There are times when you find a business you want to shout about from the rooftops!!…read more This is it! The custom cupcakes were beautiful ! The red velvet and lemon raspberry were mind blasting!! Some interesting Indian flavors I am gonna try next time and choc- peanut butter also sounds like a great idea. Oh darn!! Here goes my waistline!!

My husband and I have been dedicated to a bakery in Worcester for years (we live about 40 minutes…read moreaway)! Now with a little one at home I just don't have the time to run around all day or all weekend to prep for a party/gathering. I just happen to find Happiness Baked by Thea through an online search and went for it. I was absolutely sold on the free local delivery. We ordered a vanilla cake with strawberry buttercream. Excellent and super fresh! I'm happy to support a local business and can't wait to order the next cake.

I love this place!!! Someone in our family wouldn't eat kielbasa, so I stopped at Orawa to buy some…read moreand it was well received. Lots of authentic Polish food there and baked goods on the weekends. Very clean. And friendly.

Looking for Polish food? Right here…read more Orawa is a great new business here in downtown Webster. There are a few other Polish grocery stores in the Webster/Dudley area, and Orawa might be the smallest one. Parking is a little hairy with just a few spots. The best thing is they have their own bakery. Lots of dry goods, a refrigerated section and deli meats too. I definitely recommend the sernik (cheesecake). Oh, sernik... najlepsze ciasto swiata! ;)

OMG! What a gold mine. My wife and I were out and about enjoying the Charlton Town Wide Tag Sale…read moreand came upon Francesco's Italian Bakery. Don't let the size of the place fool you. This place chock full of delicious goodies. My wife purchased a variety of pastries and cookies, from which we sampled. The chocolate chip cookies were so much like my grandmother's cookies. My wife had to go back in to get some puffs for lunch. These bits of stuffed breads were the perfect bite. The lady working there was kind enough to warm them. They have also have gluten free options. The place is open 7 days a week and judging by the amount of in/out traffic they are a local favorite. We will be back to order more. Particularly excited to try their stuffed shells, ravioli, meatballs and sauce.

I would 100% recommend Francesco's Italian Bakery!! They created our wedding cake and cupcakes, and…read morethe results were simply amazing. Beautiful and delicious taste!!

Got a doughnut the size of my head for five dollars, proceeded to eat it over the next 5 days…read more Service isn't with a smile in the afternoon, give them a break at the end of the day people or all day! Either way, you want an old coffee shop feel, a great baked good. And doughnuts that bring you back to sitting next to your gramps. Age ten, smiling ear to ear with your chocolate milk listening to him and his friends talk about their new toys. Just after getting done at the range. Yeah... go have a coffee and a doughnut.

Small hidden joint, not too far off the highway, with not just a counter, but also a U-shaped bar…read morewith stools for old time donut dining. No hipster jive here; just old time donuts with simple toppings and fillings. -- Honeydipped Donut: Similar to Dunkin but softer and fresher. Good fluffiness. Light in the glaze, but full coverage and tasty. Only negative was that it was just a bit chilled from the AC (no refrigerator condensation). Overall, a solid donut. -- Chocolate Jelly: Imagine a Boston Cream, hold the cream, add raspberry jelly. Good combo, good execution, good donut. -- Coffee: It's New England Coffee Company. Good, but nothing special. Excellent atmosphere, excellent service, and the owner is a delight. The donuts aren't quite in the elite category, but certainly above average not just compared to Dunkin, but compared to similar mom and pop shops.

My friends and I were returning from a fantastic weekend in Boston when we decided to do something…read moreout of the ordinary. Enjoying the countryside, we decided to go apple picking! We stumbled upon Charlton Orchards. We went into the store and each paid for a bushel of apples. Then we headed out past the farm and ventured into rows and rows of apple bushes to start picking. For me being a Floridian, I found this to be a lot of fun! It was a perfect September fall day and just walking around the farm, looking for the best looking apples, was a great change of pace. We spent about an hour roaming around and filling up our baskets. We even walked past a herd of friendly cows and offered them some of our fruit, which they happily accepted! Before leaving we bought some homemade apple cider for the road, which was absolutely fresh and delicious. For me being sort of a fish out of water visiting the New England area, I genuinely enjoyed my time at Charlton Orchards. Soaking up the quaint and quiet atmosphere of farmland was just what I needed to complete my Massachusetts getaway!

We drove out of our way to stop here. On line showed "open". Sign at old Worcester road said…read more"open 8-5". Sign at entrance to orchard said "open". Pulled in to the parking lot...sign said "closed". Really? So disappointing!

I frequently stop at Panera for takeout on my way to Webster Lake. Overall, it's a solid choice and…read moreone of the healthier fast-casual options in the area. The positives: Orders are usually ready on time. Portion sizes are generous. The strawberries and mandarin oranges are consistently fresh. The newer diced chicken is a nice improvement. The negatives: The pineapple and avocado can be inconsistent. On this visit, both could have been much riper. We've had the occasional order accuracy issue. I was disappointed to see the chicken thigh option removed from the menu. Despite a few inconsistencies, Panera remains a reliable stop for a good salad or sandwich and is generally a healthier alternative to most fast-food choices.

Came here on lunch and grabbed a toasted garden caprese sandwhich. I'm eating it and I noticed a…read moreBAKED lady bug!!!! This was on there before they toasted it. I'm so disgusted I feel like throwing up! Waste of $18.00 down the drain! BEWARE CHECK YOUR FOOD FROM HERE!

Great service. Super simple. Great layout. Food was okay. good for a gas station. Only complaint is…read moreit was a little cold.

Oh thank heaven for 7-eleven. Formerly a White hen Pantry, imagine my surprise the other day as i…read morewas passing by and saw the new sign. Much brighter inside, it also seems larger. Not sure if they really did steal sales space from the store room. Plenty of coffee options along with fountain drinks are now available along with big bites. The only thing missing are buttered bagels. Must be a new York thing.

It's.... Dunkin Donuts. In Webster, Mass. This applies to all four of them. Well, maybe not the one…read morethat occupies the old Sovereign Bank (and way formerly, Shawmut Bank, remember that??) ATM on East Main, because that's just a peculiar use of space. So. Like I said, it's Dunkin Donuts in Webster. You don't go here because you like coffee. You don't go here because you enjoy quality breakfast food. You go here because you spilled your Fancy Snob Coffee in your car on the way to work. You go here because you're having a midafternoon Fat Attack that can only be quelled by a duet of donuts (maple frosted, you are an evil temptress!). You go here because you want to support the Working Albanian-American Moms Association of America. You go here because... well, it's Dunkin Donuts in Webster - there are just so damn many of them. I guess my ~guilty pleasure~ would be a large iced coffee, black, with a pinch o' sugar, from the Dunks in the Gulf Station on Main Street, but only when the temp is 90+...and usually only when I'm buying gas at Gulf anyway. But then I bought a new car and I don't think the giant cup will fit in my subcompact-class cupholders. Conclusion: two shameful stars.

There are four Dunks in this little Podunk town. This one is located on the Dudley town line and is…read morethe only one that makes the donuts. It is also the only one with any seating for those that need to get out of the car for a bit. They are also the only one in town without a drive thru. The have a tiny little parking lot and it's not unusual to have a line into the vestibule.