From Danishes, muffins, breads, custom cakes all make fresh and from scratch. A rare find these days. You don't realize what you are missing until you try it. Plus they make their own ice cream and have the best coffee in the valley.

We stopped by based on the number of positive reviews we read online. We were not disappointed with the cinnamon buns. They are presented warm and absolutely delicious. Fresh and light. We went back the next day to grab some more. We had to wait for the next batch since they were all sold. Worth the wait!

We stopped by here just to see what they offered and we were pleasantly surprised. Everything was made on site and the choices were awesome! We got a sticky bun, which we shared, and fought over the last bite. It was moist and delicious! lots of cinnamon and icing! We also got some granola to take on a hike. It... More 

We usually make at least two stops each trip. First on the way to Grand Summit for a morning snack before skiing. The cinnamon rolls are to die for. Our second stop is on the way home to grab cookies or such for the ride home.

This is a take out bakery that features colossally large fish baked cinnamon sticky buns. One is a meal by itself. I ride my bicycle up and over Dover Hill, and often treat myself to one after all that hard work.

Handcrafted (read:homemade) EVERYTHING! From lavender iced tea, iced coffee, cinnamon buns, TOO MANY SWEETS to name here, ice-cream in waffle cones, cakes, petit fours, bread busting from the oven on weekends , mmmm can you smell it, cookies, croissants, chocolate mousse,oh,my! Do not be dismayed it there is a line--take the time for some daydreaming! A telephone call will enable... More 

If Michelin gave stars in Vermont, Sticky Fingers would get 2 stars, meaning: Worth a trip from anywhere just to experience this place. Need I say more? If you like pastrys and deserts, and who doesnt, this is a must!

Stopped here before our drive home to Ct, we got an apple turnover, cinnamon bun, coffee cake and coffee. Everything was amazing! You could taste high quality butter in it all! Will definitely go back in our next visit!

The chocolate croissant was very good. The olive and garlic bread (which cost $7.99) for a small loaf was undercooked and flavorless. It was a big disappointment. I expected much better after having read the fabulous reviews. I'll return for the croissant, if I am in the area, but I will never buy the bread again.