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

Hands down the best spot in Connecticut I've gone to this year! I've been concentrating on farm to…read moretable, scratch and/or organic local eateries since living primarily in the Berkshires the last few years. This spot has come highly recommended by many folks in the area, and I now see why. I headed out on the 40 minute trek south east on a Sunday morning and the parking situation almost scared me away. It will be packed, but don't worry, there will be a long line, however, it moves quickly and efficiently, and the staff is friendly and happy to help you when you reach the counter. The food was phenomenal! I personally tried way too much for one person. The cinnamon roll, a jelly doughnut, the short rib breakfast biscuit sandwich and the egg and cheese, avocado and parsley (also on a biscuit). In my defense, I had half of each sandwich and split them with another person. I was stuffed and had zero regrets. I can't wait to go back. You could not choose a more scenic surrounding. It is insanely gorgeous, and hard to comprehend that this place exists in Granby, CT when it belongs in the South of France (birds singing, bees buzzing about the flowers while the horses stroll the grounds) you're surrounded by top tier nature. My tip to you, would be to select your bakery and pastry items once you get inside and check out the posted menu, choose your (bread, donuts, etc. ) and then order a breakfast sandwich and drinks lastly, specifically coffee/lemonade etc. The berry lemonade is so good this time of year, then just go outside and enjoy your people and the scenery!!

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.

I picked up the Johnny Cage Breakfast Bowl, which included home fries, bacon, sausage, onions and…read morepeppers, two eggs, hollandaise, and chipotle sauce. It was packed with flavor and absolutely delicious! The portion itself was satisfying. My only suggestion would be to include toast or another side, especially since about half of the takeout container was empty.

My go to for breakfast is The Harvest Cafe and bakery in Simsbury. My picture this time is of…read moresomething I created called the build your own Benedict. One slice of house sourdough bread toasted and cut in half. On each half, goes a bit of grilled ham, then a poached egg with hollandaise and asparagus topped with bacon crumbles and scallions. Usually, I have a few slices of bacon on the side. Fantastic! I have iced coffee with my breakfast, as would any self-respecting New Englander. Come by the harvest for breakfast or lunch be a little creative even though the menu is full of things that are just outstanding. Say hello to the super manager, Mr. Scott and his crew of servers who never cease to amaze.

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!

Really cute location and bakery within the area. Not a ton of seating but there are some booths to…read moresit of play games. Definitely go early as they will run out of items. Did enjoy a pasty of a chocolate expresso scone which was really good but did feel a little rushed out as I came late even though they were open for another hour. Overall good and recommend!

Dad and I stopped in here for a caffeine fix and more…read more As a triple decade amateur baker and recipe creator this "sniffs in" at 4.5 stars... We showed up at 11:30am and per the worker it was a little thin but still many acceptable options. LEMON BLUEBERRY MUFFIN: -- nice irregular shaped appearance -- visually appealing -- not too sweet -- pronounced balance of both flavors which is rare with these two flavors when combined -- oftentimes the lemon dominates the blueberry -- tastes even better than it looks -- quite moist without being oily or greasy RATING = A JASMINE HONEY LATTE (HOT): -- smooth and just enough flavor and scent of both -- tastes natural and authentic -- smooth java RATING = A+ Quaint and country vibe inside. Very roomy space. Conveniently located near the airport for this weary traveler.

This is now one of my top three breakfast places…read more I always start these out by saying I spent most of my life in the restaurant business. I also owned a bakery in the eighties. So I can be very critical when necessary. But not with this beautiful family run restaurant and bakery. I never remember names, but the dad was in IT and got out and bought this orchard. Mom does the cooking and baking. And the daughters are the servers. Beautiful vibe and family. And friendly farm cats. A very small but fresh menu. My friend and I both had different quiches. This was the best quiche I ever had!!! We also split a bowl of oatmeal that was filled with goodies...nuts, granola, etc. we both had the tea/lemonade combo that was also wonderful. Then we went into the bakery to pay. But will all the goodies we both bought way too much stuff. In addition to the incredible baked goods they have frozen homemade soups, homemade jellies and jams, local honey, and much more. The sourdough English muffins were excellent. When we left one of the daughters was picking herbs from the raised beds. I had to think long and hard about whether to write this review. I want them to be successful but not too successful. Go...but please don't tell anybody.

This farm is definitely one of my favorites. They are a farm store, bakery, kitchen, and orchard…read more There is a vineyard and seasonal pick your own flowers farm onsite. I stopped in their farm bakery and was delighted with the offerings. They had pumpkin whoopie pies, frozen pies, soups, and more. The pumpkin whoopie pies were the best I've ever had. My husband agrees and he's a whoopie pie connoisseur. If you love farms, farm stands, and supporting local businesses, I highly recommend.

Drift Coffee was absolutely worth the drive in Milford! I ordered the Hazelnut Oatmilk Latte with…read morecold foam and the Funfetti Waffles without whipped cream, and everything was delicious. The latte was honestly one of the best hazelnut oatmilk lattes I've ever had - perfectly balanced, smooth, and flavorful. The waffles were just as amazing and made for a great breakfast. She ordered the Lavender Latte and the Cinnamon Toast Bagel, and loved both. The customer service was outstanding, and everyone was welcoming and friendly. On top of that, the scenery to and from the coffee truck, especially with the ocean views, was absolutely stunning. I would definitely come back if I have the opportunity again. Highly recommend!

Five stars for the coffee at this newly opened business. Monsoon Roasters out of Springfield is the…read moresource. This bean is bold but mellow. My breve latte (a first for the barista) was smooth but packed with flavor. They're still working things out service wise. Everyone was friendly if a bit unsure. I didn't eat but everything I saw go out looked great. The owner told me that all breads are homemade so I'll be back to try the sourdough. Pricing is right in line with area norms. The coffee shop is next door to Lakeview Tavern so it's right on the water with a lovely view.

Great experience. I got the morning wrap w/ crispy bacon as well as a nutella alfajor and my…read moreboyfriend got "the classic" which was a bagel, egg, bacon, & cheese. The wrap was great! Fresh & delicious. The wrap also came with home fries and those were the best part!! Seasoned beautifully and crispy. They accidentally made my order with sausage instead of bacon but the owner came out to personally apologize and told me she would replace it. I declined because I thought it was still great and wasn't going to make her redo the entire dish over a small mistake! She gave us 2 small alfajor's as compensation which she didn't need to do but did anyway! Very sweet gesture! Also, the nutella alfajor was delicious as well! Delicate, sweet, and soft. The ambiance was also very cute. Very clean, modest, and cute! Will definitely be back!

3.5: I had high hopes for this cute little place but was a bit disappointed in the food…read more The smallish menu consists of a few breakfast items like avocado toast variations, an omelette, a waffle and a pancake, as well as a couple sandwiches, and pizzette. They also have some baked goods like a cinnamon roll, alfagor shortbread cookies, and various cakes; they seemed to have a dry consistency which isn't my preference with pastries. The spinach and chicken empanadas ($6 each) were also a little dry and crust to filling ratio was more on the crust side. The two omelettes were ok but one was more well done than the other and you couldn't really customize it much; the home fries were good though. They also have a variety of drinks that were interesting, especially the Peruvian coffee and golden latte. You order at the counter and then your food is brought to you. Empanadas just needed to be heated. The atmosphere isn't bad. There are a few small tables and it was pretty quiet, with a few customers stopping in every once in awhile. In the warmer weather, outdoor seating is available. Parking shouldn't be an issue either.

Got a medium buffalo chicken and a medium pepperoni pizza. We are on the hunt for the best buffalo…read morechicken pizza in the area and will say, the hunt continues. The buffalo pizza hardly had any spice and no hints of bleu cheese at all. Both pizzas were decent but honestly on par with frozen pizza. Not much crust as the sauce and cheese reached the very edge of each slice.

Great pizza pies for this area of Granby! Excellent 8Oz…read moreburgers. !! Breakfast anytime with excellent home fries and corn beef hash. I prefer scrapple. Love their eggplant parm sauce

Good choice for a quick bite at reasonable prices and casual atmosphere. This review is only for…read moreDeep Roots which is located in the same space as the ice cream part. They have smallish plate foods like sandwiches, wraps, salads, tacos and soups. Of the things we tried, we liked the clam chowder (chunky and not too salty), eggplant wrap (breaded), Bahn mi, and the falafel wrap (could have used a bit more protein) the most. The phoritto was okay but wasn't crazy about the wrap as the "wrapper" and it was dripping with liquid; adding a protein would have also been better. Because the sandwiches don't come with sides, portions feel smaller, hence the name street food. You order at the counter and your food is brought to you. Service was nice, though shared between the two sides of the location. Head over to the other side to get some of the best ice cream around.

We were greeted right away which was nice. They offer an abundance of unique flavors not seen…read moreelsewhere. They also offer bigger straws which I love. I truly dislike that so many ice cream shops sell milkshakes with thin straws. The location was very clean as well.