The Buzz

Over the last few months I have had the pleasure of sampling over a dozen dishes across The Buzz's menu a full breakfast and lunch menu and literally dozens of different types of baked goods and pastries and every single dish has been a pleasure.nnThe owner recently created one of the most delicious and decadent birthday cakes for one of my munchkins that I've ever experienced. Other than having to add an extra digit to my calorie tracker I have no regrets!nnYa know those movies where a world class chef starts their own business in a small town area and offers world class food to local residents who have no idea how spoiled they are?...Well that's the deal at The Buzz.nnThe owner is a classically trained pastry chef who truly loves spreading joy with food. She has created a welcoming little environment in her shop and has assembled a team that seems as much a family as a group of co-workers. The menu is continually evolving and she's very accommodating for folks with restricted diets (gluten sensitivity, vegetarian, vegan, etc.)nnThis place is a small business that deserves your support. And given the consistently amazing quality of their food...you'll be very happy with your decision. Try them once...you WILL be back!

This cafe is wonderful! I absolutely love their scones and the cheddar bay biscuits are AMAZING. Over the holidays they accidentally double charged me and when I went to them to have it fixed they fixed it on the spot and were so quick and wonderful about it, they also gave me a box of fresh baked goods for the inconvenience which was such a delicious treat. I always bring friends here when they visit from out of town.

I was extremely disappointed with the quality of breakfast at this establishment when compared to the price. I got a $14 bagel lox on a supposedly “toasted everything bagel” per the menu but the bagel was not toasted at all and definitely tasted store bought. The fruit that came with the meal did not look fresh at all and only had 4 to 5 small pieces of pineapple and cantaloupe in the cup. The fruit was not edible. For a $14 breakfast sandwich I expected higher quality, the meal I got was not worth the price at all and was an extreme disappointment.nnThe other dish I got was the polar plunge French toast which was slightly better but it was dry and did not include the “whipped cream and real organic maple syrup” as advertised on the menu. If the dish didn’t come with certain items then it should not be on the menu as it’s false advertising. I wouldn’t even minded paying extra for the syrup if I had known it wouldn’t be included.nnI also would not recommend the cupcakes here especially considering they are supposed to be made in house. The cupcakes I got were small and the icing was nothing to write home about.nnOverall, I expected better quality breakfast/brunch food for the price I was paying. The menu description and website made it seem like a cute local cafe so I was excited to try it. Needlessly to say, I will not be returning and I’m ashamed to say I spent $60 on a low quality breakfast I may as well gone to Dunkin’ Donuts. This was supposed to be a special breakfast since it was a family’s birthday, but everything tasted store bought. Did I say I was extremely disappointed?

The eggs Benedict and Carmel latte was delicious! Peanut butter croissant was also good, I added jelly and it tasted like a PBJ. The hummus sandwich was just ok, it was dry, I would recommend adding a sauce. I would go back to try other danishes. Love helping local businesses!

Stopped in for a coffee and a treat on a whim during a motorcycle ride. So happy I did. Latte was top notch. Raspberry bar and ginger snap both outstanding. What a great find