Yelp pointed out Dixie Donuts to us while we were looking for some food for breakfast and it turned…read moreout to be a great choice. We stopped in on a Saturday morning and got some bagels as well as a pistachio muffin. The donuts looked really good but I had a hankering for a bacon, egg and cheese on a bagel and the one I had was delicious. The bagel wasn't as big as I'm used to in NYC but that was great because it was easy to eat and not overly doughy. The real star was the pistachio muffin. That was hands down the best muffin I've ever had. The inside was crowded with a group of older gentlemen holding court but we were able to get a table on the sidewalk to eat and watch the world go by. The ladies behind the counter couldn't have been friendlier. Just super service. It was really nice. Prices were reasonable as well. If you're in Norwich, you should definitely put this on your list.

I had high hopes based on the reviews and I love a great local donut shop. I tried a cream filled…read moreand maple bacon. The dough from the cream filled tasted very great, like it absorbed too much fryer oil. Yet it was also dry. The flavor of the cream was not the best either. The frosting on the maple bacon had a good flavor but again, the donut dough just wasn't as fluffy or fresh tasting as I'd have preferred. The staff were very friendly and there are lots of options. They seem to do quite a lot of business. There was a line and many people inside eating donuts and having coffee.

Okay so I love this little spot in Mystic! Away from the main street chaos and with a parking lot…read morewere the first perks! The Life on Marizpan latte was incredible - got it iced and the flavor was amazing! All flavor shots are made in house. Kids had the lemonade - also fresh and in house. Shared a large cheese pizza and devoured! The baked goods looked delicious! I will say - the donuts were sold out when we were there at noon so we will definitely will be back for everything we tried and hopefully donuts next time too!

This was a small spot with outdoor seating along with a few tables inside. It was an organic…read morebakery as well as a pizza shop that also served breakfast dishes. There were a lot of intriguing options to choose from. I had the chilaquiles ($15) and a Cacio Pepe doughnut ($4). The chilaquiles had corn tortilla chips, salsa Verde, salsa Macha, cotija, white onion, cilantro, and a fried egg. The chips appeared to be homemade, and they were tremendous along with the salsa Verde and Macha. There was a nice kick to the salsas and a perfect crunch from the chips. However, it just felt like the dish was mostly chips. I felt like more toppings could be added or an additional egg. The fried egg was also a little overcooked, guess when ordering, we could have specified how we wanted it to be cooked. The doughnut was okay. The sourdough base was very solid, but essentially just a lot of cheese on top. I was not sure what to expect regarding this type of doughnut, but this was the least optimal choice. Will I go back? I would.

This was a casual spot that served donuts. The type of donuts seemed to change on a weekly basis,…read morewhich was cool to see. There was a bunch to choose from, so I am sure some remain constant. Three donuts were tried and my thoughts on each are below. Orange Creamsicle - This was brioche filled with orange cream mousse topped with orange glaze, whipped cream, and an orange slice. This tasted exactly like what one would expect. The icing was pleasant, while the whipped cream was very light and airy. Bananas Fosters - This was a banana glazed brioche topped with whipped cream, caramel drizzle, and a banana chip. Again, this tasted like what one expects when ordering this type. This was very solid. There was a nice balance of flavors and extremely large too. Bismark - This was filled with raspberry jam and topped with whipped cream, raspberries, and powdered sugar. Again, I could not believe how light the whipped cream was. The raspberries were a nice touch on top and filling, very tasty. Will I go back? Yes, I would.

Soo good to be back ! Last time I was there I Picked up…read moreregular donuts to bring home but I was not able to try since they didn't have Gluten free donuts that day I went. I was very excited when I was there 2 weeks ago! It was worth the wait. The line wasn't crazy but it moved fast. The GF donut tasted delicious! My non gluten free friend had the same one and she really liked it too. Very fluffy, not dry! It was perfect! Now I wish I bought more! The place is very small inside. You basically order and take it to go. There are tables outside on their deck where you can have coffee and a donut! Prices are great too! And they have a great variety of flavors.

Overpriced nonsense is the phrase that comes to mind for here. Why do you have different flavors in…read moreyour branding but just chocolate, vanilla, and swirl given as the only ice cream options? The chocolate tasted really fake. Sprinkles were cute, but this was just garbage, honestly. Definitely will not be back. I liked the color changing spoon but paying almost $20 for these was absurd.

Made to order mini donuts with toppings .... My daughter wanted a donut and to my suprise they had…read morethe cutest mini donuts that were made as we watch. The cashier was just ok . Cute place cute options.

A must stip destination any time I'm in Mystic CT! The staff…read moreis always friendly The ambiance is light and welcoming The food, whether sweet or savory, is delicious And you can forget about their delicious lattes. Everything is allways fresh and delicious

I was very disappointed in this big shop that everybody raves about first of all I got a pistachio…read morepastry didn't even taste like pistachio. It was overpowered by chocolate, but it was really alarming. Was why was it so green? Next issue was the macaroons cookies they're absolutely beautiful. Six cookies cost me 15 bucks and that's the tax too. The peanut butter and jelly were OK. The caramel salted one was not great. The only good one was the pistachio so for me, I will not be returning.

It was great for a while but then the management let it go to crap. Pre making esspresso, using the…read moresame nasty esspresso cup from days prior. Lately I order a latte and it tastes like water which makes me think they are using the same grounds over and over. Need to fire everyone and start over!

There's plenty of parking since it's inside a gas station. The staff wasn't friendly or mean. They…read morewere pretty indifferent. I'll try the drive thru next time, but I personally like going inside to take my time on the selections and see what they have available for donut flavors. Pricing is decent for the food and drinks. The Cadbury coffee was delicious with the chocolate croissant. I had ordered the fat boy, boston cream, and raspberry cheesecake doughnut. Raspberry cheesecake doughnut just had a cheesecake frosting but raspberry jelly inside. The frozen chai was delicious as well. Fat boy is definitely a filing a yummy sandwich. There's a seating table inside that is in front of the checkout counter for the gas station portion. It seats about 6 people if people want to eat in. I'll definitely ve stopping by again for the food and drinks but don't expect mich from the staff.

We used Nana's for catering during a week in Watch Hill and honestly such a great decision. We…read moredid both a dinner and a breakfast for our group and the owner was so helpful in putting together the menu. Everything was made with fresh local ingredients and each dish felt really thoughtful and special. Nothing generic, nothing that felt like it came out of a bag. You could just tell the care that went into it. Everyone enjoyed all the dishes and were surprised that this was catering! So easy to work with start to finish. Would absolutely use them again and would recommend to anyone renting in the area looking to do something a little different for their group.

A rainy day calls for going out for breakfast, and in this case, it was Nana's. We were staying at…read morean Airbnb nearby and our host recommended this place, so we decided to try it out. The GPS led us to a parking lot, with a good number of spots and Nana's was 20 steps away. They do have a patio with a few tables but because it was raining, we went straight inside. When we arrived, there were only a couple parties seated, but by the time we were mid-way through our meal / leaving, the place was packed. Our server helped us with understanding some of the items on the menu and also warned us about some of the iteme they didn't have, like pepperoni, mushrooms, and donuts. With that in mind, we ordered risotto balls to start and the pesto egg and cheese sandwich (baked fresh eggs, pesto, cheddar cheese, lemon aioli, brioche roll) and Dijon and lemon chicken salad sandwich (slow roasted chicken thighs, lemon aioli, herbs, local greens, pickles, and side of fries) for the main meals. The Yaupon iced tea caught our attention since it has indigenous tea with rotating fruit fusion so we ordered one just to try it. The risotto balls came out a little sooner than the other items. We loved the crispy outside, but not a huge fan of the inside since it was mostly risotto with not enough cheese or something to glue it all together. The sauce tasted like a fancy marinara - it was tart, lightly sweet, but a tad acidic and herby too. In our minds, we imagined our main plates looking differently, but I think it was mostly because we didn't do a good job of reading the menu. The pesto sandwich was good. The eggs reminded us a lot of a quiche-spongey and light. It did not have a strong pesto flavor. The roll seemed homemade; it was good and airy. The Dijon lemon chicken salad sandwich was okay. The chicken thighs chunks were tender, and I could definitely taste the pickles, lemon, and Dijon. I think it needed more salt or even something sweet to balance out the acidic flavors. The bread was well toasted. The fries were delicious with the right amount of salt, crispiness, and variety. The iced tea was not our favorite as it tasted overly sweet which might've removed any fruit flavor. The staff was very attentive, they have lots of tables and high chairs to choose from, and lots of natural sun coming through the large windows.

Cute little donut shop on the corner with homemade donuts and some unique choices, featuring 10…read moretables inside. . Very unique choices of donuts and a few cooked items like a ham and cheese croissant, which we asked them to heat up. It wasn't able to get it too warm, but it's still good. Parking is okay during the week but limited on weekends.good donuts

The glazed original is the best. Runner up is chocolate cake donut. Staff was super helpful and…read morefriendly when picking out donuts in our box. Cute little shop and super community oriented

It's very convenient to have a convenience store at the outlet/casino. Everything is also self…read moreservice. What I found most interesting was that there were ramen and ramen prep stations. There was water and microwave. It wasn't all too crowded and the staff was nice and asked me if I needed anything while I looked around.

I bought beautiful fresh berries Love that they are fresh picked. Easy parking.Friendly serviceread more

I remember coming to the Orchard years ago. It was nice to see them at a festival this weekend. I…read moregrabbed a half gallon of the apple cider- cost was a little high at seven dollars. However, the site was super sweet and light and made the best apple cider margaritas!