King Arthur Baking Company

Had long wanted to visit King Arthur’s VT store. Finally made it there and felt it was a bit of a mixed bag. The main plus is their huge selection of baking ingredients and supplies, including some that may be hard to find locally. Minuses include prices for their flour, as well as its freshness. 5 lb bags of their signature flours are slightly less expensive at Whole Foods in NYC where I live, so there’s no real cost savings. I did buy a bag of their self-rising flour since it isn’t stocked locally, but after I got home, I noticed the “best-by” was less than 4 from date of purchase. Again, KA flour locally purchased in NYC usually has a best-by date of at least a year out.

Great products, wonderful people! So many great things to buy in the store, good luck not spending too much money. Cafe had good baked goods! Highly recommend getting croissants!

Not for me, but I see the appeal. The shop has just about every kind of flour or pastry or dessert mix you could imagine, but the café left lots to be desired. The pastries and desserts were fresh and delicious but the sandwiches were prepackaged in plastic to go containers and looked, felt, and tasted like something you would get out of an airport vending machine. I would recommend this place to anyone who really likes baking or who wants to take the classes, but don't come here just for the food unless you are only getting pastries or loaves of bread. The restrooms were nice and clean and parking was easy. The outdoor seating areas are perfect for a good weather day and there was some indoor seating available too.

If you like baking then this is a definite stop on your adventures. They have a cafe with sandwiches and tons of tasty treats. The store has just about anything you could want to expand your baking empire!

They have a lot of new pre- mix ,gluten free options
A Lot of backing accessories
Great place to stop by

This has been on my bucket list for some time now! The store was great, but the cafe was a bit off a let-down. They apparently ran out of bread? 🤔 On this cold winter day we were looking forward to hot soup and some bread. Oh well. Even the baguette sandwich came out on sandwich bread. The soup was bland, as was the buckwheat noodles salad. I’ll go home and make my own bread and lunch next time. 🤷🏻‍♀️ I stocked up on bread flour at least.

Wow! What a special place. From the store filled with the best in gadgets and everything you could need for baking, to the cafe filled with such an amazing variety of baked goods this place is a do not miss. Some things that stood out to me: sourdough starters, a tasting kitchen in the back, the almond cookies ❤️, lemon loaf, etc. Basically every single thing we tried was amazing and I will have to come back at least once more before we leave. Highlight of my time in Vermont.

If you're in the area you must stop here. They have everything you need to bake your heart's desires. You can also purchase fresh bread and pastries in the cafe. The lunch sandwiches and pastries don't come warm (fyi) but I highly recommend the turkey sandwich. Absolutely delicious! You will spend more than you plan so be ready for that! 😆

I love this shop and café! High quality products!

My only complaint is they can't heat the pastries. So my Mom's cinnamon roll was hard as a rock. We had to take it and her coffee back to her house. Soft and warm.