it at another place). Overall, this a good place to stop for quick brunchy food on the go. The hours of operation are limited due to parking concerns by the Town.