Great spot -- nice hot maple latte. The vegan burrito was really good. The biscuit with egg and…read moreadding maple sausage was phenomenal. Service was friendly and helpful. Wish we were locals to come back!

I had a 16oz hot Americano. It was solid and I'd get it again, but it was nothing to "call home"…read moreabout. I tasted berry notes in the base espresso, so it may have been "wet processed". (FYI, in case you're a coffee aficionado and care about that...I used to dislike berry notes, but I've adjusted.) The price was about average (roughly $4 with taxes, July 2026). I took mine to go, but I liked the atmosphere and appreciated the outdoor seating options, too.

Amazing coffee and pastries! Great stop on our way to the mountain. Service was quick and excellent…read moreand it is such a cute place for breakfast.

Lovely people Dense tasting goodies like cookies and…read morecupcakes Eh, I rate it pretty had on the food side Also 12% tax as they feel we should pay there employees

We stopped here after we got lunch. When we got there, we didn't see any cupcakes on display, so we…read morewere worried they were out. But, the owner came out and told us she had more in the back and asked us what we wanted for frosting. She went and frosted the fresh cupcakes we ordered. We got 4 different cupcakes and all were absolutely delicious! We were looking at pictures of her cakes, and they were beautiful. I highly recommend stopping here if you're in the area!

We ordered from Cake & Crumb for the first time this week. This is a small independent bakery. The…read morecake was so good I had to offer a review! They have a ton of flavor choices for cake, fillings and icings. We chose Yellow cake with Maple icing because, well, Vermont... It well exceeded our expectations! The cake was moist, the icing full of maple flavor but without that painfully sweet that is almost too much to eat that you get at some bakeries. We just finished the last piece tonight and we are both sad. Can't wait till the next event so we can try another flavor! Maybe Moca cake with rasberry filling and chocolate ganache icing? Or Lemon cake with lemon icing and rasberry filling? (Can you tell I like rasberry?) The only slight negative was that the icing was really soft making it hard to keep the flowers looking crisp but that may have been due to the syrup. The flavor was so good it really didn't matter. Bravo to the baker. We will definately be back!

I drive to Sutton just for their oatmeal cookies. That's not even an exaggeration. They are a small…read more"épicerie fine" and patisserie. I recommend it to everyone. If I'm going to be anywhere near the Eastern Townships, I detour to La Rumeur. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable. They know everything about the products they sell, and they go above and beyond to be helpful. It's also really cute! The whole space has a country store look and feel. You get the sense that you are in a family store (even if it probably isn't) where everyone takes pride in what they sell. If you are near either one of their two locations, don't miss the opportunity to grab a cookie!

This is a European style deli and bakery. They also sell take home ice cream and a small selection…read moreof take home frozen foods. We go here for the cheese. They have a lot of cheese from Quebec, France and the Netherlands. In fact they have a lot from all over Europe as well. You can ask for a sample before you buy the cheese. With the cost of some of these cheeses, that only makes sense. We picked up some Quebec cheese this trip but on past trips we bought Dutch cheese. The bakery side has good food as well. We have tried their breads and croissants and would definitely buy them again. There is a case full of pies, tartes,and cakes for sale and we are tempted to bring one home. They always have someone working who is fluent in English if your French is not good.

Very yummy croissants! I got the plain and the chocolate. Wished I could have gone back a second…read moretime during our stay in St. Johnsbury. And it has a cute ambiance!

I stopped by Boule Bakery in St. J for a cup of drip coffee as a pit stop driving from Lake…read moreWilloughby, VT to White River Junction. This place has a beautiful interior with a lovely display of pastries. It's a busy place to grab coffee as several people were waiting for their espresso coffees. The drip coffee was pretty good, but it did not have much of a caffeine kick. Wish I had more time to purchase an espresso coffee instead. Boule Bakery is a really nice bakery in the middle of St. J. Well worth a stop!

Their fried goat cheese salad is the best ever ! Nice Ambiance and good location for parking on…read moremain street!

Sweet little shop with locally crafted jewelry, soap, and almost any little gift you can imagine…read more They have the store on one side, and then the other has a small coffee shop,bakery, and ice cream area.They have a third area, up a few steps where you can buy plants that have been potted in unique containers or play games. They have some seating inside or out on the deck. Parking in the street is limited and tricky but there is a parking lot right next door for customers to us.

Excellent pastries and breads, worth a stop if you happen to be in the Eastern Townships!read more

There are all different kinds of Yelpers, but I would say on balance Yelpers are more adventurous…read morethan the overall population. If you happen to be in Quebec Province and travelling from Montreal to Quebec City or vice versa, there are several towns you might stop in to get a cross sectional sample of history, from Chambly, a synthetic, plant and just add water instant suburb in the middle of a corn field, to Cowansville and Waterloo, Bromont and Shefford, places that are seeing tradition eclipsed by suburban sprawl, are still mainly agricultural, and are seeing some hard times, but as they will tell you, hard times are nothing new for these towns that started as pioneer settlements four centuries ago. In any case, to get a sense of all this, I would recommend stopping in at the local boulangerie in any of these towns, getting an elaborate pastry such as tartelette aux fruits, milles feuilles, napoleon, paris-brest, chocolatine or just an eclair with a great cup of coffee, capuccino, espresso, tea, or your choice of caffeinated beverage, and look out the window as people walk by and take you through a story both fascinating and sad at the same time. If you can, buy a loaf of bread to take with you, and if you are feeling forgetful you might neglect to realize this until you are safely back at home.

Great pastries. I got a chocolate croissant that was so light and the bites with chocolate were so…read moregood. The iced cinnamon roll item (danoise cannelle) was exceptional. Amazing, buttery dough with a nice hint of sweetness throughout. Everything was so fresh and decently priced.

This is a Quebec chain restaurant that has stores mainly located in the larger Quebec cities. It…read morehas not been open long in this location. We visited one for breakfast in Baie-Saint-Paul a few weeks ago for breakfast and I gave it five stars. Since it is a chain, this one also gets five stars. We toured this location, but chose not to eat there for lunch. However, we will be back to try it another day. The inside is small with some seating. The pastries, sandwiches and bakery items were similar to those in the Baie-Saint-Paul location. There were quite a few people in the store who had discovered this place and were ordering lunch. It was actually quite crowded. We will return to eat here.

Worst customer service experience I have ever had. I ordered a product over the phone, a week…read moreahead, and was asked to call back to pay for the product before even receiving it, or seeing the final product, which I thought was odd, and why the person couldn't take my information right then, doesn't make sense either. I wasn't able to call back later that day and when I called a couple days later, was told, "sorry, we don't have time because you didn't call back." What???? I already called and placed the order! Then, the person hung up on me! Definitely WILL NOT attempt to do business there again. Greatly disappointed.

Very cute bakery, we had a couple of pastries and a ham and cheese croissant which were all…read moredelicious. Highly recommend if you're in the area and need a quick breakfast before a hike!

The bread from Patchwork Farm & Bakery is wonderful! Fresh and organic ingredients, some right from…read morethe farm. The country French and herb rye loaves are, simply, lovely, and the baguette is a true baguette. Charlie Emer's breads have a superb and sophisticated crust, not the razor sharp, gum-slicing ones that have confused some about what true artisan bread actually is. Try the Everyday Matzoh, too; it's perfect all week long with humus and cheese or a schmear of cream cheese or butter. This is bread worth requesting!