This isn't a retail operation. They supply to local general stores. Wasn't able to find any goods…read morein Derby.

They literally bake the best bagels I ever had! Like honestly who would have thought one could find…read moresuch fire bagels in Vermont? I'm from NJ/NYC and these were literally better than anything I've ever had over here. Jocelyn and Cinta sell some items in The Roots Market in Middlesex and I saw some bagels there while visiting over the weekend and am OBSESSED. Like I wish I could order these bagels in bulk online? They're that good. I couldn't believe it. I barely even like bagels, and I'm over here writing a whole review on them?! I'm literally coming back to Vermont just for these bagels! And I can't wait to try their other items because I know they'll be amazing. Such good quality!

Out and about in Mansonville for labour day weekend and seeking the perfect croissants. Yas bae…read morethis place is THE place. Lots of fresh options with friendly English speaking staff if you so may crave. The chocolatine was equally as buttery and fresh as the croissants. I love a good local bakery.

Fantastic bread! And oh, the treats! I couldn't make up my mind since they all looked so good. But…read moreI did, and they were great! I will come again soon! Its like a trip to Paris!

This is my happy place when I visit the Eastern Townships. From bakery, to groceries, wines,…read morecheese, select charcuterie, groceries and prepared dinners (the beef bourgoinon divine) and wines. Best place for breakfast and lunch. And a very funky rambling space with a warm, inviting air. Not to be missed.

I drive 45 minutes each way to frequent this shop. It's the best in Magog. The food is incredible,…read morethe options are plenty and the authenticity and selection of French cheeses, meats, wine, candy, chocolate, teas, Italian pastas, sauces - I could go on and on. Come and see it for yourself, this shop never disappoints. The employees are kind and attentive, knowledgeable about the products and seem genuine in their interest in making your experience better. I adore this place.

I drive to Sutton just for their oatmeal cookies. That's not even an exaggeration. They are a small…read more"épicerie fine" and patisserie. I recommend it to everyone. If I'm going to be anywhere near the Eastern Townships, I detour to La Rumeur. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable. They know everything about the products they sell, and they go above and beyond to be helpful. It's also really cute! The whole space has a country store look and feel. You get the sense that you are in a family store (even if it probably isn't) where everyone takes pride in what they sell. If you are near either one of their two locations, don't miss the opportunity to grab a cookie!

This is a European style deli and bakery. They also sell take home ice cream and a small selection…read moreof take home frozen foods. We go here for the cheese. They have a lot of cheese from Quebec, France and the Netherlands. In fact they have a lot from all over Europe as well. You can ask for a sample before you buy the cheese. With the cost of some of these cheeses, that only makes sense. We picked up some Quebec cheese this trip but on past trips we bought Dutch cheese. The bakery side has good food as well. We have tried their breads and croissants and would definitely buy them again. There is a case full of pies, tartes,and cakes for sale and we are tempted to bring one home. They always have someone working who is fluent in English if your French is not good.

Excellent pastries and breads, worth a stop if you happen to be in the Eastern Townships!read more

There are all different kinds of Yelpers, but I would say on balance Yelpers are more adventurous…read morethan the overall population. If you happen to be in Quebec Province and travelling from Montreal to Quebec City or vice versa, there are several towns you might stop in to get a cross sectional sample of history, from Chambly, a synthetic, plant and just add water instant suburb in the middle of a corn field, to Cowansville and Waterloo, Bromont and Shefford, places that are seeing tradition eclipsed by suburban sprawl, are still mainly agricultural, and are seeing some hard times, but as they will tell you, hard times are nothing new for these towns that started as pioneer settlements four centuries ago. In any case, to get a sense of all this, I would recommend stopping in at the local boulangerie in any of these towns, getting an elaborate pastry such as tartelette aux fruits, milles feuilles, napoleon, paris-brest, chocolatine or just an eclair with a great cup of coffee, capuccino, espresso, tea, or your choice of caffeinated beverage, and look out the window as people walk by and take you through a story both fascinating and sad at the same time. If you can, buy a loaf of bread to take with you, and if you are feeling forgetful you might neglect to realize this until you are safely back at home.

This is the perfect rest stop directly over the US Canada border! I've been coming here for years…read moreas a tradition. The seats are cozy, the bathroom is clean. They serve delicious sandwiches and crepes as well as gourmet coffee. I love their croissants!! The owner is always on premise and he is quite welcoming.

This was such an adorable spot! We're always weary of going over the border because we don't speak…read moreANY French and this is a spot we would absolutely return to. The people were so kind, the food was amazing and the little shop was super cute. They are also family friendly. We can't wait to return next summer!

Excellent donuts and pastries! They sell out before closing for a reason! You can place an order…read moreonline for easy convenience and pick it up at a time that works for you! Perfect for parents dropping kids off at school and getting to work on time!

One of the best donuts we've ever had! Freshly baked and chewy. This was our first time there, so…read morewe had to try one of each: Creme Brulee, Blueberry Jelly, Strawberry Frosted, Cookies and Creme, Rainbow Sprinkle, Lemon Curd, Maple Glazed, and Apple Fritters. We also had a small box of the Maple Glazed Holes. The staff was very friendly and helpful, and the store was pretty spacious, clean, and well organized. A must-visit if you're in the area AND a donut lover! You have to get here early because they sell out quick.

Their fried goat cheese salad is the best ever ! Nice Ambiance and good location for parking on…read moremain street!

Sweet little shop with locally crafted jewelry, soap, and almost any little gift you can imagine…read more They have the store on one side, and then the other has a small coffee shop,bakery, and ice cream area.They have a third area, up a few steps where you can buy plants that have been potted in unique containers or play games. They have some seating inside or out on the deck. Parking in the street is limited and tricky but there is a parking lot right next door for customers to us.

I was lucky enough to teach at a retreat catered by Cold Spring Kitchen and the food was…read moreSPECTACULAR. As a big food lover in general, I can be picky sometimes about quality but every single item, from salad to soup to entrees to (oh my God) desserts was just top notch. I can't wait to come back again!

Excellent breakfast and drinks. Menu is not very visible and there is a wooden separation that…read moremakes looking at the displays harder. No dining room or outdoor tables. To go only. Staff was very courteous. Only reason i give 4. Stars is because there is no place to eat. Make it hard when out of town. Will go back next time. Also reasonable prices.

First time going to this place we pass by it on the way to Bromont. We pass by to quickly so I put…read morea pin on my Google for us to come back before we leave. Unfortunately we came close to closing time so a lot of things were gone. But there were still some huge croissants and Chocolatine, Quiche, cakes, pastries. We ordered six chocolatines to go and one quiche Lorraine. The Chocolatine were 2.65$ each, the croissants were 2$ ezch and the quiche were 15$ each. I was simply amazed by the size of the Chocolatines I couldn't pass up get! And even after a 1 he ride back home the Chocolatines were still flaky and crunchy. We put one of them in the microwave for 5 seconds just to melt the chocolate inside and wow the chocolate was owy gooey melted while the outside was still flaky and buttery! The quiche we actually had it the next day. I put it back in the oven 325 For 15 minutes. Checking in between when I was close to five minutes left to make sure they didn't burn. Cutting the slice the layers looked great! Starting from the bottom there was A layer of pie, A layer of ham, on top of that a layer of egg and finally a layer of cheese. The crust was a little thick for my liking but it was still very good. I was very impressed by the Chocolatines so I would definitely get more of those! Great place to check out if your on your way to Bromont or on your way back like us!