Tiny, comfortable dining area. Friendly & helpful staff. The soups, sandwiches, paninis, salads &…read morewraps are all delicious. Theweekly specials offer additional variety. The breads and baked goods are yummy. They offer coffee, tea, and espresso drinks. A lovely place to have lunch when in the Northborough area.

Came here to pick up lunch. Got a tuna melt. It was good. Not much flavor but not totally bland. We…read moregot a pastry. It was stale. They had a good pastry selection. Mature demographic. Bit dated but still had some nice offerings.

This is a great spot. Blueberry scone was one of best ever. Very nice people, great buzz. Wonderful…read moreplace to grab a coffee and fresh baked stuff.

The Cake Shop is a staple! Whether it's for coffee, pastries, breakfast, or lunch. They have…read moreexciting flavors that change throughout the seasons. There's ample seating indoors and outdoors with a lovely selection of artwork from local artists on the walls. The space is absolutely gorgeous with brick walls and high ceilings, and LARGE windows that let beautiful light in. Everyone who works there is friendly and helpful if you need any help or need suggestions. They have some of the most delicious iced teas, too if you're not into coffee or lattes.

This place is adorable. We stopped in for some quick snacks and coffee. Great latte with multiple…read moremilk alternatives offered. Friendly staff and comfortable seating options. We enjoyed the baguette and sour dough bread but the apple cider donut wasn't our favorite. Would definitely go back.

This review is for the West Boylston Street location. I hadn't been here in years, and stopped back…read morein and was pleasantly surprised. It was bigger than I remembered, with more seating available. Not a ton... but at least 6-7 / seating arrangements. Got a loaf of sourdough sliced to go and a cookie.. both were delicious and served with a smile. I'm a strong believer in supporting local coffee shops and bakeries!

We happened upon Silva's Bakery in Hudson and had to stop. This cute bakery features cases…read moreoverflowing with sweets, alongside a selection of packaged Brazilian foods and bolos. While I was tempted by one of my favorites--the bolo de tres leites (or tres leches cake)--the Alfajor cookies stole the show. They are incredible, melt-in-your-mouth shortbread sandwich cookies filled with rich doce de leite (dulce de leche) and rolled in shredded coconut. A total must-try! We also loved the flaky, delicious puff pastry apple turnover. Service was prompt, and the staff was welcoming, answering all of our questions with clear, helpful descriptions. We will surely return when in the area!

I found the most incredible fresh baked English muffins here. I grab extra bags as gifts to bring…read morefriends. They are soft, chewy, moist and just a tad sweet. You can tell just by squishing them in the bag they're not your average English muffin. I drive to Hudson just for these. HIGHLY RECOMMEND.

We finally got to try Wooden Bakery a couple times now. Everything is so good, I love high quality…read morefood and this definitely qualifies!! They do have coffee and a place to sit. We're huge fans of the almond croissants!

This is a lovely, hidden away bakery with great staff and amazing pastries! It looks like you are…read moredriving down an alley and parking in an old abandoned warehouse parking lot but keeping going until you get in! They use the space for both the bakery and their restaurant/bar. A Their $5 next day leftover bags are the best bargain I have ever seen at a bakery! They have some staple bakery items like pan au chocolat and croissants but also a seasonal rotating menu. You don't want to miss out on the rotating items! I have tried all kinds of their offerings and all of them have been so fresh, cooked perfectly and full of flavor. They are never overly sweet. You can tell by the taste that they use fresh ingredients. Some of my favorites are the pistachio and raspberry croissant, pineapple and coconut escargot and the guava and cheese danish. The last time I was in they were giving out samples of their focaccia and it was very good. They are not a fancy coffee shop but the coffee they serve is good. They also have an assortment of teas.

This bakery reminds me of the bakeries I used to patronize decades ago. It's an old school bakery…read morewith the sights and smells that fondly reminded me of so many pleasant excursions to bakeries from my childhood. The cases and shelves are fully stocked with cookies and breads, and off to one corner sits a refrigerated cased with Apple Tarts that seem to be beckoning. I was unsure if the tart was made at the bakery due to the packaging and label. But it looked good, so I grabbed them to go. I thought the tarts were delicious, not overly sweet with a nice texture. I'd look forward to eating these again. Alas there were no French Eclairs, my perennial favorite, and there could be a greater selection of pastries. That said, this is a great local spot to score some fresh bread or tasty treats!

So disappointed. Aren't they suppose to list things as day (or older) old??!!! I bought a dozen…read moreponchi/doughnuts- SO stale. Worse I brought them to a friends house and so dry and noticeably OLD- not fresh we had to throw them out

Well, I saw a person's review espousing good attributes about a warm hot glazed donut looking like…read morea Krispy cream donut on steroids I visited for first time and last time. I ordered two donuts for 9.57. Holy Donut holes Batman ! The prices per dozen is a car payment. The glazed donut was a thick heavy cake like dough inside and a glazed surface... I didn't like the doughy mix .... The glaze was falling off on me as I was eating in car...a real hot mess as they say on a hot day . The second donut was a butterscotch donut...I liked this one better but only butterscotch was in the glaze? Dough no butterscotch. The filling was a Boston creme type custard and was good, but not enough of it and no butter scotch flavors. Price chopper supermarket was next door and sold donuts for 1.19 each and were not bad . I had a donut of the month for 1.19 to dollar cost average the 4.80 a piece donuts .

The best donuts ever. Hands down. The flavor combinations are unique and perfectly balanced, the…read moreclassic are done to perfection, and the staff is incredibly kind. It's always packed so be sure to get there early before they sell out!

Came here for a coffee while in the area and was so pleasantly surprised by their seasonal specials…read moreand their food options. I got the s'mores cold brew (which was pretty sweet but what was i expecting) and the breakfast burrito as a bowl and it was so perfect post-workout. The employees were so kind, while ordering they offered many customizations which was amazing. There is no where to sit inside but they do have an outdoor table.

Early morning visit at 6:30 opening. Many varieties of donuts and buns in the display case, most…read morelooking old even when the day was young. -- Boston Cream Donut: Gigantic (a plus), with lots of chocolate glaze (a plus), but it was more of a hard-shell finish (a minus). The underlying donut was somewhat firm (a minus) and cool to the touch (a minus)-- most likely refrigerated, as this was a late spring visit on a warm day. Bready, briochy taste to the donut, with no sweetness (neither plus nor minus), letting the toppings and fillings handle that. Plenty of yellow vanilla pudding inside (a plus for quantity). No seating inside (a minus) but a single metal table outside that looks like it hasn't been cleaned in weeks (big minus). Filled with pollen. I do like the selection (big plus) and the crazy flavors will appeal to a wide range of tastes, but there are places where you can still get a fresh donut and sometimes even a warm one. Rocco's doesn't seem to be one of them. Not bad by any means but not screaming out for a revisit.