Elm Street Bakery

Everything was amazing! From the food to the service it was all around a good time. Loved the bread and cheese. We met the owner, Jay, and he was really cool too :)

We enjoyed our lunch. We ordered a 6" bacon pizza and a 6" cheese, carmalized onion, zesty sauce pizza with two bottles of Johnny Ryan soda. The atmosphere is rustic and we chose to sit in the loft overlooking the hustle bustle of the restaurant. There is indoor and outdoor seating as well as a summer hut to order from. Where to order and how to be seated was a bit confusing but the staff was very kind and cheerfully helped us find the counter to place our order. We then selected our seat and waited for our food to arrive. It was tasty and we will likely visit again in the future.

Super yummy and fresh selections and the baked goods are delicious!

I had an issue with the quality & price point of a salad I received there recently and reached out on here. I was charged $12 for the size of a small side salad which I was shocked about. The owner quickly responded and informed me it was a mistake since their usual cook had the day off and it was in no way up to their standards. She gave me her personal cell # and she couldn't have been more apologetic and accommodating, and is compensating me for the error. This was very much appreciated and means a lot! Thank you Kim!

Pretty good food and beautiful building inside and out. however the food selection is quite limited, perhaps due to covid. the coffee area closes early which is understandable but makes the place a bit less accessible as a spot to grab a quick bite and a coffee. more sit down than a cafe. the workers are very kind and respectful, some of the patrons, however, come off as quite pretentious and will give you dirty looks if you're not dressed as an upper class pro golfer. kinda pricey but the baked goods are excellent

Excellent breads and pastries. Lovely building. The loft gives you a great view of the shop and the smell of fresh baked goods.

Went here with friends for dinner. The atmosphere was relaxing and the food was delicious. My wife had the chicken pot pie and I had the vegetable curry. Both were delicious. The pot pie had a light and flaky crust that covered the contents quite nicely. The prices were quite reasonable and staff were very nice. They also offer curbside pickup if you prefer to eat at home. I would also add that they do have outdoor seating for those who would prefer to enjoy the rustling leaves or the crackling of a fire while eating their meal.

We really liked this place. The food portions are big, big enough that we had to take some home. We enjoyed sitting out in the back area since the dining room was closed and it was a nice night outside. Despite the virus there service was still pretty fast quality was definitely there. The drinks are amazing in also enormous. 1 of the mason jar mixed drinks was all I needed. I highly recommend this place, you won't be disappointed.

A long multi day road trip across multiple states + morning hotel coffee + quick stops along the way = why we experienced complete joy when we found this absolute gem of a bakery/eatery. Not only is the menu creative and extensive, the people were cordial and welcoming...we felt right at home. When they heard of a nut allergy they took the time to share documentation of product contents to relieve any concerns. It is a must place to stop..shop and enjoy.

My son and I stopped in after a hike. I ordered Butternut Squash Soup. The description sounded great. The presentation was strange looking and unappetizing. Dribbles of yogurt substance (Crema?) flotation watery yellow soup with little flavor and paid $7. Disappointing. Best part was the chocolate macaroon. Should have gotten 2 of them instead. Cozy space upstairs to eat.