So I came in here for a mocha latte and some maple toast and boy I wasn't disappointed. One of the…read morebest lattes I've had in a very very long time not bitter smooth the right amount of foam and the mocha came through without being overpowering. The maple toast was sweet, delicious and just what I wanted today. A cute place where you can sit out on the sidewalk or inside the cute little coffee shop you order at the bar. They call out your name for coffee and bring your dish to you. Everybody was nice and welcoming. Now when I walk into a building looking at me you can tell which way I voted and inside this place 99% of the people voted in a different direction. That doesn't bother me and it didn't bother them. They treated me with welcoming spirit and a wonderful meal. All I could think of is I woke up for breakfast but what did I care? Wonderful meal with wonderful people in a great little town. I highly recommend it!

I stumbled upon this delightful place for breakfast. I ordered the biscuits with jam and butter…read more The jam was homemade and absolutely delicious. Biscuits were buttery and perfectly crispy at the edges. Service was fairly quick too. Highly recommend.

Says open till 9. They always close early. The food is lacking from the Lady K 10-15 years ago…read more People that work there now give attitude when you order. So it's either a bad work environment or the employees now are pretentious. Brown rice salad is not the same. It's gross now. The pours are light. Don't waste your money or time unless Ken actually stops being a cheap small flatiron pos

Great stop for a good sandwich & happy vibe when traveling. Off the beaten track & tasty! Will…read morecome next time we pass thru. Loved the Brie sandwich & salad!

I love the service I get here The food is always good…read moreAnd they've added more seating and the music is better than most

Food and drink were excellent as usual. Atmosphere here is out of control. Never would expect a…read moresmall coffee shop with mostly elderly at all THREE times I've been here on a Sunday to be playing loud screaming metal. Really tone deaf in my opinion. I'm trying to do work and it's way too loud and just a weird music to play for a coffee shop crowd.

Scotty's is so convenient for a quick carton of milk, soda for a party, or they're delicious made…read moreto order sandwiches for breakfast or lunch. Everyone is so nice, and there is a great selection of lottery tickets too.

Overpriced buffalo chicken wrap and the size of a snack wrap at Dunkin. I never go backread more

Got here as a rest and gas stop on the way back home from PA. We wanted something quick and yet not…read morein the realm of the corporate burger fast food complex. D'Angelos is walking distance from several gas stations and we decided to enter. The place is clean and welcoming, and so are the rest rooms. That makes a good first impression. Service was superb, a friendly attendant by the register and a nice gentleman who offered us the take out menu for whenever we're traveling through there again. D'Angelos makes a good business in the online ordering sphere. They kept on coming nonstop when we were there. As well, several other people walked in for sit down eating, mostly a younger clientele, apparently from several of the colleges nearby. We had two good subs, a teriyaki chicken and a southwest chicken. Both superb. A good choice on our travels.

This was a great sandwich place to stop on the way home. So many options to choose from including…read morebowls, salads and even lower calorie bread options like pitas. I opted for the thanksgiving meal sandwich without the mayo in a pita pocket. Although the cranberry sauce was cold, the turkey and stuffing were both warm and It came with a warm gravy on the side which was the perfect addition to the sandwich. My hubby got the chicken teriyaki rice bowl and the sauce was perfect with the grilled veggies! It reminded me of a high end Subway or Blimpie with casual seating and friendly staff. I wish they had this chain closer to NY-- It would definitely be on my list as a regular stop.

What a great place to eat. We were so happy to stop by. The food is delicious and the people that…read morework there are great. Lots of happy faces and well fed tummies at Leo's. Relaxed and friendly vibe.

Stopped into this cute little place for breakfast today. The vibe is great, loved the playlist…read more It's a mostly self serve style place. After reviewing their large menu, you order at the counter. Everything is made fresh to order. There is also a wonderful selection of fresh pastry tempting you at the counter. Staff is friendly and welcoming. We ordered the primal bowl, maple bacon burrito and a raspberry lemon blondie. Everything was so fresh and delicious! You are expected to bus your own table, which we did not mind. Overall, prices were fair, maybe a little higher than one would expect for a burrito but their slightly higher prices allow them to pay staff a living wage rather than waitress wage. Because of this, they are a 'tip free' establishment. However, if you choose to do so, it goes to a community meal fund for locals which I think really sets them apart! Highly recommend for breakfast or lunch if you're in the area!

I love Wild Roots! I've gone to both the Greenfield and Sunderland locations! They have a healthy…read moreand delicious menu! My personal favorite is their spicy breakfast burrito. There's also seating inside and the service is relatively quick. Friendly staff as well! Would definitely recommend.

Stopped here when passing through town, we got the monster wrap and the back bean breakfast…read moreburrito. Slightly pricey but delicious. Kind folks, cute seating area.

We were visiting the beautiful Bridge of Flowers in Shelburne when we happened upon Hotfire Bar and…read moreGrill. We walked in and it looked chaotic but found out it's counter service where you order and pay at the counter and then find a seat and your food will be delivered wrapped to go. The seats free up frequently so we had no problem finding a table eventually (within minutes). We all decided what we wanted and I went up and ordered the food. If you are in a group, I highly recommend doing this so you can save your table. My friend and I had the Hammie Sammie, delicious and they are not cheap with the delicious ham. It was perfect! My other friend had the smash burger which she said was yummy too. Don't miss the fries! Generous amount, definitely enough for sharing, served in a greasy paper bag and scrumptious like fresh cut fries should be. You can also get them seasoned with garlic and parm if you wish. The food came quickly and hot. The place seems like it's run like a well oiled machine. People would get up and a smiling server would appear and quickly clean the table for the next customer. Highly recommend!

I stopped in on a Wednesday early afternoon as a single diner. It was not busy. You order at the…read morecounter, pay and wait for your food. They serve it in to go wrapping and offer packets of condiments. I ordered the French Dip and an order of French fries. $16 + $8 so it's essential $25 for lunch. The sandwich contained a bit less beef than I would have expected for the price, as you can see in the photo. It came with a pint container of au jus for dipping. The sandwich was a bit greasy and fatty, not really a bad thing for umami, but a tad more greasy than I would have liked. The roll held up to the at jus. Excellent! The sandwich was dying for seasoning along with the au jus . Salt and pepper at minimum. It made a big difference. It was ok but bland. The French fries were a very large portion served in a paper bag ala Five Guys. You can tell they are trying to produce a good product. Sadly the fries had ZERO crisp and were limp and borderline soggy. I think they need to double fry if they continue to use the same cooking method. An almost good, but a miss. Here's my biggest issue. The menu is not conducive to eating solo. I tossed well over half of my fries, wasting food and money. They really should consider offering a side portion of fries with sandwiches that is half the current size at a reduced cost. It was enough of an issue to stop me from returning unless I go with other folks. I think they are trying. Reviews are good. Normally I'd come again and try something else. A few days ago they posted a photo of a chicken parm special sandwich that had looked phenomenal. But unless they adjust their menu to make portion choices more conducive for solo consumers, I won't return.

This was a very convenient stop alongside the road on the way to Shelburne Falls. Pretty average…read morefor the area. Nothing special about the pastries. Don't believe they were made in store since they had an appearance of a commercial bakery product. They do have some very nice coffee mixologies pretty unique to this location. Very friendly. Counters and tables could have more attention. They certainly have quite a few staff people on. Not a place I would go out of my way to but convenient for the location.

Servers are pleasant food is good ambiance is not good. Screaming metal with most of the…read moreclientele elderly when I was there? A turn off

Went here for the first time a few days ago and wow! The service here really is spot on and the…read moreLobster they serve is also fantastic. Highly recommend.

Reviewed by Frog E. Green, Local Insect Control Specialist…read more As a longtime resident of the landscaping district immediately outside Hope & Olive, I've sampled many dining establishments in the area. Most offer mediocre lighting, poor insect traffic, and zero ambiance. Hope & Olive, however, continues to set the gold standard for frog fine dining. I arrived yesterday evening and secured a prime outdoor window-side table (vertical seating available for amphibian guests). The view was excellent, featuring lush greenery, attentive human patrons, and a climate-controlled observation deck. The appetizer selection was promising. Several small flying items passed through the area, but I decided to hold out for something more substantial. Excellent decision. Approximately midway through service, an enormous grasshopper practically launched itself onto a decorative hanging orb provided by management. I was immediately impressed by Hope & Olive's commitment to fresh, locally sourced ingredients. The entrée did put up a bit of a struggle. However, after a brief period of strategic positioning, professional stalking, and one lightning-fast procurement maneuver, I was able to enjoy the entire grasshopper. Portions are very generous. In fact, the meal was nearly as long as I am. Service was outstanding. The nearby humans appeared fascinated by my dining experience and refrained from interrupting me while I consumed an insect roughly the size of a canoe. After dinner, comfortably stuffed, I retired to the interior of the decorative orb for what can only be described as a food coma. It served as an excellent after-dinner lounge. As for the human food, judging from the smiles, laughter, and complete lack of attempts to steal my grasshopper, it appeared to be quite good as well. Pros: Farm-to-frog dining Excellent grasshopper acquisition opportunities Beautiful garden views Comfortable post-meal napping accommodations Curious but respectful human audience Cons: Grasshopper only appears once per evening Difficult to fit into your mouth, but that's a "me" problem Would hop here again. Frog E. Green Chief Executive Amphibian Western Massachusetts Branch of Pest Control & Consumption "Come for the atmosphere. Stay because you're too full to move."