Food: 4.5/5 Service: 4.2/5…read moreAmbiance: 4.2/5 Value: 3.8/5 The farm store is very interesting. I enjoy the various pastries and sandwiches they have on offer. I liked the brisket biscuit ($17); very tasty but it is not cheap. I also like the chocolate almond croissant and the passion fruit donut. They did not have the creme brulee donut available when I went, else I would've ordered that. But overall the food is delicious. The place is fairly far from route 20 and takes a while to get to, but is a nice place to visit once in a while.

I don't know how this was my first time going! Despite the first frost, the grounds were still…read morebeautiful! Our choices: Pumpkin cold brew Matcha cider Bacon egg and cheese on a biscuit Apple butter cider donut Cinnamon roll ‍ And last but not least, our favorite was....the banana pudding The food, the flowers, the vibe, the service, the foliage, THE COFFEE. Everything was amazing

Went to the car wash, and when I was done, drove across the street into the parking lot and got my…read moreempanada order to go. I received three empanadas for just over seven dollars, presented over some lettuce with an aïoli sauce type dip So let me tell you, these empanadas were egg, bacon, and cheese wrapped in a pillow Philo type dough. Lovingly made, these empanadas were out of bounds delicious.! The homemade aïoli type dipping sauce was perfect for these empanadas. After I finished the empanadas, I found taking lettuce and dragging it through the aïoli sauce fitting. I finished the whole serving, wanting more! Drago's I wanted more! To say this newer restaurant is an institution would be an understatement. This place was hopping, with customers coming in and out constantly as I waited a few minutes for my takeout. OK! Here's the drawback... I loved the heavy duty carryout bag, but Drago's you need to put your logo on the bag! It would be the frosting on the cake Thanks again, Drago's Kitchen! I loved the experience. Until next car wash!

We checked this place out at probably the busiest time to go, Sunday morning. Despite that, we were…read morein and out in under an hour. The servers were friendly and quick, and the decor is very rustic and clean. Good sized tables and chairs. It took us maybe no more than 5 minutes to get seated, not a big deal. As for the food, I cannot recommend that chicken and biscuit sandwich more!! The chicken was so tender and crispy, and it paired perfectly with the biscuit, the sauce, and the egg. I will say, it said on the menu it would be an over easy egg but I think it was more medium, but honestly it was SO DELICIOUS it really didn't matter. We also tried a BYO omelet and that was good! I think the broccoli was cooked very well, nothing felt raw in the omelet. I might have liked a smidge more cheese to help it all hold together, but again, not a big deal!! It was a standard omelet, I probably wouldn't get that again but I would 100% get that chicken and biscuit sandwich!! Also their prices are very good!!

The Royal Coachman Tavern is an absolute gem. Hadn't been here in a bit over a year (damn, I wish…read moreI lived closer!), but plan to stop by more frequently. The only thing better than the scenic drive through the hills and dales of western CT is getting there. The menu is eclectic, the food very excellent, the ambience, the atmosphere, the service ... all tops! Last time, cheeseburger and fries. This time, fish tacos and fries. Choice of soft white flour or hard corn shell. I went w the soft flour, which came out overstuffed. The fish was perfectly cooked, the seasonings complemented everything. And the fries. Hand cut, with a very finely grated green herb (parsley?), which was a good touch. And Sherice! Handled the bar area, inn check-in, phone, register, everything else effortlessly. Seemed like she was on roller skates. 20,000 steps / day? At least, and with a smile. 5 unequivocal, "I wish I lived closer" stars And, after reading fellow Yelpers Jason and Tom D, I have to try the coconut chili wings and the fish and chips next time!

ORIGIN: Riverton, Connecticut is a popular destination for…read morefly fishing, so it comes as no surprise that the name of the ground floor tavern at the Old Riverton Inn is named after a fly fishing lure -- The Royal Coachman. EXPERIENCE; What did come as a surprise to me was the popularity of this rural tavern on a fall Friday evening and the quality of food and service experienced. Jason P. had reported excellent fish and chips, noteworthy wings, and selection of local beers at the tavern in his review. I ordered the fish and chips alongside the server's suggested Norbrook Farm-brewed Mount Pisgah IPA. The fish and chips dish ($20) was as Jason had described -- "TOP TIER". I look forward to exploring the menu further (although it will be hard to pull me away from the fish and chips). Kudos to the tavern's Head Chef Austin Ouelette and his crew! AMBIANCE: There are three dining areas -- an outdoor patio, a newly renovated, modern dining room, and the original dining room filled with colonial-inspired furniture. TIP: Parking lot size was insufficient the Friday evening I visited, necessitating parking on the shoulder of State Route 20 . This possibility may be circumvented via a visit on an earlier weekday. The tavern is open to visitors and inn guests Wednesday through Sunday.

The Bushy Hill Cidery is located on the same property as the Bushy Hill Orchard. The Cidery is only…read moreopen on the weekends. It is so adorable, homey and inviting on the inside. I got the Jump Start Cider! This is a ginger cider, it is light and invigorating and truly had all of senses ready to go! I love how refreshing and crisp it is! They also sell some locally made soaps, baked goods, and preservatives! I got a large jar of locally made honey. They also have ice cream, which I didn't try this time. I wish there was some live music here. They have board games you can play. I'm not familiar with a lot of Cideries in the area. This one is a lot of fun. Everything about The Bushy Hill Cidery is local and homemade. I cannot wait to go back and try more of their menu.

We came to this farm in September for the tractor ride and apple picking. After, we bought a 4-pack…read moreof the Bear Essentials hard ciders and sat at one of the picnic tables to drink it. The ciders were enjoyable. Bushy Hill Cidery is located in Clark Farms. They make apple wine, cider, and hard cider from 20 different types of apples they grow. They have 4 types of hard ciders: 1. B.N.D (dry) 2. Ruddy Wild (dry-cranberry) 3.Jump Start (ginger flavored) 4.Bear Essentials (local honey blend-sweet) And 2 types of apple wine: 1. Citron 2. Apple Blossom They serve those in house and you can purchase cans and growlers to go. They also serve local CT craft beer and mimosas. There's a porch, patio, and indoor area to enjoy those drinks. They also serve food from a limited seasonal menu. I look forward to going back to try out some more of their ciders and food!

Came back to lad pittas for dinner. The one thing I remembered was the guac and pork belly. We…read morestill got the guac and pork belly. It definitely was still as I remember and oh so good. No other place does or makes this. This time I got the chile relleno con camarones. And my husband got the las pitras special. The refried beans were so flavorful along with the Mexican rice. You can feel and taste the love they put into the food. The service was beyond and above what we expected. We were checked on constantly and made sure we were happy. They definitely try to make you feel at home here. Wil comeback.

We were very impressed with the food and service here. It was our first meal in this 1 yr old…read moreeatery. They do, unfortunately, use Canola oil, dang. But they were more than kind switching it out with olive oil and butter for every dish we ordered and were meticulous about changing us from refried to black beans to avoid even pre-made Canola-laden food. Kennedy was a caring young man serving us, and his mom, Adrianna, backed him up to assure our complete satisfaction. This is a family place. I asked if the kitchen crew were also their family. Adrianna smiled and said, "Different family, but yes, family." We enjoyed a top sirloin steak with garlic mashed potatoes and grilled (olive oil) onions. So delicious. And my birthday hubby had Cameron (shrimp) al mojo (garlic sauce), which was wonderful to his last spoonful of mojo sauce. We topped off a perfect dinner with the best flan ever, swimming in caramel and generous and so beautiful. We shall return.

Best brunch in Valley! Nondescript exterior but a…read morevery...descript (?) modern, well-lighted and beautiful interior. Food was 5/5 gf options are 6/5 Service was great 5/5 4/5 atmosphere because the man in the next booth didn't possess an inside-voice but that isn't The Barn's fault and sooooo...4.9/5 Overall 5.25/5 Will add it to the rotation! See you soon

Your resturant is one of my family favorites- however your service can be VERY slow. Sometimes we…read morehave to wait over half an hour just for waters and my parents an alcholic beverage.. Your food is one of the only things i enjoy, but sometimes it comes out cold for waiting so long. Its very unique with some things ive never heard of (dont reccomend avocado toast!!!) Sadly your restruant is VERY VERY loud. Im used to people being at least somewhat quiet, but these people might as well laugh and scream into microphones. Maybe add a drink limit for some adults because its far too loud for a 'niche' restruant.

This was one of the most enjoyable lunch experiences I've had in a long time. You can tell…read moreeverything here is done with love. I got the chicken cutlet BLT and it was absolutely fantastic. The bread is absolutely to die for and the chicken cutlet was chefs kiss. I just moved to town and know this will be one of my go to spots! My dad ordered a whole sandwich banking on leftovers... there were no leftovers (he loved it so much).

Great sandwiches, great soup and even better customer service!…read more We ordered online-we customized our sandwiches (the only thing I would say is that their online system could use some love, it seems a little all over the place and the customization could be a little more in depth) But despite that, we ordered sandwiches and we both ordered the loaded potato soup. We debated on tasting it when we got there and then deciding to buy it (which is actually such a great idea) But we decided that we'd just go for it and ordered the soup too. The soup was phenomenal, so flavorful and warm, it was exactly what we needed on a snowy day. Our sandwiches contained everything we had ordered and they were beautifully made, not too messy but not lacking anything either. A footlong turkey, cheese, L,T, Bacon and Mayo was around $20. My husband's roast beef footlong with L,T, mayo, pickles, peppers, and provolone was a little over $22. A little pricey but like I said before-the sandwich wasn't lacking by any means. I think the best part was walking in and every single person working greets you so warmly. They seem so thrilled to do what they do every day and that alone makes me want to come back.

Very comfortable relaxing place to eat. My breakfast sandwich was top notch. Piper was very…read morewelcoming and service was excellent. I will add +1 to the positive reviews Highly recommend.

Absolutely incredible sandwich lunch place. Incredible bakery and delicious food on all fronts.read more

First time coming to blossom cafe which was Recommended to me by a friend , and to try the famous…read moreJapanese soufflé pancakes ! I'm always up to try new cafes , but to drive 40 min for a cafe when we have so many around us I was a little hesitant. But once we got there the restaurant was very nice , modern style with little greenery and bright / white anterior design . The staff was lovely they greeted us and sat us immediately. The menu had lots of options and something for everyone . I ordered the iced tiramisu latte and the ricotta hotcakes with Nutella and bananas . Which was amazing , very light and delicious ( I normally don't eat all my food because of large portions .. but I was given 3 ricotta hotcakes and I ate everything!! It was sooo good , very light and filling , highly recommend ! My sister ordered the VEGAN kimichi bowl which was really good as well . My mom ordered the mango soufflé pancakes which i tried and def worth the drive to try . Very light and fluffy cooked perfectly and tasted amazing. !! And presentation was beautiful My husband ordered the Korean fried chicken and waffles ! The waffles came in rose shape which was beautiful 10/10 for the presentation and taste . Again the fired chicken was still light ( and not to heavy ) Overall 10/10 great staff , great atmosphere and even better the food was delicious ( with lots of options and variety for everyone). Definitely worth the 40 min drive and I will definitely be back again !!!

I loved dropping in at Blossom Cafe for breakfast! I went with my daughter and we chose wherever we…read morewanted to sit on a Friday morning. The ambiance is really chic and cute. Their summer menu feels so creative and unique. It made me want to return regularly to check out what else they have come up with. I ordered the rose latte and the scallion pancake breakfast sandwich. I have never had anything like it before! Whoever thought of it is brilliant. It's a scallion pancake and it is stuffed with sausage and eggs. It is so delicious and satisfying. It comes with a side of sweet potato fries, and of course my daughter loved that. Also I wanted to shout out the waiters, who are really nice and attentive! The only reason I'm not giving five stars is that they don't have pastries! I wonder why. It would really hit the spot in a cafe like this, especially with their coffee.

Went for breakfast with four friends. A very clean restaurant and Carmen was welcoming and…read morecourteous. The food was prepared well. We all enjoyed our breakfast/lunch. What a really nice place to visit. There were beautiful plants which I enjoyed. I noticed that they also have a big dining area for celebrations and birthday parties.

So walking in we were not sure it really was an Italian restaurant. We could not smell the usual…read moresauce/pizza in the air. We hesitated because of that. There were plants everywhere in the dining space, just didn't match up. (The pendant lights were nice but the mismatch could have looked artistic but instead just looked mismatched). Kitchen looked not well kept and disorganized. Our wait staff was very informal and not consistent, had to ask for silverware when salad was served. When pizza came had to replace silverware because when they removed salad bowls took the silverware. Salad was good, but was surprised the salad dressing came out in take out containers since we were at a sit down dinner. It felt like we were at a take out place. We ordered the pizza special butternut squash, onions, bacon and cheese, didn't realize it was going to be a white pizza, the toppings were disproportionate, heavy on bacon (was too salty), after the first bite not so great.