4.5: Food, service and price: awesome, which is really what matters. Atmosphere, location and baked…read moregoods: OK. These days it's hard to find a cafe that isn't overpriced and better than just average. But Toasted Oat hits the high points of quality of cook on the food, even if the ingredients may not all be top notch. They have breakfast sandwiches, bowls and scrambles, as well as regular sandwiches, salads and burritos. We enjoyed the regular breakfast sandwich with spinach and cheese (subbed the meat but wish the spinach had been cooked in - $7) and the breakfast scramble which included 2 eggs, 3 veggies, cheese, protein all mixed/cut up together, as well as hash brown (didn't exactly look homemade?) and toast ($11). Everything was served in to-go containers so the looks weren't the best but makes sense given the place and that most people probably don't dine in. You order at the counter and they bring you your food. Everything takes time to come out so you know it's done to order. They also have some coffee and tea. They had a few coffee cake items in a glass display but didn't look homemade either. It feels like a cafe should have more selection of pastries but again bother me. Service was friendly and patient. The actual location isn't that great visually either. There is one longer table and a few smaller ones, but it's not a big place and not decorated to impress (fine by me!) It is located in a small nondescript plaza with an Indian market. Small parking lot. Wish this small business well!

Toasted OAT Cafe in Canton has been here a long time. I'm not sure why I haven't stopped here…read morebefore. My brunch buddy and I had to make a last minute change of plans, so we landed at Toasted OAT today for breakfast. There are a few tables in a roped off section of the parking lot to eat outside. Inside, there's a long table in the middle, 3 smaller tables on the left, and a bar at the window. We had no problem getting a seat, but it seems like it's more of a take-and-go place than a destination to eat. There are a lot of customizations you can make to your food order, which is more easily done in their online ordering system--but there's a $1.95 service fee to use it. My friend and I made our decisions based off of that system but ordered at the counter. While there are a lot of breakfast and lunch options, there aren't many beverages. Coffee, hot chocolate, and tea are the mainstays for warm beverages, and all cold beverages other than cold brew coffee are prepackaged bottles in a cooler and run just short of $4. Every order, whether it's take-out or eat-in, is served in disposable packaging with disposable utensils. I ordered the Reuben bowl without eggs and a side waffle with syrup. Kind of love that I could get a side waffle. It took a while for the food to come out. It felt longer than it should have been for how few people were there, but I didn't time it. My waffle was cold. The tator tots in the Reuben bowl, however, were cooked perfectly, as were my friend's hash browns. Everything tasted great. If you're looking for the picturesque weekend brunch experience, this isn't it. But if you want a quick bite that's well made with quality ingredients and no-fuss beverages, you'll be very happy here. Even more so if you want to take it on the go.

First time here and I would definitely go again! I just stopped in for a coffee, but it was just a…read morereally good iced coffee. While I didn't order food this time, the sandwich options looked great, and they also have a fridge stocked with grab-and-go food items plus desserts you can take home. The inside is super cute and cozy, such a nice spot to pop into or hang out for a bit. Overall, great first impression. I'll absolutely be back and will definitely try the food next time

Just left the Little Oak Cafe. We will not be returning. Service staff was condescending and the…read morefood was terrible. Waffles with fruit- frozen waffles with rotten fruit. Roast beef panini on molded bread. When we pointed the food issues out to the staff we were told we could call the manager. No apology. If I could leave less a star I would.

Back in the '70's, the only bagels you could get around here were Lenders frozen bagels from the…read moresupermarket. My Mom loved bagels but those were NOT what I considered bagels! I lived in the Bronx at that time and on the main shopping street near me was a bagel bakery-you walked in and saw the vats where they boiled them and then put them on a conveyor to bake. I started bringing home bagels for her and soon my whole family started asking me to bring some for them - next thing you know, I was bringing 12 - 13 dozen bagels whenever I drove home (I have a big family)! The bagel bakery began giving me a discount for such huge orders. The only kind I refused to bring were garlic - my car (and I) would smell like garlic long after I arrived. As wonderful as those bagels were, Blue House makes the best bagels I've ever had. And the whole Vibe there is so welcoming -always friendly and helpful staff, so many great products, and a lovely area to sit and enjoy my chai and bagel. My only "complaint" is not being able to buy their fresh bagels on Monday or Tuesday!

I have a tradition of "Bagel Wednesday" at work and I am very fortunte that along my commute there…read moreare easily over half a dozen bagel shops to choose from. Parking lot is small but easily navigable. The variety of bagels is out of this world. Always good to go early so you can get a pick of whatever you want - they do tend to sell out later in the day. Service is quick, typical counter service with a smile. Love the old farm house vibe throughout. Really a great spot to grab a coffee and hangout or grab a dozen to bring to work! Rosemary olive oil, Za'Tar and Togarashi are my top 3!

We had a great first time at "At the Rooftop"! It's great to see the space used for a fun new…read morerestaurant after the longstanding Chinese place closed down so long ago. We came for brunch on a Saturday morning of Thanksgiving weekend with a group of 8 and expected it to be packed so we made a reservation just in case (but it wasn't necessary). We were seated quickly upstairs although service was a bit on the slower side to begin with (I think workers were still trickling in). All of us enjoyed our food! Two of us had the Belgian waffles (a few ingredients were not as described but still OK) and two of us had the Chicken & Waffles which were tasty! I had the artisan sourdough breakfast sandwich which was absolutely massive, hubs had a delicious brunch burger and Dad had the "Eggs in Purgatory" (similar to a shakshuka). Everything was delicious and clearly freshly made as we customized a few things. Coffee was hot and refilled plenty! Will definitely be back to try the lunch and dinner menus, and especially the rooftop once the weather is better!

Food was great, service excellent! Maine Sushi Roll was amazing, as was seafood martini appetizer.read more

We had such a great experience here today!! I've lived here for 70 years and never knew about it…read more Great food - very large portions and well presented. Nathaniel, our host, added a great deal to the experience. Took home a quart of beef stew for our dinner and it too was delicious. Will be back soon. Want to try their breakfasts Thursday - Sunday.

"And I can break away to the better life Where the shackles…read morenever hold me down I'm gonna make a way for each happy day As my life turns around" (The Beach Boys) You might understandably think your navigation system has gone kerflooey when you set a course for the Breakaway Bistro at 195 W Main St in Avon. That's because when you pull into the shopping plaza.....you don't see it. But if you circle around to the right, you'll see it on the side of the strip mall's buildings. And trust me, this spot is definitely worth hunting down to experience a standout breakfast or lunch. We walked in a little before 1:00 yesterday and found a table for two in the back left corner of the dining room, so we had a good view of the entire room. I have to tell ya, the place was packed! Breakaway closes at 3:00 every day except Sunday (2:00), and there were breakfast and lunch menus out, plus a few daily specials. My wife went with a "William's Ham Panini" ($17) with thin sliced ham, bacon, caramelized onions, cheddar and honey mustard on a grilled panini. We both were struck at how much ham was piled onto her sandwich. She had a few choices for a side dish and put her nickel down on potato salad. I went with The JT Salad ($16). The menu says it's been their "best-selling salad 25 years and counting". It was a big portion of mixed greens served with house balsamic dressing, grape tomatoes, gorgonzola cheese, and grilled chunks of teriyaki glazed chicken breast. It was stellar, with plenty of that yummy cheese and chicken. The only sour note with our lunch was a rather steep $4.25 for a glass of iced tea that was half-filled with ice. The food was very good and a decent amount of leftovers came home with us for another day. I was unexpectedly impressed by how crowded Bistro was on a random Monday. I bet you'll be too.

First time at new location and the new spot is definitely set up differently than The Black Dog and…read moreMargaritas was before it. Actually the dining area is small, and the feeling in the room is almost like you're in the basement of a house. Aluminum gutters as crown molding is an unusual touch! The service was great. Very attentive. Food did not come out fast. Dinner was fun. Cheesesteak was good. The sandwich was a bit messy to eat but that might be expected. Custom chicken sandwich was not quite as stated on the menu. The "tempura" fried chicken was more like a frozen patty than a tempura battered piece. I had a fun dinner. Two chili dogs and fries! Have not ordered that for dinner since Lum's was down the street! My only criticism is that they were not on a New England style roll. (Buttered & grilled). My fries were cold. The tater tots are the way to go The real surprise of the night was the bottle of root beer. It tasted like the real thing and not the big brand sugar water! We finished the night with lava cake and cannoli, which were ok. The ice cream served with the cake was the winner!

Huge menu and they do all the food really well - drinks are creative too (aperol spritz is…read moreunderrated). Lumberjack breakfast is fantastic. More than anything, I've always gotten really great service - highly recommend!

I was very sad to see the Lilly Pad Cafe's social media post today announcing their closure…read more The two women who owned the cafe were incredibly sweet and friendly, and we really enjoyed our interactions with them. It's sad to see them go

I was so confused on where to find the cafe at first because there aren't any signs outside. I am…read moreso glad I ran into someone who pointed me to the right direction. The entrance is at building 30 and it's literally the first door past the first level door. They have specials and a few other basics on their menu. They also have infused lemonade and tea available at all times. Seemingly, it does a whole lot better than coffee at the premises since offices in the building usually have their own. I came on a day that grocery was running behind so they didn't have any of their specials available. I tried their raspberry iced tea that was served in a small cup, cool and without ice. I'm not all too sure if that is a standard. It isn't all too sweet and can taste the raspberry and green tea. The breakfast panini is served on a sourdough bread with 2 eggs, your choice of cheese with onions & peppers and can add sausage, bacon or back bacon. It is buttery and beautifully toasted. I opted for Swiss cheese and I absolutely love stretch! It's to die for! Besides their menu, they also offer refrigerated bottled drinks and chips.

I've frequented Lukes Donuts in Avon, very dependable stock of fresh donuts…read more This review however is finally being presented for the Canton Lukes Donuts and Grille! Located on Route 44 in Canton center. Formally The Whole Donut. The shop a well weathered donut haven with stools at the counter for a great coffee. The grille option I must still investigate. The server a dear senior lady reminding of my mom, but not trying steer me away from the calories. On this 1st stop, a half dozen of their tantalizing fresh donuts was driving my tastebuds: Oreo cookie topped with vanilla drizzle, a cinnamon roll donut (!), couple of their soft sweet glazed, chocolate topped, and a Boston cream! No complaints, I'd suggest getting there earlier in the day offers a greater variety and quite possibly a warm tray straight from the craft room!

It's a small shop, owner is super kind. I got chicken philly with chips and water for $10.00 …read more Sandwich is good, is a nice lunch for this price and better than most fast food places.

110 Grill is a chain that serves modern American cuisine. There are about 40 locations in New York,…read moreConnecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire. They pride themselves with offering gluten free options and an awareness of food allergies. This location is located in the Shops of Farmington. There are plenty of parking especially out back by the red barn. The restaurant was large and spacious. There was a huge U-shaped bar. They also have a nice patio area with plenty of seating and a fire pit; this would be great when the weather is nice. My family and I had lunch on Saturday. It was busy but not overwhelming. Our server was busy but super attentive and friendly. I noticed it was very kid-friendly since there were other kids there and they had a kids menu. Their menu was vast menu and I wanted to try so many food items. I started off with a hibiscus margarita; oh my, one of the best I've had, it was a 5/5. We also had the asian calamari; it's fried battered squid, banana peppers, and a side of sweet chili. This was mouthwatering good and it was a 4/5. I had a cesar half salad which was toothsome; the dressing, parmesan, croutons, and salad ratio was perfection. My main entree, I had the prosciutto wrapped cod; that is baked cod, wrapped with prosciutto, served over parmesan risotto and broccoli with lemon butter. The showstopper was the parmesan risotto, I could eat a gallon of that lol. The cod was okay, it needed more flavor but the prosciutto definitely helped with the flavor. Overall the cod fish was 3.5/5. Next time, I want to try their Thai sesame salmon, apricot shrimp risotto, pulled pork Mac and cheese, Bolognese, crab rangoon dip, and firecracker shrimp, to name a few. I was so torn but I chose a bit of a healthier option due to my New Year resolution. I loved that they had the total calories next to the menu items. My family and I look forward to going back soon!

I've eaten at 110 Grill locations before in NY, but unfortunately, the food's not up to par at this…read morebranch. I felt bad for the waitress as she tried hard to make our lunch experience pleasant (although I will say she and the rest of the waitstaff disappeared frequently even though the place was virtually empty), but my mother had something green and gross in her glass of water and then was served a salad with wilted lettuce, and I ordered a burger that took quite a surprisingly long time to make and it came out missing some toppings. It's possible the Italian place across the way is a better place to go, but I wouldn't come here again.

I really enjoy going to this bagel shop. The bagels are delicious, chewy with just the right…read moreoutside. My wife and I usually buy a dozen and eat them for the week! Sometimes we freeze some and have them over two weeks. I like to pay cash here. This is a small business. This is definitely a place for locals. The egg sandwiches are also terrific.

First time I was at Bagels Plus Deli a few weeks back, I ordered a sausage, egg & cheese on a plain…read morebagel. Sandwich was decent, tasty enough. As another reviewer had noted, the bagel itself had a more bread-like consistency, it didn't seemed boiled. My 2nd visit confirmed this, I ordered a cinnamon raisin bagel with strawberry cream cheese. That bagel was very blah & uninspiring. A weak 3 Star Rating for Bagels Plus Deli. My suggestion is to just order an egg sandwich if you go there, they use real eggs, so you'll get a much better sandwich than Dunkin'. But you'll be disappointed if you just get a bagel by itself. Also, they barely toast the bagel when you ask them to do so. And, as other reviewers have stated, the place could be cleaner.