Fiore's Bakery

We’ve been here a bunch of times as they have great vegan sandwich options. The ‘steak bomb’ sandwich is one of the best vegan sandwiches you can get around Boston. The rest are hit or miss. Some of the baked good are underwhelming which is why I’m only giving a 4

This is one of my favorite lunch spots, especially as someone with a glue analogy. They have lots of gluten-free options. I got the Christopher Robin on a gluten-free bagel and it was delicious. Sandwiches come with a small side of salad and breakfast potatoes which are both really good. I normally order ahead as it can be very busy in there and seating can be limited because it is extremely popular and the inside is not huge so best to plan ahead. Would very much recommend.

When my son suggested coffee at his favorite local café, I was all in. I did not expect such a wonderful, cozy, warm experience like the one I had at Fiore’s! Aside from a variety of seating indoors, there was a wonderful backyard oasis, perfect for dining, chatting, or enjoying your book over a latte. I was also impressed with the menu, which featured something for the everyone: baked goods both sweet and savory, a huge array of gluten-free options, vegan and vegetarian choices, and whole meals for breakfast and lunch. I enjoyed an omelette and an iced coffee, not to mention my son and granddaughter’s outstanding company. I’ll return to Fiore’s again for sure.

One of those hidden gems. Delicious baked goods, friendly staff. We were partly surprised by the home fries and side salads that we had with our sandwiches on a Sunday afternoon.

Incredible vegan sandwiches, pastries and coffee drinks! Took way too long to check this place out, everything looks and tastes incredible. The Italian Maki and Steak Bomb are perfect, crispy brown bread and savory fillings, with the fried eggplant and seitan steak busting out the sides. The Spinach Onion Scone and Blueberry Scone are perfectly crumbly and flavorful, and I can't wait to try all the other vegan pastries. I will be back here frequently to work my way through the rest of the menu, hoping to get a coffee next time.

Spectacular gimmie 14 of em’ right now! Cupcakes are phenomenal and they have excellent and tasty vegan options here.

Great service and good portions. Cashier was very kind - they take cash or venmo! Grabbed two breakfast options that both came with a small order of homefries/corn muffin, salad and coffee for about $11 per person! Everything was well seasoned and the patio was in a shady spot which was perfect on a 97° day!

So... I ordered a cake for a birthday dinner. I was rushed off of the phone by the person taking my order. I guess the store was busy??? Anyway, I asked for fresh fruit on my cake to which she told me it would be an extra charge, I said that it'd be fine and asked for strawberries. The cake had NO STRAWBERRIES AT ALL. So why did she charge me extra? Also, the cake was kind of dry. I felt so bad because it was a special birthday and the cake was the worst part of the experience. I normally order from here every year and this is my first complaint. I'm so disappointed. 😔

I love this place. My go-to is the Huevos Rancheros because all of it! Garlicky black beans and scrumptious corn bread and spicy fresh salsa plus the always crisp and fresh greens and the scrambled eggs with cheese -- hold on, I'll finish this review after I go order another plate of these. Also the baked goods are fabulous, scones fresh and fruity and the cupcakes melt in sweet happiness in your mouth. I just noticed a case of pastelitos that look pretty tempting. In warm weather, don't miss the secret back patio and bring your dog.

I don't know how you could complain about the price in Boston today. The breakfast sandwich includes a small salad, nice potatoes, and a drink (coffee or tea)! I'd be paying twice as much elsewhere, and honestly it's great quality for money. Seems like a nice mom n' pop place (with notably limited hours--just 6 from 9am to 3pm). I enjoyed my breakfast and couldn't finish the sandwich without some help from my pup Service was good, and my immediate thought was "anybody who gives you some salad with breakfast loves you and wants you to have nice things."

This is the kind of place I normally would love with 5 stars, given the promoted availability of vegetarian and vegan options, but it was a solid disappointment. Definitely 2 stars, "could have been [far] better," which for me is a rare rating - will only be back if everywhere else is closed. The counter person taking orders really might be in the wrong line of work. Attitude, attitude, attitude! I made the mistake of failing to order coffee by ounce size and got the grandest eyeroll ever as the sample sizes with ounce markings, all on a shelf above eye level, were unctuously pointed out to me. Give me a break, I haven't had my morning coffee yet! (For some reason, they only had almond or oat milk available for steaming, although they do have dairy for adding to coffees. Dear me, I wasn't about to ask about that.) While we ate breakfast, we watched (and couldn't avoid listening) in disbelief as the counter person chatted away loudly with a customer about local sports teams, and another customer, unable to break in and order, walked out. I had the French Omelette (I guess to distinguish it from, say, a Spanish Omelet) but naturally I was expecting something more like a French omelette. Instead, it was eggs, scrambled hard, and thickly folded once, but with a barely perceivable dusting of cheese inside. Worse, it was served at the table in a take-out container (I assume they didn't have staff to wash dishes as I didn't order take-out - but at least it was a biodegradable container). It was kind of a shock to open the container and find only a flimsy plastic fork, no knife, a very small portion of home fries (7 pieces?), and a small portion of lettuce leaves dressed with a squirt of what I think was a balsamic vinaigrette. Okay, it's only $10 - but still. The croissants, too, were perfunctory, lacking the lightness and flavor that's not difficult to find in other places. The space itself is very pleasant, with a sunny exposure provided by the large windows on the street. But it's a tad worn down and tired. As you can see from my photo, one of the chairs was damaged and unusable, but instead of removing it from the dining area, they placed a tray on it so no one would sit on it. It just shouts, "we really don't care."

This place is a good neighborhood staple. I love that they feature so many vegan and vegetarian options. Not a vegetarian myself, I love their bagel breakfast sandwich. Their eggs are so good! And the dressing that comes on the little side salad is so good I would buy a bottle if offered. Their front staff is really friendly and remembers their regulars. I'm not a regular yet but over heard a cute interaction with one the other day They also practice real estate out of their nice space.

The food is good and the options for vegetarians and vegans is much better than expected. The dining room is tiny, but the selection of baked goods and pastries is impressive. They also give a discount if you arrive on a bicycle.

This review kills me because their vegan options are so inventive but it was just too salty. Get the tofu instead of the over soy-sauced seitan but the bread and sides were good! I didn't like the chipotle mayo and overall was not a well-balanced flavor profile :/ fine price but wouldn't go back

I don't remember the last time I came here but it had to be over a decade ago but on this sunny day, I came here and ordered the most delicious croissant and eggs sandwich with ham. It was so fresh and good accompanied with homefries and a side salad. I was so impressed. My husband got the burrito egg sandwich and that looks phenomenal. The owner was so wonderful he gave us this chocolate cake that was delish. Went well with my cappuccino. Wasn't even aware they had a patio out back which is great the indoor seating with cozy but it was such a gorgeous day so we went out back. This bakery does a good job and they take a lot of orders too also we have a lot of cupcakes and other baked goods on display. Totally looking forward to coming here again.

The service and ambiance is fine. The food is tasty but not always fresh... the prices are decent though! And the cupcakes design are cute!!

Small cappuccino with regular whole milk, cookie, and a raspberry tart was $10 (a bit pricey) but lady working the register and making the coffees was very pleasant. Cappuccino definitely tastes like espresso which I'll be back for.

I found this bakery when looking for vegan sweets for a friend. I didn't realize JP had a bakery like this! Conveniently located on South St, near the community center, library, and plenty of other shops. I've come here twice for vegan baked goods and I've enjoyed what I've tried. This carrot cupcake was flavorful and moist, though I was sad to discover that the frosting was not some sort of vegan cream cheese frosting (arguably the best part of carrot cake). It was good otherwise! They only take cash or venmo, so be prepared for that. I also haven't had particularly pleasant experiences with the staff the two times I've come in. Overall, I think the vegan options they provide are valuable for the JP neighborhood.

Really cute spot with nice back patio and intimate feel. pastries and sandwiches are so good - esp if yr vegan. coffee is mid

Great little bakery/sandwich shop in JP. I stopped by for lunch before walking to the arboretum with some friends. The inside is pretty small, and it was busy when I went. All their sandwiches are made with their own freshly baked bread. They have vegan options. They also sell desserts/pastries and drinks. The lemonade is good but a little too sweet for my taste. I got the Christopher Robin, which contains pear and honey walnut spread as well as ham, swiss, mayo, and spinach. I've seen apple slices in sandwiches before but pear is rare. I'm allergic to apples but not pears so I was really excited. The honey walnut spread was not the focal point of the sandwich, but the walnuts did add some texture. (Not whole walnuts, they're ground up in the spread). Overall I'd highly recommend this place!

Let me start off by saying, you will NOT think the vegan baked goods are vegan, they taste SO GOOD can't even tell the difference. I ordered from here for the first time when I was desperately looking for a vegan cake to celebrate my baby's first birthday. Although my little one has a severe egg allergy I really wanted him to enjoy a piece of cake so vegan it was! I called in about a week prior to his birthday and was so pleasantly greeted and allowed to place my order. I ordered a vanilla, chocolate cake with vegan frosting and a bunch of mini cupcakes. Everyone, including my baby LOVED the cakes and couldn't believe they were vegan. Pick up was smooth and pricing also very reasonable. So happy I found this bakery and tried them out. Definitely recommend supporting this local business.

We stopped here after walking around the arboretum. Cash or Venmo only! They have many sandwiches to choose from and several pastries. I ordered a turkey, apple, cheddar, mustard sandwich which came with some fried potatoes on the side. My daughter's grilled cheese was just barely grilled - maybe that was purposeful? They have a small back patio or you can sit at one of the few tables inside. The chocolate chip scones we took home were very crumbly and tasty.

I love the coffee value at Fiore's! One of the few places around here that offers an actual large iced coffee for a solid price. However, the food prices are unreal. I checked the website before walking 25 minutes to Fiore's. I saw a bacon egg and cheese for $7.75 and thought that was a bit expensive but unfortunately realistic for Boston. Went in, looked at the menu, and was shocked to see the item I planned on buying listed for $10. That was the cheapest bagel sandwich. All other bagel sandwiches ranged from $12-$15. This was disappointing and I politely mentioned the price discrepancy to the employee at the counter. He said he didn't know what I meant, then checked the website himself and claimed that those prices were from 4+ years ago. Not only is the incorrect pricing on the website a poor business practice, but the price of a bacon egg and cheese just seems unreasonable to me. I completely understand that food prices are up, but I can't spend that much money on a basic food item. I hope to be able to try their food at some point, but I really don't understand who the clientele is supposed to be here with prices this inflated.

This is my absolute favorite bakery, lunch spot, or breakfast spot in Boston! I come here about 1-3x a week. The vegan chocolate chip cookies are incredible, life-changing, and you can't come to JP without trying one. Both GF and regular are bomb -- not much difference. Skip the non-vegan one (nothing to write home about), and the PB one is worth trying but it is a little dryer. Their sandwiches and breakfasts are generous, tasty, and creative. Only like $12 or something for a big sandwich, amazing herbed/seasoned fried potatoes, and side salad. Everyone who works there is really nice and it just has a very homey and comforting atmosphere, very family-business-y. I legit cried when I thought they were gonna close from Covid, so I am SO grateful they made it through and adapted! I am proud to be a regular there and want to spread the love! :) Oh and also everyone needs to try the chocolate peanut butter balls! Don't question it, just do it.

I think this picture says it all. I bought the small vegan cake with strawberry filling and it was extremely poorly constructed as it completely fell apart. The top layer literally slid off. They seem pretty busy but come on. This is not acceptable.

love the patio in the back! i almost always go here for a cake! service does get a little slower in the busier times though.

Highly disappointed with Fiores Bakery. The customer service was not to highest level of satisfactory. My partner and I order from this bakery because of their delicious desserts. However, this particular time was very disappointing. My partner ordered a cake that is usually displayed in the front for slices. We asked for a whole cake thinking it was what we had before. We made it clear what we ate perviously and they even know we are regulars. Well that is definitely changing. We asked if they make the correct cake and they informed us they cannot however they can give us a percentage off. I'm not quick sure if people understand what it's like to eat something you do not want or to forced to keep an item you do not want. Listen they lost two of the best customers and many of our friends. P.s. get your receipt and make sure you have exactly what you order to make sure there is no confusion.. and quick tip, put the name of the person you ordered with so management can deal with them instead of you.

My boyfriend and I got the Super American which is essentially eggs, melted cheddar, turkey, bacon, spinach and avo on bread. I highly recommend swapping out the bread for a bagel or something as the toast gets a little soggy and easily falls apart if you take your time eating it. Lucky for me, I had ordered an everything bagel on the side because I didn't realize that the Super American came in sandwich form to begin with. On the everything bagel, everything tasted literally amazing. Highly recommend! We also got a mango orange smoothie - they don't have fresh orange, only have the fresh fruits listed. But my boyfriend and I love the mango orange combo from when we discovered it in Asia because it is super refreshing and delicious. Fiore's was able to use orange juice and fresh mango to create the smoothie we wanted for us. I will say it was super acidic, but maybe sticking to their smoothie offerings is the better choice next time! It was a good try though. Lastly, I visited on a Sunday shortly after 11AM. I will say that if you are in a rush and not purchasing anything that is already made (e.g. pastries), this is probably not the place. But if you have time to wait and sit down to enjoy the meal or take it to go, yes definitely try Fiore's! We spent about a total of 45 minutes here from ordering to finishing our food (and we don't eat particularly slow - starving at this point too). P.S. there is a patio out back for dining and indoor seating as well with AC!

Very nice place! I came in for a latte today and it was very good. It really packed a punch, too! Nice and strong. I did not try any of the bakery items, but they looked good. They have vegan cakes, gluten-free items, and "regular" ones as well. Also plenty of sandwiches and other food. The vibe is very J.P., which I love. Very friendly, laid back, and welcoming. The guy at the counter was super nice. I took a picture of him, which I will post. Having someone so good at the front just makes the whole place nicer, like having a great bartender at bar!

THIS PLACE GOT ME THROUGH COLLEGE. PERIODT. They let you order half a sandwich--how cool is that?! Their coffee slaps, and they have the CUTEST patio (which hits different) You have to see it to believe it. #incredible

Came here for a late breakfast and got the Super American, which is: eggs, cheddar, turkey, bacon, spinach, avocado, and spicy veganaise on a bagel (I got an everything bagel) for $8.95. It also comes with a free small tea/coffee and a small side of charred potato wedges and salad. I also got a blueberry scone. Everything was just fantastic. The breakfast sandwich was nothing short of amazing. The menu was very extensive with plenty of vegan and gluten free options. I felt like the price was definitely worth it considering the quality of the food. The service was friendly and the food came out in a good amount of time. This place is hipster for sure but in all the best ways. Considering it's small size it also had a good amount of seating, as well as a *clean* restroom. I'd come back all the time if I could. 5 stars.

Stopped by this bakery for dessert before dinner and it did not disappoint! Definitely try their baked goods. They even warm it up for you if you ask for it.

This place is solid. Right in the heart of JP and pretty easy to get to. I had a breakfast sandwhich, which was pretty good. No real standout flavor, but the food tasted very fresh. Homefries were bomb - wish the gave you more The inside is pretty smalll ad crammed with seats so the line and people inside is a little chaotic. The coffee is decent. Not a bad place to come to grab breakfaast onn tho go, but wouldn't come here to sit and chat. Food was relatively cheap for how much they give you.

Pros: -Lots of tasty options, and many vegan/gluten free! -Decent amount of seating -Friendly staff -Seemingly free street parking Cons: -Nothing is labeled--no flavors or vegan/gluten free tags (I wish they would change this)! -Packed at noon on a Saturday -- Flourless Chocolate Cake ($4.62) Strangely concave gluten free cake covered in chocolate and topped with sweet cream and a cherry. EXTREMELY rich/fudgy, almost too much so. I expected more of a brownie texture but this is more like crumbly fudge. I probably wouldn't get this item again--next time I'm opting for one their HUGE chocolate chip cookies which looked amazing!

I think this is the best bakery & breakfast place I will ever experience in my life. If I move across the country I would come back just for even one bite of the amazing scones. They also have custom smoothies and the best cupcakes and deserts you may ever have. Don't forget to try the breakfast sandwich, omelette, scones, cupcakes, chocolate ball things... actually try it all. If you haven't experienced this place yet you are really missing out. Oh and also the best coffee in town

Banger food, great people. Sandwiches are fire and the vegan pastries go super hard:-) home fries + coffee with every sandwich

Great food, kind employees. I have allergies, and I'm a vegan, and they are mindful of both. Their serving size is very satisfying. No complaints.

Staff were extremely friendly and helpful. Got the vegan breakfast sandwich. It came with coffee, greens with balsamic, and home fries. Food was AMAZING. 10/10 would recommend.

I have been meaning to try Fiore's for a while and I'm glad I did! I had the vegan bahn mi and it was delicious. The sandwiches are a good size and come with a few potatoes and a mini side salad. There was a corner of the store where plants were available for sale, and I couldn't help but notice that the large plant on the floor was devastatingly under watered. It was a beautiful plant but the leaves were all curled up! The line was long and employees busy so I didn't want to bother them, but I hope someone sees this review and waters it!!!

This place seems to be a popular with the locals in the Jamaica Plain neighborhood in Boston. The bakery offers sandwiches (meat or vegan), pastries, and coffee. You can get a good sandwich here with homemade potato fries and a small salad. I thought the Christopher Robin was a good choice. The place is a short walk from the Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University. The Arnold Arboretum is an open park and doesn't offer any food.

A cook just dropped this poor girl's bagel half on the dirty kitchen floor and turned to ask the senior cook if it was ok to put to back on the plate. The managing cook(grey shirt middle aged dude gold chain) turned to the (skinny black shirted young) female cook and nodded. I'm pretty sure I'm not the only person who saw all of this. Not coming back, raise your standards. Tl;dr: the open kitchen's staff dropped some patron's food and proceeded to serve it in front of 20 other patrons..

Not from the area, but come through every so often, and on this particular day I really needed a quick morning bite. At that moment "bakery" got my attention and I was not disappointed! I walked in and was extremely pleased to see some great vegan options. I got the Vegan B.L.T with seitan and it was not only delicious but plentiful!!! Quick and solid service, can't wait to go back! Thanks!

Came here on a weekday afternoon for lunch at around 12:45. Waited in line outside for 15 minute, ordered a Jamaica Pond (chicken, pesto, tomato sandwich) and a chocolate chip cookie. After around 25 minutes I got my order and ate it in my car. Let's start with the great...the chocolate chip cookie was absolutely bomb. Really great classic cookie with a subtle homestyle twist and I'm betting a lot of the other pastries are great as well. The sandwich though was ok. It wasn't bad but it definitely wasn't great. My biggest gripe was how soggy the bread was. It was actually too soggy on the bottom to eat as a sandwich and I resorted to a fork. Definitely should of toasted the bread more or used a different type of bread with more structure. If I compare it to some sandwiches I've had of this general type in the north end, it seemed rather amateur. The flavors were good together but the chicken itself was a little dry and bland. However the size of it coupled with the side potato's, salad and price really propelled it to that 4 star status for me. I couldn't help feel that the wait was excessive for what it actually was. All of the ingredients for the sandwich were prepared so why it took 25 minutes to do that is beyond me. A 40 minute wait for lunch is definitely something to consider if you want to come here. I actually honestly wouldn't come here on most days for a lunch break because of that but I might come by for a pastry.

Okay it's official. Favorite restaurant in the world. The vegan sandwiches are TO DIE FOR. Try the Steak Bomb (with seitan and vegan cheese) and you won't be sad anymore. Come here and eat your feelings. Vegan paradise.

Fiore's is a bakery in Jamaica Plain located a short walk from JP Licks. It is a casual sort of place with counter service, the type where where you'd expect to bust your own table. Though small, they have space for eating in set with a number of tables and chairs shrown about and a few more seats set by the ledge by the window. They also have a tidy little patio space out in the back, and if you let them know, they will bring you your sandwich out there once it is ready, as a courtesy, instead of their norm of just calling out your name inside. Prices on the boards in the bakery differed a smidge from those listed in their take out menu. I have no idea if there really is a price differential for eating in vs. taking it to go, or if the printed menu is just out of date, but the Jamaica Pond $8.75 (eggplant or chicken, red pepper, caramelized onion, provolone, pesto, tomato spread) was really good! The crusty bread it came on was a little overly hard, but the flavors were great and I even enjoyed the greens and potatoes that accompanied it. The Christopher Robin $8.75 (ham, pear, spinach, swiss, mayo, honey walnut spread) that I also shared was a bit lackluster in comparison. Two sandwiches between the three of us was just perfect, but left me no room for dessert. Friends, however, enjoyed the tiramisu. For those with certain allergies, they have 6 types of milk available, 3 of which come from cows, the rest being soy, almond, and coconut. And a variety of vegan sandwiches filled one chalkboard and spilled onto the next.

While Fiore's might not be anything too exciting to look at, the smell of baked goods inside is great and their menu packs a hell of punch. They have a ton of vegetarian and vegan options (which I am ALL about) including a variety of sandwiches featuring tofu, seitan, veganaise and more. The interior is actually fairly spacious with a good amount of tables - nice cafe. Also, if you're craving breakfast at 5pm, they serve their bagel sandwiches all day.

This place shouldn't have 4 stars. It was the equivalent of lighting your money on fire. Vegan sandwiches were so bad we just threw them away. Service was also poor. Strongly recommend vegans go elsewhere.

I just bought a sandwich. Price on line: $9.25. Price on their chalk board menu: $9.25 Price they charged: $11.00 (with tax.) Okay this is MA; there are taxes to pay. But isn't 19% a bit much? The owner's explanation: They raised prices MONTHS ago because of Covid-19 and have been sooo busy they haven't had time to update the prices. They were also too busy to tell me when I ordered that they were charging more.

First let me state I have no idea how the cake I just purchased tastes so I will not comment on the quality of their food. I purchased a carrot cake for my mother's 60th birthday. A 10 inch cake. When my brother arrived to pick up the cake, he was told there were no cake boxes to fit the cake due to design. The staff places the cake in a giant cardboard box. Yes....a cardboard box with duct tape on it. Also we asked for a cake similar to one we found online to represent my mother's jamaican heritage. As long as I can recall the jamaican flag is black, green and yellow. I guess they took some created license and changed yellow for orange. Who knows what country we are now representing. Now back to the box...The plan was to bring the cake to the restaurant tonight for her birthday dinner. However I'd like to spare my mother the embarrassment of showing up to a nice restaurant with a duct taped cardboard box.

still think the sandwiches tend kinda greasy and the home fries are over salted, but love the service and the atmosphere, also the coffee is really good and I appreciate the vegan selection in the bakery.

We liked about this restaurant the many vegan options. Lots of options. The outdoor seating option in the back is also great especially since you hear less of the traffic. Our daughter really enjoyed the bagel with eggs. We had two vegan sandwiches which were OK.

I just love love love love love this place. From the vegan food options, to the vegan baked goods, it literally just doesn't get better (they also have non-vegan lunch menu items too!). I just got married and we had a split vegan/non-vegan wedding. Fiore's Bakery did my small vegan cake to match my husband's giant non-vegan cake and it was perfection. I came in for a tasting, and we sampled the red velvet, chocolate, vanilla and carrot cake and I've never been so torn in my life, all of them were spectacular and super moist. I chose the chocolate for my cake and asked them to match the fondant flowers from the picture of my husband's cake - which were PERFECT. My cake was significantly smaller than my husband's cake and mine was the most popular cake of the night! Second, is a funny story, and why I love this place. I happened to be passing by this place (its about a 1/2 hr from my house so I can't just go everyday or I would) so I stopped in to get a cupcake for myself to eat the next day. I had it in my fridge, ready and waiting to go for me. I get home the next day and it's GONE. I was so distraught and I found out that my MOTHER stole it from it and gave it to my niece. Now, I love my niece, but you don't just go into someone's house, rummage their fridge and steal someone's vegan cupcake. It's not like I can just pop back over easily and get another one! So I gave her 72 hours to replace my vegan cupcake...or else. Well, boy did she come through with a CUSTOM GIANT CUPCAKE CAKE from Fiore's Bakery!! she said she went in and asked for a really big cupcake. They said they didn't make really big cupcakes so she asked for a custom one made out of a regular cake and it they did it! and it was hilarious, and delicious, and we ate vegan cupcake cake for days.

My lunch was very good, but it was the extras that give this place a great review. For one, I ordered a sandwich at this little bakery, and didn't expect it to come with small sides of both roasted potatoes and a small salad--the perfect match to make this an all around meal. Then we went in expecting to squeeze into a table, and discovered they have an outdoor patio around back. And the server brought our meal back to us. We happened to have a perfect day and sitting out back enjoying this fine meal was a delight.

Beef turnovers are solid. $5, crispy, and kept warm throughout the day. Seems well staffed with a variety of menu options.

So lucky I happened upon this place before an appointment! I'll definitely be coming back whenever I'm in the area. I ordered a basic bacon, egg, and cheese breakfast sandwich. The menu says this comes with a small coffee, but I was pleasantly surprised to find I also got a side of home fries and a side salad! The home fries were perfectly cooked with plenty of seasoning. The greens were fresh, with a nice balsamic dressing. The sandwich had a very generous serving of scrambled eggs, lots of cheddar cheese, and very, very good bacon! The bagel (I got salt) is honestly one of the best I've ever had. I have literally no complaints except that the cafe is on the smaller side and the seating isn't very comfortable, but it seems like more of a to-go place so I can't hold that against them. I highly recommend coming here!!

I stopped in for lunch during a busy work day and really enjoyed my food. I got the Linden Path sandwich, which was delicious. I took it to go, and it was still nice and hot by the time I got to eating it. I wish the bread had been thicker or crustier though- it didn't really hold up to all the gooey melted cheese and tomato. I also got a raspberry turnover, which was amazing. The pastry was very flaky and the filling was not too sweet. Service was fast and polite. It was a little tricky waiting for a to go order because there wasn't a lot of room and there weren't any tables, so I felt like I was constantly in the way. Next time I would stay to eat.

We ordered a variety of baked goods for a work event and couldn't have been more pleased. All the cupcakes and cookies were delicious (the apple turnovers and peanut butter balls were particularly good!) and Anja was extremely helpful and clear when setting up our order and arranging to have it delivered to us. The cookies were huge -- they helpfully brought them cut into quarters for us -- and none of them "tasted vegan." Great food and excellent service!