Food was lowkey buns. I got steak tips and Mash and it was chewy and overcooked. Had to switch…read moremeals with my Mom because I could NOT stomach that. Service was alright took a while. It was kinda loud other than that it was fine.

This is definitely more of a nostalgic stop for us. We were driving past and saw that this was a…read morefriendly location that was open...all the ones near us had previously closed. Unless you're coming for the nostalgic vibes, please do not expect good food lol. Your booth will most likely be sticky but you can't beat the nostalgic vibes and price. The food is definitely in the middle of the road has to be expected from a Friendly's but the staff were very nice.

For breakfast I ordered a 3 egg omelette with cheese and tomatoes, home fries, coffee and a side of…read morehash. The food was excellent. The people were friendly and pleasant Terrific corned beef hash in particular. But my bill came to $28 with no tax in a place where you go order, get your silverware, pour your own coffee, bus your table, so not full serve. Not that it's an issue at all, but I wanted to give an accurate description. So why 3 stars? Maybe it's me. Maybe I'm just a crotchety almost old man, but $28 seems to be exorbitant without tip. If I'm wrong then It should be four stars.

The Wicked Good Cafe is perfectly named--everything we had was truly wicked good…read more The interior is bright and clean while still honoring the history of the building and the town. It feels welcoming, comfortable, and authentic. Service is counter-style, and the staff were super friendly. Coffee is self-serve, deliciously smooth, and refillable if you're drinking in one of their mugs--such a nice touch. They recommended the Pistachio Kind Bun, and we were not disappointed. Buttery, flaky, and croissant-like--definitely a must-try. The Swiss and mushroom omelet was cooked to perfection, and the bacon, eggs, and home fries were all excellent. We especially appreciated that nothing was over-salted--something more places should do (you can always add salt, but not take it out!). The homemade wheat toast, made with King Arthur flour, was hearty and flavorful--some of the best we've had. You can really tell they use locally sourced ingredients, and it makes a difference in every bite. Our only regret? Not grabbing some baked goods to go. We'll definitely be back next time we're in Ashland!

Yummy nutrition-oriented teas and shakes in a cheerfully decorated store. Friendly service, and if…read moreyou're lucky a dog or two will be helping out behind the counter

My mother & I ordered pizza & wings on a Tuesday night. We had a bad experience unfortunately with…read morethe worker who took our order. We ordered over the phone. He was snappy & it was easily noticed that he didn't want to engage in taking our order. Or it seemed that he was just bothered by answering our questions. We did have a couple of questions because we have never tried Big Y pizza but heard great things about it, so we figured let's give it a go. He easily seemed annoyed. We arrived & the pizza was not made correctly. We had also asked for an order of wings which he stated would be $10.99 for a pound. The wings were charged at $18. I went to the manager of the store (Jim) with my concerns & he easily helped resolve my concerns. He was very polite & kind! I'd like to rate a 2 but thankfully the managers engagement, I appreciate his efforts which made the experience better. Thank you Jim for representing your store properly!!

I just had the worst time at bigy deli, for the second time I was over look for a white customer…read morewhom clearly walked up after me. Today around noon I was told that I wasn't next even after I said I was next. I was told the the white gentleman was next, when I and my wife watched him walk up. I am really hurt by this happening at a place that I have shopped at for many many years. I am really disappointed and will never shop there again. I am also going to share this on social media.

The premade donuts are amazing. I didn't try to make your own cake donuts. I had the apple and the…read morebiscotti

If you're a foodie on the hunt for your next great find, look no further than Shire Donuts in…read moreDalton, MA. This hidden gem is creating waves in the local culinary scene, and for good reason. Here, donuts are not just a treat but an experience. Watch in awe as each donut is hand-dipped right before your eyes, ensuring freshness and a personal touch with every bite. Shire Donuts offers a variety of mouth-watering flavors that cater to all taste buds.

The quality of some their store brands are below average . Start with a bag of Empire apples last…read morefall . New harvest came in weeks before but the apples were like mush , same for a big jar of manzanilla olives . Cheese that melted in my fridge ( 37% ) , broccoli that is wilted about 1/2 the time , no more 2lb baby carrots , bananas over ripe often , Activia vanilla yogurt that was a month past expiration , 2 large cans of Price Chopper coffee that was incredibly weak ( I tested my coffee maker with a national brand and it was fine . Green beans in a bag and cut butternut squash got moldy days before expiration same thing with salad mix. I already stopped buying alcohol and deli there years ago . I now buy my produce at S & S .

Great grocery store, felt like a mix of Stop and Shop and Whole Foods. Lots of choices, had alcohol…read morein store. Would visit here again.

Andrew found the Norad Cafe for us and I am glad he did. At first we thought this was a Cold War…read morerelic but on looking in detail we see that the Norad couple here is an old mill that today houses the cafe, a record store, a yarn maker and more! This is worth a quick stop just to take a look at some history. The cafe is just inside the main door. It is glassed in so you go in and order at the counter. The breakfast menu has many of the breakfast things on it that you might want and is reasonably priced. I ordered the breakfast sandwich with tots, Andrew had a breakfast burrito, and I don't remember what Jim had. I though my breakfast sandwich was excellent. It was simple with an English muffin, sausage patty, fried egg, and a slice of white American cheese. I don't know why American cheese color is regional, but it is, and that is what I expect here. Anyway, this was a simple yet delicious sandwich. The tots were ok but they were under a heat lamp for a while. Andrew enjoyed his burrito. The coffee was very good too. I recommend stopping here for breakfast, maybe lunch too.

Great sandwich at a decent price. Had a pastrami Reuben and it was delicious. The other folks I was…read morewith were all happy with their choices.

Felicity is the absolute worst most horrible human being, who makes the whole establishment feel…read morevery dark, grim and uncomfortable. She refused to sell my boyfriend something behind the counter because, "i came in with him and i'm underaged", even tho he is of age and proceeded to scan my ID as if i was the one who was purchasing his stuff?? and when we asked her why she couldn't sell to him all the sudden, she proceeded to give us a bs answer saying some "because she's underage, and you came in with him so i can't sell this to you" basically giving us no further explanation about this apparent new law that she's created in her head. And further more, she never handed us back our change from the ice cream and other food items we had purchased. if i could leave 0/10 stars for this experience i would, Felicity left us feeling unwelcome and uncomfortable and we will not be looking forward to seeing her if she's still working there, its unfortunate because Stewart's Shops is a staple of mine and my boyfriends childhoods and she really ruined the whole experience for us.

Weird to see each employee at Stewart's as a front line worker, but indeed they are. Parking spaces…read moreopen. Fewer shoppers. No seating, roped off with cellophane tape. Social distancing being respected by everyone. The staff are their usual cheerful and helpful selves. Thank you for being there!