Muffin House Cafe in Medway, Mass., Recreates Jordan Marsh Blueberry Muffin Magic

If you miss the famous, delicious blueberry muffins from the now defunct Jordan Marsh department store, no more need to feel sad: the Muffin House Cafe in Medway, Mass., has created a spot-on version of the beloved New England muffin.

The Muffin House delivers that magical mix of blueberries in every moist muffin bite with an extra amount of sugar on the top. If Jordan Marsh was still around today and outsourced to the Muffin House for blueberry muffins, you wouldn't be able to tell the difference between the original and this loving cover version.

During the past several years, we had to wait for the seasonal Enchanted Village Christmas Display at Jordan's Furniture in Avon, Mass., to buy Jordan Marsh-style blueberry muffins. Caloric challenges aside, now they can purchased any day of the week, thanks to the Muffin House Cafe! It sure is convenient, too, not having to experiment with trying to duplicate those online Jordan Marsh blueberry muffin recipes. Who has the time or dedication to following specific recipe directions that never come out quite right, anyway? Thankfully, the Muffin House does all the work for us.

Far more than just a blueberry muffin place, the Muffin House Cafe serves breakfast and lunch sandwiches, wraps, paninis, chowder, soup of the day and an excellent variety of coffee and teas. The baked goods section is exceptional with turnovers, danish, scones, pies, tarts, cakes, cupcakes, cookies, brownies and frozen dough. Some other muffin highlights include coffee cake, cinnamon apple, orange cranberry and banana chocolate chip.

The small dining room is cozy with tables, a wide scree television, electric fireplace and free WiFI. It looks like a slightly more updated version of an old-time townie restaurant

Medway is a cute little town, full of traditional New England charm, about 25 miles southwest of Boston. The Muffin House is definitely worth the drive if you have a love for a Jordan Marsh-style blueberry muffin!

The Muffin House Cafe is located at 116 Main St. (Route 109), Medway MA. Tel. (508) 533-6655

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