Black Bear Bread Company

This is the only location (out of three) that I would recommend. The pastries are consistently fresh, and the service is excellent. Although this location is a bit farther from my home, I don’t mind making the drive.

On this November Thursday at 7:40 am, the clientele seemed to be retired vacationers like myself, enjoying the peaceful ambiance. Soft music played in the background as the two baristas chatted cheerfully while we relaxed with our drinks and gradually woke up. An older couple inquired about buying a Black Bear Bread Company long-sleeved shirt as a memento, but unfortunately, the last small size had sold that morning. The bakery selection was absolutely tempting, showcasing treats that looked healthier than those in most bakeries. I opted not to indulge in the Fruit Danish since I’m heading to a wedding and need to fit into my outfit, but I was definitely tempted by its flaky allure. As for parking, there are about ten spots on the side of this small establishment. If those are full, you can find additional parking just around the corner or across the street at other businesses. In terms of kid-friendliness, I wouldn't recommend bringing children here, as they sell mugs on low shelves, and the four tables are small and round—more suited for adults.

Super overpriced for mediocre pastries. Indoor seating is limited, outdoor seating has the sun beaming on you in the morning. Visited several other places on our vacation that were leaps and bounds better and more fairly priced.

The kitchen is quick. Front of house is sometimes la-dee-dah about what's goin on right in front of them. Other than that. I really like this place, especially the food. The front house workers are always very friendly regardless of their work ethic. I continue to go regularlyWheelchair accessibility: One level. Ground floor.

Coffee shop is clean. Staff were nice. Service was a little disorganized and slow. Charging a mandatory 15% gratuity, and still asking for an optional tip.Food tasted great, but prices are obnoxious. $14 for a ham/cheese croissant, a la carte.