Just had to compliment this place AGAIN!! Where else can you get a handmade maple donut with the…read moreBEST quality bacon chunks???

Best breakfast Sandwhich and homemade donuts in the North Shore! The Portuguese English muffin is a…read moregame changer. Get it with egg, a variety of cheese options and bacon, sausage, or corn beef -- you can't go wrong! The chef is excellent at his craft and it shows in many ways...especially the homemade donut selection.

O.M.G. First time mochi donut sampler here, and from this day on, I'll run screaming in horror from…read morethe "D" word place that serves pastries. Light, airy, fluffy and delectable, each bite was transcendent. We tried the lavender milk tea, original glazed, taro, hazelnut chocolate, cookies and cream, and the trendy Dubai chocolate. The lavender was a favorite of mine, but a bring a dozen of the glazed to the office and you'll have all your coworkers singing your praises. Grab some for your boss and a raise or promotion is in your future. These donuts are pricier but worth every dime (6 donuts are around $22). The shop itself is a bit cold and dark with a lot of empty unused space but the employee was warm and friendly. I'd love to see this store expand and offer more items (they have boba tea, ramen, and other goodies to go). Be sure to check Google beforehand for specific hours.

From the owner: We specialize in mochi donuts. Mochi donuts are made with rice flour which gives it its light,…read morefluffy & chewy texture. We offer traditional flavors like matcha to fun flavors like fruity pebbles. We also offer Korean groceries and small gift items at our Andover location. From the viral Buldak noodles to Turtle Chips.

An old style donut shop that we decided to stop by while we were in the area. We got a dosant,…read morebutter crunch, and strawberry donut. The dosant which is a hybrid of donut and croissant was huge and surprisingly really good. A fluffy croissant with a glazed donut coating. I would definitely get it again if I was in the area. The other two donuts were also good, but nothing you wouldn't be able to find at your local donut shop. The service was quick and we were in and out within a few minutes. It seems like a good pit stop place to grab a quick morning sweet treat.

The best and kindest crew around - literally everyone! Always so pleasant and smiling, which makes…read morea huge difference during the morning commute. Coffee and breakfast sandwiches always on point!!! Special shoutout to Deja and Jeff (and everyone, really) for always looking out and letting me add on a pupcup at the window when my dog is with me. She gives this place 4 paws up!

Got a few desserts here recently and left kind of underwhelmed. Service was great, but the desserts…read moredidn't really do it for me. Nothing that would make me want to rush back. Would've gone 3.5 stars if available.

What a cute place! Had a vanilla latte with a couple of chocolate chip cookies, both delicious!!…read moreLooking forward to going back!

We tried Iced Lattes and Croissant with egg and Cheese for our breakfast. The latte were good and…read morethe Croissant was freshly baked with the perfect amount of butter. It didn't feel extra buttery.

Cute vibe right on Main St. Very nice outdoor seating. Breakfast sandwiches were good but our egg…read moresandwich lacked flavor- a little bland. The hot black coffee was weak, maybe a bit watery, not my favorite. Service was very good. Always like to try the local stops!

This is one of my go to coffee spots! I love their seasonal lattes, (so worth the 7 bucks) and they…read morealso have a ton of regular flavored syrups and ground coffee as well. The inside is small but cozy, and the staff is always welcoming. I've never tried their food, but they have a bunch of breakfast options. It sucks that they are closed on Sunday, as I feel like that would be one of their busier days. But I would much rather come here than Starbucks to support a local coffee shop.

True North Coffee in Burlington is one of those places that instantly makes you feel at home. Every…read moretime I walk in, I'm greeted by friendly, welcoming staff who truly set the tone for a great experience. It's not just a coffee shop--it's a community hub where I always seem to run into neighbors and friends, which makes each visit even more special. The coffee is consistently delicious, and their homemade baked goods are a standout--fresh, flavorful, and clearly made with care. Their breakfast sandwiches are also amazing and always hit the spot. Whether you're stopping in for a quick coffee or staying to catch up with friends, True North Coffee delivers every time.

I have visited the Winchester store many times. Muffins are all very good. The issues isn't the…read moremuffins ... The staff there are always nasty and owner must not care. I mention every visit that they should put a name tag in front of each muffin to speed up the ordering... I must waste my time and more importantly their time answering my inquires... what is that one , what is that muffin ? Does that have raisins on it ? Nuts? Dog shit in it? or whatever ? Wtf Or why are out of certain muffins ? Any In the back on racks? Put a sign up displaying a simple check mark of available muffins? One visit the nasty one at Winchester told me they were out yet I saw the muffin on a rack not yet ready to put out front? So this was my first visit to this Wakefield location ... same issues and staff nasty here too but a bit better as more mature employee? I ordered 6 muffins and wanted 2 in a separate box as a gift to someone and the other 4 in a different box...she puts the two in a bag... A bag ruins the gift look, damages frosting in muffins... they will not put any less than muffins in a box? I'll pay for the dam extra box? Or maybe a smart owner would have a small 2 muffin box? Asked for Boston cream ... out of them .. same as last visit to Winchester location where they were out of many options... Maybe if popular statistically ... then you bake more of them based on POS sales data ? Maybe seasonality affects the daily production forecasts? Maybe offer July 4th red white blue muffins, Halloween frosting, Thanksgiving? Christmas ? Then generate greater sales, The owner should hire a better manager of both locations and stick a dam name tag in display case for each muffin, train all employees in hospitality and importance to retain repeat customers? Owner probably now just mailing it in or letting the off spring to take or already took over ? Maybe sell just sell it off to a interested owner looking to expand, or Improve offerings , add high end croissants, pastries, quality cookies ... coffee and better options? Whatever... 4 years telling every visit to just put a f'n name tag in front of each muffin-so I don't need to ask.. especially for gluten free, nut free allergies conscience people... how about an ingredients sign for each muffin ? I give up

Small space with an even smaller parking lot and nowhere to sit-- possibly because seating would…read moremake the parking even more of a challenge. Nice array of muffins, though not labeled. Good muffins whose calling card for most is a layer of cream filling sandwiched in. -- Blueberry Muffin: Great crispness on the majestic overhang expansive enough to provide shelter from the rain. Nice subtle flavor that doesn't try to trick you with sugar, but it's lacking fat to make it sufficiently moist. Fruit seems frozen. No spheres with burst of juiciness. -- Gingerbread Muffin: More of a pumpkin spice flavor than full gingerbread. Similar characteristics in being a little dry, not being too sweet and having good crunch. The cream layer is a buttercream similar to white cake frosting, with maybe a hint of cream cheese. Good muffins worthy of the rotation, but I'd hesitate to say great. Beautiful to look at, though. Kudos to the team for moving the line efficiently.

I believe the restaurant perminately closed in May. Loved the place!…read moreToy and the crew were wonderful and always pleasant in the mornings. Sorry to see them go.

I stopped at Beyond Bagels for lunch while waiting for my car to be worked on. It's a small place…read morewith a few tables, but nice & clean. The food was very good. I ordered the Collosseum (they need to check their spelling there), which is an Italian sandwich. It was well-stuffed with excellent cold cuts and toasted nicely. The raisin bagel was great, firm, but not like a rock. It actually contained a generous amount of raisins (I've had some which had very few). I also ordered a strawberry smoothie. It was light and well-made but the strawberry flavor was very weak. I doubt they used any strawberries there, so it was missing that extra zing. The staff is very nice, helpful & efficient. By the way, they now accept credit cards.