Cute bakery with tons of pastries, breakfast items, and drink options. I got the chai, which was…read morepretty good and one of their breakfast sandwiches which was more than plenty for one. Kinda small in the inside and it gets busy, but the staff is good about getting the line through. Not a lot of seating either, but the patio is the perfect place if you want to sit and relax for a bit

One of my favorites! Love the hot pepper relish for the sandwiches. Pastries are delicious too…read more Staff is wonderful

Amazing coffee and pastries! Great stop on our way to the mountain. Service was quick and excellent…read moreand it is such a cute place for breakfast.

Came on a Friday lunch and the place was packed inside with a steady stream of customers sitting…read moreoutside and for take out. Service was friendly and timely. 1. Brie and apple and ham panini - Simple tasting with brie as the predominant flavor but mixes well with the other two. 2. Chicken pesto - Came with tomato and provolone. Lots of chicken which was very filling. Overall would come here again to try other options! Wanted to get dessert but was too full. Will come again!

Food: I got the breakfast sandwich with bacon and red onions, a maple scone, and maple latte. The…read morebreakfast sandwich was unique but one of the best I've had around. More akin to a breakfast panini, the gooey fluffy egg and cheese, crunchy bacon, and bright onions were perfectly supported by two slices of crunchy, crusty toasted sourdough. Such great flavor! The iced maple latte was a bit on the sweet side but still very much enjoyed it. TBD on the scone, but judging by how busy it was, it is gonna be great! Service: Friendly group passionate about what they do! Ambiance: Small town, comfortable bakery where I assume all the netizens gather.

I've been a huge fan of Red Hen for years. If I could live on their baguettes alone, I would. I…read morehadn't been to the cafe in several years, but found myself close today so I stopped in for a to-go sandwich. It's always been busy when I've gone, but wait times aren't very long and the staff is pleasant. Needless to say, I got home and inhaled my turkey on a baguette. The only thing I think is a little bit of a bummer is the lack of more "traditional" topping options. I like my sandwiches with lettuce, tomato, and onion. The cafe does not offer tomatoes and only has pickled onions. Would be nice to have a little more choice when building your own sandwich. That said, I'm still a big fan and would get food from there again in a heartbeat.

Really amazing food! We stopped in on a Sunday morning for an early lunch. They were packed! I…read moreordered the ham and cheddar panini. It was perfectly crispy and they do not skimp on the ham! I also got a mango smoothie which was good and reasonably priced. Everything came out fairly quickly despite the rush. There was a long line for the bathroom the entire time we were there due to the lunch crowd. Great spot for sandwiches and coffee!

Origin Coffee delivers as both a coffee and a breakfast spot. We came late on a Friday morning and…read morewaited in line about 15 minutes but were able to find a seat right away upon ordering, even though the small space was crowded. -The Vietnamese iced coffee was delicious: bold and not overly sweet, though i did ask for slightly less sweetened condensed milk because it had been described to me as one of their sweeter drinks. -The breakfast burrito (scrambled eggs, black beans, sweet potato, poblano pepper, onions, cheddar, queso fresco) was eggy and cheesy, the flavors dominated by an addictive, fresh-tasting, slightly spicy tomatillo sauce.

Service was great! Came outside and took my order because I had a dog. VERY ACCOMMODATING! They…read morerecommended the maple vanilla syrup very tasty!

Have you heard of the little engine that could? This is the tiny but mighty bakery. I've been…read morevisiting Lake Placid for years, but only discovered this bakery this year, mostly by following its patrons who were perambulating around the Main Street with what looked like amazing little scones. Speaking of said scones, they're fantastic. If you're expecting biscuit-line scones, these might be a bit of a disappointment. These are on the bread-ier side of the pastry spectrum, but no less satisfying. We tried the blueberry almond scone and the raspberry white chocolate, and both were scarfed down within minutes. I also love that these aren't sickly sweet. Paired with a latte (for which I highly, highly recommend getting a pump of the hazelnut syrup), Bluesberry Bakery was responsible for supplying some of the best breakfasts we had during our stay in Lake Placid. City folks ought to temper their expectations. This is a small town bakery on a quaint main street, and inside, space is tight. There isn't any seating space, and if two or more groups of customers come in simultaneously, the rest of the queue has to wait outside the door. But things behind the counter are manned by a small, dedicated crew of folks who keep things moving. As with any bakery that makes things fresh, come as soon as the urges hit; when they're out, they're out. I learned this the hard way when I came late afternoon for a scone and found they were sold out.

Locally owned and independently operated bakery with a counter dining experience. Casual ambiance…read morewith indoor and outdoor seating (garage doors that can be rolled up to expose the front of the cafe on nice days). A no laptop policy keeps things flowing and encourages folks to talk vs work. Breakfast menu is available all day while lunch starts at 11 and goes until close at 3p. We tried a few things: * croissant - super flaky and perfectly made. * breakfast sandwich - with sausage. Buttery and crispy edges toast with fried egg and melted cheese with sausage. One of my favorite breakfast sandwiches ever. * banner eighteen - a play on cheesesteak with broccoli mushrooms and shaved steak in a sesame hogie. This one had slight spice and a slight taste reminiscent of a combination pizza. It's a big sandwich and quite tasty. * oatmeal raisin cookie - not too sweet which I loved. Chewy. * fresh baquette. Bread . . . . . * maple lemonade - slightly sweet with a good bit of tartness. It was good! I'd definitely comeback here if I'm craving some sandwiches

We tried out August First when visiting the Vermont area at the recommendation of a local. We came…read moreduring a busy lunch rush, and although the cafe was crowded, the line moved quickly and we received our food fast as well. We tried the eat the east breakfast sandwich ($11) and the vermonter sandwich ($16). I especially liked the vermonter sandwich and the bread it came on. The cafe also sells various bread items and baked goods. One thing to note is that since the cafe is counter-serve, seating is also first come first serve. We were able to snag a seat right as someone left, but for that reason I would recommend coming at a less peak time if able. August First is deservedly a busy spot in Burlington and I would be there often if I were a local.

Loved it! The small of fresh baked bread as you walk up the steps is a great sign! Delicious…read morepaninis. Decandent CC Cookies! Lots of wonderful bread selections. Cool vibe inside, nice outside patio.

Yes it is a chain, which I normally avoid, but in this case because this location is inclusive and…read morethe folks are awesome. The shop is located in an industrial artsy area near the Farmers' Market and next to Le Reprise a wine shop. I like their Dakota bread which today was still warm from the oven. You can get coffee and any manner of baked goods here at a higher than average price point ($8,50 loaf of bread). Service is attentive and helpful.

Found myself in Morrisville somewhat randomly today and was hungry. The great Yelp reviews led me…read moreto Thompson's. I got there a little before closing, so it was just the staff and me. I ordered a turkey sandwich with lettuce, tomato, and cheese on their house-made honey wheat, with cranberry mayo to go. The woman who took my order was very pleasant and gave me all my options. While waiting, I chatted with another woman (presumably the owner) who was also very nice, and we had a pleasant little conversation. The sandwich was frankly amazing. It had a generous amount of turkey, and the veggies were very fresh. The bread was cut nice and thick, the way good homemade bread should be. I'm glad I went with the cranberry mayo over plain, as it was a delicious addition. I can't think of anything I would have changed, except maybe adding bacon. I can't fault them, though; that one is all on me. Next time I'm back in Morrisville, I will definitely stop by again.

If you want amazing food, good prices, and a super friendly atmosphere, you need to stop here…read more Fresh bread, tasty treats, and the best sandwiches around. Breakfast rocks as well!

Currently ( July2026) closed. Looking for new team to bring…read morethis back. It's got a loyal community and excellent tourist spot!

This is one cafe that seems to be thriving this year (2025) with ample and friendly staff…read more ++. Ambiance is cheerful and comfy cafe with an attached gift shop. Architecturally it's the most commanding storefront in Rochester and is hard to miss. They offer several porch tables over looking the Main Street as well as a casual indoor DR. ++. Food is updated American comfort fare. Everything ( salads and sandwiches) I've had over the past decade has been very decent. Their sweets and floats are good too. They also serve ice cream ( but no creamies) at their country store. ++. Price is typical for the area +++. Service is friendly, attentive and competent. ++. Parking is a shared private lot and street MY RATINGS - - - Inhumane -- Disgusted - Don't bother =. Missed the Mark +. Good ++ Better +++ EDIBLE... WHERE have you bee my LiFe!

Such an incredible spot for hot donuts, cold-pressed cider, and creemees with crispy maple…read moresprinkles on top. Best donuts I've had in ages. The cider is the best I've ever had, so refreshing. Delicious creemees. Charming gift shop. Tons of picnic tables outside. Adorable and a must-go. 5 stars!!!

This place was one of our favorite stops when we visited Vermont two years ago, which makes this…read morereview especially disappointing to write. We came here three different times during that trip because everything was so fresh and delicious. Unfortunately, our most recent visit was a completely different experience. The cafe has really gone downhill. My favorite menu item used to be the turkey BLT wrap, and it was amazing. It has since been removed from the menu, and now bacon is a $4 add on, which seems absolutely ridiculous. I ordered the turkey and Cabot cheddar sandwich instead, and it was honestly one of the worst sandwiches I have ever had. The bread was supposed to be sourdough, but it tasted like stale white bread. The sandwich looked like it had been thrown together. The tomatoes still had the stems on them, and the turkey was incredibly dry. I could not even finish half of it. I ended up asking for a refund, and even that took about 20 minutes to sort out. We hoped the cider donuts would make up for it, but they were dry and not hot and fresh like we remembered. That was another big disappointment. I am leaving this review because I genuinely want to see this place succeed again. It used to be a must visit destination, but now it feels like the quality has dropped while the prices have gone up. Please bring back the turkey BLT wrap, make every donut hot and fresh, and bring back the lemon bars. Those were some of the things that made this place so special. I truly hope Cold Hollow Cider Mill can return to the quality that made us come back three times during our first visit to Vermont. Right now, after this last experience, it makes me question whether we would return again.