One entrance, two businesses. Cura Café has a small coffee shop on one side and Sacred Beauty on…read morethe other. We were here this morning for second coffee. The service was friendly and while my coffee was good, Mrs. K. said that her "Arnold Palmer" was a lot watery. Bummer. This is a neat little shop and we enjoyed our time. It's not really a spot for the laptop folks as there aren't places to sit for a while with your computer on a table. [Review 1141 of 2025 - 129 in Connecticut - 24694 overall]

The barista working was very nice and my iced coffee was amazing! I like it strong, so I asked for…read morejust a splash of oat milk and it was perfect, exactly what I needed while on my trip home from vacation.

This place looks pretty cool, very vibrant and colorful, just how I'd expect a boba spot to be…read more I really liked my ube/taro drink; it had the perfect sweetness and texture. You can never go wrong with taro or ube flavors, they're absolutely my favorite. But the strawberry matcha drink I got for my sister didn't quite hit the mark, though it was still good. When I got there, I waited a bit for someone to help me, but when the staff member arrived, she was super nice and started making my drinks right away. They had a lot of dessert options that I would've loved to try if I hadn't already eaten a full meal. We stopped by just for the drinks this time. I'm sure the rest of the menu is great too.

I didn't know this place existed until recently when I saw them post on FB. I'm a fan of Mama Pho…read morewhich has the same owner and is next door to this spot. The people working there were friendly. I could only find street parking. The shop is small with a couple of chairs; it seems to be mainly a takeout spot. They sell some specialty Asian snacks, I even saw Labubus, and there was even a game console. Their main offerings are milk teas, boba teas, fruit teas, smoothies, bubble waffles rolls, and ice cream rolls. I had the Papa's milk tea and it was delicious; it had boba, jelly, and bs jelly. It was very tasty. I highly recommend if you're in the area and craving boba tea.

Stopped for a bite and a beer before going to infinity in Norfolk for a show last week…read more Ordered 2 beers, a burger and chicken cordon Bleu flatbread. Beers were the best part ! Food was disappointing. Flat bread overcooked, and mustard was too heavily applied. Fries were awful . Staff was friendly, but service very slow . Offered 10percent off the overcooked over mustard-ized flatbread, or make another one. Due to time constraints I had to eat what I could...which is how I know how bad it was. I feel paying 49$ for the experience was a total rip off. Changing the oil and cleaning fryers really makes a difference in the quality of a fried potato! This was a disappointing experience

Stopped in again late November to give it another chance to impress, and failed to do so. FOOD;…read moreBrisket did not show up on our poutine special, and had to be added, and brown gravy sauce was Luke warm at best. The wings we ordered were not the Tai Chilli we ordered but the Jamaican Jerk?. SERVICE; as you have already read, possibly not the cooks fault but our server. Seemed flustered and unsure of daily specials. AMBIANCE; If I thought it wasnt too loud last time, I was wrong. So loud with just other tables talking it was giving me and some of my lunch mates a headache. If you want a quieter area to dine in, I highly recommend the lower level.

Ok now. Let's start with a shout out to wait person Laura who is probably the best wait person in a…read more200 mile radius. Sunny, friendly, fast and professional. Didn't miss ONE beat. Then let's talk about the food and small town America vibe. It's an old school diner feel with a counter and photos on the walls. The menu is everything you expect from a legit diner -- burgers and fries and ice cold cokes. All perfectly prepared and presented. What did I have? Two eggs over medium on a toasted everything bagel with melted Swiss cheese and a side of fries. What did I get? Exactly what I ordered! And fast! Woohoo for McGrane's. They got it going on!

We went to McGrane's on the Green for the first time today for the Biscuits and Gravy. They had a…read moregenerous amount of sausage gravy that completely buried the biscuits but it was lukewarm. The waitress disappeared before I could call it to her attention and I had to go up to the counter to let them know. They were very apologetic and heated up our plates but we could not finish them because they were not very appetizing. I had to flag down the waitress to ask for a coffee refill. My wife had a side of sausage patties which apparently gave her gastrointestinal distress. When we went to pay, we discovered they take CASH or CHECK ONLY. Luckily I had enough cash because I rarely carry cash any more. Sad because we were looking for a local breakfast spot.

Well stocked and clean a bit pricey I was able to get what I needed. Good service…read more Parking in front and rear.

Lovely 2nd generation family owned multi level health food shop. Shane was super helpful. I came in…read morefor one thing and left with a supermarket bag full of amazing health food, teas, essential oils, herbal products, books and supplements. Make a stop when you are nearby, the town of Winsted is revitalized and picturesque. I'm so glad I did.

Asa's Place is great spot with great food. Had lemon with blue raspberry French toast . I'm not…read moreFrench toast person however Asa's place makes an amazing French toast. I have had this twice. Favorite breakfast meal at Asa's. Friendly fast service. Out back patio seating available as well, would love to sit there next time. Clean inside, dif from first time I was there used to have tight booths now tables much more comfortable. Prices are fair. Service was amazing. Local spot with great food.

We've been to Asa's several times in the past year. Breakfasts are outstanding, they always hit…read morethe spot. Also did a takeout one evening consisting of meatballs & chicken parm -- it was excellent too. Asa is a friendly and personable guy, he's often a "One Man Show", but he takes care of everyone and you know you'll get a quality meal when you drop in. My wife absolutely loves this place.

This 472 acre farm and brewery is awesome. There is a disc golf course, mountain bike trail, and…read moreeven an Airbnb cottage. When we went on a Saturday in the summer, they had goats in a fenced in area. The kids and adults enjoyed petting them. There were other barn animals too. They setup a gazebo and some tables outside. There was an outdoor bar and food truck. They also offer their food onsite too. The inside area was also really nice, clean, and cozy. There was a bar and tables as well. The beers I've tried were pretty good too. It's definitely a nice spot to relax and drink some brews.

I usually come here in the summer time, so I was looking forward to experiencing the inside during…read morethe winter. The owner had recently redone the inside and it's beautiful. The fresh wood, the fireplace, the high ceilings, and being able to sit on a couch or a high top were just some of the things I loved! Soon they will have two open bars instead of just one. They have a lot of choices for drinks. They also have some food choices. The fries and cheese sauce were really good. It's a perfect place for a date or to meet up with some friends. During the summer they have food trucks, corn hole, biking and hiking trails. You can also snowshoe during the winter.

Consistently a great stop! RGS has evolved into a hybrid restaurant/ general store. The center is…read morenow a row of tables, and outside seating remains. The ice cream list, baked goods, and lunch offerings have all grown, and cold drinks and beer still lines the wall. You can find RGS and FALPS souvenirs, but the bathroom remains elusive as ever. Kind staff and welcoming coffee smell as always. Frozen shepherds pie, lasagna and pies are in the freezer case.

Second time here at this quaint, charming place in just over a month. This time for lunch. Place…read morewas absolutely bustling, but the three young girls behind the counter had a regular production line going. They were like a well-oiled machine and from ordering to payment didn't take long. I had a Mardi Gras sandwich, one of the daily specials. Peppered turkey, pepperjack cheese, lettuce, tomatoes, and banana peppers on a hard roll. I opted for horseradish mayo instead of regular mayo for the added kick. A well-made concoction. For $9 (plus CT meal tax), a very good value. Add a Foxon diet birch beer for $3, and this was one happy camper. Outdoor and (limited) indoor seating.