Quite possibly the most delicious croissants I've ever had--so much flavor and the best textureread more

Provided bread for a local event. Loafs looked beautiful and tasted amazing. Highly recommendread more

Truly one of my favorite spots in the Boston suburbs! If you get there early enough, you have to…read moreget a breakfast sandwich as they sell out quickly on the weekends!! The sausage, egg, and cheese is my favorite, but you can't go wrong with any of them! If they are sold out of the sandwiches I usually opt for a ham and cheese croissant, which is also out of this world! All of their croissant goodies are so good as are the cookies and coconut macarons. The coffee is also incredible! I've been here probably a dozen times at this point, and each time the staff is so kind and attentive. I can't recommend Quebrada enough!!!

We got two large chocolate cupcakes and an iced coffee. Everything was ok. Not really worth the…read moreprice.

Ok, but a little disappointing. It must be difficult running a business like this and building a…read morefollowing. I got inspired by watching youtube to make a jambon buerre sandwich - supposedly a popular quick sandwich for Parisians. The sandwich is half a baguette with butter and French bistro ham. I tried searching all over for the French bistro ham with no luck. The only options were online sources with expensive shipping and/or expensive minimum order sizes. Somehow I stumbled upon MA-France nearby in Arlington and they sell jambon-buerre sandwiches. It's a small shop that sells sandwiches, pastries, and a small offering of French food products. Lots of pastries and baked goods like quiche, tarts, cookies, croissants, etc. The cheese offerings were very limited and basic. I can imagine that the cheeses that they sell are the same types and brands that they use for making sandwiches. For example, they sell President brand Brie - that you can also buy at Costco and market basket. Disappointing, but understandable because they can't afford to buy more variety and more expensive offerings without a big enough client base to buy those cheeses before they go bad. Getting back to the sandwich - it was half a baguette with some thick slices of butter and two pieces of French bistro ham. The bread was kind of dense and the crust was more chewy than crispy. I was disappointed that they didn't bother to spread the butter, but if they're not selling enough sandwiches then they're probably keeping the butter in the refrigerator - making it too difficult to spread. When I got home I fixed up the sandwich to my liking. Overall, the sandwich was okay, but not good enough to make me want to go back. At least I was able to solve my hunger for the jambon buerre sandwich.

It hurts to write a break-up review. Maybe I'll get Laufey to write the song for this…read more This used to be one of my favorite places for croissants in the Boston area. Now it's quite underwhelming. The apricot croissant is now some smaller glorified danish that has no richness or personality. The plain croissant is quite "bready" now, whereas it used to be light and buttery. I have a sneaking suspicion that they have a different croissant supplier now. What saved this spot from a lower grade is that the pain au raisin and chausson aux pommes are passable. Also a save is that they still offer various French products, from soaps to cheeses to canned goods. I have to find a new French bakery in the area.

I stopped in for lunch on a whim yesterday. I bought a Greek Salad sandwich to go and drove home to…read moreenjoy my lunch. When I got home and unwrapped my sandwich I was appalled by the stale bread my $12.80 sadwich was served on. The bread was HARD AS A ROCK, making my sandwich inedible. That a waste of money!

I've never heard of buying tzatziki and not having pita to go along with it, couldn't even buy it!…read moreVery disappointing as I was quite hungry. They offered a small lunch with tzatziki but I didn't want the 15 olives that came with it.

I love Breadboard! All of the baked goods are perfect. I'm not exaggerating. I've gotten such a…read morewide range of items from here and everything is always delicious and baked with care and the best ingredients. They are open Sunday, Wednesday, snd Friday, and you can order in advance if you want. They offer many of the same baked goods each day, but they also have some items that are only available on certain days of the week. For example, baguettes and sesame sandwich rolls and ham sandwiches on Wednesdays. They also bake special items for lots of different holidays, now they have hamantaschen for Purim. The croissants are laminated beautifully and buttery and light but not greasy. I'm also a fan of their curried chickpea handpies, wacky cake (chocolate cake with chocolate frosting and sprinkles for such a reasonable price). Their pies are outstanding. Basically anything you try will be delicious. The owners snd staff are all friendly and accommodating. You don't go inside the bakery. Instead you order from outside and get your order at a window. This is quick and convenient. There is a pretty menu of the items available in the window of the store. This is my favorite bakery in the greater Boston area and I'm lucky that it's near my home.

Everything here is delicious. Their miche is the closest thing that we can get in the Boston area…read morefor my husband's German "Graubrot" addiction . Best pastries, fabulous people. Just go there.

My friend and I stopped by Sweet Thyme Bakery while on a bike ride. It's very conveniently located…read morein downtown Lexington, near a bunch of other restaurants. We just made a quick stop to grab boba, so I don't have much to say on the service. The boba itself was decent, but nothing special. The ambiance wasn't the best... not much decor, but it still felt welcoming and clean. It felt like more of a takeout type of spot. Not sure I'd go out of my way to come back, but nothing negative to report!

Whenever I'm visiting the Boston area, this place is a must visit. I always go for their cookies,…read morebut they also offer plenty of other baked goods. The cookies are all great, but my all time favorite here is the sesame cookies. They are so good. If you have one flavor of cookie that you like or would like to try, you can buy a bag with seven individually packaged two packs of that flavor inside. If you want to try them all, they sell cookie gift boxes with all of the flavors inside. The cookie box also makes for a great gift. Definitely worth checking out if you're in the area!

The chocolate mousse cake is incredible. So light and fluffy. It was my first time in the bakery…read moretoday. I brought my daughter after she had a bad day at school and just wanted a slice of cake. The owner was super nice. I had questions about custom cakes and we chatted for a minute, and she showed me some of her inspiration photos. I also ordered the Greek rice pudding for my son. He had MCAS today so he deserved a treat. I got a spoonful and it was excellent. The only drawbacks to this place are there is nowhere to sit, and prices are not marked in the case. There are benches outside, though, for when the weather is nice. And maybe farther down the road from the pandemic the owner could remove some of the fixtures and add seating. But I would recommend adding pricing to the cases to those on a fixed budget.

Wow, you do not want to sleep on this place! You're missing out…read more What a find! Fresh pastry, Greek cookies, baklava, cakes, all so delicious. There also a to go section with avgolemono soup, tzatziki and yogurt and all are so yummy. They also carry imported Greek goodies like feta and olive oil and jams. It's becoming rare to find a working bakery in a neighborhood, where the owners and staff are actually in the back baking from scratch. And the results are outstanding.

I defy anyone to find a better cookie purveyor than Cookie Time Bakery. I have been going for…read moreyears, back when they were called Lakota Cookies. The gateway drug cookie for me was the Mocha Shortbread cookies, which I first found at Pemberton Market in Cambridge, and then noticed for sale lots of places around town. But when I found the mother ship it was all over. It's a good thing I no longer live in Arlington, or I would be in serious trouble. The variety of cookies is remarkable--linzer, tuxedo, florentine, shortbread, ginger, chocolate chip of course, butter cookies dipped in dark or white chocolate, you really need to look at the website to get the full appreciation of the creativity that goes into these cookies. There are always seasonal cookies on offer -- last month Christmas, now heading into Valentine's Day and soon Easter. The cookies are always moist and fresh, and you'd better plan to get there early in the day if you want your pick. I learned this the hard way when I sashayed into the store an hour before closing, mouth watering for my absolute favorite (now), the Toffee Turtle cookie. Those babies were long gone, so I had to "settle" for the next tier of favorites. In fact a few of those were gone as well. That'll teach me. Order early if you want an assortment to take as a hostess gift... you'll be sure to be invited back often as these cookies are showstoppers!

Fresh baked cookies!…read more These cookies are so good! It is always such a treat to catch this place open and go inside to see what delicious cookies they have in stock. They have two cases filled with yummy cookies and depending on how many you are going to purchase they give you the appropriate size cute box which is very carefully packaged. This time we tried their lemon cookies, chocolate chip and Florentine and all were very good! I believe if you buy a dozen there is a discount but every cookie is little more than $2 but they are a nice big size. They always taste like they just came out of the oven! Nice and fresh!