Bakeries near West Lebanon

“This is the only wholesale club in the Upper Valley and for at least a 50-mile radius. The nearest is another BJ's in Manchester, while Costcos are even further away, in the Burlington or Nashua areas. So it's a welcome retail option for the Upper Valley. Like other BJ's I've been to - and unlike, ahem, Costco - everything is neatly organized into well-labeled aisles. They're going to try to pack as many impulse purchases as possible along the main trafficked aisles, while burying everyday staples like produce, meats, baked goods, and drinks all the way in the back. On this note, I enjoy shopping at BJ's more than Costco because they have sizes (less than what's necessary to supply a small army for a nuclear winter) and varieties (more lower-fat portions of meat and meat patties) that I like. And if you shop at non-peak hours, everything is eerily empty here. Or blissfully empty, depending on your perspective - whether uncrowded aisles, no waits at registers, and plenty of parking spaces. Not bad at all - hence my bumping a typical 3-star chain-store review up to 4.“

“The cookies are absolutely out of this world!! I finally got over there for the first time today, as I've heard so many good things about it! Katie's Cookies surpasses all my hopes for flavor, softness, size & pricing. This place is 100% a must try!“

“very nice staff and blt was so good.the maple soft serve very strong taste.only thing I missed out on was the plain donuts but did get the maple infused very good.prices for a tourist place very reasonable.alot,to,choose from they do have a menu online“

“Solid local spot with sandwiches and more made by a bunch of very nice brothers. They're feeding all the drivers, tradespeople, and passers-thru, so expect a bit of a wait. Food was exceptional for take-away lunch. Not just heaps of protein but great add-ons and flavors. Worth a revisit.“

“Fun little bakery/coffee shop in Hanover walking distance from Dartmouth. We had 3 breakfast sandwiches and a ham and cheese croissant. The sandwiches were good, they were a little dry, but yummy. We got treats for later in the day. Kids really loved their lemon tarts. Homemade chocolates were also good. Not a sit down restaurant, but a solid coffee shop.“

“If I am ever back in Dartmouth, I would absolutely come back to this place. They are running a Spanish restaurant in the middle of New Hampshire—not an easy thing to do.I loved the atmosphere and the service was great.I would never hold up this restaurant to the standard of restaurants in Spain. However, I feel there is more that they can do in the kitchen to improve the food, even with local ingredients. They have something great going on, just need to keep working the kitchen.“

“THE place in the upper valley to purchase cakes for your special occasion. The strawberries and whipped cream cake is our favorite. Their baked goods, breakfast (smoothie bowl!), and lunch items make it an easy choice when going out with the family.“

“Superb bakery serving flaky croissants, chewy cookies with crisp edges, chocolate truffles and a myriad of sweets baked goods. They even have empanadas and breakfast sandwiches. Comfortable, but limited seating of 4 small cafe tables. A great find!“

“Wonderful bakery with amazing treats and food. These might be the most delicious baked goods on earth. Gluten free almond cloud cookies have lemon zest, a slightly crunchy outside and light heavenly almond paste inside .. absolutely phenomenal and gluten free! Their homemade marshmallows are delicious and also gluten free.There is a wide assortment of high quality baking supplies and or course King Arthur ingredients and box kits ... Including gluten free brownie mix and cornbread mix amongst other mixes ...Nice bathrooms .. but every stall was out of toilet paper so 1-star off service. The lines were insanely long.Really beautiful atmosphere, excellent place to stop on a trip or to meet friends.Dietary restrictions: Gluten free“