Delicious!!! And the smells!!! It reminded me of my…read morechildhood and the great bakeries that were around then. Staff was very friendly.

7:15AM Sunday morning and a steady stream of customers...second in line , one over worked young…read morewoman at the counter attending the customers....several workers talking and moving in the back ground...order the malasadas (fried dough) from a fresh row of them...fresh , soft , crunchy from the heavy but good dosing of sugar, slight fried oil taste...reminds you of carnival food...and a box of pasties de nata...flaky crust, sweet creamy vanilla egg custard filling with a caramleized top ...fresh, sweet, flaky and delicious...plenty of other baked breads and treats ...as I finished paying , about $12 for the malasadas and 6 pasties de nata, another counter woman shows up to wait on the growing 7 person line....good treats if you are in New Bedford

The Baker in New Bedford does not play around with their pastries/baked goods. My Linguica roll was…read morefilled with sausage and cheese. The nitro did not have as creamy of a head nor as complex a flavor as other nitros I've had but still a refreshing sip on a hot day. Their other foods looked great and I certainly was tempted to try one of everything. Place was very busy so expect a bit of a wait. No designated parking but there is a fair amount of metered/street parking around the area.

Great coffee and pastries! The nitro cold brew and linguica cheese pretzel bun were great! The bun…read morewas fully stuffed! They did not skimp on the filling. Great balance of meat, cheese and dough. Very busy inside on a Saturday morning with tons of in store orders, online and catering but all of the workers were nice, smiling and absolutely crushing it. The orders rolled out fast for the amount of patrons.

If you haven't already had cookies from here then what are you waiting for? Support an amazing…read morelocal business. Delicious cookies and great people!

Jon makes absolutely the beat tasting cookies hands down! They literally are "Mad Good"!!!~ Debbread more

Have been coming to this bakery for a few years now and they have yet to disappoint. If you do go,…read moreyou HAVE to try their "small pops" (no other bakery in the general area makes them) and their Casiero (not positive on the spelling) bread which you can have them slice. So good. They also have a great selection of desserts, cheese rolls (with or w/out meats) and even a few Portuguese favorites like fresh goats cheese and homeade pimenta (crushed red pepper sauce). Lastly, what would a Portuguese bakery be without their friendly staff? Well, Nova doesn't lack in this "dept" either. The owners and their staff are very knowledgeable and super friendly. Needless to say, we'll be back again very soon.

Fantastic sonhos, linguica and cheese rolls. The rolls were still warm. Being open early on a…read moreSunday morning is an extra bonus.

So sad to see a great business go downhill. My kids picked up cupcakes for my birthday today. They…read morewere noticeably smaller ( I get it.. shrinkflation ". I would have been fine with that except they were also stale. Well..this used to be our go to place but now I will never buy a thing from them again.

I guess you could call this place a solid for some Portuguese bread and cheese but everything else…read morewas borderline ok/ nothing great, remarkable, craveable, or mentionable. Bread is soft and cheese is good. If I lived in the area or was in the area I'd stop by for some bread and cheese once in awhile. Otherwise it's not something I'd go out of my way for. Staff is friendly and it's very clean.

Great Bakery! Fabulous Massa, pops and Sour dough…read morebread... Portuguese specialities Sweets are A+ -

The pastries are amazing, very well priced, and the staff is lovely! The selections were regularly…read morerestocked throughout the day from the bakery kitchen in the back so you don't have to worry about missing out if you go after 9am, I can't wait to go back!

The Donut Factory was a stop on the inaugural Triple Play: Best Donuts, Best Cookies, & Best…read moreCupcakes by RI FOOD FIGHTS journey. The Triple Play runs from April 1st thru April 30th. The coupon at The Donut Factory was for 1 classic donut. I had the blueberry glazed donut. The donut was crispy outside and soft, fluffy and airy inside. It was so yummy. The Donut Factory was a close second place for the best donut. The staff member was very friendly even though there was a queue and thanked everyone for their patience. The Donut Factory also has gourmet breakfast cereal inspired donuts and the lucky charms donut looked really good. I wish The Donut Factory was closer, but it is definitely worth the drive.

I love the donut factory--especially their X factor. I try to go on Fridays when it's on special!…read moreI love how they do different flavored ones. I really loved the pistachio one that they have fairly often. They redid the inside set up recently and it looked real nice! They also have some outdoors seating too. It's a cute spot. If you love donuts, you def have to go! They make the coolest ones around!

After dropping my wife off at the Amtrak Station in Providence this morning (10-12-250 I had…read moredecided to explore Restaurante y Tortilleria Guatemalteco (1282 Acushnet Ave.) in New Bedford--to pick up food for lunch and dinner. My single sentence review "A culinary wonderland of home-style Guatemalan dishes, in a large, pristine setting, which also contains a grocery, bakery, and lots of Latin American snacks, offered at extremely reasonable prices." Everyone else is invited to continue reading. The heavy, double doors leading into Guatemalteco could use a make-over, but inside the restaurant is well-lit, spacious and clean, the fragrances from two large steam tables filled with dishes and the kitchen waft throughout the space, as did the sounds of many individuals and families enjoying a late morning meal (as I arrived at about 11:20 am). I took a quick look around and then walked back to the main steam table and asked if the young man who was one of the servers could tell me what the choices were. There is no written menu. This is a family-run place, making home-style Guatemalan dishes for locals and families. He took the time to briefly identify all the dishes and then I ordered--two of the large Guatemalan pork tamales, a plate with braised pigs feet on one side and pork rib stew in a spicy red chili sauce on the other with a huge portion of Guatemalan rice, and a fried pork chop. I asked if they had salsa, he said "yes" and asked if I wanted "mild or hot." "Hot please." He smiled and brought me back three containers of their home-made habanero sauce. Since there is no menu (I asked) and since I couldn't see anything which listed the prices of dishes I was stunned when for all this food he said "$23." Amazing. For all the time he took explaining everything to me I gave him $30, smiled, said "gracias," and was on my way. Incredibly, everything was still hot enough to eat when I made the 35 minute drive home to the Cape. I decided to try the tamale, the salsa, and a Guatemalan "Lenguas" roll (similar to the rolls in Mexican cuisine used to make tortas--called a Telera) which I had purchased at Sara Bakery and Mini Market which is next door to Guatemalteco. [I popped into the Sara Bakery and thought I ordered four of these freshly baked, long rolls. I said "four" and held up four fingers. It's times like this I wish I spoke Spanish. The server filled up a bag with 12 freshly baked rolls. I asked how much? She said four and she held up four fingers . . . four dollars for 12 freshly baked rolls, talk about a bargain! The Sara Bakery has a wide assortment of other Pan Dulce, similar to what you might find in a Mexican Panaderia; so a bonus find for me since we have missed having access to a bona fide Panaderia since moving here from California.] A Guatemalan tamale is wrapped in banana leaf (not corn hush) and compared to a Mexican tamale it is much lighter and filled with chopped potato, onions, peppers, and large pieces of pork. It was fabulous, especially with the habanero salsa--a mixture of sweet and spicy. The server at Guatemalteco, once seeing the large bag of rolls I was holding from Sara's, recommended that I eat one with the tamale and he was right. Pieces of bread helped capture the delicious chili mixture which was on the outside and inside of the tamale. Wow, what a culinary treat. After I finished the tamale and Lenguas, I did sample everything else while still hot--though I will reheat everything for dinner. The pigs feet stew is absolutely unctuous, tender and lip-smacking good. The pork ribs in red chili sauce, which includes the rib bones to give the stew flavor, was luscious and mildly spicy (maybe very spicy for someone else). The meat itself was super tender. The Guatemalan rice was a surprise, it seemed to be a medium or short grain rice, compared to Mexican red rice which is made with long grain rice. As a result it was stickier than I expected and it was filled with delicious bits of fine chopped vegetables. Not quite like anything I've had before in a Latin dish. The pork chop, which I also sampled, had lots of flavor inside and out--I suspect it was brined before being fried. Just a wonderful treat. Guatemalteco is open Mon-Sat 5 am - 9:30 pm and on Sunday from 7 am - 9 pm. Though my knowledge of Guatemalan food is wanting (I feel more capable with Mexican regional cuisines, Salvadorean, and Colombian cuisines), I thought the tastes of what I order to be on point and an authentic representation of home-style cooking. Visitation tip: There is lots of metered parking on Acushnet, so bring quarters. There is parking on the side streets (which is what I did today) and that's not metered. Go and enjoy something different, there's lots of tastes to explore here..

Short review: Fantastic cakes and without hyperbole, unbelievable customer service. (Read the…read morelonger review for why.) We had the Vanilla Bean cake and Reverse pillow cookies and they taste as good as they look on the website. If you're looking for delicious homemade style cakes and cookies look no further. This is it. Longer review: My wife and I flew into Boston two weeks ago to celebrate our first year anniversary. We were staying out on the beach in Dartmouth and as part of the celebration I wanted to order a nice cake for the occasion. Being relatively new to the area I was not sure where to turn. And to complicate matters, we had gone vegan a few months prior. Enter Underscores Baked Goods satisfying the check-list. Do they have delicious looking cakes/cookies on the website? Check. Are all baked goods vegan? Check. Is their customer service prompt, professional and friendly? My questions regarding orders were replied back with 2 separate emails the following morning. Check. Check. Ready to order I called on Monday and spoke to Jennifer, the same person who I had been corresponding with. I told her the occasion and said that I was hoping to have the cake delivered by Friday since my wife's family was going to meet us that weekend. Normally there is a 1 week lead time, but she said she would try to get the cake delivered by Saturday. Saturday rolls around and at noon my mother-in-law looks outside and says she thinks the person from the bakery is here. I go outside and it is Jennifer. She is personally delivering the cake inside a wonderful gift bag WITH an anniversary card AND she's included 12 complimentary cookies ("one to commemorate each month of our marriage"). It is beyond thoughtful. These are the types of moments that Yelp, business reviews and word-of-mouth was made for. The cake and cookies were very good (moist, soft and unbelievably vegan) but it was Jennifer's extra care and effort that took what was a special trip and occasion and made it that much more memorable for us. Frankly, thinking back on it, I'm still blown away that this type of care exists. From my wife and our family, thank you very much to Jennifer + Underscores Bakery!

I might have just eaten 6 cookies and 6 brownies by myself over the course of one week - and I have…read moreno regrets. I didn't realize gluten free could be so damn yummie. My all-time favorite bakery. I can eat well and be happy about it!

First off, I'd like to say that the staff at Saffron Cafe & Pastry have helped reaffirm that there…read moreare still good people in the world. Friends of ours are dealing with a very, very tough situation and since we're 1500 miles away and unable to help out, our family wanted to send a little "package of comfort" to them during this hard time. After calling Saffron and speaking with (I believe) the owner/manager we were able to put some delicious pastries and cookies together. They even were so kind as to write a small note for us. While the store doesn't usually offer delivery - the owner was so moved by our situation - that he was open to hand-deliver the package AFTER closing. The donuts and cookies were very much appreciated by our friends and they let us know that everything was fresh and exceptionally delicious! Thank you again, Saffron Cafe and crew for going above and beyond!

I've never eaten in the restaurant but I have gotten pastries/snacks to go. They taste yummy and…read morevery visually appealing. Good stuff. They close early though. I wish they stayed open as long as the restaurant portion does but never the less go get you some