The pastries and food products are consistently excellent. Their staff is incredible. Very…read morehelpful and friendly. And all around great place!

Coffee was delicious, and the food options looked good too. Just a pick up spot. No washrooms or…read morecoffee-shop comfy seating.

I can't believe I've lived nearby for a year and only came to Ranc's for the first time today…read more They have such interesting, inventive flavors like Bombay--full of pistachios, other nuts, and Indian spices like cardamom--and hot & spicy dulce de leche. They also have shakes (sorry not sorry, I refuse to adopt the Bostonian thing of calling it a "frappe") in multiple sizes, which you actually don't see too commonly in the area. It also smells delicious when you walk in, and there's friendly service, in addition to a variety of sorbets and non-dairy options. I think this will be my new neighborhood ice cream spot!

I like the density of the ice cream. It tastes like homemade…read more I like the unique flavors you don't often find elsewhere. I like that I can get a mini cup.

Food: Omg this Fat Rabbit was 11/10. It was exactly what I needed. The cream cheese frosting was…read moreAMAZING, the ice cream, the core, everything was perfection. I will be dreaming about this ice cream for days. Service: Ordered on WONDER so it was fast. Ambiance: Ordered online.

How can a suburban ice cream shop be as unwelcoming as possible, you ask? Well, Scoop N Scootery…read morehas found the answer. Start with a small shop in a somewhat convenient neighborhood. Hang all of the available ice cream flavors on a wall behind staff *inside* the shop, and --here's the key-- DON'T LET CUSTOMERS INSIDE. Instead, leave a table outside with a tablet on it for ordering, and a couple of signs with QR codes for people to access the menu. But don't show your flavors on the tablet. Nooooo. Just sizes of whatever mystery flavors they might guess that you have. Or that guests can navigate on an impersonal QR link. Screw that. We scooted as soon as we witnessed this BS set up. Even if they have terrific ice cream. It's not worth the sacrifice of a human experience. I lament what the postmodern era has taken from us all, including a simple comforting visit to an ice cream shop.

I go here all the time! Recently they had an anniversary party and they gave out tons of delicious…read morefree foods!! They are so nice and they give you awesome service! It's peaceful and spacious with tons of choices to choose from!! Once my friend was 1 short and they waved it off and told her to enjoy!! They are so nice and they deserve tons of recognition!!

A coolest place to get candy; most of the chocolates are made locally in towns in the Eastern…read moreMassachusetts area. The store itself is crowded with stuff to buy; but brings insurmountable joy to anyone who goes in. I always leave with some chocolate-covered raisins or a box of chocolate creams.

Each visit has made me truly fall in love with this tiny little spot that ports you back to the…read moreside streets of France. I don't find it pretentious; rather, I find it humble and unique in the way it serves up phenomenal pastries that tickle every single corner of your palate. From the croissants, the turnovers, to the delectable desserts or macarons, not one detail is spared in the intricate process of making each item stand out. They sure make the French proud (as some of the patrons openly brag about this being closest to "home"). The friendliness that they greet you as you enter to the simple smiles and gestures accommodating any and every possible question you may have is truly what seals the deal for this spot. As I sit and slowly put away whatever pastry I decided to indulge in the moment, sipping on my cafe au lait, I get to watch as different locals enter and go, chatting up a storm with each other like long lost loves, before disappearing in delight with full bags in hand. Can't wait to be back. Definitely now a weekend staple.

Horrible customer service, rude, especially by the owner. The pastries are relatively good, but…read morethere are plenty of other establishments that are able to treat customers w a modicum of respect.

I came here to grab some pastries for Easter Brunch and was pleasantly surprised to find a huge…read moreselection. I waited in a well deserved line (which gave me plenty of time to make a list in my notes app of what I wanted to order). I ordered a variety of pastries which were all fabulous and aged well since I bought them the day before. The breakfast sandwich was simple yet so incredible, the paprika butter was an amazing addition. The cold brew with cold foam was a 10/10! There is lots of indoor seating, too!

Charming bakery with a neighborhood vibe. Unlike most bakeries, I felt like this one had some…read morehealthier breakfast options like egg white bites. It was nice to have a more home-made version of the classic Starbucks bites and enjoy a coffee that was well balanced. On a weekend youll find an array of people from families to groups of friends, but I never saw people waiting long for seats. Adding to the neighborhood feel is their bulletin board of local ads and promotions which really adds to the community feeling of this place. The service was friendly despite being busy and moved very quickly. I would definitely come back here.

This place is adorable. The matcha drink I got was on point and the flakey chocolate dipped pastry…read morewe got was divine. It was wrapped in a paper that evoked a French newspaper.

It was open on Easter Sunday. Ovenbird was closed. I needed…read morecoffee. Got the Latte. People behind the counter were very nice. Everyone teamed up to serve the customers and clean the tables. There was no gossiping. Very professional. There is a wall of chocolates and snacks you can also purchase. Lots of room and tables to sit. The white fence and blue walls give it a Cape Cod feel. The avocado toast was tasty. It had a runny egg on top. I would have preferred metal utensils vs plastic ware. But there were no metal forks left. The plastic fork wasn't cutting it (get it?). Hubby got the breakfast sandwich: ham on English muffin. It didn't fill him up so he got another ham and cheese croissant. I would have preferred the cheese heated but hubby didn't mind it cold. The croissant was buttery and flaky though. Before we left we got some cold drinks from the fridge. They had some sparkling teas--Tea soda! Gonna try out the Blue Tea Jasmine.

Liza was great! She made baseball themed cupcakes for a baby shower, they not only looked amazing,…read morethey taste just as good!!!! She was super easy to communicate with, and pick up was just as simple! Will definitely be using Frostin in Boston again!!!!

Liza made a cake and cupcakes for my fiancée's birthday and they were truly a work of art! She was…read moreable to bring the vision to life, and everything tasted amazing. Very communicative and punctual service as well! Highly recommend

A beautiful space and experience with friends or family! My friend and I went for the afternoon tea…read moreexperience on Saturday and it was so much fun. There were so many choices for tea, and the finger foods were very well made and complemented well. The staff were also so nice and kind. The different tea pots, plates, and cups were all so cute! Definitely recommend. However, tables are meant for about 2-4, so this is limited to a smaller group outing.

I heavily regret to say this was the worst experience ever in Tea Service!…read more We arrived here promptly at 10:00 AM as it was the only availability for Mother's Day. Firstly, I wasn't entirely thrilled about the tacky decor with peeled wallpaper. I understand they were trying to be vintage and eclectic, but it looked very cheesy to me as mismatched, teapots and plates and cups was displayed for a yard sale. On top of it they had very dirty filmy water glasses on the table which is very interesting considering we're there for tea. Why on earth would you have bottled water in Tea service? I requested another glass so our server literally picked the other glass from another table which was equally if not more filmy. Here's the most annoying part. We were there on time at 10 o'clock and there were two other parties that came literally 5 to 10 minutes after we were seated. What I don't understand is these two other parties had their tea and tea plates first and we are literally sitting there with the tea we ordered without anything to eat. Our server seemed to be overwhelmed, unnecessarily considering it wasn't crazy busy with a line out the door on the contrary, there were a couple of empty tables. There was no real reason for us to wait for our food. We waited for a good 20 minutes. We did not complain at all, but our server knew that we weren't happy based on my husband's very hungry expression and my silence. She however, apologized voluntarily about the wait and said "Sorry for the wait ...as you can see we're quite overwhelmed". When our tea tower finally came, it looked fine except we were missing the two scones. She never checked up on us and when we flagged her down regarding our missing scones. She comes back with the two ugliest scones ever one tiny one and one large one. Was this a personal vendetta? If this person was properly trained, they would know that if we're waiting, you should put two extra stones to make up for the horrible experience.. now honestly she was an older woman (who am I kidding? We're probably same age) so I felt very bad for her for some reason. There was no reason for any issues honestly, how hard is it for anyone to plate pastries and tea sandwiches on a plate??? it shouldn't take long. This is not a Michelin star restaurant or tea place. I have gone to many Tea services in Boston ( like The Courtyard) and even the one in Lexington, which I believe might be the same company. So what happened? Different ownership? The restroom is equally bad and this entire place needs a serious upgrade. We left without any acknowledgment or goodbyes, which also confirmed the lack of warmth here. I want to be clear that it is not my best interest to put down any small businesses. On the contrary I am a big promoter of smaller businesses. But unfortunately, I know my teaware, Teas, bites, and proper service. This establishment could be top notch. If you look like looking for an upscale experience where you can have bridal showers or any celebratory occasions I would recommend other places. If you are more casual, then this place would be more appropriate. I think I overdressed for the occasion.

I spent hours looking at options for a birthday cake - I wanted something a step up from a grocery…read morestore but not so fancy that I'd break the bank. I found out about The Danish Pastry House on Reddit, and one look at their website immediately sold me. I ordered a 6-inch Prinsesstårta (princess cake) for pickup. I mistakenly got their Saturday hours wrong, but when I called, someone agreed to wait for me 30 minutes past close - incredible service, as far as I'm concerned. The cake was gorgeous and so delicious! The marzipan went so well with the layers of moist cake, Bavarian cream, and raspberry jam. Truly a one-of-a-kind choice for a birthday cake that did not disappoint. I can't believe I have to wait a whole year for my birthday to come back around! Or maybe I'll just make an excuse to order another unbeatable cake from here.

Went to get GF for my water aerobic instructor s Bday and had difficult time to find as signage…read morepoor. Got into store and no one there and had to call the phone # for service. I know they re concentration is on large order but maybe a bell to ring for service? I asked for cupcakes and said would put them together in 10 mins. I ordered and placed in a 6 container with only 2 in them and 4 empty. Wanted to walk out but already paid $8 for 2 cupcakes about the size of a half dollar. Too small to put Happy Birthday on them. I know its gluten free concentration so very happy to not be returning.