Stopped in for lunch. Ordered a tuna club! It was a generous sandwich served with chips. The bread…read morewas delicious. Service was good. Small town diner.

3.5 Stars - Uh boy - I love diners, had high hopes. Let's start with the good: Curly fries, good…read more Grilled cheese w ham, burgers & wraps, good. Staff, friendly. Cute little place. Prices, good. Now the bad - the "fried haddock special" was a frozen, flat fishstick on a plate with fries. The same piece of squashed, dried out fried fish that comes on the bulky roll. Don't do it - very disappointing. They are open until 2pm, but only serve breakfast until 11am... very un-diner like. And I walked into a back kitchen with a freshly baked pie on the stove, to step into the bathroom. I get it, it's a small space. The stars are for the sandwiches and curly fries my family liked.

Terrific food in a cozy space with a friendly helpful staff! Stopped for lunch randomly and we are…read moreglad we did. We got hot dogs, soup and onion rings and Cole slaw. Perfect! And large portions!

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.

What a wonderful little place. Great food, attentive staff. My girlfriend said the coffee was…read moreamazing. The French toast was really yummy. I had a burger and that was really good too! No notes. We would have tipped more but they just do the flat fee thing so people earn a living wage...which is amazing. Next time we are in Boston we have to stop by again!!

I came out this way to deliver three baby raccoons to a wildlife rehab, and decided to stop for…read morebrunch on the way home. Wow, I am so glad I did. There was a part of my brain that said hey just get the five dollar breakfast sandwich, but when I try a brunch place that's highly rated I am compelled to get the eggs Benedict. Because any brunch place worth their salt should have a really good eggs Benedict on the menu. Again, wow, I am so glad I ordered the eggs Benedict. This is the best eggs Benedict I have had in years. The hollandaise sauce was rich and smooth and absolutely delicious. They also gave me a choice of potatoes or salad, I took the potatoes because: breakfast potatoes! They were perfectly crispy and creamy. They also delivered a little pot of their house sauce, which was made of cilantro and mint, and a bunch of other things. I tend to avoid cilantro and mint foods. In the past, I have described eating cilantro as biting down on a piece of tinfoil, a sensation that says "run for your life!" overtime my reaction to cilantro has mellowed, and I don't really understand why. But? I ate every bit of that house sauce. I'm so glad I tried it, and tried it with the eggs, Benedict, because it added a perfect level acidity to cut through that richness, and really elevated the dish. The top it all off, the service could not have been more welcoming, efficient, friendly. What a wonderful place!

Fantastic breakfast spot! The two scrambled eggs, home fries, sausage, and toast were delicious and…read moreaffordable. The service was friendly and attentive, making the experience even better. Great value for money without compromising on taste or quality. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a satisfying and budget-friendly breakfast! Small town charm.

Food was incredible! Hot and went down quick! Service was great, THANK YOU KATHY!!! (I hope I spelt…read moreit right) Great service from her, very kind and accommodating!

Excellent. Spicy tomato poached egg excellent. Must give it a try and make sure you tip the…read morewaitresses well especially the ones that are just starting out because there's excellent service!

Masuda, herself served us today. She's so lovely. This was my first visit. There's a suit down side…read moreand the Cafe side. Masuda's Cafe is bright and airy, and so invitingly warm. Went there with coworker for a working lunch. We ordered each a Golden Chai. The smell was divine and tasted just as good. Definitely will be back.

What a cute little spot! Passing thru on our way to the Catskills and grabbed some lunch. Old…read moreschool diner, nothing fancy, well loved inside, and very friendly staff and cook. The turkey club was a surprise as the turkey wasn't processed deli meat, it was the real deal. (However it was all dark meat and I prefer white). Regardless it was delicious on toasted rye w fresh tomato and lettuce and mayo. The coleslaw was amazing. I asked the waitress and she said they make their own! Soooo tasty. Perfect blend of seasoning. My husband's chicken sandwich was enjoyed as well.

Service and food were exceptional!! Loved the breakfast burrito and prime rib omelette.read more

I drive this route regularly, and people are always there. Across the street from a great place, on…read morethe Berkshire Trail. Hope to stop in one day! At this time, I can rate it like this. The locals know great food. It's been there a long time. Thank you!

If you're looking for an old fashioned breakfast this is the place to go. Good seating and a very…read moreamiable staff make it a very pleasant visit. It is nestled in Lithia, MA and always has good parking. The decor is reflective of the agricultural dairy roots of the area.

Stumbled upon this neighborhood cafe by shear luck. Service was awesome, everyone so friendly as…read moreyou find in neighborhood places. We had eggs, hash and biscuits. Hash was homemade and outstanding! Extra crispy and flavorful. Biscuits were homemade buttermilk and about as good as homemade buttermilk biscuits can get. My husband had coffee which he said was very good (which is high praise from him). I had a small hot chocolate. Do yourself a favor, if you get the hot chocolate, make it a large. Hands down the best I've ever tasted. Light, frothy and Ghirardelli chocolate, need I say more? We saw the pancakes and they are dinner plate sized. The place is unassuming and comfortable, games to play at your table to keep the kids busy. Local artwork for sale. The owner was at the register and he shared the story of how the place came to be. Ask if you meet him, pretty cool and I'm glad they survived their first year. You order at the register and they bring the food to your table. Def stop if you are in the area. We love supporting small business.

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.