The coffee is beautiful and delicious!! Only got a drink this trip, but their croissants are wicked good too. It's in a good location for grabbing something quick or spending the morning walking around and shopping the other businesses on bridge street. The workers are always super friendly and quick. The company that runs it also does a lot of work with individuals with special needs, so your money stays in and directly benefits the community. Good food with a good cause!!

Most incredible everything!! From the amazing service down to the pastries I wouldn't miss this spot when I town. Everything I've eaten and drank has been incredible.

Love everything about 260 Bridge cafe! Delicious coffee and pastry. All in a beautiful space. Plenty of seating upstairs too. The bagels can't be beat.

Good coffee and great pastries! Almost always a line so be prepared to wait. Love sitting on the second floor balcony and usually plenty of setting.

It's soooo cute inside and the customer service is top tier. The stars of the show are the pastries of course! There're so many, they're baked fresh, and they're phenomenal. I've had the strawberry rhubarb pastry, the strawberry & earl grey, and their blueberry lemon scone...omggg! Get there now if you haven't already!

I'm obsessed with the croissants from Heart Stone Pastry and have been for a couple of years. I'm very excited for a retail option to be able to buy their pastries, since normally you can only get them at farmers markets. Aside from the fact that everything is delicious, their mission is outstanding. The space is beautiful and in a great location. I'm hoping they will stay busy for years to come. As this is still a new operation, please arrive with extra patience. It seems they are still working out some kinks. I arrived around noon and most things were sold out, but I wasn't too upset because I was still able to get a cold brew. Definitely check them out, and visit their website for more information and preorder options. Best of luck to the whole Partners Creating Community Team!

260 is still getting its sea legs. That said, go in with a little patience and an appetite for the town's best baked goods, and you will not be disappointed. I've visited 260 Bridge Cafe a couple of times since it's opening, and each visit, I'm increasingly impressed by their operation. The opening of this much anticipated cafe has led to a ton of traffic - which is hardly a bad thing. Plus, it's not hard to get behind the incredible mission of this establishment. If you come to 260 Bridge Cafe, you must get a croissant. We snagged the last earl grey croissant during our last visit, and it was decadent and delicious! The croissants are the biggest I've ever seen, and they're always perfectly flaky. It's hard to select from all the tasty goodies on display, but I haven't had a single treat that wasn't a winner. Besides the croissant, I can vouch for the scrumptious matcha cookies and fruit danishes. The inside of this cafe is stunning. That said, it gets cramped quickly. There is an upstairs seating area that is only accessible by walking up a flight of stairs. There is an accessible entrance on the side, and there is limited, reserved accessible seating on the first floor. If you can avoid eating here, especially during peak times, I might suggest finding an empty bench nearby or taking your items to go. Again - the amount of business this place sees is a great problem to have. If their success maintains momentum, I could definitely see an argument for expanding their operations. They have everything from sweet to savory, family sized bread loafs to personal pastries. It's no pun to say visiting 260 Bridge Cafe is a real treat! I think the trick is popping in early and avoiding non-peak times. The staff and location are primo. I'm looking forward to watching this business continue to impress.

We dropped by 260 Bridge Cafe this weekend and it's a nice bakery and coffee shop. They have a good selection of bakery items and coffee drinks. The store is clean and bright, so we got carried away a little and bought 10+ bakery items. The ones we tried are all pretty nice. Now some not-good parts, when we got in there is already a long line and it was moving pretty slowly. The ordering process is not efficient, as you can see from the photo, the food display is on one side but you need to order on the other side. So if you are ordering a lot of items, it's hard to remember all. And someone else will be bagging your item, which can introduce the wrong items. The price is also a little on the expensive side....

OMG, I went for an early stroll on a Saturday with an out of town friend. We decided to stop here for a lite breakfast. The line was short and everything looked and smelled so good! It was hard to make a decision. But we decided to get the quiche and try both kinds. Two different flavors but equally good. I prefer the meat option because it had a little more flavor but the goat cheese in the veggie quicheL was creamy & fluffy. I wanted to grab a pastry to go but the line was almost out the door. Great morning addition to Bridge St. -