Umpleby's Bakery Cafe

Great place for coffee, pastries, or sandwhiches! I do a lot of business in Hanover and love to pop in for a hot coffee and a coconut macaroon!

Stopped in for a quick coffee and snack while on a road trip. Delicious coffee and variety of treats

This may be one of the oddest reviews of all time, but I remember, a very long time ago, when Umpleby's was still in bridgewater. 18 years later, and I am now 15 hours away, super pregnant, and randomly craving the amazing jelly donuts that they used to make every Wednesday and Saturday morning. They were heavenly. Best donuts in the entire world. And, I'm so far away now that I can't have them, and I'm almost in tears over it. Their stuff is that good.

Just returned from Paris and their French patisseries are exquisite…. Croissants are handmade with butter. A must visit and I will be a regular

Tepid (almost cold) coffee along with overpriced sandwiches put this on the"will not return" list. Sandwich pictured here was $8.50.

A cute place with good time food, but the service and attention to detail left something to be desired. The cashier had trouble with calculating change and seemed uncomfortable in her role. My sandwich tasted nice, but then I noticed that the red pepper still had the sticker on it. Still a nice venue for coffee and a light bite while catching up with friends.

Let's start with the bad- the service. Everyone was friendly and meant well, but there were errors galore, and corrections were slow in coming. It seemed like at least two of the servers were new, or at least poorly trained and clearly overwhelmed by the lunch rush. They did provide us with some free cookies for the inconveniences, which is nice (they were delicious).

Fortunately, the food is very good. Both soups offered were excellent, as was the sandwich. Their rolls and bread were very good, possibly the best in the area in the non-crusty genre (gotta go KAF for that). I'd be interested to try their pasties and meat pies next time around. I also tried an espresso- better than Starbucks, but you'd be better off taking a trip across the street to Morano or Dirt Cowboy for your afternoon caffeine boost.

Overall, worth a trip if you are feeling patient and are in no hurry.

Quick service, interesting and tasty sandwiches at a decent price. Cool building and interesting shop - high ceilings, wood everywhere, creaky floor. Also a bit loud when it's busy. Overall, a good sandwich shop I'll visit again.

Despite their claim of "fresh baked" everything tasted old and stale. We got three overpriced #1 breakfast sandwiches and they were slippery greasy in a bad way, they tasted like oily cooking spray and one of the sandwiches was burned black on top of the bread. I got a very small mocha which was so bitter I could not finish. The cashier working was delightful and I feel bad that she has to deliver such subpar food. It was disappointing to say the least since I had heard good things about this place.

Amazing cake,food,also very friendly employees.