8 Best Bakeries near Hyde Park

“Today we had a delicious lunch at Two Sons Bakehouse in Hyde Park. The waitstaff was perfect; friendly and attentive. When our order arrived, one bite of the French Fries and I said- well the fries are great! After a few more bites, we were so glad we tried this place. The Smashed Burger and BLT were great. We took home treats for later: 2 lemon squares.Delicious! Before leaving I used the wash room-- clean and new. I give this place a solid 5 stars.“

“Our very first pre-ski Vermont breakfast was here at the Stowe Bee; I'm sure they can spot a tourist from a mile away, but I stop short of the selfie stick and I had the kiddos so they were more than happy to oblige with a get-to-know-Stowe, cliff notes version. Wow, was their pastry selection impressive, and not just sweet but also savory options (I left with a spinach and feta Danish, of sorts). We had to try some of their famous, hearty biscuits, so we dressed them in true breakfast fashion to fuel our day, and they didn't disappoint. We all chose something different, so we covered most of their breakfast sandwich varieties (The Sunrise, Ridgeview and Lord). With everything local, the flavor was there, the purpose was there, and the heart and soul of cheddar country was represented with that melty, savory Cabot. Biscuits were flaky, eggs were fluffy, and I don't think we uttered a word other than ‘smile’ for the first five minutes around that table. Really friendly, inviting and helpful service and advice, both for their menu and for all there was to offer in town. The kids couldn't have had a better first impression for our epic Stowe adventure, so thanks for your kindness and chalking up an easy win for dad.“

“Excellent , high quality pastry, made on site, generous sandwiches on artisan breads , , creative salads… and the best coffee!! I love that place! Miss it when I’m away,“

“The donuts are so,so good. You won't want any others. Weekends only which is a good thing because I would be there every day.“

“enjoyed a cup of coffee here while my kids went ice skating. cute shop. good coffee. nice little local trinkets to look at as well. some gf baked good options. got the chocolate brownie -only gf baked good with no nuts. seems they have gf bread for sandwiches but I want looking for it. happy to support local! I was shocked and disappointed to see that a Starbucks is being set up right across from this in the center of Main Street Stowe. one of the great things about Stowe is all the local businesses. I'm surprised Starbucks was even allowed. hopefully people continue to buy from the local coffee roasters here instead“

“The Trapp Family Lodge is a true gem nestled in the heart of Vermont, offering breathtaking views and an array of scenic trails that are perfect for hiking, biking and cross country skiing!. The picturesque landscape is complemented by the presence of adorable Scottish Highlander cows, adding a charming touch to the already serene environment. A visit to the on-site bakery is a must, where you can indulge in their delightful Highlander Cow cakes—both cute and delicious! Whether you're hiking the beautiful trails or simply soaking in the stunning vistas, the Trapp Family Lodge promises an unforgettable experience.“

“Fantastic baked goods. Woodland Swirl is an amazing blend of morning bun and cinnamon roll. Breakfast sandwiches are spectacular. And my favorite cold brew in town.“

“We make an annual business planning trip to Stowe & never miss a stop(or 3) at the Black Cap. Sooo good. And we stand with them during this challenging period. Great businesses make it through.“