Pretty good first visit to Little Eva's, which I consider solid but not elite. Wish I could give…read more3.5 stars. Chocolate Croissant: Not warm at opening, not flaky or fluffy enough, but very buttery (not greasy) and high quality dark chocolate. Blueberry Muffin: Despite having neither much of a dome nor noteworthy blueberries, a very good muffin. Nice flavor to the dough and good texture, heightened by the streusel. I like how they added a little salt to the streusel without going overboard. Egg Sandwich: My wife's item, with avocado instead of meat, looked good to me. She thought the roll was too dense. Wife's breakfast sandwich. I asked on the way out if they can do it on a croissant; they said no. Coffee: Decent enough. Seating area has a half dozen or so tables for two. Not much elbow room, but plenty of places have no seating at all. Pretty easy parking. Worth another look. Hoping their almond croissant takes them to the next level.

Loved the Chicken Tikka Nannwich. Also the baked goods and espresso drinks were very good. Love…read morethe cute inside cafe and outside patio. Plenty of seating!

Solly's makes amazing cookies that my family loves that are allergen friendly. My daughters love…read morethe sprinkle and my favorite is the sunbutter chocolate chip which is incredibly chewy on the inside. Dasha, the owner, is incredibly sweet, attentive to detail, and an overall fantastic person. Dasha is always experimenting with new flavors and I can't wait to see what she comes up with next

From the owner: Solly's Bake Shop is a gourmet cookie bakery that is gluten free, vegan, and free from the top 9…read morefood allergens!

Nouvé Bakery is an artisan bakery in Lexington Center that blends classic French pastry techniques…read morewith subtle Asian-inspired influences. The shop has a cozy, intimate feel, and one of my favorite details was the large window into the kitchen, where you can watch the bakers preparing dough and pulling fresh pastries straight from the oven. It operates primarily as a grab-and-go bakery with only limited seating, but the steady stream of customers gives it the lively atmosphere of a neighborhood favorite. The pain au chocolat was one of the standout pastries from my visit. The laminated layers were beautifully defined, creating a crisp, flaky exterior that shattered with each bite while revealing a light, airy honeycomb interior. Inside, the dark chocolate was rich and evenly distributed, adding just the right amount of sweetness without overpowering the buttery pastry. It's an excellent example of a classic done well, with careful attention to both texture and balance. The classic croissant was equally impressive. It had a rich buttery aroma the moment I opened the bag, with a crisp, golden shell that gave way to a soft, pull-apart interior. The pastry felt light despite its richness, striking the balance that makes a truly great croissant. Every layer was distinct, and it never felt greasy or overly heavy. Since everything is baked fresh in relatively small batches, timing your visit makes a difference. Many of the most popular pastries sell out well before noon, so arriving earlier gives you the best selection. Even during the morning rush, the staff kept the line moving efficiently, making it easy to grab a box of pastries without a long wait. Nouvé Bakery is a fantastic addition to Lexington's bakery scene. The quality of the lamination, the careful execution of the classics, and the fresh-baked experience make it well worth the trip. Whether you're stopping by for a simple butter croissant or the excellent pain au chocolat, it's the kind of bakery that's easy to revisit whenever you're craving authentic French pastries made with care.

This little bakery is a hidden gem in Lexington! It's good for pick up and go, but there were some…read moreseating options outside on the sidewalk. The pastries are really delicious and so beautiful. The pistachio croissant is huge and definitely good to share. The pastry was perfectly flaky and was filled with a generous amount of pistachio filling. I enjoyed every bite :) I definitely want to come back and try some savory croissants and their espresso drinks!

Concord Teacakes has been astonishing me with its extraordinary baking for decades, and I'm…read moregrateful beyond words for the pleasure. Fantastic on every account. O wait: there's MORE! Outdid even their best of the best. I craved a special cake for my birthday that was not on their extensive cakes menu -- German Chocolate Cake, and was delighted that a week's notice was all I needed to score an amazingly, beyond-words perfect 10" Extraordinary beauty. Arguably the BEST CAKE I've ever seen or tasted, & that's a lotta cakes! I should write a poem about its JOYS -- yet we didn't even remember to take a photo. Luckily it's embedded in my forever memory & "nothing is wasted if it's a memory". Whatever you're looking for, you'll find it. Superb.

Concord Teacakes made a wonderful cake for my baby shower at the Concord Colonial Inn! They…read morecaptured the Peter Rabbit theme perfectly for our baby girl shower and it was absolutely adorable. It also tasted delicious - marble with chocolate buttercream filling. Delivered on time and in perfect condition. 10/10 recommend! Thanks so much for making the perfect cake

Always get the tuna fish sandwich of the chicken salad…read more Great place to get solid sandwiches for lunch.

We have been going here for around a decade, and unfortunately the quality of most of their baked…read moregoods and pastries has gone down significantly over the past couple years. Their bread is still some of the best around, and their staff are great. Ever since they rebuilt their entrance to be in the back, you have had a walk through a very unattractive alleyway that was used for trucks picking up the trash before it was converted to the entrance, and honestly, it has barely been converted. Today I got a chocolate chip cookie, and it was essentially flavorless. If you are looking for good bread, this is definitely your spot, but if you're trying to find anything else, I wouldn't necessarily recommend this **Replying to the owner** I seriously don't understand owners and employees on yelp who play victim when it comes to negative reviews. The customer had a negative experience, they describe it truthfully on yelp. Yes, the 3 star review negatively impacts the business, but ultimately, that's how reviews work, and you should take negative reviews as constructive criticism, and reply apologetically and constructively instead of being rude and defensive. As they say, customer is king. To your point that I didn't review your main menu focus sandwiches, despite your fact that a large portion of your building is dedicated to making bread, and no real area for putting together sandwiches. Either way, it wouldn't matter, the cookie I had was not great, and I reviewed accordingly. Responding to negative reviews in a defensive and rude way steers customers away from your establishment almost as much as a negative review does, if not more.

Always a favorite place to pick up fresh produce, yummy bakery goodies and delicious prepared…read morefoods. We love this family-owned farm!

I visited Verrill Farm for the first time on August 20, 2026…read more Unfortunately, an incident outside the market and the staff's response left me extremely disappointed. At approximately 1:00 p.m., I was outside waiting for my friend while she finished making her purchases. As she walked out of the store, she tripped over a bike rack positioned along the walkway. She fell hard, injuring and bloodying her knee and scraping her hands. She was visibly shaken, and the pie she had just purchased was destroyed in the fall. I went inside to tell an employee what had happened and to ask whether the pie could be replaced. While I was speaking with the employee, my friend came inside, limping. My friend asked whether the employee had heard what had happened. Rather than expressing concern or asking whether she was okay, the employee's reaction struck both of us as surprisingly dismissive. My friend then asked whether she could have some ice for her injured knee. The employee said no and walked away. Because I was surprised by that response, I asked another employee who was stocking muffins whether he could get some ice for my friend because, I explained, she had just fallen and injured herself. He also indicated that he could not. The first employee later returned and explained that there were no more pies available, and my friend was refunded for the pie. What happened next was the strangest part of the experience. As we were leaving, the employee came after us and quietly told my friend that she would get her some ice if she promised not to tell anyone. My friend accepted the ice. I cannot explain why providing ice to an injured customer apparently needed to be done discreetly. What bothered me most was not simply that my friend fell. Accidents happen. It was the response afterward. A customer was bleeding, shaken, and asking for something as basic as ice. I would have expected someone to ask whether she was all right and to offer reasonable assistance. Instead, the response we experienced initially felt defensive and indifferent. The pie was refunded, which I appreciate. But the overall interaction left such a negative impression that I do not intend to return.

Thought of coming here since we were at the area. I saw some posts online about this new place (not…read moresure how new it is) so decided to stop by to see what's up. It was pretty quiet when I got inside. There was only one person I saw watching the store. The selection was not too bad I would say and they had cute decorations on the wall. I ordered a 4 pack of mochidonuts, and also ordered 2 drinks, I looked up the menu prior to going there and they lady that was watching did not know those drinks and they don't even offer some of it. I was kind of disappointed at that since I was expecting so much more. The mochi donuts I got was also ok, I would say I've had better donuts. The drinks were too sweet. I barely even dranked mine.

I tried the mochi donuts and they were fine, but I wish they were more chewy. I think they have a…read morehigher bread to mochi ratio and my personal preference is more mochi. Otherwise they're nicely made, aesthetically pleasing, and have multiple flavors.

Cute coffee shop right on Main Street. Service was friendly but it's a popular spot without a ton…read moreof space inside. Go on a nice day enjoy the green space in the area for the best bang for your buck. Coffee was good, just a straightforward cold brew.

Haute Café has a charming location, sunny patio, oversized baked goods, and good coffee but how…read moredrinks are made is inconsistent. The flat white was nearly half foam, while the small latte had almost none and far too much steamed milk. The bigger issue is the wait. On a sunny Saturday, the patio is often taken over by cyclists and their bikes while others look for seats. Despite six people behind the counter, two coffees took 35 minutes, and the quoted wait for a table was 90 minutes. Nice setting, but come prepared with patience.

Looking for hard to find cupcakes or muffins? Elizabeth just may have a recipe for that! Key Lime…read morecupcakes are incredible. My favorite is the vegetable quiche filled with onions, peppers, tomatoes, spinach and cheddar cheese. It is leaps and bounds tastier than any store bought brand. I also love her banana bread as it is moist and bursting full of banana flavor. Of course, the chocolate chip cookies are devine and oatmeal cookies with butterscotch chips are one of my ultimate favorites.

Old fashioned bakery in the historic town of Concord…read more Seriously one of the best breakfast sandwiches I have ever had. Egg and cheese on sliced bread. It is delicious! Staff is warm and friendly. Sandwich takes a few minutes to make but very much worth the wait.

Delicious and delightful . Helpful hint -Add bacon to the…read moreveggie sandwich . Wed Lunch menu is my favorite . Do try the Ice teas. Beware the addictive Breakfast sandwiches !