Best donuts west of Boston. The owner is in the back room making them herself, and you'll get them…read morewarm if you're there early. She manages to make them light and soft on the inside, just the right amount of firmness and crispiness on the outside. The obviously corrupt Medfield town fathers outrageously allowed them to put a Dunkin' Donuts right next door, yet Donuts Express still thrives. People who want coffee that actually has a coffee flavor to it come here. People who like donuts that taste like wadded up wonder bread with their sweetened hot brownish water go next door to DDs.

This place is so cute! You can expect consistently good service, quality donuts and pastries, and…read moregood coffee. I'm thankful it is on my way to work because it is the perfect place to stop for a morning pick me up!

Yum! Passing through and looking for a sweet treat and glad that we stopped here. A bunch of…read morevarieties and served hot and fresh. Delicious! Would definitely stop here again.

First off, the good stuff... Duck donuts has our favorite ever egg sandwich. It is delectable…read more Now the other stuff... my husband and i were eating our egg sandwiches this afternoon. A father and his 2 children came in. He left his daughter, who I assume was somewhere on the spectrum alone at a table, while he and his son spent at least 10-15 minutes at a kiosk. I, too, have a child with Autism, so I had empathy as long as I'm could. His daughter made sounds (ticks?) that got louder and louder. He didn't go to her or even look at her once. She, at one point, shook her hair repeatedly. Still nothing. By this point, dad was in another part of the store and on the phone. My meal was ruined... I went up to the man and asked him to please pay attention to his daughter. The owner glared at me, and the father yelled at me. I will never go back there. Ever.

Nice little place with good donuts and sandwiches definitely worth a visit . Staff was very…read morefriendly and service was great

I used to live in Norwood for years and never made it here. I had a day off and went with my…read morepartner. Coffee is bland, Dunkin is superior. There are signs for fresh farm eggs so I got a breakfast sandwich and it was inedible, like slimy. I ate the bagel and tossed the rest of the sandwich. My partner got some donuts and he said it was the equivalent of honey dew. I'm pretty sure people just like this place because it's a mom and pop shop. Next time we'll be trying Everything Bagel down the road.

Country Kitchen Donuts is a phenomenal place to stop in for a quick coffee or bite. I could go on…read moreand on about the food and drink here, but in my experience so far...the exceptional staff is what sets this place apart. Let me tell you about Chloe, the wonderful woman standing behind the counter. Chloe greeted me warmly and genuinely asked how I was doing. I came in on a Sunday morning for a coffee and to get some work done. I ordered a hot decaf hazelnut coffee. Which Chloe politely informed wouldn't be possible because the brewed decaf hazelnut was ICED, not hot. And the hot decaf coffee had no flavor - no hazelnut. and As soon as Chloe saw me trying which option to choose, she came up with a solution. She gave me half iced hazelnut, and half hot regular decaf. THE PERFECT SOLUTION! She went above and beyond, and did it without thinking twice. Chloe and Leah smiled at everyone who came in that morning, and deserve recognition for how amazing they both are. Keep up the good work, CKD!

I love these donuts!!! Everything is delicious - homemade - and so fresh. One of my favorites is…read morethe marble twist dipped in the honey glaze?! Yes please!!! Also their blueberry scones are the best I have ever had. The breakfast sandwiches are great - but I usually ask for little or no butter on them. I find they add a bit too much for my liking. Can't go wrong with an onion bagel and cream cheese! The staff are the sweetest and always helpful, and they have a really nice seating area inside.

I've come here a few times and got tea from here, the Boba flavors they have were very good. I also…read moregot different snacks. This is not your average spot. There are also some vending machines where you can play different games. The place was clean, staff was friendly. definitely. Writing this review is making me want some tea right now.

very limited selection. Ice cream taste horrible. Like a family selling their left over, would not…read morego back again.

just scrolling Yelp and shocked this place anything other than 5 stars…read more Been eating there for 20 years always great

Once again I'm disappointed with the quality of certain products offered. From my experience the…read moreowners are changing recipes, not to make them taste better, but rather to make things cheaper. The coffee cakes now have whey added which is a cheap filler and a byproduct of the dairy industry. Sadly once again the Power Booster cookie is mealy with cheap ingredients and frankly inedible! At nearly $5 each this is simply tragic. The Fourth generation Freedman's who founded Blue Moon, would be disappointed that the current owners are choosing to cheap out to increase profits. Here's the deal, you can't fake food, baked goods with quality ingredients taste good, cheap ingredients taste bad. Please stop using Whey, and return to the ingredients the founders intended.

Fatine (proprietor) opened this bake shop years ago after finishing her undergrad and masters…read moredegree programs, when she realized baking was her passion in life. Her great grandmother Bibi influenced her with delicious treats as a young girl, and eventually with handed down recipes. Fatine humbly informed me "Bibi would be happy to know this bakery has her name". My wife and I stopped here on a weekend and enjoyed a few treats and iced coffees. Fatine told me the coffee is roasted by a close friend of hers, who comes from Florida to roast. She feels that like most everything at Bibi, this Florida connection is serendipitous. She believes that life, like baking itself, tends to just happen the way it's meant to, if you follow your passions. We plan to come back many times, there are so many tasty things we didn't get to try! Thank you Fatine !

I spotted this cute little cafe while I was running errands and decided to stop by. Bibi cafe is a…read moretiny little cafe with cute decor, pastries, and coffee. I wish I could give them a better review because the service was good and the cafe itself is adorable, but I was not a fan of the coffee I had. I had a cinnamon latte that was extremely grainy, burnt, and overall just not a great latte. It was around $9 for the latte with tip and seemed far too expensive for the quality that I received.

I recently stopped into Ever So Humble Pie Company with Easter in mind, and it quickly turned into…read moreone of those visits where you leave with far more than you planned--in the best way. The shop is set in a funky old New England mill space that perfectly matches what they do: warm, a little rustic, and full of charm. It feels authentic right away, like everything coming out of the kitchen is made with care and intention. The pies are the main event, and they absolutely deliver. I went in specifically for a large blueberry pie to serve at our Easter brunch, and I'm absolutely confident it won't disappoint. Of course, I couldn't stop there--I also picked up a few of the personal 5" pies to stash in the freezer, which feels like a very smart decision for future dessert emergencies The ready-to-eat baked goods are just as worth your attention, but you have to time it right--they sell out fast. I managed to grab a lemon raspberry scone for the drive home, and I think it's my favorite scone now. Perfectly balanced, not too sweet, and exactly what you want from a great scone. Between the quality, the setting, and the variety, this is the kind of place that works just as well for a holiday centerpiece as it does for a spontaneous stop. I'm glad it's not closer to home though--it would be very hard to achieve my desired weight goals it if were. Just be sure to go early if you want the best selection of ready to eat goods.

Outstanding pies in all flavors! Our go to for many years for the holidays and parties.read more

Love Tangerinis and the different options available for apples! The restaurant is always yummy and…read morei love seeing the animals and picking up goodies at the store!

Really cool spot with a restaurant (Farmer's Porch) attached to a farm store, pick your own…read moreflowers, farm, etc. I saw that people recommend making a reservation in advanced. Brunch does end at 11am so keep that in mind. My iced mocha and pb&j sandwich with a side of fries were all solid. There was also a pretty decent singer/guitarist playing on the patio. All in all a good experience.

Here's the thing about Jane and Paul's, if you're an out of towner driving into the "country"…read morelooking for a "farm experience", this is not your place. The fact that they don't have a website should tell you that you shouldn't come here for your farm experience. Yes, they have blueberries practically falling off the bush, pumpkin, and apple picking. Yes they have the sweetest corn you'll ever eat..And yes they have animals... but this is not your farm experience kind of place. There are no frills here and it is intentional. They don't want to be your family's destination location. For that you should go down the road to tangerini's farm OR better yet, head over to lookout farm in natick. They cater to lots of tourists looking for a good ol' farm experience. They would be happy to take you and (dare I say it... ) your bratty kids on a hayride. You can touch all of the gords you want. (They make sure those are the ones that that the animals have peed on before putting them out to be touched. Lol) I like Jane and Pauls farm. My kids like it here too. They have great produce and they're a nice hard working couple managing a farm. They've been doing this long before farming became hip. If you appreciate what they are growing and respect their land, you would enjoy it here. The difference between here and other places is they are a full service working farm that is occasionally open to the public. As opposed to a farm open to the public that occasionally works.

I love Jane and Paul's because the berry bushes are so e loaded and accessible, the ambience is…read morepeaceful and quiet, and I could pick a lot of berries for discount price. I like to be able to put up fruit for the winter for the family and it's fun the kids and I can all do it together.