Best of Berkeley Heights 2026 ยท Official Nominee
Congratulations, Two Fields Bakeshop!
You're nominated for Best Coffee and treats in the Best of Berkeley Heights. The winners are picked by neighbors' votes, so ask your customers to vote for you. What's Best of? Who runs it? โ
โณ Votes count through Friday, December 11
HOW TO GET VOTES
Post it on Instagram and Facebook to get votes!
Post your voting link below so your fans vote for you. You can also download the picture for sharing.
Ask your customers and fans to vote for Two Fields Bakeshop at this link:
Also good: add your link to your Google profile, your website and your next email to customers.
Someone else posts for Two Fields Bakeshop?
What you can win
- ๐ A place in the Best of Berkeley Heights guide: Winners and Finalists (the top three in each category) are in the guide every reader of The Heights Weekly gets.
- ๐ฐ A feature story: every Winner gets its own story in the newsletter.
- ๐ A window decal and a badge for your website and social media, like these.
- ๐ฃ The Neighbors' Champion: the business whose link brings out the most voters wins its own award.
Print a sign for your counter
Customers scan the QR code and vote while they wait. Leave it up: the vote runs all year. I'm also mailing you a window sign and a counter card. It should arrive around Tuesday, November 17.
About Best of Berkeley Heights

Hi, I'm Paul, and I write The Heights Weekly, a free weekly newsletter for Berkeley Heights and Murray Hill. Best of Berkeley Heights is a guide to the best local businesses, voted by neighbors. It's free exposure for Two Fields Bakeshop: nothing to buy, and nobody can pay to win.
What is Best of Berkeley Heights?
Best of Berkeley Heights is a guide to the best local businesses, voted by neighbors. Neighbors vote for their favorite pizza, coffee, barber, mechanic and more, and the Winners and Finalists in every category make the Best of Berkeley Heights guide.
Who's organizing it?
Paul, who writes The Heights Weekly, a free weekly newsletter for Berkeley Heights and Murray Hill. Best of is part of the newsletter's launch, to help local businesses get noticed.
Does it cost anything?
No. It's free, there's nothing to buy, and nobody can pay to win. Rankings come only from neighbors' votes.
How are the winners picked?
Neighbors vote on the ballot, one confirmed email each. The top three in each category are Finalists, and the most votes wins. This year's votes count through Friday, December 11, and the guide comes out Friday, December 18. Voting stays open all year: later votes count toward next year.
Who sees the results?
Questions? Write to me at paul@gladsquare.com or call or text (312) 869-1883. Paul