Black Cap Coffee & Bakery lunch, pastries, sandwiches, lattes, coffee

  4.0 – 138 reviews   • Coffee shop

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Reviews

Angie Rascon
Such a cozy spot with great vibes and friendly staff. The cappuccino was honestly amazing and delicious.

It’s the kind of café you want to come back to, whether you’re grabbing a quick coffee or hanging out for a while. Definitely one of my new favorite coffee spots. Highly recommend!
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CaptivEats
If you’re looking for a cozy, Hallmark-movie-type vibe, Black Cap Coffee & Bakery in Westbury/Stowe is an absolute gem! Nestled right by the Amtrak train station, the location feels charmingly picturesque and peaceful—perfect for a relaxing escape from the city.

We stopped by for the first time during a trip from Montreal and Boston, and the experience was delightful! The staff was amazing—so friendly and welcoming. The cashier went out of her way to give us great recommendations, which made our visit even better.

We ordered:
• A chocolate croissant (delicious, though I wish I’d asked to have it warmed up—totally my fault!).
• Turkey, egg, and cheese sandwiches x3, which were fresh and flavorful.
• Lattes that were smooth, creamy, and hit the spot perfectly.

The inside was super cozy, and the ambiance added to the charm. This location stands out as my favorite in Vermont—it’s farther from the hustle and bustle, and the atmosphere both inside and out is simply beautiful.

I’ll definitely be back and highly recommend it to anyone in the area or just passing through. A must-visit spot for coffee lovers and foodies alike!
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Raul R.
Hidden gem off the beaten path. Location is an old train depot so very historic ambience. While we didn’t try food, sandwiches looked great. The tea and coffee were delicious.
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Sherry Cummings
Found another Black Cap Coffee shop, this time in Waterbury. Had to stop in after our great experience at the one in Stowe. This one was just as good! The coffee is delicious (pumpkin lattes, maple lattes – yum!) and the Chai scone was absolutely delicious!!! I liked this scone as much as the maple croissant I had at the shop in Stowe, and I wouldn’t have thought that possible! Also, great atmosphere in small converted train station.
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Dylan Peterson
i used to like this place but idk whether I can support the business anymore in good conscience. i don’t need a latte. i hope the employees can find better working circumstances.

check out la strada if you like baked goods and good humans. Michael the owner there is humble and kind.

cuz at black cap it’s 10% surcharge so the owner doesn’t have to pay their employees more? the owner doesn’t profit enough from a $7 latte they literally just heat up from a carton? so customers are forced to compensate the underpaid employees? on top of sky high prices? seems greed has gotten to the owner’s head. Shame on her. no wonder their locations have had numerous strikes and walk outs.

maybe I’ll check back in 6 months from now but jeez weird vibes in there today. sorry to say…

edit post reply: well aware why the surcharge is there, hence the review written above… check out ‘profit sharing.’ That way employees are still incentivised to sell more without expressly charging customers on top of products purchased. it just would mean maybe you have to cut one of your vacations a day short. might be worth it if you care
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Moe N
Great coffee and great sandwiches. Lots of pastries and deserts. We tried the cheese danish and it was phenomenal. The Vermonter sandwich was excellent, they have plenty of free easy parking by then. Highly recommend!
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alyson bryant
the locals know this place is not it… terrible vibes here. the staff is great but very mediocre coffee and a sinister millennial, stale, cold vibe with the decor. long lines always, because tourists love it ! maple latte was good couple years back now it tastes like water. and also union busting is disgusting.
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Nicolette Bushman
Really tasty gluten free pesto panini! Latte was good but for the overall price, pretty expensive. Good ambiance!
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Dan Hodgeman
Ordered my coffee and a sandwich (why is a large coffee $6, it’s not that impressive) and waited 40 min for the sandwich. I assumed it was gonna be a really good sandwich and it just took a good amount of time to make. Turns out they never put my order in. Girl who took my order saw me standing there for 40 min and didn’t think much of it apparently. I was in a hurry so one of the workers frantically refunded me in cash. Not happy. Angry even. Also, the so called “bakery” doesn’t even have bagels. Sad.
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Rob Chittenden
Shockingly expensive. 16 bucks for a medium coffee and choco croissant!? Wow, I literally thought they charged me for an extra coffee by accident. Nope, mandatory 10% service fee, then tax on top of the high prices. I didn’t know it was possible to make Starbucks look cheap.
Positive take away is the atmosphere is good, and the building is stunning. It’s a beautiful space in the old train station.
The food and drink is good it’s just way overpriced to be competitive/affordable in any sort of way.
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