The Muffin Shop — Restaurant in Marblehead

The Muffin Shop is so warm and friendly. As soon as I walked in, an older cute couple sitting, drinking their coffee greeted me with a smile and a hello. I walk to the counter and order my breakfast sandwich (which was sooooo goood) and proceeded to look at the freshly baked cookies and muffins... it was 830 in the morning and that Hermit cookie looked too good to pass up! Haha! So I asked for one. Ate it as I waited for sandwich to be made. It was delicious! The owner saw I enjoyed it so much he handed me another, saying take it for later...and it was free! I can't say enough great things about this beautiful little shop and the people in it. Whenever I am in Marblehead, it has become a must stop. I'm hoping you are ever in Marblehead. MA, tgat this review would prompt you to visit here. You'll see....it will become a must stop for you too!!! Thank you Muffin Shop for always making it a pleasure...

This was my first visit in 2 years. Now I remember why. Entered store famished at apron 5:15- hardly any customers- I ordered a cold sandwich. After waiting for 25 minutes, I finally approached the register to see whether they had forgotten me. While there, i heard several employees relaxing & chatting with each other in the prep area.. The young girl at the register was aloof and bordered on rude. Finally after waiting another 5 minutes, the sandwich appeared- and was completely different than what I had ordered. When I pointed out that the order was wrong, the girl at the register gave a curt & snobby "sorry". Not having eaten since breakfast, I didn't have the energy to argue with her, & ate the darn thing. Don't...

It came to us as amusing, that even at 1.15pm, lunch time, the place called the Muffin Shop was out of Muffins. Still it made up by some lovely sandwiches.

I opted for a Turkey Reuben sandwich - on wheat bread. My Sandwhich was easy to order, the only question was the choice of breads.

My partner had an ham and cheese sandwich with lettuce, tomato and mayo on white. Ham and cheese seemed a simply sandwich, but he had to answer another few questions: a) Do you want lettuce? - Yes; b) do you want tomato? - Yes; c) Do you want condiments? - Which do you have? - a list ensues - I'll have mayo; d) What bread do you want?

Well worth a...