Reunion Bakery & Espresso

Reunion Bakery is pure cozy magic. The pumpkin cheesecake cruffin was straight-up perfection — flaky, creamy, and just the right amount of fall nostalgia without feeling basic. You bite in and it’s all layers of buttery pastry meeting that spiced pumpkin cheesecake filling — total masterpiece. The shelves are lined with gorgeous sourdough loaves that look like they belong in an art gallery. Every loaf feels like it has its own personality — rustic, tangy, beautiful. It’s one of those spots where you walk in for a pastry and walk out planning your next visit. Absolute must.

Absolutely fantastic; when traveling we always 1st ask for best bakeries in a town. We hit pay dirt this time. Cappuccino and pastries on the bench day after Thanksgiving and breakfast this morning now in Florida finishing our trip from Maine. One picture is worth a thousand words; how about these two. French toast soaked overnight with raspberry jam, cherries and VT maple syrup. I'll wait to see who beats these pictures! Thank you!

I stopped by this city mainly to visit this bakery, but it wasn’t quite what I expected. There isn’t any seating inside, and the staff didn’t seem very friendly. The croissant and coffee were good, but nothing particularly special. Based on the photos and reviews, I expected a bit more.

I love this little bakery. I only visit when I’m traveling, but I visit every time I am close. Really well prepared baked goods, excellent coffee, and genuinely nice people. I don’t think much more needs to be said. Go get some pastry and brighten your day!

The vibe is pretty good, and the staff are also friendly. There’s not much indoor sitting but a few outdoor sitting. The focaccia bread is oily and hard, which I don’t recommend. The ice latte is okay. Their other bread options and pastries look nice, but we didn’t try it.