The taste of the cookies and service are top-notch, however the appearance of the cookies could use…read moresome practice. Plus, the addition of sea salt on some chocolate chip/chunk cookies is pretty awful.

Went in on a whim after having lunch. Woefully overpriced mediocre product at best. Much rather go…read moreacross the street to Whole Foods and get them there.

Plenty of parking space when you arrive. It is in a weird intersection so leaving maybe tricky…read more We walked in and they told us to sit anywhere. The ladies were pleasant. We ordered Churrasco which was delicious. I love that they let me substitute fries for maduro. And they gave me their homemade spicy sauce which was delicious but mild. Meat was cooked well and flavorful. Most of the fish came out without bones but you still have to be careful. The fish was flaky and flavorful. The batter on the fish was light but crispy. Wished there was a sauce for the white rice. The salad red onion with lettuce, cilantro and tomatoes was great. We also ordered a Guava Tart with coconut on top. That was the bomb. We loved the place and will visit every time I'm back to Cape cod.

The place is an amazing Honduras Restaurant and bakery. The waitress was helpful and right on…read morepoint. The food tasted like the Chef cooked it with love! I will definitely be making my way back to the Cape again soon. The minute you walk in the door the pastry makes you want dessert first and your lunch afterwards. I ordered a fried rice Spanish dish

The bookshop is cute, although the drinks were a little boring. The matcha latte was too milky, but…read moreit was blended well together though. The pistachio latte was a little too sweet. The large isn't much bigger than a medium, FYI.

If this makes sense, when I came here I expected the coffee and breakfast to be good…read more I just didn't expect it to be this good. Everything from the taste of the coffee to the texture of the pancakes was executed perfectly. The attention to detail was key. When it comes to breakfast you really need that level of attention to turn basic foods into greatness. Heck, the avocado toast was more like a sandwich. It's worth your time.

Best Almond Croissant and delicious Brownies Bars & The…read moreTaste of Belgium. The best brewed coffee.

The pastries didn't look fresh and delicious. The chocolate muffins and croissants honestly looked…read morelike they were from Costco. I had a cold brew which was fine but randomly came with a dome lid. The ambiance was odd- kind of tacky and tight.

I came here for the gelato, but I was equally impressed with the other confections they sell, in…read moreparticular those gelato whoopie pies. I can't remember how many flavors they have, it's at least a dozen. We were allowed to sample them, and the lady behind the counter suggested some flavor combinations that either she liked or were popular - those were spot on! The scoops are generously sized too! It's not obvious from the counter, but to the left there's also a very nice side room in which you can sit and enjoy your purchases. They're in a great location in Dennis too.

Went to this place for coffee and saw they had breakfast sandwiches on the menu. Ordered a bacon,…read moreegg, and cheese (on the menu) and the employee told me it would be a wait because the eggs weren't made yet. I said okay, that's fine. Employee then said it would be a while. I asked how long and the employee wouldn't give a time frame. I would have waited, but the tone and repeated comments of the employee told me that the employee didn't want to make it. During this interaction, the person I was with suggested to me that we go to another shop nearby for the sandwich and the employee was not bothered by the loss of business. I will never return here. I have told my family and friends to stay away, and felt so disappointed by my experience that I took the time to write this review. P.S. While we were waiting, someone who seemed like a "regular" (and who seemed to know the employee) came in and was also treated so rudely.

The best It's like having The north end on the cape.. It is…read moreabsolutely the best. I compare it to modern pastry. So happy they're down here and so lucky the less than a mile from my home. By the way, Mike's pastry isn't that good? Mike's pastry is for all the people that don't know excellent Italian pastry . Scapicchio's is the way to go.

I cannot say enough about this family owned business, always greeted when I step through the door…read more The cases are filled with delicious pastries, cookies, muffins,pies and bread. Fridges are stocked with cakes and other goodies. If you haven't been, take my word it's worth the stop!

Great coffee, great food, great people and great prices! Argentinian and Colombian empanadas are…read morewonderful! Espressos, lattes - you name it. Understated, humble and "shack-y" don't let it fool you. Clean and full of breakfast items to fill your tank before a day at the beach! And public servants get 10% off!

Thanks to our server (Peg?) and some delicious offerings, the very limited (and pricey) Mother's…read moreDay afternoon tea was a hit with my family (and me). Gratuity was included, but our service was so wonderful, we tipped on top of the tip. The turkey salad sandwich was the table favorite, and we were delighted to learn its on their regular menu! Guess we will be taking out a sandwich or two in the future... IF we can bypass buying one of their AMAZING SEAFOOD PIES in luscious sherry sauce and exploding with scallops, shrimp, fish... but I digresss. We were here for ME day (ok, so I DID take a pie on my way out...). $65 bought you 3 sandwiches, one of which was less than petite and oh so delicious with its home made pesto and brioche bun. The baby cranberry orange American scones were delicious and light (a light scone, right? Crazy), mini blueberry muffins, 3 lovely pastries and a croissant. Also included was champagne (or mimosa) and a cordial shot for your tea. It was all wonderful. Now, I'd take away a star for the young and weird counter staff. Seemed like either high school girls or early college - not really well trained (they didn't know much about anything, and were mostly confused and more interested in talking among each other)... I picked up a bag of croutons and it had a hole in it... their "fix" was to pour it into another bag! (GASP! REALLY? I hate to say this but it was a Legally Blonde moment). Thank goodness an "adult" or more mature professional stepped in and asked if I'd like a new bag... DUH, YES, RIGHT ANSWER. So the croutons and one of those evil seafood pies made it home for mom. I think the girls just need training (and some growing up to do - they weren't unpleasant, just... immature). All in all this place is beautiful, their offerings are wonderful and for the most part, the staff is great. Now that I'm here from my beloved Hudson (ok, I'm still mourning my Hudson town and former home), I expect to make Amie one of my favorite stops. OH, did I mention their coffee is also great? Time to think about one of their classes or other fancy pants-y events. Because it is "kinda" snooty with a down to earth feeling of "they LOVE what they do and do it exceedingly well".

The owner responded by saying I should've asked for a manager, however when I did ask for…read moreAssistance and told them that they made the Matcha wrong after I had asked for it to be made with almond milk and not oat milk I basically got an eye roll no, I'm sorry and it came out terrible I think they purposely made it bad so no asking for assistance in this case actually made my situation worse.