The Boro Baking Company is OPEN

[thinkxingu]

The Boro Baking Company is now open in the old Subway in Moultonborough. This is much closer (insert scary music) to us than The Cup and Crumb, so we're interested in reviews.

Also, does anyone know why Jenn sold C&C only to move down the road?

https://g.co/kgs/wyw3dT

Go!

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[winni83]

I do not believe that Jen owned Cup and Crumb, although I am sure she was a valued employee.

[Nautique2001]

Who got custody of the scone recipe is my question!

There's a very nice "wishing you well" post on the Cup & Crumb Facebook page:

https://www.facebook.com/cupandcrumb...9854378696207/

The commentor who suggested "Cup and Crumb for breakfast and The Boro for lunch" may have the right idea.

[thinkxingu]

Originally Posted by winni83

I do not believe that Jen owned Cup and Crumb, although I am sure she was a valued employee.

It appears you're right—the Facebook post above clarifies some of this.

I wonder how much of C&C was "Jenn"—I know many people in my association who have already said they'll be following her.

Good luck to both, especially if they both continue to offer good stuff at good prices!

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[Andromeda321]

Stopped by last weekend for lunch in case anyone is interested in a quick review. We both got sandwiches as it was close to 1pm, baking cabinet was looking a little bare by that hour but still saw some scones, muffins, etc. Sandwiches were both more than Subway ones were (I mean, no shocker), ours were $8-9, and were excellent quality (choice of sourdough or whole grain for bread). Inside has been completely redone too, for more a rustic cabin type feel that encourages you to linger. Good and not just the usual drinks selection in the fridge.

We will definitely be regulars as we were for the Subway when it was there due to convenience, and I’m excited for this venture and wish them well! Given the long wait at Gusto and C&C in season I think the area can absorb another place like this, and I’m pretty excited to stop there in the morning on my way to go hiking when mud season ends.

[thinkxingu]

Originally Posted by Andromeda321

Stopped by last weekend for lunch in case anyone is interested in a quick review. We both got sandwiches as it was close to 1pm, baking cabinet was looking a little bare by that hour but still saw some scones, muffins, etc. Sandwiches were both more than Subway ones were (I mean, no shocker), ours were $8-9, and were excellent quality (choice of sourdough or whole grain for bread). Inside has been completely redone too, for more a rustic cabin type feel that encourages you to linger. Good and not just the usual drinks selection in the fridge.



We will definitely be regulars as we were for the Subway when it was there due to convenience, and I’m excited for this venture and wish them well! Given the long wait at Gusto and C&C in season I think the area can absorb another place like this, and I’m pretty excited to stop there in the morning on my way to go hiking when mud season ends.

Welcome back, friend, and thanks for the review! Hope you're well.

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[TheProfessor]

Well. When I think of bakery. I think of donuts.

A bakery that does not sell donuts ?

I guess I will keep driving up to
Leavitt's Country Bakery - Conway.
for a few real donuts. And some extra special tasting pastery.

[sky's]

and then make a u-turn and go back to MA.

[FlyingScot]

Originally Posted by TheProfessor

Well. When I think of bakery. I think of donuts.

A bakery that does not sell donuts ?

I guess I will keep driving up to
Leavitt's Country Bakery - Conway.
for a few real donuts. And some extra special tasting pastery.

Thanks for the rec on donuts, I will try them.

But let's not focus on what a place is not. How about a bit of respect and well wishes for a terrific baker and budding entrepreneur who's taking a big personal and economic risk to bring us her own take on deliciousness?

I'm looking forward to trying whatever looks good when I'm up (in just a few more weeks!)

[Billy Bob]

Originally Posted by sky's

and then make a u-turn and go back to MA.

I am not from Massachusetts but you do realize that without the Massachusetts customers this area would be about as prosperous as West Virginia.
The Massachusetts comments are out of place

[Mr. V]

Originally Posted by Billy Bob

I am not from Massachusetts but you do realize that without the Massachusetts customers this area would be about as prosperous as West Virginia.

I take your point, but you need to understand that many if not most regulars here are retired and could care less about the influx of tourist dollars from Massachusetts; they care about quality of life, the environment, and keeping the lake relatively bucolic.

[rsmlp]

Originally Posted by Billy Bob

I am not from Massachusetts but you do realize that without the Massachusetts customers this area would be about as prosperous as West Virginia.
The Massachusetts comments are out of place

I seriously doubt that without the influence of MA customers that the lakes Region would be suffering. Oh, and in one sentence you managed to insult two regions of the country. Nice.

[winnipiseogee]

I stopped into the Boro Baking Co and it was as great as you would expect!! I highly recommend it. Moultonborough is blessed to have two awesome coffee shops/bakeries. The one thing I'd suggest is that maybe they co-ordinate their days off so that they aren't closed on the same days. Us addicts need our fix 7 days a week.

[Nautique2001]

Originally Posted by winnipiseogee

The one thing I'd suggest is that maybe they co-ordinate their days off so that they aren't closed on the same days. Us addicts need our fix 7 days a week.

They already have!

The Boro is closed Wednesday, while Cup and Crumb is closed Sunday and Monday.

Even better, The Boro is open Tuesdays--a day so many other area restaurants are closed and lunch choices are scarce.

[8gv]

Can’t we all just get along?

I look forward to visiting the Boro soon!

[BrownstoneNorth]

Originally Posted by Nautique2001

Who got custody of the scone recipe is my question!

There's a very nice "wishing you well" post on the Cup & Crumb Facebook page:

https://www.facebook.com/cupandcrumb...9854378696207/

The commentor who suggested "Cup and Crumb for breakfast and The Boro for lunch" may have the right idea.

Discovered last summer that The Country Bookseller in Wolfeboro, one of our favorite places, gets scones from C & C and freezes. Easier for us than going to Moultonboro, though we've done that, too.

[TheProfessor]

Originally Posted by FlyingScot

Thanks for the rec on donuts, I will try them.

None yet.

Take a visit to Leavitt's Country Bakery in Conway. Here they make pastry AND real donuts.
The "plain" or "old fashioned" donut is the best in New Hampshire. Go buy one or get their recipe. The plain comes in two varieties. Plain and glazed.

Seriously. How much extra time is it for a bakery to make a few donuts.

I am still traveling to Leavitts for my bakery needs. And I buy more than a donut or two.