outstanding baguettes and bagels, plus they have whitefish salad from ACME. i think the quality of…read morewhat they serve is excellent

Lovely relaxed vibe, lovely staff. However I drove out of the way to go here based on reviews and…read moreit wasn't that great. I Felt the standard of cleanliness was poor, all the food on the counter with no cover. The staff were lovely but I would recommend putting food in covered displays

I can not imagine how hard it must be to be a baker!! This…read morewonder husband and wife duo make the most AMAZING delicious baked goods! To anyone passing thru on your way to ski Mount Snow this is the place to stop at! Just remember...when the deliciousness is gone, it's gone, so get there early, and don't get upset if what you want was already taken!!!

Took my daughter to grab breakfast the other day while we were staying in the area. Pulled into the…read moreparking lot, which was virtually empty, and pulled up to what intuitively felt like a logical spot. To be sure, there are no marked spots, and there is a big open space between the bakery and a house that serves as the establishment's parking lot. For the degree of picayune, arbitrary "rules" we immediately met with, there is no readily visible signage specifying where you should or shouldn't park. It's just a wide open space, and again, I pulled into a spot that seemed like a logical place to be out of anyone else's way. Walked in the door to be greeted with, "You can't park there." Not, "Welcome in, thanks for coming, and I'm sorry, but we have some unique specificities about where people park and kindly ask that you move your car." Just, "You can't park there. Gotta move. You can pull up against that building, or up against this building," or whatever hyperspecific pecadilloes my unkempt-bearded friend had. Just "Not right there in the middle." I was a bit taken aback, because we were obviously passing through quickly, and he could just as easily have served us and sent us on our way rather than impose his rulebook on us about a parking lot that had *no one else in it* at the time, and no obvious clarity about what rules we'd violated, though his tone was very much accusatory. I told my daughter I'd move the car and she could just pick out what she wanted. I pulled up against the building, then went back in, to find she'd purchased an entire loaf of bread in addition to a croissant, despite only having wanted the croissant. She told me he imposed a $5 card minimum, and she didn't have cash, so bought the loaf just to get it done. Now, I understand credit-card companies charge a fee that can be burdensome on small businesses, particularly on smaller transactions. But at the same time, we are become a predominantly cashless society, and it would be a lot more understandable to simply increase prices to offset credit-card fees, rather than impose transaction minimums, a policy that feels a bit outmoded these days. Finally, on my way out, I realized I had an empty drink can in my hand and looked around for a trash can. The proprietor looked at me dismissively and said, "We don't take trash from items not purchased here." Seriously? I mean, you're based in beautiful central Vermont, you don't want to do your part to help prevent litter in your community? Any one of these impositions would have seemed harsh. People go to the sticks of Vermont for the laid-back atmosphere, friendly vibes and warm interactions in local businesses. But all three combined struck me as the hallmark of someone who wants to run a retail business while harboring decidedly misanthropic views and a generally negative disposition toward their fellow humans. Everything about the interaction oozed with contempt, and if you read the multitude of reviews from customers with similar parking issues, you'll see the pattern -- this man clearly thrives on people not following his nonsensical, unposted rules because it validates his negative predispositions toward people. A retail proprietor who hates customers. Go figure. Back in the car, my daughter told me that when I went out to re-park, he stood at the window glaring at me angrily the whole time. She also said the good she purchased were mediocre at best. This is icing on the cake -- no pun intended -- because if you're going to behave like Seinfeld's "Soup Nazi," the key is to offer a product so good, people will submit to your abuse for it. Not the case with Sticky Fingers of West Dover, VT, that's for sure. On my way out, I looked at him and said, "We won't be back." He yelled, "Yeah, DON'T COME BACK!!!" Pre-empting my bearded friend's long-winded, shrill, defensive screed claiming I'm in the wrong for trying to "skirt the rules," please check for all the other customers with identical experiences receiving identical feedback on their feedback. A word to the wise -- When every other review is the same complaints, the problem ain't the customers. It's you, my friend. It's you.

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

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.

We've been fans of Starfire for years starting from their first store on the west end of…read moreWilmington. Now that they combined with the coffee place and moved into the former pizza store in the east end of town, they have really come into their own. Pastries are terrific. Chocolate croissant and kouign amman are world class!! Tonight we had a special cake for our daughter in law's birthday: chocolate/peanut layer cake covered in chocolate ganache. Amazing! Highest recommendation!!

I dream about this bakery. Seriously. One of the best bakeries I've been to anywhere, and it's…read morerandomly located in small-town Vermont. You literally can't go wrong with anything you pick out here, but these are some of my favorites: - Black forest crinkle cookie - a soft but fudgy cookie filled with kirsch soaked cherries and white chocolate pieces. - Chocolate orange hazelnut cake - I love anything chocolate orange, and this little cake packs a flavorful punch! - Almond Pillows - SO GOOD, new favorite! The name is a perfect descriptor, and the icing complements the almondy flavor so well. - Savory scones - take your pick, I've had most of them and they are all good. Crusty on the outside and fluffy on the inside. Last visit I loved the swiss & scallion and the ham cheddar herb. - Pistachio citrus rosewater cookie "Flower of Palestine" - new to me my last visit, but all the above flavors were subtle and very complementary of one another. If you're lucky enough to be there when the slabs of focaccia pizza are out, definitely snag yourself a piece. They have to serve the squares in order, as we learned, so you can't pick out your preferred square (crustless center vs. corner piece vs. one edge crust, similar to people's brownie preferences). The flavors rotate and there's usually a vegetarian and a meat option. The lady who's always running the counter is so sweet and friendly! There are a couple of tables and chairs if you want to indulge immediately, but I'd say it's mostly a grab and go kind of spot. I hear they are switching locations to elsewhere in Wilmington soon, so look out for that!

"Half-baked cookies in the oven Half-baked people on the…read morebus" (Jimmy Buffet) Wandering around Shelburne Falls, we decided to stop somewhere for a coffee or a snack. We ended up finding both at Baked. When we walked in, we saw a few big bakery cases filled with pastries, muffins, and all sorts of baked goods. A little further into the space, we saw a reception stand for their full service, sit-down restaurant. We just wanted a beverage and a bakery treat, so that meant we couldn't sit in the restaurant, but luckily, we grabbed the only table in front of the bakery cases. It was quite a chore narrowing down our order from their many drinks and baked goods, but eventually we decided on a Cold Vanilla Blueberry Latte ($6), a Hot Banana Bread Latte ($5), a Macaroon ($3.75), and an Orange Cranberry Scone ($4). The cold latte and scone were mine and I enjoyed both a lot. The latte had great blueberry flavor and the scone was fantastic. We shared the baked treats, and the macaroon was great too, with plenty of chocolate chips, and a freshly made gooey consistency. We both noted how fresh everything was. All in all, their quality, prices and value were excellent. Well done, Baked... we loved our visit.

We grabbed dessert while we were walked around SF. They were great…read more I found the staff to be odd. Some were overly enthusiastic bordering on hostile while others were unconvinced by having to serve us - and we were doing take away. Still desserts were great.

This place absolutely lives up to the hype!…read more We stopped in on the way to Burlington for southeastern Massachusetts. We actually even stopped on the way back. It was so good. Of course, we went for the mac & cheese. We were surprised at how much other stuff they had, like fresh, baked goods, a deli, prepared foods and an amazing dessert case! They have tables next-door at the store that you can sit out and eat your food out. It has cute little gifts and local food items that you can buy. We had the mac & cheese on the way up and on the way back, bought more mac & cheese, some kale slaw, and some fresh made deli sandwiches. My sandwich was great, my wife got tuna and I will say they could've added a little more for the price. The rancid was rancid so I actually threw it away and didn't get to try it. Everyone was great from the guy who checked us out to the Deli person who made our sandwiches. If this is on your way, definitely stop in, you won't be disappointed.

New year, new review…read more Popped in after a morning of skiing New Year's Day and place was packed for lunch! I didn't mind as I was in no rush. As I waited in line I enjoyed conversations with both the people in front and behind me whom all have never been before. The joy and excitement on their faces as they made their way to order was priceless. As for myself, a small mac to help start the new year strong for total lbs sold (81k in 2024) and a small pulled pork. Wanted to order some other things but my refrigerator is full at home, so another time. If this will be your first time, just be aware of parking could be very busy as there's not much. Both ways before pull out of parking spaces as well. Main road can be a cluster at times. I also recommend getting lots of little things rather than a little of a lot. You can always come back for more!

I caught this place on my way out of Greenfield and boy am I glad I stopped. These are easily the…read morebest donuts I've had in this state. I bought about 7 to try. I started with the cruller on the drive which was excellent, crispy on the edges, just the right amount of sweet. I brought the rest (strawberry sprinkle, apple cider, glazed) home for the family to try and each one was distinct and well made. You can tell these are freshly made each day. I picked up around noon (they close at 12:30) and then I feel like I got the first batch from the top of the morning. Please give this small local business a try when you're in the Greenfield area.

I'm very very particular about donuts and have been endlessly disappointed by what's available…read morelocally. But Adams Donut is THE donut shop!! It's such a cute little place with friendly staff. Donuts that are airy, soft, not too sweet, large, priced reasonably, and honestly just *perfect* are what you'll find here. The chocolate frosted actually tastes like chocolate, the cinnamon roll is enormous and honestly why keep reading when you could be eating the best donuts in New England (I said what I said)? I live 45 mins away and will be frequenting often! I can't emphasize how incredible these donuts are!! I am going to inhale this dozen in a day at this rate. I only wish it were open later hours, highly highly recommend!

Go there all the time, beautiful view and great sandwiches salads and desserts. The bread is…read moreamazing.

Food is good staff is oblique. I stopped in here and had a latte and a piece of quiche. The…read morelatte was superb. Probably the best in Brattleboro with Mocha Joe's closed. The quiche was cold. When I asked for it to be warmed up it seemed to be almost too much for the staff, non of which could maintain eye contact. One gal just pointed down the restaurant and when I said I didn't understand she just walked away. I finally got it warmed but they acted like they were doing me a favor. Very strange service. Food is good though.

So I came in here for a mocha latte and some maple toast and boy I wasn't disappointed. One of the…read morebest lattes I've had in a very very long time not bitter smooth the right amount of foam and the mocha came through without being overpowering. The maple toast was sweet, delicious and just what I wanted today. A cute place where you can sit out on the sidewalk or inside the cute little coffee shop you order at the bar. They call out your name for coffee and bring your dish to you. Everybody was nice and welcoming. Now when I walk into a building looking at me you can tell which way I voted and inside this place 99% of the people voted in a different direction. That doesn't bother me and it didn't bother them. They treated me with welcoming spirit and a wonderful meal. All I could think of is I woke up for breakfast but what did I care? Wonderful meal with wonderful people in a great little town. I highly recommend it!

I stumbled upon this delightful place for breakfast. I ordered the biscuits with jam and butter…read more The jam was homemade and absolutely delicious. Biscuits were buttery and perfectly crispy at the edges. Service was fairly quick too. Highly recommend.