Little Bird Bakeshop

This is one busy bakeshop! And although the line looks long, the service is really quick and efficient. There’s lots of tables inside on two floors, plus tables and chairs out front and a patio up top. You can even read about the history of the school old house on the plaque at the main entrance. The brioche cinnamon roll with orange cream frosting is delicious. Be sure to try the monkey bread, too! They make a mean peanut butter sandwich cookie. Looking forward to a return visit.

The skilled baristas at this locally owned bake shop source their coffee beans from Harbinger Coffee, which explains the amazing flavors. They maintain a consistency in their craft of making quality drinks as well as pairing them with impeccable brunch items. Plus, the inviting atmosphere of this homey cafe is unbeatable due to its cozy environment and glorious decor. Their baked goods (breads especially) are tasty, flakey, and unbelievably delicious which pair well with a warm drink on a chilly spring morning. I’ve also heard great things about the quiches that they cook here. Beautiful latte art as well as flavor profiles for the chai teas offered here. Love the hustle and bustle of this place at all times of day, and can’t wait for the upstairs patio to open by the end of the season so that seating isn’t such an uphill battle to find. All in all, Little Bird is a great spot to meet with friends and grab a bit to eat or a cup to sip from.

I once had the pleasure of living down the street from Amy’s Bread in Hell’s Kitchen NYC (if you know, you understand)… Little Bird Bakeshop instantly takes me back there. Such amazing pastries and the new location is arguably better overall. I wish there were more “comfy” seats to add to the few armchairs scattered around and I’d love if someone here made homemade black & white cookies. Some staff, definitely not all, seemed a bit uninterested in being there… maybe they shouldn’t be. Overall such a great place to have here.