My friend and I just had breakfast at this restaurant. It was a wonderful dining experience. The…read morebest western omelette I ever had and I'm old lol. The coffee was amazing. They get green beans and roast them themselves. The service and ambience was amazing. Can't wait to go back and try their lunch someday.

The WORST hamburger we ever ate at a sit-down restaurant. We asked for medium and received…read morehockey-pucks that were drowned in condiments. Patties were definitely from frozen meat that had smelling odor. French fries were so well done, they were crispy chips. Spent $42 for 2 burgers and 1 sparkling water. Left the place with just few bites. Since I was with my wife, we did not make a scene. If I was there alone, I would have sent the burgers back and left the place.

The food is normally cooked just like at home. The girls are right there on the spot to serve you…read moreservice is an excellent ambience laid-back atmosphere relax enjoy your food if you don't like you're at home. I highly recommend Granny's pancake house and grill try it you'll like it.

Wonderful cozy find! Best breakfast-for-dinner ever…read more We stumbled upon this absolute gem on a freezing, rainy evening after an outdoor event, just looking for a warm bite to eat around dinner time. My partner found this spot while searching nearby, and oh how happy I am that he did! I had been craving blueberry pancakes for days and was so excited to have a rare breakfast-for-dinner treat. From the moment we walked in, the warmth of the place completely melted the cold away. We were greeted by a wonderful, incredibly kind waitress, and the atmosphere inside was just so cozy and comforting. There was a lovely mix of people having their supper, including a sweet family of seven eating dinner together at the table next to us. It just had that perfect, welcoming community feel. The menu was seriously impressive. My other half ordered the southern chicken sausage gravy dinner, and it was phenomenal! I got my blueberry pancakes- my absolute favorite - and they completely exceeded expectations. I also tried the lentil soup, which was packed with flavor. Honestly, I don't think you could have a bad meal here if you tried. Our waitress (the same lovely woman who greeted us) chatted with us for a bit and was just so delightful and attentive. I even spotted a rice pudding with strawberries and whipped cream on the dessert menu that looked right up my alley, but between my pancakes and stealing a few delicious bites of the chicken dinner, I was far too full this time around! As we left, I noticed the pretty flowers and the outdoor picnic tables. I'm sure this place absolutely hops on weekend mornings, but it was the perfect rainy evening escape for us. Thank you so much for your incredible hospitality-we are officially adding this to our regular rotation when we are in the area.

Beautiful little building with a cozy atmosphere. Staff was very friendly and the drink I tried was…read morepretty good!

Wonderful coffee with lots of specialty drinks & cool syrup flavors (house-made). If you're looking…read morefor an artsy, vibey coffee shop with good quality drinks, this is your place. Their pastries are also super tasty. The owner and staff were very kind. 10/10 :)

No one is perfect but I really like this place. The vibe is industrial, old hippie, outdoorsy chic…read more It is sooo human and practical, modest but eclectic both in menu and decor. The menu is pretty much honest and quality while still modest and limited. "You can't always get what you want, but if you try, sometimes, you get what you need". Good coffee selection. Well executed cuisine, able, considerate wait staff. Not for everyone but perfect for brunch for me. If you are around northern Pennsylvania give them a try. Not for elitists unless you are into funk.

Cafe Wren was great! The space inside was super cute to study in, play board games they have, or…read moreenjoy the patio outside that is open after close. They serve traditional espresso drinks and the iced vanilla almond latte was delicious! Also connected to a bike/canoe shop that's right off the Main Street in Milford

My wife and I were in Warwick visiting a relative in a nursing home. He asked us to pick him up a…read moredeli sandwich for treat. We stopped by chance at The Cracked Pot. Everything was awesome. It is a classic Deli with a huge selection. My wife had a turkey Reuben. I had the all the way Smashburger and we picked up a chicken Parm sandwich on a roll for our relative. This place has a great selection and prepares all in a great presentation. Try it. You'll love it. PS we picked up two frozen soups which we had for lunch the next day. They were homemade, delicious and it made our life a little easier.

fantastic place. I love hotdogs and I was not expecting to be so pleasantly surprised by their…read morecreations. great menu, great staff, small business, all the right check marks!

Just got a sloppy Joe the other day with roast beef, Swiss cheese coleslaw and thousand Island…read moredressing and I have to tell you it was amazing This is one of my wife's and my go to Sandwiches, especially on Monday when we both have long workday Hamburg Hot bagels is quick efficient. The food is always fantastic. Staff is amazing.

Amazing bagels and breakfast! Good selection of bagels and cream cheese spreads. So fresh and…read moreflavorful. We were in town visiting family and came across this spot and had it 3 separate times in 5 days and took a dozen back home with us to California. The owner Akeef (I'm sorry if the spelling is wrong!) is a wonderful man, you can see he loves what he does and he remembers everyone! The phone was ringing off the hook and there was a constant line but did not wait more than 5 mins to receive the food. Plenty of space to eat in or take out. Great friendly and speedy service. Fantastic food. You need to check them out!

Ummm hello? This is my new jam when I'm in town. What?! Real food, seasoned perfectly, and fall off…read morethe bone. And wait wait, I can get plantains, near Sussex?! I've been blessed ! Olluco offers homemade bbq, and some extras that will make you happy. The prices are decent too. For me, traveling with the kids is always tough because eventually you need to find real protein.....they can't survive on pizza and hot dogs for very long. We came here and got the chicken and Peruvian fried rice. The rice had great flavor and lots of veggies(peppers, zucchini, etc...). The chicken was seasoned PERFECTLY and so tender, like even the breast was juicy! We also got ribs and they were fall off the bone!! Yes finally, ribs that are seasons with a delicious rub(no need for sauce) and also fall off the bone tender. Yummo!! The place is very shack-esc lol...there's no decor and maybe 2 tables and a bar too. You can dine in but really it's more of a takeout joint, and that's OK! You can also grab drinks from the cold case. No fountain unfortunately. This is my new stop, I HOPE they stay in business so please give them a try my local Sussex friends!

Stopped in on a recent Sunday after seeing an amazing sandwich posted on a Sandwich Lovers page…read more Unfortunately it was a Special and nothing on the regular menu was like it. Small deli-like place with a few tables owned by a very nice, friendly couple. Plenty of non -alcoholic drinks ( cans & bottles) in a refrigerator wall. Parking in front and right on Route 23. One unisex bathroom. Typical BBQ road-stand with some Spanish influences. Portions large with ok pricing for these days. --Pork ribs ( approx 7-8 on a 1\2 rack) fell off the bone; good flavor, nice smoke ring; however they were obviously smoked earlier and reheated for me which dried out the top portion a little. --Pulled Pork sandwich with cole slaw and crispy onions was ok, but again, pulled pork a little dried out due to reheating/ --Mac & Cheese was very good. Breadcrumbs on top; Portion is plenty for 2 hungry people as a side. I recommend to try it; Not a lot of restaurant options in that area other than fast food.

Stopped by here thinking this was the relocation of Firehouse but this is a new store not…read moreassociated with that location. Been here twice so far and the menu has changed within a two week span. What stuck out were the fat sandwiches on the menu which reminded me of the good ole Rutgers New Brunswick days. This review is strictly on the fat sandwiches. I got the fat force (12 inch) it was huge and packed with ingredients. I also got the fat Delhi which was packed but I mistook jalapenos peppers for jalapenos POPPERS.... I will be back to try out the other fat sandwiches. * Parking on premise

Everything is delicious!!! Great workers and the owner is…read morethe best this place was closed for over a year due to a fire so great to have them back!! the best bagels around you can't go wrong visiting this establishment

Love coming here for lunch! The service is always really positive and pretty quick. The staff is…read morevery helpful and kind. The menu is delicious with different sandwich and salad options. The desserts are also really tasty. I usually see about $30 for my meal with a lemonade and small dessert. They have a small farmers market inside that varies with the season. Some meats and pasta, sometimes fresh fruit or vegetable. This section changes so it's not a guarantee they will have what you're looking for. Large indoor space with maybe 10 four tops and some outside seating. Pretty views and sunset. Gravel parking lot with plenty of spaces. They can get busy on weekends with good weather.

Great spot for lunch! My mom and I came here and both really enjoyed our meals, fresh brewed iced…read moretea, and the cozy farm ambiance. Service was quick and they had a lot of nice pastries and goods in the marketplace too.

Man, this is why I love traveling so much! We are in NJ/NY this weekend and I have been…read moreanticipating the coffee and bagels. Despite our best efforts in NC, it just isn't the same. As luck would have it, right next door to our motel was The Bagel Tree. Upon entering, you are immediately hit with the overwhelming aromas of steaming bagels and really good coffee. If you weren't that hungry or thirsty before, you are now. There is a plethora of bagels to choose from ("Would you say I have a plethora of bagels?" "Oh yes El Guapo, you have a plethora"...haha, damn that was a good movie...) I decided to go for the tried and true bedrock of the bagel world, an Everything Bagel. A sausage egg and cheese everything bagel sandwich to be more precise. Absolutely delicious. Couldn't be any more of what I wanted. Bagel just completely crusted with toppings! And using whatever North Eastern magic, just about every speck of them stays on the bagel while you eat it! Utterly fascinating and enjoyable. Sausage was probably the same pre-made, frozen disc every place uses, eggs were actually real and cooked on a flat top, the cheese was some non-descript version of Kraft singles that was all melty and gooey - again, exactly everything you could want out of a bagel sandwich. The coffee was Lacas brand. Never heard of it before now, but it was really good. I am, admittedly, a bit of a coffee snob. I have the good fortune to have spent quite a bit of time in Europe and I have been to Central & South America a dozen times, so I feel like I have enough worldly coffee experience to express an educated opinion: Lacas Coffee, pretty darn good. And it's self serve at The Bagel Tree, so you can personalize it however you want! Awesome The service was fine. I'm a tourist, not a regular, so I can't say whether or not it's improved or declined. There were about 8 dudes from a tree service company already in the store when I rolled in, and it took less than 6min to order, get my coffee and then walk out with my bagel. I'm not complaining. I'm really looking forward to trying other bagel shops in the area, especially ones in NY, but if I was only able to go to The Bagel Tree this trip, I wouldn't be disappointed at all. If you're ever in the area, give it a try!

This place as gone down hill. This time upon getting to the front door I was met with a miserable…read morewoman who before saying hello or anything said "you can not come in with that dog" I explained he was a service animal and she then replied "you can't come in with the dog" I repeated he was a service animal and she then asked me for documents. which is not allowed to be requested. I typically do have his card but had been traveling and didn't have it. This woman was rude out of the gate and broke many ADA laws... educate yourself. you cannot ask for any documents, ID cards, certificates, training records, or a special vest for a service dog none of that is required or requestable under federal law. If it's not obvious what the dog does (e.g., it's not visibly guiding someone or pulling a wheelchair), staff are limited to asking just two questions: (1) is the dog a service animal required because of a disability, and (2) what task has it been trained to perform. They cannot ask about the person's diagnosis or disability itself. get it together it is 2026