Cottage Bakery & Cafe

Friendly staff, delicious food. Good place to warm up on a cold day. Prices were a little higher than I expected to see ($12 for a sandwich, for example) but portion sizes were generous.

Wanted to support a local, mom and pop cafe on the way to a Sunday hike. The young lady and women working here were really sweet, but prices are twice of what is advertised on their website and in the menu photos on Google reviews. Calling in for and order and picking up the food to then pay $45 for a salad, sandwich, and cup of soup felt steep. Would have chalked it up to miscommunication if the food was homemade and decent... $50 for lunch isn’t terrible if the food is good and fresh! Sadly, it was neither tasty nor homemade. Chicken tasted like something you buy pre-cooked near the lunchables aisle. Tomatoes were mealy. Soup was inedible. Buyer beware. At the least, ask to confirm price over the phone before placing your order!

Not the best customer service and rude employees. We ordered the turkey cranbeery on sour dough and a bowl of cheddar potato soup (tasted like it came out of a plastic bag). Tried to exchange for something else but would have to pay. Scone with jam was good. Prices were high for reheated canned food.

Really cute place! Our group got sandwiches for lunch. I had a turkey bacon cheddar panini that was amazing. The foccacia bread was so light and crisp on the outside. I highly recommend this place. My friends say they also make great pastries and breakfast sandwiches.

Get the grilled bacon cheese panini. I promise it'll be the best investment you will ever make. Second only to retirement. (Maybe.) Great lil restaurant, nice people (who all wore masks, props to them) and very clean inside.