Finally got to the beautiful new location!! Service was great, even though they were busy. Food…read morewas excellent had a breakfast sandwich, wanted a taste of everything will be going back soon for one the delicious looking pastries.

The setting for this cafe is amazing. It resides on a beautiful horse farm and seating is…read moreprimarily outdoors so the weather needs to be a consideration if you plan on enjoying their menu on the premises. They serve an array of tasty donuts (not like donuts found elsewhere) croissants, other french style pastries as well as other breakfast and lunch items. Although the line for service can appear long, it moves very quickly. Everything is excellent. They have become so popular that they now have another location as well

Similar to almost two years ago, after attending morning Mass nearby, four of us stopped in for…read morebreakfast. Busy for a Monday morning, but then good food always attracts a crowd. Our server, Chris, produced menus and took drink orders. Although I am a big fan of housemade corned beef hash (and Drago's is exceptional), I was intrigued by one of the numerous specials, "The Pastor" Benny. It consisted of two separate towers of sausage patty on the bottom, then potato pancake, with poached egg and hollandaise sauce on top...and several spices. It was amazing, like a tsunami hitting my taste buds. The potato concoction was perfect, as were the poached eggs. Two of my friends had Granby Oaks, and the 3rd had several ala carte items. All of us were members of the clean plate club. Chris was excellent and efficient, and kept us well-caffeinated. Overall, great food and service, and reasonable prices. One caution...if you come on weekends, probably call in advance to see if they take reservations. They get crowded. 5 pastor benny stars

Yet again, fellow Yelper and breakfast lover, Rich B has found me another gem. Drago's kitchen in…read moreGranby has some great food. My wife and I were headed in that general direction on an early Saturday morning and this was the spot I picked. I will say, going in, I knew that breakfast may take some time and that Drago's isn't what I'd call, "diner-quick." That was ok with me because I had time to kill before a loose 9am appointment. It took a bit for us to be acknowledged and seated but I was ok with that. Our waitress was warm and welcoming and though I knew what I was going to order before I even left the house, the specials she rattled off all sounded great. I am obsessed with biscuits and sausage gravy and knew it was on the menu. It's not only on the menu but the staff's shirts all mention the biscuit. DAMN that is a good biscuit. It's a HUGE cheddar and chive biscuit (big enough for a sandwich). Paired with the sausage gravy and my perfect over-medium eggs it was a wonderful meal. My wife had the French Dip benny which she liked but would not order again. She felt the roast beef was a little tough. Hers came with a "loaded potato cake" which was insanely delicious. It's about the size of a crab cake, made with shredded potatoes and was so, so good. Of note-reasonable prices, many vegan, vegetarian and GF options (including vegan meats and cheese). The lunch menu looks really tasty too. I will be back (and I will get both a biscuit and a loaded potato cake to go, in addition to another great meal).

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.

Tucked away in the corner of Riverton is this little restaurant right over the Farmington River…read more Cozy, quaint and homey, serving great portions with incredible quality. Their menu has a lot of different options to please everyone in your party. They've got the typical go-to's (burgers, sandwiches, pizza) but then you get into some house made comforts like chicken pot pie and bacon wrapped meatloaf. The service is great, but since it's a pretty small place the waitresses might be pretty busy so just be patient. With that said, seating is fairly limited on a busy Friday/Saturday night or if they are having a special for dinner, so definitely make reservations! We came for late lunch on Saturday and it was fairly quiet. Needless to say, since it's off the beaten path we sometimes forget this gem is here but when we remember we never regret it!

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!

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.

Start with Horchata drink cuz it is a hug for your tummy. The margaritas are special, too with a…read moreslight Tamarind flavor on the rim. Honestly, everything here tastes great because it is made with a love of feeding people. These ladies enjoy introducing you to tastes from their home and seem to take great pleasure in watching you discover new flavors for you.

What a gem...all from scratch entree.so a bit of a wait ..but well worth the wait…read more Pleasant ambience and great staff...

Great Food, Great drinks & Great Staff !!!! must consider if…read moreyou're in the area. my goto spot

We went to brunch here and enjoyed our meal. We got a breakfast sandwich and breakfast tacos. The…read moretacos tasted really and the sandwich was delicious too. I wish the tacos came with home fries too because they were seasoned perfectly! The service was very attentive.

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.

I heard about this place so grabbed a sandwich, it was $12.95 put with tax and tip was over $15.00…read more The sandwich was tasty but a little dry. I still split it with my son but he said it was small, again this is chicken breast breaded so we determine if to think it's a good value.

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

My husband and I returned for lunch today and, as always, enjoyed it very much. I had the egg salad…read moresandwich and he had the cup of soup and half sandwich (crispy chisken) combo. Both were excellent, we like the atmosphere there, and the service is pleasant. We were impressed by the freshness of the ingredients, lovely bread, homemade potato chips, and the seasoning of the soup (today it was chicken rice). We are ex-New Yorkers and commented that if RC were there, it would be packed all the time. We arrived shortly after noon (on a Friday) and got seated right away. The Railway Cafe is one of many things that we appreciate about Winsted! We'll return soon.

Made a reservation for my friends birthday, had an amazing experience and the food was great!…read more Seated us in a beautiful spot in the cafe, and presented my friends pancakes with a candle!

This place is a breath of fresh air for the CT brunch scene, vibrant Asian-fusion flavors and a…read morestunning, plant-filled aesthetic. It's THE spot for those craving pillowy Japanese Soufflé Pancakes aka Hottokeki or a savory Korean Egg Drop sandwich, paired with expertly crafted strawberry field matcha. My favorite however was the katsu chicken over rice.. incredible flavors, the breading on the chicken was crisp. I'd come back just for that and probably try the Hong Kong toast next time. Service was great, a must-visit for foodies and social media fans .

Five Stars all around whether it's the delicious drinks, tasty apps, main meal, house made desserts…read moreor the great smiles of the friendly staff. Shawna the manager goes above and beyond to make sure that guests are always happy. Food is amazing! Always reliable and amazing! Happy Hour has great small bites and a great happy hour drink menu! Did I mention the family meal? I have ordered this meal many times and never been disappointed. It's great when you're having a small party! Last time I think I even ordered two of them ! Can't say enough! 5 stars!

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.