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    King Arthur Baking Company

    4.2 (559 reviews)
    ModerateBakeries, Cafes
    Closed 7:30 am - 5:30 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Classy
    Casual
    Outdoor seating

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    Wow what an amazing place! Coffee was great and the atmosphere was super charming. The service was great and Julia at the coffee counter was very helpful and informative. Thanks!

    Pulled pork sandwich
    Danyel M.

    Yummmmmmmy! Anytime we're in the area-even if we have to go out of the way a bit- we stop by the cafe. The lines might seem long but they go fast and the food is worth the wait. This time I enjoyed their pulled pork sandwich on a potato bun which was their special. It was one of the best pulled pork sandwiches I've ever had. I paired it with a bag of bbq chips, their creamy tomato soup, and a coke. My in laws got a salad, another pulled pork sandwich, and the turkey sandwich. Everyone was happy with their choices. I also brought a couple of sweet treats to go-the brownie and an almond cloud cookie (my favorite treat from them). Afterwards, take a peek at their store. Lots to choose from that you can't get anywhere else!

    Caroline S.

    Nice scenery. It is an experience to come here once. Check the hours of the cafe. Sandwich was nice. Rye sea salt brownies, never heard that before, a bit chewy texture. Flaky croissants. Decent cold sesame noodle too.we got there later in the day, no more hot sandwiches and soup after 3pm I believe. don't miss the live sour dough starter fridge in the store. They name it too. Cute.

    Erica O.

    Amazing facility with a well stocked store of King Arthur's Baking products, nice equipment, cookbooks, all know NDS of bread, pastries and accessories. A lovely cafeteria style restaurant with indoor and outdoor seating. We went there for the amazing baking class they have with super knowledgeable instructors. Thank you Maria, Meagan, Ryan and Emma. We learned 5 different types of pastry crust and came home with 5 boxes of fresh made treats. We will return.

    Watching the bakers in action
    Mark B.

    After hiking in the area, couldn't resist stopping here. If you love well-crafted baked goods, or you're a King Arthur fan already, this is a great place to visit, a cafe (with outdoor and inside seating), bakery, and store. And their team was eager to offer tips and answer questions about recommended tools. Bought a variety of flours, tools, and a slew of their baked goods. Still thinking about the pistachio chocolate-chip cookies and the cupcakes.

    Pita Bread in the Oven
    Genevieve V.

    A baker (or want to be baker)'s dream facility. There's a store where you can buy ALL of King Arthur's Baking products, as well as any tool or gadget needed for cooking. Even starter from the legendary batch of KA Sourdough. When you first park and walk in, there is ample outdoor seating. Through the doors is a lovely cafe where you can buy breakfast, lunch or a snack. This was our sole purpose to the trip to Vermont. We went for the Middle Eastern Flatbreads class and learned recipes for Lebanese Za'Atar, Armenian Tahini Rolls and Pita Bread. Luc and Paige were fantastic and kind and made the formulas (recipes) very approachable and easy to try at home. After we left, we looked up Luc's resume and didn't even realize what a bread celeb we had the honor of learning from. That said, we came home with more bread than i've been able to eat all week. Can't WAIT to go back!!

    Broccoli slaw
    Brandye K.

    Fortunately this popped up when looking for a place for a late lunch on our road trip We stopped just after 3. The cafe closes at 4. What they don't tell you, or remove from the menu board is they stop serving soup at 3 (doesn't seem logical) and if they are out of something. I had a ham sandwich- it was good. The bread is challenging when cold. Broccoli slaw- good flavor but dry! Cajun Shrimp sandwich- hubs really liked it. Croissant was one of my favorites. Chocolate chip cookie was bomb! Citrus honey cookie was good Chocolate cupcake- great frosting. Vanilla cupcake- snoozefest and dry. The shop on the side is great too! Cute space and area, lots of seating inside and out

    Apple galette
    Meg A.

    As an enthusiastic home baker, a trip to King Arthur is like going to Mecca. It is really worth the trip. To maximize your effort to get here, first book a class. They offer an array of choices, with many being 3 hours long but for a true culinary holiday, they offer multi-day classes. I gifted my mother a class on making galettes for the two of us. Check their online calendar often as classes book quickly months in advance. The baking classroom was lovely and gave every participant plenty of room to bake. The instructor was efficient and no-nonsense, but friendly and encouraging. You'll bake and box up your creations to take with you. Enjoy lunch in their gorgeous post-and-beam cafe. Lots of soup, sandwich, salad, and coffee options. Then lastly, go poke around their store. Everything in their catalog is available, and more. Use the 10% off coupon tucked into your class folder. There's something to find for every baker. Bon appétit!

    Wintry afternoon at King Arthur
    Vijay N.

    If you are a snowbird transiting between the United States and Canada driving through Vermont, this is an absolute must stop! The baking mixes are very varied and unique gifts to bring to people, the items like tea towels, and aprons have super nice designs, and best of all, the coffee and prepared foods are very tasty! You have to make sure that you either order in advance or come early because they do start to sell out of things right around lunchtime. On this trip, I got a chocolate and pistachio cookie that was simply out of this world! I really wish they had a baking mix for it ha ha. I will always be a big fan of this shop and hope to return on a my next trip through the region.

    Main entrance
    Bill S.

    Now I understand why this is such a destination for bakers and foodies. From our nations authority on baking with more than two hundred years of history. The store is filled with a highly curated selection of kitchen tools and baking ingredients. The service is so friendly. And the cafe is so cozy and all of the food is fresh and warms the soup.

    Devoured breakfast
    Tim S.

    Almost skipped this spot en route from Reading to East Corinth (Beetlejuice filming site) due to peak tourist crowds, but arrived early--no rush. Friendly staff; inviting location and building. My egg-bacon sandwich, chocolate croissant, and milk were delicious; wife's ham-cheese croissant so good, we regretted not grabbing extra. Everything fresh and tasty. Don't miss the gift shop--reasonably priced food and souvenirs.

    Kendall R.

    I'm pretty sure I could live here and be happy as a clam. My mom and I came for a baking class and stayed for some snacks from the bakery. I looked at classes about a month in advance and they were all booked up so we joined a few waitlists and got off the waitlist for the biscuits and scones class! It was pricy at $120 per person but SO worth it. Our instructor was incredibly knowledgeable and made each recipe so simple. We made three different recipes and got to take home about 8 scones, 6 buttermilk biscuits, and 7 cheddar scallion biscuits each. You also get to take home the recipes and a bowl scraper! There are tons of delicious options in the bakery and I went with the dark chocolate pistachio cookie and tomato soup-- both delicious. We drove an hour and a half to get here and it was so worth it! They also have an amazing shop to explore.

    Summer dinner series 2025
    P E.

    It's been 15 y since my last visit here and there have been soooo many changes. The cafe and retail has expanded. The cooking school seems to be in a new area as well. I love to bake with the KAB flours and went to see what interesting equipment they were offering. The retail store was filled with more mixes and kits than what I was looking for but it was interesting to browse. The cafe area was large and there were many options including a grab and go section. Since we were traveling, we found this to be a nice stop along our travels. Outside seating is also available If you don't bake, but like to eat nice cafe/bakery items there are thing for you too.

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    Is gluten free bread offered for sandwiches?

    No, unfortunatley substitutions are not available. There is too much flour and cross-contamination.

    How are recipes in the catalog? Do they make a great gift for a baker?

    Phenomenal. Best apple and cherry pies I've ever made and eaten from their recipes. Best deep dish pizza, too.… Read more

    Does Cafe take Reservations?

    It's just a walk up counter service cafe. Make sure you get in the correct line. One is for the pastries and one for sandwiches etc., Line moves fairly quickly.

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