I was in the area and looked up coffee shops. This one popped up; I love the theme, moody, emo,…read morerock and roll. I got my husband a cold brew and myself a snickers drink. Both were good and I'd definitely go back for more caffeine if I'm in the area. The service was good too.

Great coffee! Seasonal flavors are awesome, not fake tasting g like the chain coffee stores. Owner…read moreis so personable and prices are also great!

"And there's fire on the mountain Lightening in the air…read moreGold in them hills and it's waiting for me there" (Marshall Tucker Band) Fire On the Mountain has one of the most unique menus I've ever encountered. Seriously, where else have you ever seen breakfast quesadillas, catfish and grits, cheesecake cornbread waffles, smoked brisket hash, deep fried pork ribs, catfish, mushroom, and alligator tacos, and a Puerto Rican Rice Bowl all happily living in the same menu's neighborhood? And then, the icing on the cake was our server - a charismatic and uber-friendly gent named Bromwell who lights up the room with his personality. He made my list of the five greatest servers I interacted with this year. The restaurant's location is as unusual as its menu. You'll find it occupying the front space at the Suffield Commons Senior Living Apartments! Yup, as you walk through the restaurant and out their back door, you actually enter a common space for the housing complex. The restaurant itself has two dining rooms with booths, tables, and chairs and a bar with dining room chairs. That eclectic menu is chock full of breakfast, lunch, and dinner choices with Mexican and barbecue flairs. We were there for lunch and ordered two things. The first was an enormous Cheese Quesadilla ($9.35) with pork ($3.12) on a grilled flour tortilla served with sour cream and pico. It was a thing of beauty, cut into five thick wedges loaded with smoked pork. Our second item was a Caesar Salad (Half size for $6.23) with a side of smoked brisket ($9.36). I passed on the croutons and Caesar dressing in lieu of barbecue sauce as my dressing. I gotta tell you, the brisket was GREAT, a big serving of tender and juicy smoked beef cut into four slabs that must have totaled close to a half pound. We loved everything about Fire On the Mountain and agreed that we need to return for a proper breakfast when we are out that way or making a morning airport run. PRO TIP The restrooms are located in the housing complex's common space I described earlier/ Just exit the restaurant by the door in the rear dining room, and you're just about there.

A group of 9 hungry bikers was warmly greeted and fed very well. The food was excellent. Eight of…read moreus had the Brisket Hash Benny and we all gave it a big thumbs up. The service was wonderful and attentive - all with a smile. Special shout out to Bramwell for going above and beyond. The colonial era home and quintessential New England village were the icing on the BBQ. We're not from the area, but when we are back this way, we are stopping in again for sure.

Fire bagel!! A friend of mine recommended this spot for a Saturday morning and although it was…read morebusy, they moved the line so quick. Initially I was going to try their FB special but I saw the chicken and pesto option and immediately needed it. The chicken was so juicy and flavorful and paired well with the cheese bagel I got it on. I grabbed the chocolate cheesecake muffin to go and they warmed it up with a bit of butter. Amazing. I wish this spot wasn't too out the way for me but I'm definitely planning my way back.

I love me a good bagel and I came to Benson's Bagels before a pottery class. It was a Sunday…read moreafternoon and it was pretty busy but the staff managed it well. They had a bunch of different bagels behind the counter. I got my go to order a bacon egg and cheese on a plain bagel. I also got a half dozen bagels. If you are dining in they bring your meal to you. Inside they have some table and chair to sit down and eat. People come in and out quickly so the tables could get a bit crumbly. But nothing a napkin can wipe off. The sandwich was good. A standard bacon egg and cheese. The bagel was soft and thick. I would definitely come back if I'm in the area.

What a lovely local place to get milk, butter, eggs etc…read more I'm so happy I came across this place. Every item I have tried is amazing! So happy to be able to support this place. A must get to stock your fridge! Loved that I could also see the sweet cows - cute dairy farm!

Best chocolate and strawberry milk ever, not to mention the eggnog when they have it. The nicest…read morefamily to visit. Stop in and say hi.

"Top of the list King of the hill…read moreA number one" (Frank Sinatra) We've been to a ton of Italian bakeries over the years. But I don't think we've ever fallen as head-over-heels in love with one as we did when we set foot into the Russo Pastry Shop. It's one of the most visually stunning bakeries I've ever seen! Walking into the store reminded me of the moment in the Wizard of Oz movie when the images transform from black and white into color. That's because vibrant, bright, gorgeous colors are everywhere inside Russo's. An embarrassment of riches are everywhere in the form of cannolis, cookies, pastries, and cake slices, And if you want some savory treats to accompany your sweet treats, well... no worries because Russo has pizzas, calzones, grinders, frozen pastas, parmigianas, and soups. We picked up a gorgeous slice of White Chocolate Raspberry Cheesecake, and it was so fantastic it's hard to put into words. We went into their freezer case and picked up two entrees -eggplant parmigiana and chicken parmigiana. They were priced as a $16.99 BOGO deal. We had both last week, and the portions in the containers were easily splitable for the two of us. The chicken parm seemed to have more inside the container than the eggplant did, and we both thought it was better than the eggplant. In essence we ended up with four dinner portions for just $16.99. Do the math-that's a tremendous value. After you do the math, do yourself a favor and take a ride over to Russo's for a fantastic experience.

Excellent cannolis. I bought three - tiramisu, ricotta w pistachios in a chocolate shell, and…read morealmond. All were fresh and delicious, and 5-star worthy. I all bought two slices of pizza - one was spinach ricotta, and other meatball parm. Both were very generously loaded w toppings. Both were very good, but definitely below New Haven-style. I guess I'm a pizza snob. They were just a bit doughy for my taste. So, 5 stars for the pastry, 3.5 for the slices, overall rounded to 4.25. 4 Yelp stars

This place is a small business shop that serves shakes, teas and snacks. Everything in here is…read moreamazing. The owner Lindsey is amazing and very nice. I highly recommend everyone to go here and check her out.

So far i've tried three different smoothies and they're all tasty, the coffee ones are the best…read moreimho. Owner is sweet and very nice. Prices are very reasonable.

We've been craving birria tacos for weeks after watching a show on the best late night food truck…read moreeats in New York. But where to go in this area for some good food truck birria tacos? It took lot of searching a couple of tries, but Cinco de Mayo had just what we craved. The tacos are perfect with just the right juicy dip. Our second dish was a torta cubana, also a definite success. If you get the birria be prepared to dip it well (or bring a spoon for sloshing) and for your hands to be dripping with juice. They gave us a fair number napkins, but we also came prepared. The truck was located right across from the pond on North Main Street - you can't miss it. There are a ton of benches to sit on. They have drinks too, but we brought our own coffee from home and enjoyed lunch watching the hundreds of geese on the pond.

Alberto's authentic Mexican food is the best in town. It's definitely the best value. And he does…read moreNOT use the highly inflammatory Canola, a rare good decision among the Mexican restaurants available. We never hesitate to patronize this great food truck.