The Flour Girl is so much more than a bakery--it's an entire campus with a café, bakery, general…read morestore, and even an event center available to rent. There are plenty of cozy places to sit both inside and outside, and today they even had a musician performing on the patio, which made for such a relaxing atmosphere. We ordered breakfast and iced coffee from the café. The Brown Sugar Maple Croissant Breakfast Sandwich was absolutely delicious! Even though the café was very busy, the ordering line moved quickly, and they brought our drinks and food right to our table--a really nice touch. We also stopped by the bakery. Even later in the morning, there was still a great selection of baked goods. We brought home strawberry lemonade muffins to enjoy tomorrow, and I can't wait to try them. The general store was filled with adorable locally made products, along with a nice selection of take-and-bake meals that we'll definitely be coming back for. The entire property is thoughtfully designed with charming little seating areas scattered throughout. It's the kind of place where you want to slow down, relax, and spend a while exploring. One tip: the front parking lots are small, but there's a much larger parking area in the back. This is definitely a new favorite for us, and we'll be back again soon!

Parking: small lot out front but larger one behind building…read more Decor: fresh and modern with a great patio area Staff: very friendly and attentive Food: a well put together menu with some great bakery items Overall: if you're in Hebron, check this place out!!

Kept passing by and finally stopped in, glad we did. The service was on point, server was very…read moreattentive checking on drink levels and taking plates away. The food was above and beyond expectations, Birria Tacos had a great presentation and amazing flavor. Also a great portion for the price. The Classic Chimichanga was a heck of a choice, presentation was clean and colorful, flavor was over the top amazing. Hidden gem with a great atmosphere, will definitely be going back.

My wife and I have gotten takeout from Brick Cantina twice so far. The food was acceptable if…read moreperhaps nothing really to write home about. It's hard to describe or characterize their flavors and seasonings, but BC's interpretations of classic Mexican dishes differ from what I've had before, which includes traveling to and eating many times in Mexico as well as in the southern border states. I should also mention that on both takeout occasions there were mistakes in the order. Yesterday we were running errands around dinner time in downtown Hebron, so I said, "Let's give the place another try and dine in." We were seated immediately. The restaurant has one large dining room with about eight four-person booths, along with four larger tables in the middle that can accommodate parties of up to eight or ten. On the other side of the windowed wall is the bar area; I didn't get a good look, but my wife said it had a selection of high-top tables. The atmosphere is simple, comfortable, and small-town homey, although the abundance of hard surfaces makes it a little loud in there. The waitress was at our table almost immediately to take our drink orders, which came out quickly, along with a generous bowl of chips and salsa. There was something odd about the salsa, which seemed inexplicably bland. For dinner, my wife ordered chicken fajitas, the classic sizzling platter of marinated chicken with sautéed vegetables, served with Mexican rice, refried beans, and a choice of flour or corn tortillas. (She opted for flour.) I selected the Bendito Burrito, described on the menu as a flour tortilla stuffed with grilled chicken, Mexican rice, refried beans, lettuce, pico de gallo, sour cream, and guacamole, and topped with red sauce and house queso. All in all, these were familiar dishes that would not challenge our palates and would enable reasonable comparisons and judgments. The dishes came out reasonably quickly and were attractively prepared and presented. My wife's fajitas were exactly as expected, if perhaps not seasoned as thoroughly or aggressively as I've tasted in many other restaurants. My burrito was similarly run-of-the-mill: neither overwhelming nor underwhelming in flavor. It was generously sized, and I just barely managed to finish it before declaring myself full. My wife ended up taking home about half of the fajitas. Throughout dinner, the waitress was present, attentive, and pleasant. We came away feeling that perhaps the best single word for BC was "competent." Things took a regrettable turn for the worse about two hours after I got home. Within a few minutes, I went from feeling completely normal to experiencing extreme pain and a feeling of fullness just under the bottom of my rib cage, and my abdomen became hard and distended. I very quickly understood what was coming and made it to the bathroom in time to revisit my dinner in an unfortunate reversal of fortune. A couple of waves later, my system was emptied and I felt quickly relieved, although disappointed at the $19 that had literally gone down the drain. What makes the whole experience particularly disappointing is that, up until that point, I had been prepared to give Brick Cantina a respectable "competent" review. The food wasn't memorable, but it was perfectly serviceable; the restaurant was unremarkable but pleasant; and the service was friendly and attentive. In retrospect, perhaps "competent" was giving Brick Cantina more credit than it deserved. We had gone in hoping that a dine-in experience might change our opinion after two mediocre takeout experiences. Instead, we got an entirely ordinary dinner followed by a rather extraordinary reminder that sometimes the most memorable part of a restaurant meal comes after you've left the restaurant. I think we've given BC enough chances, and am certain our next Mexican dinner will be somewhere else.

If you're looking for a simple menu, fresh ingredients, prepared quickly and we'll by staff who…read moreactually cares. Then I highly recommend the Thunderbird cafe. Yes it's inside of a car dealership, no you won't be asked to buy a car or even approached. It's a separate venue within the dealership. Typical breakfast in the area for two people running 40 plus dollars, at Thunderbird you'll walk out for under 30 be full cover and be satisfied that you had a delicious breakfast too. Yes the plates are paper the forks and knives are plastic, but that doesn't change how the food tastes. The staff is friendly and accommodating to most requests. Best breakfast in 20 miles, most affordable that I have found in CT.

Don't let this place for you! I was a little skeptical finding this place online, because it was in…read morea car dealership... but the breakfast sandwich I got was absolutely amazing Breakfast stopped being served at 11 o'clock and we walked in at 10:55. We were able to get a breakfast sandwich. Although I want some pancakes and something else I couldn't really complain as they were willing to still do breakfast. I ended up getting a bacon egg and cheese on a rule and it was so soft. This is probably the cheapest iced coffee that I've had recently for $1.25 for a cup. I also got a muffin I would like to try lunch here, so I might possibly come back, however is a little far out of the way for us

We get take out pizza from Georgia's when in the area. They have plenty of combination options to…read morechoose from or build your own. Toppings are fresh, the crust crispy, soft and the cheese and sauce levels just right. We also have ordered pastas including Chicken broccoli alfredo and plain w/butter. They menu offers a variety of options other than pizza.

We went for a pizza. We have to get GF because of allergies. Today we got a little xtra cheese GF…read more I got a glass of wine, she hit a chocolate milkshake. The pizza was cooked perfectly. I would have liked more cheese on it which is why we always get extra because a regular has very little cheese on them. It was very busy and the waitress was very friendly and accommodating. It's a small cozy place that we enjoy eating here often. They have several GF options.

Friendly service, consistently good food. Fair prices. So glad this lovely family restaurant is in…read moremy town!

Always love getting food from here! Their grinders are consistently delicious, service is always…read morefast, staff is friendly. Great for take out, or a quick stop in.

Very casual the portions were very good. Taste was great. Service was good. Got our food pretty…read morefast.

Last time they were open the food was horrible. Is it any better now? Should I try again. The…read moreprices seem wild though.

Fantastic service and food!…read more Small hometown pizza place with great vibes! Never been disappointed coming and eating at wicked slice!

We had delivery. We all got a salad. They were huge salads. No one was able to eat the entire…read moresalad. So we all had a salad for lunch the next day. We will definitely try something else next time.

I did take out, so I can not rate the in house service. Food was good, service at the front was…read morevery good.

I usually really enjoy this place. But I got a wonton soup with my lunch special and there was 1…read morewonton with zero filling in it.

I really enjoyed this place. I thought the food was really good. Would definitely return.read more

I've had thin crust pizza before This was the worst pizza I…read moreever had. Two large pizzas.... I thought the boxes were empty. I got two pizza flavored burnt giant potato chips. Toppings were scarce. Wanted to love it .... So disappointed...Won't go back. Parkside you will be missed.

Upper management is rarely seen. One of the owners is always parked behind a computer on his phone…read more He barks out orders over the PA. I have heard the former bakery manager demeaning and berating employees on several occations. Filthy conditions in the meat area and deli. Hot foods sold in the deli department are not rotated properly - witnessed employee put fresh fried chicken on top of old fried chicken. A bakery employee told me, as a warning, that they have been instructed to peel the expiration date sticker off and mark it with a new expiration date sticker changing the symbol in between the numbers for day-date-month. There is a code to look for that indicates the change. If there are slashes (/) in between the dates or if there are dashes (-). I don't remember which is which but one of them means that the expiration date has been changed. For example if a product is marked as expiring on 5/12/26 employees replace the sticker with a new date changing the slash symbol in between the numbers to dashes. New applied expiration sticker: 5-17-26. Slashes and Dashes! They are scammers. Once I saw and heard all this I chose to change groceries stores. I advise you to as well.

A place that knows your name! Got there own kitchen! Way better than ANY market aroundread more