T. DiStefano's Bakery & Coffee Shop

Too plain. Dirty chairs. Not cozy. A lot of space for improvement. I went back three years after I posted what I wrote above. We are in the middle of a pandemic and the employees couldn’t care less. They don’t wear face masks or gloves. They handle cash and without disinfecting their hands, they take care of the next customer. The employees, especially the woman who seems to be the owner, are rude. She doesn’t make people feel welcomed. She never smiles. The food is good, but it is not the best. They have the potential to be a great bakery, but they need to change the way they treat their customers. By wearing face masks and gloves, they could show that they care about their customer’s health and not only about their money.

This is our favorite bakery. My husband and I pick up a box of goodies every other week. I feel warm and fuzzy whenever I walk in and smell the pastries and feel the family-owned atmosphere. My husband’s favorite is the cheery cheese danish and mine is the blueberry muffin with the crispy crunchy top and moist center ud83dude0d

Best apple fritters Ive ever had. All the other stuffs great too... Those fritters though...

Very good donut holes, and glazed. Choco cupcakes was awesome. Coffee they brewed was very good as well. Polite staff ud83dudc4d

A family bakery tends to make the sweetest treats. T. DiStefano’s follows suit. If it’s your first time, you have to try the chocolate-dipped roll cake, a monster cupcake, or a giant oatmeal cream pie. Their seasonal offerings never disappoint. Absolutely gorgeous work— I fear they’re underselling themselves, but my wallet is thankful!