I love their donuts and always take advantage of any opportunity to get some! They have a…read morestorefront on Main St and I always look for them at local events like the farm & artisan market or bottle hill day. They are always so pleasant and happy to go through the different options. The donuts are the cakey donut type and I believe they have two main base donuts, a vanilla base one and chocolate base one and then there are fun and creative toppings. They are so delicious and are decorated beautifully. Highly recommend!!

Donuts were nothing to write home about - or even yelp review. They were big fancy donuts, but the…read moretaste was nothing special would not spend that kind of money (or calories) on these donuts.

Good, solid spot. Hole in the wall - no frills. Recommend cash. Limited English speaking staff but…read morethey were able to understand. They did take a an older man ahead of me even though I was standing at the counter hoping to be helped ...which I was a little annoyed at but I get it - def a local spot! Donuts were good. Also limited / no seating the bar stools were all taken by construction workers who were also getting breakfast sandwiches / coffee. I didn't try those but again for a local spot! Solid! Come early! I imagine they run out of the good ones fast

The donuts and related pastries are excellent. The dough is tasty and there is plenty of jelly! I…read morehave not tried the other regular breakfast items. There is a small counter with about 7 seats and they are always filled. I get the donuts to go, so that does not affect me. The staff is very friendly and the service is good. The ambience is a small donut and breakfast shop catering to local people going to work as well as us out of towners looking for great donuts. They only take cash and the prices are extremely reasonable.

They truly went above and beyond for us. Even though they were very short-staffed, Joan personally…read morecalled me the night before the party to let me know they needed a little extra time to finish the cake. She then hand-delivered it herself to my birthday party. The Black Forest cake was absolutely incredible -- one of the best I've ever had. I'll definitely continue supporting this wonderful local bakery gem.

Very good quality! Had company over and a friend brought some assorted cookies. They tasted fresh…read moreand were very good. I'd love to go back and try other bakery items - can't speak on service or cost but I will be sure to update my review shall I return!

I so wish Two Fields was closer! A Gluten free bakery safe…read morefrom cross contamination and celiac friendly! Every time my daughter feels like having fresh bread, delicious pastries, and last but not least freshly filled cannolis we take the ride to Two Fields! The parfaits are generously filled (carrot cake, tiramisu, cannoli). According to my daughter (I've had a taste too) they taste just like the real thing! As you enter Two Fields, the employees are friendly, helpful, and we never feel rushed. The place looks clean and well organized with refrigerators for a quick pickup. For custom and more detailed cakes please order ahead and or email them. The response is quick and easy. I hope a Two Fields opens up closer to NYC! Love this place!

We purchased the raspberry chocolate cake. The cake was perfect. The decoration and icing were…read morebeautifully done. The icing was a bit watery but it was quite good for dairy free. Highly recommend!

We stopped in for something light for breakfast. We each had a chocolate eclair. This eclair was…read morefilled with so much cream. The cream was delicious and chocolate was excellent. We been here a few times and the owner and staff are very polite and friendly. We also got a loaf of bread which was delicious.

Have been wowed for several years by enjoying lunches with sandwiches to die for--THE BREAD and all…read morethe other fresh ingredients in them. And warm service and ambiance. And affordable prices in NJ! Cookies and pastries also to die for--a hit with anyone I share them with...including foodies in Washington DC. Took waaaaaay too long to have dinner at the adjoining restaurant. wow wow wow! Absolutely mouth-watering authentic Italian food my friends shared among us. Grazie! You're missing out if you haven't experienced Biagio's!

Last minute dessert since mine failed. Excellent cakes, owners very helpful and good people.read more

Came in for too good to go orders, every time they will give me loads of delicious food, and very…read morefriendly people here including the shop owner.

It's unfortunate that so many American farms are disappearing as urban development gradually…read moreencroaches on once peaceful suburban and rural areas. Because many people are removed from these changes, they often fail to recognize their significance. That's why supporting local farms like this one is crucial not only for the fresh and beautiful big (the honeycrisp apples are huge!) fruit but also to preserve the open land that nurtures pollinators and wildlife. Visiting a farm is a local treat and a unique experience. Some complain about prices without realizing the hard work involved, especially with New Jersey's short growing season and few local options. Compared to stores, the prices aren't that different. Yet they complain, then ironically leave in their luxury cars and expensive, record-high property taxed homes. I hoped to walk around the farm but that is understandably not allowed. Kids can be rough with the trees and crops (I even saw some throwing apples in an orchard) while their parents did nothing so boundaries are necessary to protect the farm. A few parents take it personally and get defensive when asked to supervise. The $10 tractor ride fee helps limit traffic, keep things organized and offset inevitable wear and tear. I skipped it but enjoyed shopping for rhubarb pie, enormous honeycrisp apples, dry soups and local honey. However I do sympathize with others who may have been scolded... it WOULD be helpful if there were a clear sign saying something like "Please do not enter the farm on foot. Tractor rides only. Ask staff for assistance." Put a sign up. A lot of customers seem to be getting miffed about that. Also the chickens looked much healthier than those I've seen on other farms. At many places, birds have significant feather loss caused by boredom, poor nutrition, or overcrowding but that wasn't the case here. Under the employee's supervision, the children were able to feed them and even brought out a surprisingly large, one-week-old chick for everyone to pet. You could really tell they care about their animals! I also appreciated the farm's 2nd Amendment sign, a respectful nod and reminder of important American values. This farm is a true slice of Americana and definitely worth a visit! Hurry before it disappears like so much has already.

Great Farm fresh foods and nice people. Walked in not knowing what to expect but there's was a…read morebunch of fresh eggs, honey, strawberries blueberries and potatoes in the store. The lady was very kind to me and my brother

I went here to pick up some apple pie for the holiday!! They have soo many options.. all the pie…read morewere line up and stacked by the displace therefore it was very easy to look for the pie I want!! The also have other baked goods like cider donuts and cookies, they also have fruits and veggies, and other cooked/prepared food.. they also sell seasons decorations.. they also have farms to pick your fruit/veggie.. but I haven't tried.. so have to try that out next time I visit!!

Not very happy with this place :(…read more They don't really have information as to where to find the apples / peaches , I asked 3 people who worked there and they kept directing me to someone else . I finally found someone to give me some info . I got some peaches and apples but think the place is WAYYYY to expensive , it's $30 per person to get in , that gives you a hay ride ( that I really could care less for ) , and a bag for fill with apples and peaches . That is a while other price . At the end I ended up spending another $86 for apples and peaches , that is wayyyyyyyyy too expensive. Not to mention the lack of information as to what trails to follow etc . I don't plan on going back . :(

Stopped here for Small Business Saturday, but they were closed for the weekend. So, my wife and I…read morewent the following week and wasn't disappointed. We made a quick stop here for coffee and and a breakfast sandwich. Didn't get a chance to walk around and check out the entire space, because the photos on here shows it to be nicely decorated. The staff was extremely friendly and very courteous. The service was quick and the food is absolutely delicious. I ordered the bacon egg and cheese sandwich and it hit the spot! We will be sure to comeback and grab a seat!

Charming cafe. Lots of refrigerated items. They can also heat them up for you. To-go items are a…read morebit pricey but everything seems fresh. When it gets crowded it does get loud. All the food options that I saw people eating looked amazing. I can say that the Mac and cheese was really good as was the summer farro salad and French fries!

Fantastic donuts and coffee at the Chicago NXL event. I had donuts both days! Tried both the…read morepowdered sugar and the basket with fruity pebbles - neither disappointed. Great prices for a great treat, all accompanied by fantastic service. Would definitely recommend! Too good not to share.

From the owner: Our business model is set up for private parties, corporate outing, weddings and Big events.read more