Popped in and sprung a very last minute order for 23 sandwiches and sides and they were incredibly…read morehelpful to get it together promptly for us. Very kind people there and the sandwiches were yummy! Thanks!

3.5 stars - very good sandwiches but a bit disorganized. The menu is huge and they need a better…read moresystem to keep track of all the orders. Prices are reasonable and we got filling sandwiches with good quality ingredients, and they have some interesting drinks as well. This is a good lunch spot that could be even better with a little more work.

The food was just ok. It took 30 minutes from the time we submitted the online order to receive our…read moresalad and grilled cheese. People that walked in and ordered after us received their food before we did. The building is on the edge of an airport, but there is no way to watch the airfield activities.

The food was alright and the location itself was super cute but I would definitely say this is more…read morea grab and go situation.

Good place for breakfast. Convenient to many Burlington hotels. Parking in the mall lot. Plenty of…read moregood choices on the menu. Order at the counter and they bring the food to you.

Decent breakfast chain in the Boston area - visited with my team earlier this week…read more Ordered a matcha latte and a Sunrise handheld (with an over easy egg). Both hit the spot. My colleagues all enjoyed their food and drinks too. Happy to return.

I love Pressed Cafe! I have gone to quite a few of their locations and am always impressed. I love…read morehow each location has its own style and flair from a layout and decor standpoint but that they all keep the same level of efficiency and quality. I was really happy to hear that a location was opened in Woburn as it's wicked close. This one is in a great spot with plenty of parking - while the street itself on can get busy/hectic, something has to be! This location also has a nice sized outdoor seating space with a mixture of tables both in sun and shade via umbrellas. The inside is open and spacious with lots of nooks and crannies. They have a menu dock when you first walk in, and they have added two kiosks for self-service ordering. If you prefer to order with a person, you can still do that too up at the counter, and then there is another menu dock up by the registers to dispose of the menu upon ordering. The placement of the self-serve kiosks is good because you can't miss it, however, with how crowded and busy Pressed Cafes can get it can easily get really crowded since it is by the door - and if you don't realize it's kiosks, I'm afraid people will stand around waiting not necessarily knowing they can go order at the counter. Now let's talk the menu. It's massive with so many options. They do breakfast and lunch items all day long. So many options like you could go to pressed every day for a long time and/or for breakfast, lunch, and dinner and still have a different item for days, weeks, and maybe a few months. Now, every location has the same core menu, but some locations have extra sections or items - most notably for this Woburn location, is the brick oven and pizza - which smells so delish! The food is always amazing, always fresh, and made to order. Plus the portion size is very generous!! I have never got something that was not good and I did not like! I find the service to also be excellent. They are very friendly and again with how busy it gets there, they do a phenomenal job at keeping things moving - from taking orders, to delivering your order, to getting pickup/online orders ready, to cleaning up tables, etc. - they are so efficient. Prices are moderate. Depending on what you get, it can get pricey but it's not terribly overpriced considering - it is an upscale cafe and well, you do get what you pay for. All in all, I rant and rave about Pressed Cafes. You want breakfast, Pressed. You want coffee shop, Pressed. You want lunch, Pressed. You want a cool, hip, vibing place, Pressed. You want quick and efficient service, Pressed. Not sure what you want but want fresh, Pressed. Just go to Pressed! I did a pick up order for Chai Tea Latte a while ago for my first time at this shop and then went back most recently for sit down meals twice in one weekend - lunch and then breakfast. Pictured is my coffee from breakfast. Forgot to snap pics of the rest, but all looked and tasted great!

This is the only Pressed location with a Pizza Oven! They have a nice space here, it's a newer one…read moreand has all the favorites you love. You can come here 20 times and still not try their entire menu. I love their sandwiches, pizza, bowls, coffee--you name it. Plus breakfast all day. This location has lots of parking but it can get busy. Staff is friendly and food comes out quickly. You order at the counter and they bring it to your table.

Our trip to the Town Meeting Bistro was kind of an accident! It was more upscale than we planned…read morewhen we decided to get some grub before the Lafayette in America event - but it was a nice accident. The restaurant is in an inn and just being in the building is a pleasure. We went in the front door and asked where the restaurant was and had the pleasure of being lead to the back of the building through colorful rooms with vintage inspired wall paper. The green cameos on the front halls wallpaper were fuzzy!! The bathrooms were also a freaking delight. Great wall paper everywhere. The dining room was very beautiful with high back chairs and a fire place. They also offered dining on the porch which was really beautiful too - the inn is not secluded by any means, but there wasn't an overbearing amount of traffic, so the porch would probably be lovely. We ate inside though. My husband tried to go light and healthy with claim chowder and the seasonal vegetable. He also got an espresso. I just went ahead and got the burger with the salad. The burger came with homemade pickles which were pretty tasty. The salad had green tomatoes which were very interesting. All around I had a great meal. They also have an excellent selection of cocktails. I had a hard time choosing. but I ended up with the Rose Gold which featured some awesome rose gin. I love anything that tastes floral and this made me super happy. Also, plus points for the paper straw! Our waitress was also excellent and had a really warm persona. AND they were playing all my late 60's early 70's jams. I had a super pleasant time even if we didn't get the breakfast we were hoping for. The restaurant is walking distance from the historical sites downtown and great for a special experience or treat. Would love to see the rest of the inn some day.

We decided to do a nice dinner last night and went to Town Meeting Bistro to avoid the traffic and…read morerush of going somewhere in the city. The restaurant is set inside a classic hotel. When we walked into the hotel, there was no one at the check stand, and we eventually made our way through the bar to the restaurant's host stand. When you step into the main dining room, everything is awash with muted blues and grays--my scarf matched the color scheme pretty well, ha! We both ordered the kobacha (squash) soup, which was really quite delicious. It would've benefited from some sort of dippable bread or carb item, but it was very flavorful. The curry was definitely present without being overpronounced. I had the braised lamb neck, which came with glazed carrots and couscous. I order lamb all the time but had never ordered lamb neck specifically--I was pleased to find that it was tender and they gave a very generous portion! It tasted rather like a home-cooked meal. The harissa couscous was a nice complement. This dish just worked really well. For dessert, we shared the lemon posset, which is sort of like pot de creme. The lavender shortbread was really nice; I actually could've just had more of the shortbread by itself. The negative comes on the service front. We waited 35 minutes after being seated for our server to take our meal order and bring bread (their house bread is Parker House rolls, which were pretty standard Parker House rolls). After a while, we genuinely thought we had been forgotten about because it took over half an hour for our cocktails to arrive, and the restaurant was not full. However, I did enjoy The Ellen, a blackberry liquor-based cocktail, although the apple cidery "The Temptation" drink was too sweet for me. It was sort of strange because our server came to drop the menus and take our drink order and we didn't see her over a half hour. This was really the only negative of the meal, although since it was inching toward the hour mark before we received our appetizers, it was a pretty big ding. All that said, we'd certainly come back here.

My go to spot for a quick, affordable breakfast. The menu is pretty basic with omelettes, egg…read moreplates, sides, and some lunch options but is perfect if you need something quick! Staff is always welcoming and friendly. FYI it's back in a plaza and a little hard to see from the street.

They don't take credit cards but ATM inside entrance. They…read moredon't answer the phone for take out orders, too busy I was told. 3 egg omelets with anything you want inside.5* Hash browns aren't....they are fried potatoes, no seasoning nor pepper onions. $46 for 2 omelets, 1 waffle with WHITE STRAWBERRIES (1.50)!!! No drinks. ahhhh, nope. Bickfords Cambridge Rd. nicer atmosphere.

Same breakfast as Bickford's but $5.00 cheaper! Very clean…read moreand nice people. Large breakfast menu and fast service.

Went in there today with a friend ambience was nice. The place is very clean. They're server was…read morevery attentive. Give us great recommendations at a steak bomb omelette was cooked. Perfectly good. Good balance home fries cooked the way I like them. Everything tasted great my friend got a giant breakfast with pancakes and bacon and everything everything great love the iced coffee giant pancake good portions quicker would recommend anyone in the area really great place.

Very tasty food that's easy to pick up for a nice dinner. I particularly like the chicken marsala,…read morethe coq au vin, and meat lasagna.

Only a review of the Italian sub. iykyk…read more Not big but a fine size. Nice ingredients, a little pepperoni in there, whole leaf of crisp lettuce, "hot peppers" are banana peppers, not spread/relish. Lose a star on the bread. It's typical lifeless, stark white, gummy sub roll/french loaf that's all over New England. Drags the sandwich down. Please find a better bakery to supply these.