8 curated coffee & bakeries options in the Greenwich area, including Black Forest Pastry Shop, Aux Délices — Greenwich, Love You a Latte. Each listing identifies its actual town; nearby trips are labeled.
Choose by the kind of morning you want: a coffee roaster for espresso, a bakery for something to take away, or a café for a longer breakfast. A bakery listing does not necessarily mean there is a full coffee or breakfast menu.
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Black Forest Pastry Shop
Greenwich
German pastries, tortes and cakes are baked at this Lewis Street shop. A morning pastry purchase and a custom celebration order are different visits; the shop offers both.
Contact the bakery about custom cake timing. The posted schedule closes on Mondays; check it again before a special trip.
Prepared dishes, sandwiches and baked goods make the West Elm Street shop useful for everyday meals. This selection is the Greenwich location of a locally owned Connecticut food business.
Choose the Greenwich shop when ordering; Riverside and other branches have their own schedules. Check the current menu for what can be collected that day.
The Hamilton Avenue café offers espresso drinks, matcha and breakfast sandwiches. Its current ordering menu also lists ice-cream pints, so a freezer treat is an option here rather than an assumed scoop-counter experience.
The café reopened under the original owners in September 2026. Check the official ordering page for current service and stock; ice cream is listed as pints.
A dessert shop pairing baked cookies with cereal-blended ice cream and shakes. A distinct nearby choice for people who prefer mix-ins to a traditional scoop.
Nearby Stamford option; ask about ingredient and allergen details.