One Way Bakery occupies the footprint of the now defunct Uptown Bakery on Glidden Street in…read moredowntown Claremont, New Hampshire. I went there on a recommendation from a friend to pick up wonderful sourdough bread, and I found a full fledged bakery with breakfast and lunch sandwiches, a variety of muffins and donuts, and yes, superb sourdough bread, neatly wrapped. One Way Bakery has a 10% discount for both military and first responders, making me want to go over there more often. I brought home this sourdough bread and it was absolutely delicious, toasted with butter and honey on top. Yummy. I also tried half a blueberry donut which was exquisite. After a couple of pieces of bread, I only had space in my stomach for a half a muffin. But it was nonetheless. The service was superb, with smiling attendants, explaining the different offerings in the bakery. When in Claremont, this will be a must stop location.

I have always loved Cafe Loco for lunch. The farm market is also wonderful. Have visited every…read moreJune for several years on way to Vermont Quilt Show.

Love this place. One side is the organic farm market (the farm is right outside the window!) and…read morethe other side is Cafe Loco. Delicious food. You can eat inside or out... views of the fields and the beautiful working organic farm. Nice people. It opens May 1, and when it opens each Spring, all is right with the world.

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.

This is a wonderful find and the best baked goods. Tucked away in the back - a great Vermont…read moreexperience- wonderful help too. Must try!

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!

What a nice experience. We had never been to Bellows Fall or to this Cafe. The atmosphere is…read morerelaxing and the food was great. We look forward to visiting again. Plus the suggestion for ice cream was the best for our trip back to NH.

I had been here about 6 years ago and had a great lunch so I was excited to return. I'll start…read morewith the plusses: the woman who took my order was friendly. And other folks who were eating seemed to be enjoying themselves. So maybe the lesson is: Don't order the tuna fish sandwich. It was borderline inedible. I had to ask for extra mayo as it was so dry. And the salad greens that accompanied the sandwich looked days old and had no dressing. Hopefully this was just a situation where I ordered the worst thing on the menu, but I'm not likely to return.

Aaron's Specialty is a hidden gem in a small rural town in southern New Hampshire. As someone who…read moremoved to town within the past decade, this has become our go-to spot every season they're open, and it's easy to see why so many travelers make a stop here too. The food is consistently delicious, and the ice cream is just as good. They offer a surprisingly wide selection, so there's something for just about everyone, whether you're stopping in for a quick meal or a sweet treat. The staff have always been friendly, welcoming, and helpful. It's the kind of place where you're greeted with a smile, which makes every visit even more enjoyable. One of the best parts about Aaron's Specialty is the atmosphere. There's plenty of outdoor seating to enjoy the fresh air, and they've recently added some indoor seating for those rainy or extra hot days. If you happen to visit around sunset, the views are beautiful and make for an even better dining experience. I genuinely think everyone should give Aaron's Specialty a try at least once. There's a good chance it'll become one of your favorite local spots too.

Great place for a bite and ice cream! Sandwiches and wraps are always good!…read moreIce cream is good too.

The cutest farm stand I ever did see. They have everything you need. My husband and I visited…read morefrequently during our stay in Vermont. All the fresh fruits, veggies, pies, flowers pumpkins, jams and the list goes on and on. Go go go if you are in the area.

The best fresh baked pies anywhere - the problem is I'm local and can't seem to resist them.read more

The Mill Village Store is one of those classic small-town gems that's easy to appreciate. It may…read morenot be a huge supermarket, but it's amazing how much they manage to fit inside. Whether you're grabbing a hot coffee and breakfast in the morning, picking up essentials like eggs, milk, cereal, Oreos, snacks, and candy, or treating yourself to their homemade baked goods and fresh donuts, they've got a little bit of everything. They also carry ice cream, ice, beer, cigarettes, and plenty of other everyday necessities. What I really like is that they stock enough of the basics that you usually don't have to make a trip into town for something simple. It's incredibly convenient and exactly the kind of place every small community is lucky to have. The location is the icing on the cake. Nestled in the village of Stoddard and just a stone's throw from a gorgeous lake, it's the perfect place to stop whether you're a local or just passing through. Friendly, convenient, and full of small-town charm, The Mill Village Store is absolutely worth a visit!

The staff are always welcoming, and the food is so good! We always go here for subs and pizza.read more