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13 Must-Try Muffin Spots in Rhode Island for National Muffin Day

From classic blueberry to seasonal delights, these bakeries have your muffin cravings covered

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Nothing beats the simple pleasure of a warm, freshly baked muffin – especially when paired with a steaming cup of coffee. Lucky for us, Rhode Island is home to some incredible bakeries and cafes that serve up mouthwatering muffins, from classic blueberry to inventive seasonal creations. Whether you’re a muffin purist or an adventurous flavor seeker, here are some must-visit spots to satisfy your cravings. Menu items may vary and are subject to availability. Check online for availability before ordering.

Athena's Breakfast and Lunch

A local gem, Athena’s serves up a selection of baked goods that keep customers coming back for more. Their muffins are always fresh, always delicious, and the perfect grab-and-go treat for busy mornings. Cranston, AthenasBreakfastLunch.com

Beach Rose Cafe

Muffins with an ocean breeze? Yes, please! Beach Rose Café offers a laid-back setting, making it the perfect spot to enjoy a fresh-baked muffin and a strong cup of coffee before hitting the beach. Charlestown, TheBeachRoseCafe.com

Blue Kangaroo Café

A family-friendly favorite, Blue Kangaroo Café whips up a variety of baked goods that pair perfectly with their coffee selection. Their muffins are always fresh, always flavorful, and a fantastic way to start the day. Barrington, BlueKangarooRI.com

Borrelli’s Pastry Shop

Borrelli’s is a haven for pastry lovers, and their muffins are no exception. With both traditional and creative flavors, this bakery ensures that every bite is packed with goodness. Providence, BorrellisBakeryPVD.com

Cold Brook Café

This cozy cafe is a go-to for those who love their muffins fresh and comforting. Whether you’re stopping in for breakfast or a midday treat, Cold Brook Café delivers on both taste and atmosphere. Scituate, ColdBrookCafe.com

Groundswell Cafe + Bakery

With a chic Parisian-meets-New England aesthetic, Groundswell Cafe is as delightful as its baked goods. Their muffins, often featuring seasonal ingredients, are a must-try for anyone craving something special. Tiverton, GroundswellGuild.com

Kellie’s Cafe

Craving a taste of Britain with your morning muffin? At Kellie’s, authentic British favorites meet classic American comfort in the most delicious way. Cozy up with a fresh-baked treat and savor the best of both worlds! Newport, KelliesOnline.com

Mapleville Farm

Farm-fresh ingredients make all the difference at Mapleville Farm, where muffins are baked from scratch with love. Enjoy a peaceful morning on the farm while savoring a homemade treat. Mapleville, Instagram: @maplevillefarm

My Favorite Muffin

With a name like this, you know you’re in for something good! Specializing in muffins of all varieties, this bakery offers everything from timeless classics to creative, flavor-packed options. Warwick, MyFavoriteMuffin.com

Notes Coffee Co.

This inviting cafe is a haven for coffee lovers, but don’t sleep on their muffins! Freshly baked and incredibly tasty, they’re the perfect sidekick to a well-brewed cup of coffee. Pawtucket, NotesCoffeeCo.com

Phantom Farms

A beloved year-round destination, Phantom Farms offers a charming cafe experience with standout muffins that keep customers coming back. Whether it’s apple cinnamon in the fall or classic blueberry, there’s always something delicious to try. Cumberland, PhantomFarms.com

Sweet Delivery’s Bakery

True to its name, this bakery is all about sweet treats, and their muffins are no exception. Soft, flavorful, and made fresh daily, these muffins are sure to hit the spot. North Providence, Sweet-Deliveries.com

Wright’s Dairy Farm

A staple in Rhode Island for fresh dairy and baked goods, Wright’s is a household name that takes pride in their high-quality ingredients. Their muffins are a simple yet satisfying treat made with the freshest ingredients available. North Smithfield, WrightsRI.com 

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