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Hearth & Hug Bakery

3.7 (31 reviews)
Closed 7:00 am - 3:00 pm

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Lavender concha
Sarah C.

Cozy cafe with friendly staff. The cafe smells wonderful when you enter. Sadly the pastry I got was pretty dense. Lavender was not overpowering which was good but I expected the concha to be airy and light. The top was not crunchy but hard. I decided to go all in with lavender "everything" so I also ordered the honey lavender latte. I asked staff to reduce half the syrup as I don't like overly sweet drinks. Came out perfect.

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Connie L.

Would give them a 2.5 if it was possible. This is a quaint local bakery that's about an 8 min walk from Davis Square. Easy to drop by during the morning commute! Tried a selection of their pastries and will say they tasted average. The cinnamon roll was dry & the croissant was definitely missing flakiness. I did enjoy their lemon poppyseed scone though! Nice citrus flavor with a moist buttery inside. Maybe some pastries are better than others? I will say their staff are really nice though. Even during the early morning they're all warm + inviting. Overall: A+ service, C+ pastries.

Sun-dried tomato croissant, potato danish
Sophie L.

I stopped by Hearth & Hug Bakery after finding out my regular spot was closed and I'm so glad that I did! The pastries are baked daily at 6am and they were still warm! I got an assortment of different pastries and they were all amazing. The ham and cheese croissant was my favorite! The service was great too! The person who worked there took time to answer all of our questions! I would 1000% go back!

Yangsoo S.

Finally a place with Italian soda! We got some cookie and drinks (pomegranate espresso tonic and pomegranate Italian soda) There was a bit of wait with line but they moved quickly. The decor was cool and cozy. The cookie was crunchy and tasty. Italian soda was great but espresso tonic was.. not bad. Maybe because I haven't had it for awhile? I will be back for more next time.

chocolate chip cookie
Isabella C.

I really enjoyed this space- you can see the workers in the back and it's very cozy! We came at a busy time but the workers seemed to be handling the rush well. The cookies were delicious, though I thought the actual food items were a little bland. They have a wide menu, and would love to see just a little more flavor/seasoning!

Christina K.

Went to the new Somerville location. Long line and busy, which is great the business is doing well. But because of such line, there were limited options, which is to be expected. The croissants and coffee were good / average to other local shops. Hope to try some other items on the menu in the future to find something that makes the shop more unique.

Ham and Cheese Croissant
Spencer P.

A solid bakery/cafe in the Davis square area. Prices are comparable to other stand out bakery/cafes in the Boston area. There is not a ton of seating inside and parking is limited to permitted street parking. Luckily it is very accessible via bike path, minutes away from the Davis sq T stop, and a bus top for the 88 and 90 buses right outside.

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Niamh M.

Wow!! This bakery was such a surprise! I have tried so many bakeries and croissants but the croissant here is probably the best croissant I've had in Boston. It tasted like one I eat in Europe, flaky and buttery! The way it should be!! I tried the guava and cheese croissant and the blackberry and lemon bun! Such a unique flavour and the fruit flavour was so good!!! Will be back!!!

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Great food and a great community atmosphere. Their cookies and sandwiches are always fantastic!

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Delicious local bakery with a ton of charm! My go-to in Davis square for a bite and a friendly chat with the folks who work there.

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I was excited to see they had pumpkin chocolate chip cookies but totally overbaked so it was hard not soft cookie, pretty disappointing.

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6 months ago

They have the best croissants in the area. better than flour or the local french bakeries in my opinion. SO happy they opened here.

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The Pomegranate Molasses Cookie from Hearth & Hug is amazing -- an inspired twist on a classic cookie flavor.

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What a gem of a bakery in Somerville! Every dessert on display at this cozy, Palestinian-owned…read morebakery looked so scrumptious. We had such a hard time choosing and settled on the walnut baklava roll and the muska kataifi pisatchio. Everyone working there was so friendly and helpful and even with a line out the door, they were able to keep things moving smoothly. They also gave us small chai samples while we waited to be helped (the chai was spicy and not overly sweet). The baklava and kataifi were perfect -- no notes. Baklava had a great ratio of flaky pastry layers to walnuts. Each bite had the right about of crunch and nuttiness. The amount of syrup used was just right also. Kataifi struck a similarly great balance: a crunchy and sweet shredded wheat exterior rounded out by the richness of pistachios. I wish I could come here all the time and try everything. Definitely keeping this place bookmarked for any future trips to Boston.

I'd walk past this bakery every now and then to find out it's been featured in Boston's Best…read morearticle so I added it to my list. Finally got to try them recently. Walked in and was greeted with a sample of chai and 2 sample desserts. Ordered the chocolate pistachio cake, This was like Dubai chocolate styled cake with the kataifi in the pistachio. This was nice, I personally could have done without the layer of chocolate on top since it's so hard to break evenly and it was thick in texture to the rest of the cake. The pistachio ricotta cake was phenomenal. I wasn't expecting it to be so light and airy, I had to hold myself back from inhaling the whole thing at once. Both were shared and I got a baklava for my personal treat. I'll be back again very soon!

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This small bakery boasts a 4.9 rating on Google Maps, specializing in freshly made New England…read moremuffins daily. It's truly unique! G.O.A.T.: My first time trying it, I opted for the Classic English Muffin. The crust is pan-fried, not baked, giving it a slightly crispy texture without being hard, reminiscent of cornbread in a Northeastern Chinese tieguodun鐵鍋燉 (iron pot stew). The inside is soft, chewy, and perfectly moist, with a slightly sticky texture when combined with the sauce. A muffin unlike any I've ever had! The goat cheese butter flavor is rich, the pesto provides a mild nutty aroma, and the unique fragrance of arugula instantly evokes the slightly excessive sunshine of the Mediterranean. Latte: Just okay, but you absolutely need a drink with it.

I love a top tier gourmet breakfast sandwich, so this place was high on my list while I was back…read morehome in Boston for a few days. I was staying with my sister, who had never been here but had seen it featured on Phantom Gourmet. My TikTok research had also put this spot in the top two for breakfast sandwiches, and it was only the next town over, so we had to give it a try. We lucked out and found parking right in front, then headed inside. I was immediately intrigued by the Anadama English muffin because it reminded me of a brown bread I grew up with in Massachusetts. If you've had the brown bread at Cheesecake Factory, it's somewhat similar, but less sweet, less dark and more complex (an "adult" version if you will). They also had a rotating monthly special, a Portuguese English muffin, which was very tempting. In the end, we stuck to our original plan and ordered a breakfast sandwich on the Anadama muffin with egg, ham, and cheese. Whoa. This thing was rich, hearty, and absolutely delicious. It was one of those sandwiches that makes you stop talking for a minute and just appreciate what you're eating. Honestly, I almost wished I had a hangover because it would have been the ultimate cure. The Anadama muffin completely lived up to my expectations. If I lived nearby, I would absolutely buy a four pack once or twice a month and keep them in the freezer. A fantastic breakfast sandwich and well worth the trip. Sadly there are no bathrooms, which seems strange for a coffee shop, but luckily the general store next door is same owners and opened just as we were leaving and could not have been nicer about letting us use the facilities.

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Mike's Pastry in Cambridge brings the famous North End bakery experience to Harvard Square, making…read moreit easy to enjoy their iconic pastries without heading into downtown Boston. Located on Dunster Street, the shop is designed for efficiency, with a straightforward layout that keeps the line moving even during busy hours. There are a few counter seats inside, but it's primarily a grab-and-go destination where most people leave carrying one of the bakery's signature string-tied pastry boxes. The cannolis are the main reason to visit, and they certainly live up to their reputation in terms of size. The classic chocolate chip cannoli is generously filled from end to end with a rich, sweet ricotta cream, while the crisp shell provides just the right amount of crunch. If you're looking for something a little different, the Florentine cannoli is an excellent choice. Its honey-nut shell adds an extra layer of texture and a subtle caramelized flavor that pairs beautifully with the creamy filling. Beyond the cannolis, the bakery offers an impressive selection of Italian pastries, cookies, cakes, and other desserts. The lobster tails are another popular option, with flaky layers surrounding a rich cream filling, and the display cases are filled with enough variety to make it difficult to choose just one item. Prices are a bit higher than your average neighborhood bakery, but the portions are generous enough that many pastries can easily be shared. Service is quick and efficient, with staff focused on keeping the line moving throughout the day. Since seating is limited, it's worth taking your pastries to nearby Harvard Yard or the Charles River, where you can enjoy them at a more relaxed pace. Mike's Pastry may be best known for its North End flagship, but the Cambridge location delivers the same oversized cannolis and classic Italian desserts in a much more convenient setting. Whether you're craving the original chocolate chip cannoli or one of their many other pastries, it's an easy stop whenever you're spending time around Harvard Square.

A return trip to Harvard demanded a visit to Mike's Pastry at Harvard Square. Mike's has been a…read morefixture in Boston since Mike Mercagliano opened his first shop in the North End at the end of World War 2. Anyone who has spent time at the Widener Library knows that you have to wrap up before 10 p.m. to get a late night fix of sugar at Mike's (how many bakeries stay open that late, I ask you?) Mike's has an outstanding selection of pastries and gelato but the star here is the carrot cake. We ordered the Boston Cream pie as well and while it is delicious it is the carrot cake that carries the day. Any visit to Boston demands a stop at Mike's for the carrot cake!

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Florentine Cannoli
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Not sure how I've never stumbled across this gem before! As a Southern CA native, pie is no…read morestranger to me. Growing up we would often get pie with my grandma at Marie Calendars or Cocos. Since moving to Boston, I hardly see pie on the menu....well today I found a new pie place!!! As soon as I walked in I was met with friendly faces. The pastry counter was filled with fresh baked goods and they even had samples out. This is strictly a pick-up and go, it's not setup like a cafe with tables. I bought the banana cream for a work event and a few minis to take home for me and my hubby. The banana cream was good-admittedly, it was more on the sweeter side than I expected. I really enjoyed the crust - it wasn't too buttery and cooked perfectly. It was def a hit. My hubby and I enjoyed sampling the blueberry, apple, and cherry crumble. Of the three, the apple was my favorite which actually surprised me. The blueberry was OK, not as sweet as I would have liked - opposite of the banana cream. And the cherry was perfectly tart-I really appreciated the crumble. All in all, I will def be back. Can't wait to follow their social media to see what the monthly specials are. Street parking is tough, I rec parking in star market if you're quick. You can also order ahead for a quicker pickup and they deliver within a 6-mile radius as long as you place the order by noon the day before.

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Banana cream pie
Banana cream pie
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