Delicious pastries! For sure the best in Montpelier but very expensive. I'm really between a 4 and a 5 on this one.
I'm addicted to these pastries and the coffee is fantastic. Great addition to the block.
Not worth it unless you enjoy being treated poorly by the staff.
Coffee is good, and the croissant is tasty but too expensive for what it is.
Everything was good until the staff asked us to leave the second we had finished our drink. When you see the passive aggressive signs thrown around the place, you realize our experience was not a fluke, just a reflection of the staff. This place doesn't belong in friendly Vermont. It really spoiled the whole experience and we will NOT be coming back.
Amazing!!!!!!!!!!!! best pastries I've ever had. (not that I've been to France, but they did, to study) great hot chocolate, wide selection of pastries. the fact that you can't use electronics is lovely, because it means that people have nice conversations. also, it's very convenient, because I don't live very far away, so I can have breakfast there a lot.
Today I went to Bohemian Bakery to get my favorite pastry: two chocolate swirls. I just simply cannot get enough of Bohemian’s fabulous pastries. What more, is how kind and friendly Annie always is to me. I want all of you to know if you want to treat yourself to the very best bakery in Vermont, visit Annie at Bohemian this weekend.
Chocolate Swirl Guy
Update: Better experience with food.
Old Review: It's new, so maybe they will dial it in over time. Please don't make it hard for people who want to avoid dairy and commit a cardinal sin of asking if your products have any.
Excellent flavors with a nice variety. Very friendly staff and great service.
I've been to Paris around 50 times. Who would have thought I'd find the best croissants I've ever eaten in Vermont? Everything here is off-the-scale delicious. Small shop with a welcoming staff; wide variety of pastries, quiche and sandwiches; a few places to sit; and a view of the baked awesomeness as it comes out of the oven.
Really snotty staff, cramped space. Poor selection of tea. No laptops or iPads allowed, either. Birchgrove Baking is much better.
Excellent NO, no, no the BEST croissants you are likely to taste in the entire New England region - some would say, better than France. A solid coffee (which is roasted by the owners) to go along with your pastry. If you believe food is capable of transporting you to a different place - like I do - some of the choices will carry you to Lagkagehuset in Christianshavn (Copenhagen, Denmark).
Their focaccia sandwiches are superb - if they haven't run out.
You are NOT encouraged to hang out in the shop if you want to make a morning of Bohemian, it is best you plan to bring it back home - they have lovely bags and boxes for such an occurrence.
And while you can't hang out for extended periods, the space was offers some hygge.
Great pastries, cozy ambiance and hilarious owners Robert and Annie. Oh and the coffee.