the Village Bakery and Cafe

One of the cutest places Everything’s cute if you like pastel colors, simple American brunch foods, and baked deserts. If you want a breakfast burrito or a sandwich served with a smile in a clean and charming spot…and maybe add on a chocolate brownie bc u deserve it. Then this is probably where u want to perch urself while u pretend to be doing something important on your laptop.

The Village Bakery is one of my favorite bakeries in the area. They serve breakfast and lunch, but the real standouts to me are the numerous baked goods they have on display. Almost everything I've tried has been really quite good and generaly not overly sweet. Some personal favorites are the Fightin' (Almond) Cake, Lemon Rosemary Cake, and vegan kitchen sink type cookie (can't remember the actual name of that one). They make super cute and creative treats for the various holidays. For Halloween this year, we tried: - Apple Hand Pie: Simple but well made with a flaky crust - Vegan Chocolate Skull Cake: was actually kind of disappointed with this. It looked cool but there was a bit of an odd flavor. - Chocolate Pudding Graveyard: My favorite of these, with a rich, not too sweet, dark chocolate base and cute white chocolate ghosts - Witch Finger and haunted house Sugar Cookies: intricately designed, good, standard sugar cookies In my experience, the people working there have been very friendly and upbeat. It's counter service, there's seating inside and a few tables outside, and I've never had trouble getting a table.

Breakfast sandwich was good but not great. Blueberry lemon donut was delicious. Coffee was good. Service was great. Happy greeting prompt, polite, service. Overall vibe was that if a local coffee shop with friends scattered around dining and conversing. There was outdoor seating on the sidewalk but the street is busy and it was noisy there due to street traffic. Overall solid choice for breakfast and appears to be really good stop for bakery items.

This restaurant has really good breakfast burritos for 14 dollars and I also had the large cappuccino for 4.25 my purchase was 20 dollars in total for what you get it was ok. I did not try any of the pastries, I will leave that experience for the next visit. They have tables available for dining in and tables outside for those who want a more refreshing experience. This restaurant does not have a parking lot which makes parking hard to find. The only parking available is on the city curb and it is metered parking. The restaurant is kind of wheelchair accessible but no handicapped parking is available on the curb. Overall this restaurant has really good food and it is definitely worth a visit if you’re nearby.

From start to finish it was a great dining experience. Clean and friendly service! Food came quick and tasted great. Allison helped me pick out something and Kevin assisted us along the way. Thank you!