The cream puff I had was amazing rich and creamy, so fresh. I got two butter Croissant so butter…read moresoft even the next day. Chocolate chip cookie so good. The service was nice and friendly. The place looks and feels like a French bakery. I will return when in area.

I've been to the Madrid location in Providence many times, but stopped by the Barrington location…read moreon the way home from the beach. They seem to have all the favorites from the Providence location, but also they have a solid selection of ice cream. The regular sized ice cream was a very solid amount. I also got a "mini cookie" on top, which was almost a regular size of Madrid's delicious chocolate chip cookie. There's a nice amount of indoor and outdoor seating, as well as plenty of parking.

best raisin bread I ever had it was was great wow just wow I would definitely go back depsite…read morelicung 30-40 mins away

I came to the Seekonk location to get my zeppole fix and they did not disappoint!…read more All the staff were friendly even though the place was pretty packed! I also had to grab some other pastries - fig square, lemon square, raspberry square, carrot cake and of course the zeppole. Everything was fresh and delicious. I usually go to Riverside but this location has all the goodies too!

I had never tried babka prior to the sample of sesame praline babka at the Attleboro Winter Market…read more One bite and I was in love. We finished off the entire loaf which I purchased, within one day. I'm kind of happy that these aren't readily available at my grocery store or my waistline could be in trouble. I'm looking forward to trying the chocolate babka in a couple of weeks. While the price of these is steep at $17/loaf you could taste the quality ingredients and loving craftsmanship in each and every bite. My only disappointment was there were very few actual pecans in our loaf and these pieces were specs. Would I buy again, oh heck yes.

If you want a sweet treat that's absolutely delicious, look no further than Navad Bakers. Their…read morechocolate babka is one of my favorite sweet treats. Their apple is delicious, just seasonal. Their chocolate rugelach is also so good. You can fine the babka's at Dave's Market in addition to other locations around RI, Mass, and Connecticut. Their website has a list of where to purchase their items. My sister had them cater desserts for her wedding and they did a wonderful job making sure she had everything for her big day.

Oh my! This was my first visit to this lovely cafe and I can't wait to go back. My friend and I…read morevisited for dessert after having dinner nearby, and the pastry case was full of delctable treats, even though it was the end of the day. It was hard to make a decision, but I went with a croissant stuffed with chocolate, fresh strawberries and whipped cream, while my friend went with the Chocolate Mousse Santiago tart. Let me just say, that both were rich, high quality, perfectly prepared, and amazing. I really don't think you could go wrong with anything you order here. I wasn't in the mood for coffee, but my friend enjoyed a nice cup of hot tea. At first I thought the prices were a little high, but after I considered the high quality of the ingredients anad the generous sizing, I think their prices are right on target. The cafe eating area is spacious and is perfect for conversations or quiet work. The entire cafe is super clean and the employees were friendly and helpful. I will definitely be back!

Not as good as I originally remember it. Had the hot cappuccino with almond milk and it was like a…read moreregular hot coffee almost.. not enough almond milk in it. Came to $25 for a large cappuccino, medium americano, eclair and a chocolate croissant. The croissant was barely chocolate inside. Was a bit disappointed tbh. Also have to wait a bit for your drinks and we were done with our pastries before the drinks were ready.

I needed a few cupcakes for a mid-week birthday celebration. Being a bit of a nerd myself, this…read morebakery instantly caught my eye--it felt like a match made in heaven. And honestly, it was. I found the shop tucked away in my old stomping grounds, and when my GPS announced I had arrived, I was pleasantly surprised to see it now occupies what used to be a beloved old Italian bakery. There's a small parking lot right next to the well-marked entrance, and their adorable bespectacled cupcake logo makes for a charming first impression. Inside, the space is a nostalgic dream for fans of all things pop culture. The décor spans across countless beloved universes--Marvel, Star Wars, Disney, Harry Potter, Pokémon, Mario, and more. Familiar faces like Batman, Spiderman, Thor, and the Hulk line the walls and shelves, giving the whole place a fun and immersive vibe. But let's talk about the real stars: the baked goods. The display at the entrance is packed with eye-catching treats--cakes, cupcakes, cookies, and beyond. Everything looked just as mouthwatering in person as it did in the photos that initially drew me in. In addition to desserts, they also offer cannoli, cinnamon rolls, brownies, breakfast wraps, sandwiches, bagels, toasts, bowls, and a variety of drinks including coffee, smoothies, and iced options. Since I was there for cupcakes, I picked out three flavors: Mocha Cappuccino, Banana Pudding, and Chocolate Peanut Butter Banana. I only got to try the two banana ones, but both were delicious. The Mocha one smelled heavenly though! A surprise bonus--the cupcakes had fillings, which I wasn't expecting. The frosting-to-cake ratio was perfect, and the cake itself was light and fluffy, yet sturdy enough to hold up the frosting. The owner was super helpful in guiding my selections and genuinely lit up when I asked about the bakery's background and theme. They host themed events too--like an upcoming Star Wars Day breakfast with a buffet, character meet-and-greets, goodie bags, and more. I don't live in the area anymore, so coming back would be a special treat--but I definitely plan to. Getting out of the parking lot was a bit tricky due to the busy nearby intersection, but it wasn't too hard to navigate. A small inconvenience considering everything this place has to offer. Bottom line: this bakery is a delightful, nerdy, sugar-filled gem. A perfect place to treat yourself!

My wife and I love the fruit smoothies! You can taste the real fruits used in the mixture. We also…read morepurchased a slice of Apple pie and Blue Berry pie. Both were terrific! I highly recommend The Nerdy Baker for Smoothies and Pastries!! The owner is very nice and pleasant to talk with.

Still excellent the business has moved slightly to the corner of Main Street and next to other…read moregreat locally owned stores. Macaroons are excellent. Buy 5, get 1 free. Rice crispy treats are on our list for a future visit. Friendly, helpful and well trained staff. Great at answer questions on all the great options

I dropped by the Saturday before Easter around 11:30 and they were already running low on stock. It…read morewas pretty busy with only two people serving but to be expected the day before Easter. I got 6 macarons at $3.50 a piece with the 6th one free and one kinder chocolate cupcake. Flavors I got for the macaron were blueberry lemon, dunkaroo, birthday cake, carrot cake, lavender, and cookie dough. I thought the macarons were all excellent except the carrot cake but the cupcake was really unimpressive... a little dry and frosting tasted a bit like grocery store cake frosting to me. I'd probably get the macarons again even though I think they are a little pricey but no round two on a cupcake.

I'm happy we were brought here by the RI Food Fights sandwich showdown last month. The Caçoila…read more(pulled pork sandwich) was solid. Their list price was like, $4.50? Ridiculously cheap and can easily make a meal here with a sandwich, some of their other hot options and a sweet treat. The service was friendly and answered all the questions we had. This is definitely a local-heavy spot hidden in plain sight on tauton ave. Few tables inside of the you wanted to enjoy your food and pastry there. Would be a good spot to meet up with a friend for a quick in and out chat or on the way to your next destination. The pb chocolate brownie was OK, texture was fantastic but wasn't heavy on flavor in terms of chocolate or peanut butter. Would definitely try their other pastry. There were a lot of really great looking things in that case. The sandwich was very tasty. I would have preferred some more peppers on it and some melted cheese would have been a chefs kiss, however for the price, no complaints out of me.

Every time we have the craving for Portuguese natas, we come here. They are priced very cheaply…read moreand they taste like heaven. They usually have at least 4-6 different flavors that you can choose from. But they also have sandwiches, soups, breads, pastries, etc. A really good bakery for those who want something that tastes very close to home made, even though is a full serve bakery. Check it out if you are in the area.

Food, Service, Atmosphere. Great classic Italian dishes, hefty portions, attentive service,…read morereasonably priced. Great desserts!

It's telling that the drive to this diner was an experience in and of itself. Soaring through the…read morestreets of Warren and Swansea, flanked by woods and water, were just the beginning of a magical experience. Then came the destination: at first, I doubted myself because I thought I was just looking at a bakery. When I pulled into the parking lot and opened the front door, I finally began to understand what "hole-in-the-wall" truly meant. Not only was the family ownership and honest-to-goodness service in place the minute I entered, but the sampling of lightly-seasoned bread with olive oil was the definitive way to begin dinner. When I came here last weekend with my stepbrother and his gf, I had finished a workout earlier that day, so the idea of a chicken parm dished mixed with bolognese sauce sounded killer; all of us had ordered that exact dish! Boy, was my hunch trustworthy. A comforting mix of seasonings, a breading with a well-done crispness around the edges, and a quality of meat that felt wholesome without being overbearing were the elements that comprised a hearty serving of cheese-stuffed ravioli. The following Saturday, my mother and stepfather were more than happy to reserve seating (when you're a small restaurant with a penchant for legendary cooking, even the weekdays are bound to be packed). While my mother gorged on a plain chicken parm and my old man was enthused with his seafood platter, I dove into creamy pink vodka sauce and smoky sweet Italian sausage. The bacon-y flavor of the sausage complemented the sharp cheesiness of the broth, culminating in a spectacle of flavors that never stopped short of excellence. While the Nutella-filled egg dessert I had on the first day was nice, I was told that most of the offerings provided in the bakery were crafted by a Boston-based confectioner. What was homemade, however, was a fruity pie carefully designed and baked by the proprietor's wife. The crostata, as it was called, tasted just as scrumptious as the description of apples and raspberries and gooey gelato that I had been provided. One of the reasons I support small is because there's no conglomerate overreach to corrupt the flavors a competitive small-town scene can offer, which Spaghetti Lane perfectly embodied. When Mike the founder had been so uplifted by vocal enthusiasm for his business, he was generous to provide me with a Spaghetti Lane-branded shirt. I told him he truly did not have to offer such a generous gift, but I thanked him nonetheless afterward. I must also point out the ambience of the restaurant. The place was comprised of two dining rooms: one of which leaned into the elegance of Italian spirits stacked neatly on shelves and the hypersonic drift of Italo Disco filling the air, the other was a contemporary-style cafe setting with a dessert cashier and a giant cabinet lined with cannoli, cheesecake, and whoopie pies. For some reason, my soul lit up when I heard the Umberto Tozzi version of "Gloria" as I was chomping on my penne. Now that's a vibe. That's my TED Talk. Thank you, everyone!

I absolutely love visiting Morning Star Barkery. They have a wide variety of pastries, breads, and…read morean ice cream bar. Plus they also have a small store within the bakery that sells some products from Portugal. The staff are always incredibly friendly and prompt. The price points are comparable to competitors and the pastries have generous potions. I would highly recommend stopping in and trying the Pastel de nata. I would absolutely recommend this business to others!

I tried three pastries for here and all were pretty underwhelming. I got the pastais de nata, a…read morecarrot cake slice and some passion fruit custard thing. The passion fruit I couldn't even finish as both the taste and the texture were awful in my opinion. The carrot cake itself was very heavy and not very flavorful while the frosting was very minimal and didn't taste like much. The nata seemed to be underdone and again, just not the flavorful. I got them all for under $8 so the price point wasn't terrible but I can't say I'll be back.