Drove from nearby cities for breakfast--worth it. Fresh, delicious sandwiches. Maple buttermilk pie…read more(flan-like) devoured in car. Kind cashier addressed me by name. Welcoming locals' vibe. Would return.

We especially appreciated this place because they make lunch sandwiches early in the morning, so we…read morecould get one early to eat on the VT Inn to Inn walk during the day. And the sandwiches were excellent. The turkey with cranberry mayo was especially good. They also had great coffee and cookies. Staff was very pleasant and helpful. Funny, they only thing we did not try were the pies, but they looked awesome!

This deli was so good!! if you're in the area and want to grab something quickly this is the place…read moreto go. You can take food to go or you can sit down. They have ample seating, where you order upfront, and then sit on your own. The food was delicious and you can tell it was all fresh and from good sources. The service was super friendly and kind

We stopped in today on our way to pick up sugaring supplies in Alstead, NH. The diner was a cute…read morelittle cafe with good food and a delicious latte. Sue was the sweetest to speak with and we really left there with our cups filled both physically and mentally!

Excellent. Love everything about the quaint vibe and delicious food!…read moreIts awesome! Staff is great.

We discovered Grandma Millers last year while just driving around. And now it's our new semi annual…read morebakery stop in VT. I always get the snickerdoodles and my husband loves their oatmeal raisin cookies. We stopped in this last weekend for a birthday pie and he accidentally bought the cranberry orange oatmeal raisin and that's not something he'd ever try normally. But he loves those too. I haven't tried my peach crumble pie yet but I'm sure it's fabulous.

Lovely place with great coffee, dairy alternatives for the lactose challenged, and superb baked…read moregoods. And beware, they are HUGE but you won't be able to eat just half, they're that good. The place was recommended during a Rotary event and the recommendation was spot on. Service was with a beautiful smile Their cinnamon muffins are amazing, tasty and soft with awesome glaze. A wonderful excursion from the mountains, hiking, and ski areas.

What a gem! My…read morefriend recommended me to stop by this bakery. When I walked in the smell of coffee was very strong. The guy behind the counter was busy putting the coffee beans in containers. I asked him for recommendations. Of course the number one thing is cinnamon frosted croissant. There were only 3 left for the day. I also bought a cookie, iced latte, and 2 bags of coffee beans. The cookie and the croissant were excellent. The iced latte was also very good. Will try the coffee beans when I get home. So glad we got to stop by. Highly recommend.

We ordered a custom cake that was pretty elaborate and we were very impressed with the result!…read more Beautiful cake that tasted great and was skillfully made! The decorator did a fantastic job and went above and beyond to make the cake special and to meet our requests! Great price and friendly attentive staff! We've had other baked goods from this bakery including peanut butter cookies and quiche which were great as well. We will visit again!

Great customer service/sweet kids and the salad and cookie I ordered were DELICIOUS! I'll…read moredefinitely be back.

Wow, so happy we found this awesome bakery! This bakery knows what they're doing. Almond croissant,…read morechocolate croissant, morning roll, scones, pistachio chocolate chip cookies, sesame bagels, cheese danish...all amazing! And the inviting, separate rooms in the charming house is a great place to hang out while indulging. Patio seating, too. Friendly and helpful staff.

Simply the best. The best - yes, the best bakery I've been in New England. And it's become an icon…read morein the community of New London and up and down the Kearsarge area. As well, it has garnered the distinction as one of "The Best of New Hampshire". That speaks volumes Blue Loon also has the happiest staff working there. The owners, Lori and Mike, have made it a purpose to treat their employees like family, to train them in customer ethics and to support them in a community where the safety net for lower paid workers is often lacking. The result is a courteous, efficient team who will go to the end to give the customer what they want. Then there is the food. Superb scones, crusty baguettes, succulent muffins, and delicious sandwiches and salads, all of them using local farms and fresh ingredients. One of the highlights of New London. Immaculately clean.

I don't even like coffee. Truly. I've tried Dunkin', Starbucks, and plenty of small coffee shops,…read moreand it's always been a hard no for me... until The Barn Cafe. Somehow, they worked actual magic with their iced maple latte (with whipped cream), because I cannot stop ordering it. I don't understand it -- I just accept it. The food and desserts are on another level. Everything tastes incredibly fresh, and you can tell real care goes into the ingredients. The whipped cream alone deserves its own shoutout -- it holds its texture, tastes amazing, and is clearly not the cheap store-bought stuff. Their dessert cups are dangerously good: the chocolate mousse, strawberry trifle, and the raspberry/strawberry cheesecake cup are all to die for. Now let's talk savory food -- because wow. The jalapeño popper bacon melt is unreal. Perfectly cooked bacon, flavorful jalapeños with just the right kick, and everything comes together in the best way. I've also had their mushroom Swiss melt, and I don't even like Swiss cheese... yet here I am thinking about it days later. The atmosphere is cozy and inviting -- usually quiet and relaxing, though it can get a little busy during rush hours (for good reason). Whether you want to sit and enjoy the space or grab something to go, it's always a great experience. On top of all that, the staff are incredibly kind, sweet, and genuinely welcoming. They're always helpful, patient, and very understanding, which makes the experience even better every single time. Bottom line: I go here all the time, I'm consistently blown away, and I will absolutely keep coming back. If you haven't been yet, you're missing out.

Second time in this awesome breakfast and lunch place and they still rate the big 5. Friendly,…read morecasual, fresh ingredients, great service, excellent salads and superb sandwiches. I had the Asian Chicken Salad, great. My hubby had the Chicken Salad and that, too, was superb. They brought our food to our table. The ambiance was also great, casual, friendly, and amicable. A magnificent place to eat.

Reading the reviews, I didn't know what to expect but it was quite an experience. We came on a…read moreMonday afternoon (Labor Day) and there was nobody around. We looked around at the fresh and frozen pies and they looked appealing. As others have mentioned, there are no prices so that was a little disconcerting. A gentleman came and helped us and as noted in prior reviews, he was somewhat gruff but I didn't take it as grumpy or mean. My take, unsubstantiated by any scientific evidence, is that not every store owner is pre-disposed to having a neurotypical customer-centric focus. That being said, we were offered coffee with our pie slices and a place to sit. There is currently a lot of construction going on at the place because the business was hit hard after COVID and then flooding in Vermont in 2023 caused significant damage. My blueberry coffee cake was good. I will say it wasn't worth $8 per slice. As noted, the prices are sky high here. For two slices, two coffees, a small bag of cookies and a peanut butter bar it was $36....$39 if I wanted to pay by card so I opted for cash and saved the $3. Probably if prices were posted, customers would immediately turn around and walk out. When I saw the price of the pie slice, I immediately thought "This is as expensive as Manhattan". I don't mind as much when I shell out big bucks for food there because it's expected but it was a bit of a shock to see those prices in Vermont. To wrap it up, I agree with others that this place is overpriced and service is brusque at best. However, if prices had been posted, I would have given this 3 stars easily because I appreciate a direct and no-nonsense approach to running a business.

We visited after the recent Honey Festival in town. All baked goods were frozen. No prices were…read moreposted. We picked up the lemon pound cake and a 2 pack of cinnamon rolls. The total price was $52. There was a surcharge for using a credit card. The 2 rolls were $18!! We don't mind paying for something that is exceptional however that was not the case. The owner even seemed annoyed by our visit. When we got home we thawed out the rolls. They were only cooked on the outer edge and the inside was raw. Raw! It literally turned to mush. We had to toss it because it was already coated with icing ands couldn't be rebaked. For the second roll we decided to bake it since the first one was raw and the dough was even stretchy. That did absolutely nothing. Guessing since it was half baked it couldn't be rebaked. It could make someone ill with the rawness. I messaged the owner on FB and no reply. We will not be going there again. We visit Las Olas in the winter and frequent upscale bakeries paying $60 for a cake. A cake that is freshly baked and exceptional. The lemon pound cake we bought was actually freezer burnt. Again if the item was fresh baked it's worth the cost. We always support local and small businesses. We understand how ingredients cost a lot, especially these days, but these products are frozen and there is no date on each package to indicate the date it was made. I wish I realized that before I got home. If I lived closer I wouldn't returned the products. A complete disappointment and waste of money.

I had never heard of Bellows House Bakery, but I soon discovered they make delicious cookies and…read morebrownies. I was pleasantly surprised yesterday to receive a Next Day Air delivery box of sinfully delicious goodies from a client. The assortment was large and the task was daunting, so after work I invited my sugar-holic staff in my office for a closed-door chocolate sampling session. Soon all 6 women had strong opinions. - We first tried the Triple Chocolate Chunk Cookie, which has a great chocolate taste. The consistency is good- not too hard and not too soft. The cookie is large and heavy and big enough to share. It's a great treat for any choco-holic. - Next, was the Almond Butter Cookie, which after the chocolate cookie, tasted a little too plain but very good. It has a crisp and flaky-like consistency and we quickly discovered that cookie eaters fall into two categories- those that like crunchy, crisp cookies and those that like soft, moist ones. The almonds added great texture. - The Double Cream Cheese Brownie is more of a cake than a brownie. It wasn't a bad size- neither too thick nor too large. The brownie connoisseurs among us felt that it was moist and delicious. - The classic Chocolate Chip Cookie was next. It is very chunky and filled with chocolate. Some likened it to Soft Chips Ahoy. Our bellies were getting filled; Our comments were getting fewer, as we were zoning out on sugar highs. - Raspberry Crumb bars, sit on a shortbread crust and are topped with an oat and pecan-studded crumb topping. Delicious and addicting. - Belgium Chocolate Ganache Brownies were not a big hit with my staff, but perhaps their taste buds were getting dulled. Most felt it was too sweet and the texture was messy. - There certainly were enough cookie types to choose from. Milk Chocolate Butterscotch is a large cookie. My tasters preferred the smaller cookies, where you can choose your portions. This cookie has a rich butterscotch taste. - The Peanut Butter Chip Brownie was delicious. The consistency is nice and chewy, with a subtle peanut butter and chocolate flavor. - Last, but not least, was the Belgium Chocolate Chunk Brownie, which are delicious brownies made with butter, cocoa powder, and walnuts. The warm brownies are topped with a nice chocolate walnut icing. It is very sweet and by this time we all had a sugar rush. I was amazed 6 petite women could devour all that chocolate goodness. They said Chocolate makes them feel loved and special and tastes great as it melts in their mouths. Nuff said. Overall, a very nice gift to receive and/or give.

Bellows House Bakery executes cookies, blondies, brownies, whoopie pies, scones and crumb cakes…read morewith enchanting results. Delicious. I gift them to family and they are a beloved gift. The frosted chocolate nut, their signature cookie, is a family favorite. Cheers!

BEYOND RUDE. After waiting to be seated for 10 min despite several open tables around me I chose…read morewhat I'd like to have (an omelet) and mention I'm allergic to wheat. The waitress says "we make pancakes in that same space on the grill, you're ok with that?" I said well could you have the chef just wipe down that portion of the grill it should be fine. She said "I'm not gonna do that, so if you're not ok with contamination then that's not for you". I was like- you can't take two seconds to just wipe it down? I got up and left- I have never EVER had an issue at a breakfast place in my life. They weren't busy- it's a Monday morning, no reason that should have been an issue. I will never go here again.

Delicious breakfast spot to visit after a weekend of hitting the slopes! We had a large party and…read morethey were able to accommodate us. I tried the grandma's grilled banana bread, cinnamon roll french toast, and home fries poutine. Food was all delicious and staff were kind. Would definitely come back again if I'm in the area.