Alright, we all know it being my birthday had nothing to do with the number of pastries I ordered. But I simply could not choose and wanted everything.
Hubby ordered the ham and cheese croissant right away. Having been experimenting at home with my own ham and cheese croissant, I DID want to try theirs….but I also wanted some of the good stuff.*
*And by good stuff, I mean pastries loaded with sugary goodness.
As we placed our order, their coffee display made it obvious that their coffee is just as important as their baked goods. Hubby ordered an iced vanilla latte and as we sat to eat our treats outside* I thought perhaps I should have gone with an iced beverage as well. One sip of my latte and I was glad I went traditional. We had some shade covering us, so it kept me from totally overheating as I sipped on my handcrafted cup of excellence.
*It was oddly warm for an early September morning.
In addition to the high quality pastries and coffee, Seven Stars Bakery offers ample seating for its guests. This is one of the problems with most bakeries and coffeehouses I visit. The more popular they are, the less likely you will get to enjoy your treats comfortably within their walls. At Seven Stars, they not only had a wide selection of indoor seating, but every inch along the outside of the building was set with tables and chairs. We snagged the last open table outside, but could have easily found a spot to enjoy our breakfast indoors.
Seven Stars Bakery
820 Hope Street, Providence
342 Broadway, Providence
Rumford Center, 20 Newman Avenue, East Providence
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