Little delayed due to 3ft of snow…read more I needed snow snacks before a storm & they had so many options & my dog got a treat too! Reasonable pricing and I wish I knew the young man's name around 930 on Sunday 2/22 because he was great, personable and helped me decide which coffee concoction out of so many great choices. Definitely helped during the storm. Will be back soon!

"Who Cut the Cheesecake" leans into flavored, smaller-format cheesecakes instead of the classic…read moredense New York slice, which already makes it more approachable if you're not into that heavy, overly rich style. Everything is portioned more like a cupcake than a full slice, so you can actually try multiple flavors without committing to one. Side note: you can order whole cheesecakes along with custom cakes for those special occasion's as well! I went with the cookie dough, cookies & cream, and birthday cake cheesecakes. Across the board, they were solid. Lighter in texture, not too sweet, not overly dense, and easy to eat. If you're expecting that thick, classic New York style bite, this isn't it. But that's the point. These feel more like a hybrid dessert cheesecake meets whipped, flavored treat. The surprise of the visit wasn't even the cheesecake. It was the chocolate chip cookies. Perfect execution.. thin, soft, chewy center with a crisp edge. They had that exact homemade quality you can't fake, like something straight out of your grandmother's kitchen. Balanced sweetness and proper texture. I could've easily gone through an entire tray without thinking twice. From a menu standpoint, they're clearly built around: - Flavored, individual-sized cheesecakes (cookie dough, cookies & cream, birthday cake, etc.) - Rotating or staple dessert flavors that lean more fun than traditional - Classic baked goods like cookies that honestly compete with (or outperform) the main attraction If I'm being critical--this isn't a destination for purists looking for a traditional cheesecake experience. But if you want variety, lighter texture, and more flavor-driven desserts, it hits. Overall: came for cheesecake, would come back for the cookies.

This place is your classic farm shop! Had great veg and everything that makes fall-cider, apples;…read moreparticularly russets as this is the only place that grows them in our neighborhood ... The coffee shop is great as well if you want quiet time and a pastry! Great to have a place like that in the country.

Excellent Place for vegetables & fruits! Best blueberries &…read morejams which we love! Linda Perry Smithfield, RI

Homestyle local eatery offering up delicious breakfast as well as lunch menu items. I came here…read morewith some friends after a nearby hike and it hit the spot. The server was super attentive and friendly and I highly recommend this place! A classic Diner experience!

Growing up in Chepachet, there have never been any other coffee shops besides Dunkin Donuts. When…read morethe Village Bean moved their location to "down town" Chepachet, this was a welcome addition. The building has a cute, old-country charm and is spacious inside, offering dine-in and takeout options. I stop by here when visiting family and grab an iced coffee and breakfast burrito. The breakfast burrito is large, tasty and priced fairly. The coffee however is always disappointing. It tastes like it comes from those Green Mountain coffee pods you would use at home. (they might actually use Green Mountain coffee?) I understand Chepachet is a classic country town, so a true coffee shop is hard to come by, but it would be a nice change to see them up their coffee game. Maybe take advantage of that untapped market ;)

My new favorite coffee shop! Stopped by on a Thursday morning and it wasn't too busy. They have…read morelots of indoor seating and a parking lot in the front and back of cafe. I ordered the shaken Nutella latte and it was delicious!

Revive coffee just celebrated their one year anniversary. I predict that they will be in business…read morefor a very long time. The service is impeccable and the food is simple yet so delicious and their coffee can stand up to any coffee shop in Rhode island. I ordered the everything everything bagel. It had avocado, a sausage patty, cheese and balsamic vinegar glaze. It was very good. My son had a tomato and bacon bagel with cream cheese and he enjoyed that also. It looks like they make all their muffins in house and I wish I got to try one, but since this will be part of our daily routine since we're here in Rhode Island for a week will definitely be back. There is plenty of parking in the back at the coffeehouse seats around 12 people and there is a nice lounge area next to a fireplace. Highly recommend this coffee house nice people, great service and good coffee.

Absolutely the best party pizza, pizza chips, calzones and Stromboli and chocolate chip cookies …read more Lots of parking, handicap ramp if needed, friendly quick service , reasonable prices, clean. Not many food places in pascoag, so lucky to have this gem 10 minutes from home.

Personally, I'm never coming back to this establishment. I ordered 2 small barbecue chicken…read morecalzones and the price came to $18, asked the deadpan and soulless girl behind the counter if she could heat them up and they came back cold. Wouldn't be surprised if she didn't even put them in. They claimed that they were fresh, which was definitely NOT the case. Dough was stale and flat, chicken was stone cold and tasted like pieces of bark. There was a spit amount of barbecue sauce, must've been applied with a q-tip. Pathetic. Went to heat it up at home hoping to fix the problem and it was still absolute garbage and went in the trash right where it belongs. Even the worst review on here doesn't merely scratch the surface of how bad this place is.

If you're into treats and sweets and bread on the cheap...this is the place for you! It is…read morebasically a bread and sweets outlets. They have a variety of brands selling similar products. The prices are outlet low in nature. It's wall to wall carbs, glorious carbs! Highest recommendation!

Service is always wonderful and the food is so delicious. Very friendly and nicely set upread more

Reasonable pricing g and tasty peanut butter cookies. Definitely will come back for the excellent…read moreservice. The ambiance is simple and clean. Very friendly

This bakery and dairy are one of the true gems in the greater Woonsocket area. I have enjoyed this…read morebakery since a kid, especially their cream puffs (featuring fresh dairy cream). They have many other amazing pastries, breads and cakes. I have never been disappointed. The staff always patient and helpful despite how busy they are. As this is also a dairy, they have available their milk. The maple milk (available in small bottles) is remarkably fresh and flavorful - highly recommend. Their ice cream is also available to take out. In the warmer parts of the year there is an onsite ice cream stand run outside in an old camper - charming! They do custom cakes and orders, handled in an office onsite. Plenty of parking. They also have a self guided tour of the dairy operation.

Our whole family got together recently for the first time in a long time and we wanted a cake with…read moreall the names who had birthdays so far this year, and we wanted a delicious cake! Of course we headed to Wrights Bakery!! The first young gentleman who waited on us told me there was no way to fit all the names on the cake and maybe we should get the large chocolate chip cookie cake so we could fit the names on it :( but I really wanted cake and a cookie didn't sound like it would take its place. Finally he suggested he ask someone with more experience and she said she could fit the 5 names on!!! Yay! I don't remember the young ladies name (I think it started with the letter A), but she did the job beautifully and everyone was happy to have Wrights cake!!!

"I'm all yours Put me to the test…read moreLove is my specialty" (Roberta Flack) It's hard to say what Alamode Specialty Foods clearly specializes in, because they have quite a lot of special treats everywhere you look on their shelves and inside their display cases. Want some examples? Of course you do, or you wouldn't be reading this. Cookies, muffins, pastries, beverages, bottled sauces and condiments, candies, nuts cakes, grab and go entrees, soups, meat pies, a deli counter, sandwiches, snacks, plenty of deviled egg varieties, breads and bagels, and to top things off, how about 30 or so ice creams? We had a blast checking out this cool little country store in Connecticut's quiet corner. We bought a hunk of Eggplant Parmesan from their deli ($10.95), a pint of spicy chicken corn chowdah ($6.95), two singles scoops of ice cream (PbB Banana and Mayan Chocolate) at $5 each, and a big Cinnamon Swirl Croissant ($4.95). The total was $32.85 before tax. We split the Eggplant for dinner, and I can attest that it was excellent. It was a big portion, piled high of very tender eggplant slices in a marinara sauce. Eggplant can be a tricky food and it can turn up tough and rubbery from time to time. But not here. I had the Chowdah for lunch today. It was loaded with corn, carrots, potatoes, and quite a lot of shredded chicken in a creamy broth. I was disappointed by the lack of spiciness in a dish advertised as spicy. But I'd get that missing spice very soon. The ice creams were very good but were on the expensive side for $5 a single scoop. When I ordered the Mayan Chocolate, the super friendly young lady behind the counter wanted to be sure I knew it would be spicy. Well, she was right about the spice; it had an undertone of chili peppers that mixed very well with the cold chocolate ice cream. But spicy rarely bothers me, so I thought It was awesome. The only bummer we had in our grocery bag was that big Cinnamon Swirl Croissant. It wasn't exactly fresh and was quite brittle and crumbly in places. But it was big, and the center of the pastry seemed a lot "fresher" and softer. That portion was quite good. We had a very enjoyable visit overall, and I can definitely see repeat visits to Alamode in our future.

Stopped by on a Sunday afternoon to grab coffee and pastries. Quick service and friendly staff! We…read moregot 2 iced lattes and a raspberry lemon scone. The lattes were great and the scone was amazing! Would recommend stopping by for some treats and other goods.

3.5 stars, great chocolate chip cookie and very good drip coffee. Did take almost 10 minutes to get…read moreour drip coffees and other orders with speciality drinks were ahead of us. The cookie we served on a plate which was nice. Very clean seating area and rest rooms. Prepared foods looked great. We will return

I have visited this place a couple times in the last two months. The first time was for an almond…read moremilk latte with one pump of syrup. While I did greatly appreciate that they use ceramic mugs instead of paper if you choose, I was disappointed in how it almost cost $10 for a nondairy latte. The second time I went I ordered a chai latte and found out they use the mix instead of making it from chai tea. Disappointing from a place that demands premium pricing. I ordered a chai tea instead and the water was so hot I had to order ice. I was with a little kid who also got a chai and disappointed they didn't offer that to him and instead gave me what I consider scalding hot water in a cup with a tea bag. Staff was friendly. I went to Unlikely Story in Plainville and got a chai latte made from real tea with almond milk under $6 last week. So again the prices at this Bakery are premium. I am willing to pay for premium if that is what I am getting and while the first time I got a latte it was tasty but I still am disappointed at the price point. The second time I went I sat at the bar in front of the espresso machine and was grossed out at how dusty the top of the machine is... because they have their to-stay mugs upside down on top of it. There was a layer of dust and there were dust bunnies hanging off it in my direction. There was a bit of dried splattered milk on it too. Basically, they need to clean that and it was not the type of dust that was just there for a week. Got a scone that I wasn't sure was either day old or overcooked either way I needed a sip of tea to get it down and I did not finish it because it just wasn't that great. Pretty sure the scone was over $5. While I want so badly to support a small business like theirs I don't think I will be back until I know they clean the machine more frequently.