We stopped in for a late breakfast. The staff was warm and welcoming. We had bagels, they were…read moredecently cooked and flavorful. However, some of the baked goods offered(see pics)seemed a little over cooked. While sitting there eating,we noticed their pizza was really popular. It was selling out as fast as they could make it. The vibe is relaxed and mellow.

Really good bakery. Unique assortment of goods available and a couple days a week they have pizza,…read moreall fresh organic ingredients.

We were in town for a concert and stopped in for breakfast and a coffee before our 3 hour ride…read morehome. I got the bacon egg and cheese sandwich and my husband got the polish burrieto. Both were fantastic! My latte was delicious but very hot. I couldn't drink it for a while on our drive. Our treats were delicious! A cider donut and a blueberry coffee cake muffin. The style and vibe of the bakery was cute and clean! I commented on how cute and updated it was inside. The staff was super friendly. We got to watch 5 deer out in the field while we ate breakfast. The staff told us how they are regular visitors and how they had just seen a black bear out there! It made for a great way to start and fuel us up for our mini road trip

Hidden Gem of all hidden gems! I needed a coffee in the area and found the closest cafe. Top five…read morechocolate chip cookies in my 54 years . Coffee was really good and service was excellent. Who knew the food was so good in this area?? Add this place to Paul & Elizabeth's in Northampton for lunch and you've had quite the day for yourself my friend!

Very cute small bakery , but plenty of seating . The bakery bar is very cute and everything is well…read moredecorated to give a homey cozy vibe , prices are great for the delicious homemade treats , we travelled from ny border of Vt 40 min and will absolutely drive out again to order from here ! The service was fast and she was very sweet we were coming g at closing hours and she was kind and didn't rush or hurry us 10/10 recommend

Delicious bakery downtown in north Adams. The chocolate chip was soft, and perfectly crispy on the…read moreedges. Very reasonably priced for three cookies. The owner was a delight and made the experience memorable. A very nice place to try while in town.

This is such a cute general store! They have everything from ice cream to Christmas ornaments. They…read morehave a bakery section and lots of candy and food. Cute cards and trinkets. Fun spot to checkout or stop for a snack. Good place to get someone a gift too.

Is there anything more fun to do (in public) than visit a well-thought out general store? These…read moreare sorely missing in the cities but thank goodness for Western Massachusetts. A friend brought me here while I was visiting Northampton and what a treat! $80 later I left with a hand warming mug, a pair of earrings, a bracelet, a roast baster, and a delicious treat called a wrapple (an apple turnover on steroids). I left there with visions of a T-shirt that I will buy for my cat-loving friend entitled "Petting map" which showed all the reachable petting zones on a cat with hilarious captions like "yes, please" and "don't even think about it." Not verbatim but you get the idea. This outfit had all the qualities of the best general store--stocks everything you could ever want, something for everyone, with friendly and helpful staff.

Nestled in the heart of Northampton, Ana Bandiera Chocolates is the kind of place you might expect…read moreto find in Boston, New York, or Paris--not in a picturesque farming community in western Massachusetts. Housed in a beautifully preserved historic building, the café embraces its 19th-century roots with original wood floors, vintage furnishings, and the timeless charm of an old-fashioned soda fountain. The aroma of freshly brewed coffee mingles effortlessly with rich chocolate, creating an atmosphere that invites you to slow down and savor the moment before you've even placed an order. Watching my European-style dark sipping chocolate being prepared was a performance in itself. Every movement behind the counter reflected care and craftsmanship rather than routine. Paired with a warm brownie, the experience promised indulgence and exceeded every expectation. Crowned with a swirl of whipped cream, the sipping chocolate was impossibly smooth, velvety, and intensely rich without being overpowering. The first sip was so luxurious that the bustle of the café seemed to disappear, leaving nothing but the warmth of the cup and the deep, complex flavors of expertly crafted chocolate. The brownie followed with its own quiet perfection; warm, chewy, and deeply fudgy, delivering a decadent companion to an already unforgettable drink. Ana Bandiera Chocolates is more than a café; it's a destination for anyone who appreciates the artistry of fine chocolate. Sourcing cacao from across the Southern Hemisphere while honoring a tradition that stretches back to the ancient Aztecs, the shop transforms a simple afternoon treat into an experience worth lingering over. Northampton is fortunate to have a place of this caliber. It is a hidden gem that proves world-class craftsmanship can thrive far from the bustle of a major city.

Disappointed After Hearing So Many Great Things…read more I really wanted to love this place. As someone who works nearby, I've had countless customers recommend Ana Bandera's to me. People would constantly tell me how amazing it was and that I had to try it. After hearing so many positive reviews, I finally decided to stop in for a vanilla chai latte. Unfortunately, my experience was nothing like what I had heard. When I walked in, there were only about three customers inside. Right before me, another customer came in and was greeted with smiles, laughter, and friendly conversation. When it was my turn, the atmosphere completely changed. There was no greeting, no conversation, and honestly, I didn't feel welcome. The interaction felt cold, as if I was inconveniencing the staff just by placing my order. Since it was my first visit, I wasn't familiar with how everything worked. When my drink was ready, the employee simply placed it on top of the pastry case, said, "Have a good day," turned around, and walked away. There was no explanation, no smile, and no attempt to make a first time customer feel appreciated. I stood there for a moment in disbelief because I truly thought that couldn't be the entire customer service experience. I still left a tip because I believe in supporting people who work in customer service, and I hoped maybe it would brighten someone's day. But I walked out feeling disappointed, especially since it was raining and I had gone out of my way to finally visit a place that had been so highly recommended. Unfortunately, the drink itself didn't make up for the experience. The vanilla chai latte tasted overwhelmingly like straight chai. I couldn't taste any vanilla, it wasn't sweet at all, and it honestly wasn't enjoyable. To make matters worse, the drink was served in a to-go cup without being sealed, and it spilled all over my car on the drive back to work since it was filled to the top. When I arrived at work, I looked at the cup and honestly thought it looked like something I could have made at home and poured into a plastic cup. After such a disappointing visit, I decided to read some of the lower-rated reviews, and I noticed someone else had mentioned receiving an unsealed to-go drink that spilled as well (2reviews confirming this is not the first time) Knowing that another customer had experienced the same issue made it seem like this wasn't just a one time mistake. From the negative comments I read seems also the staff with attitude is a regular thing. I'm usually someone who believes every business deserves a second chance. I've had disappointing experiences elsewhere before, and if a business makes an effort to correct things, I'm more than happy to return. Sadly, this visit left such a poor impression that I don't see myself coming back. Customer service is just as important as the product you're serving, especially when you're welcoming someone for the very first time. I truly hope this was simply an off day, because based on the recommendations I received, I expected a much warmer experience. I genuinely wanted to become a regular customer. Instead, I left feeling unwelcome and disappointed. Would not be coming back and will be sharing my experiences with my customers.

We only stopped for ice cream, service was excellent and friendly. The ambiance was quite cute with…read moreold style atmosphere.

So so cute and whimsical. All of their ice creams are delicious and I love how involved and…read morefriendly the owner is, I always see her running here or there helping out. The chocolates make a great gift and the flavors are so creative. The decorations in here really make the place, I love the teacup tree and the rainbow puffy paint. If you are visiting and in charge of entertaining kids this is THE place. So fun!

Greggory himself took good care of me when I arrived late, at the end of his workday. He made the…read morespace to keep the shop open a bit more for me, and I did my best to not hold him up. I was buying a last-minute birthday cake, and found a delectable selection of ready-made cakes that he had baked and decorated. Next to them were an assortment of remaining pastries from the day in his display case, each a different kind of fluffy indulgence. Even if I wanted to be considerate of his time, he appreciated me taking the space to choose the cookies and pastries I took home alongside a Black and White frosted marble cake. Before I left, he managed to tell me a story as a token of his gratitude. Greggory had been making cakes on the other side of the country, and how even if people from around the world came to his host's shop for cakes, the human connection meant more than just the art or industry of cake making. The area he came home to has a community of people who became his clients, regular customers, and friends. Before I left, I was touched that even if I were being his last customer of the day, he treated me as if I were as important as his first or any in between. No, I didn't get to clear out his remaining stock, even if I wanted to try each of what remained. But I know where to look for him when coming east from 91--he's to your right on the south, at the corner of the building I'd describe as "that house-like outlet strip mall barn." Yes, the nearby farms do help this description appear natural. :)

We were driving home from Florida and planning on celebrating our daughter's birthday in Vermont on…read morethe way. I looked on Yelp for a baker to make a Bday cake. Found Greggory's. Very nice chocolate cake that I thought was not too sweet and not too rich. Just perfect. My wife who has s a hard marker when it comes to food commented several times how pleased she was.

Thank you so much to Carefree Cakery for this amazing cake! It really bought my dream to life, I…read morewas able to order it and pay it online a week before I needed it. The staff was super accommodating and helpful, the cake came out to about $60 but I personally think it was worth it because the flavor was amazing. I do wish they carried Tres Leches cakes/flavored cakes. I feel like that's the only flavor missing from their list! I haven't found a bakery in the Amherst area that can do that flavor yet but I'm hoping they expand to include this! Would definitely order from them again.

Nice and moist. Our favorites in order are: * Raspberry -…read moreJason liked it even though chocolate cupcake! * Funfetti - (Jason thought this was as good as Raspberry Chocolate) * Oreo * Lemon and Strawberry - both good, but not as good as others Christine liked the mocha top aslo- I spit it out. IDK why I even tried it since I don't like coffee