My family went to the UK this summer and became obsessed with afternoon tea. I had stopped in…read morebefore and was told I needed a reservation, so I called a few weeks before I wanted to go. We had the Light Tea which was tea, two small scones each, and a plate of mini cookies, cakes and pastries- it was a ton of food and we brought some home! It was a very fair price for $18 each. It's a cozy room with 4 or 5 tables on one side and a tea shop selling teas, teapots and tea related gifts on the other. The decor is very charming, and the owner is very sweet. It was definitely a fun way to spend an afternoon, but go hungry!

I came here for afternoon tea with a friend and thought it was good/okay. Sally, the owner, served…read moreus and all the other tables. She was very sweet. The tea selection was great with a variety of green, white, black, and non caffeinated teas--I went with the tropical green tea. The overall environment was a bit dark and cluttery, there were lots of items (teas, pots, cards, etc.) displayed near the dining area. There were a total of four tables (one large one and three small ones). I felt the placement of the tables seemed a bit tight, it was impossible to not hear other people's conversations, and I felt like I had to talk very softly with my friend to not disrupt anyone else. It seemed like this place also doubled as a tea store too. The food was decent. The sandwiches seemed fresh, but my favorites were probably the scones with the jam and homemade cream. I am a huge sweets person and was a bit disappointed with the desserts, some of it looked like they were picked up from a grocery store bakery. I sort of wished this place partnered with a local bakery for their dessert selections.

My girl and I live in town and are here every weekend. It's like a hipster coffee spot with arcade…read moregames and cool art and shit everywhere but it's a mixed crowd with church goers and gen z liberals on the weekend. Nothing brings people together like coffee and breakfast sandwiches lol I don't drink coffee but my girl says it's "good, fresh". Listen, just come here for the breakfast sandwiches. They are absolutely amazing.

I stopped here in the morning looking for a good spot to get some work done, and this place…read moredefinitely delivered! The atmosphere is quiet but also bright and enlivening, aiding in productivity without being overly distracting. I love the setup of the cafe with comfy couches and chairs for lounging sprinkled among typical tables and benches for working or having a meal! Also, they have a free chess board for playing with friends over coffee which really speaks to the relaxed communal vibe of the place. Overall, I loved the energy, but I didn't expect to also love the matcha as much as I did. Being that it's not something they're known for and the drink was on the cheaper side compared to other matchas, it was actually incredibly smooth and creamy (just pretty sweet so be prepared). Only other negative I could mention is that service wasn't overly friendly, but otherwise, it wasn't terrible either- it was quick and helpful, so I definitely enjoyed my stop here and look forward to returning to try their other menu items!

What a great addition to South Leominster! This spot is so CLEAN, beautiful and attractive. Very…read morefriendly staff that genuinely care about customer service. The food is fresh, high quality and of course delicious. The owner has clearly put so much love into the recipes and the business and it shows. Best Açaí bowl I have ever had ANYWHERE! super tasty and the fruit was crisp and not "too ripe" like most other places. My husband got a breakfast sandwhich that made me enjoy breakfast sandwhiches again. The lemonade is also made fresh with just lemons, water and sugar, no additives or preservatives that make it taste fake. I am so excited to go back to try the Caprese croissants and order some lovely sourdough loaves! They also have fun coffee specials - when we were there it was crème brûlée lattes! If you're in the area, this place is a must see. Locally owned and operated as well!

Found a little gem !!! Bread, bagels, pastries and baked goods all made in house. The coffee abs…read morebreakfast sandwich selection was great as well ! I had the Tuscan Pesto on and Asiago bagel and my husband had a ham egg and cheese on a plain bagel. They were delish !!! We split a macaroon which was great and both had iced lattes. We will for sure be back !

The Crose Nest is wonderful, but don't sleep on the Evergreen Room! It's really cute and the drinks…read moreand food menu are seasonally-inspired and delightful to behold -- my mystery incantation was handwritten and perfectly bubbly and met my mood beautifully, haha. The Equinox and the Iced Toddy were balanced and outstanding! The bartenders were so kind and it was just a joy to sit in together for a few hours.

Neat shop for all your witchy needs. Also pop by the adjoining Evergreen room for some great…read morecocktails and food.

Nice cozy little used bookstore and cafe. I did some browsing here while waiting for the cafe staff…read moreto come back, and ended up picking up a book. I would have gotten a drink, but I wanted to try the matcha place close to here, so ended up just trying a carrot cake bite. I guess I was expecting a sweet snack, but it was a little more on the healthy/granola-y side of things and came out of the fridge. Not bad--just not what I expected! They also have some interesting chocolate bars I was eyeing (I think I saw one with apple and cheddar). Would definitely come back.

Came in for the books, left with smoothie. Great little shop includes all sorts of used books from…read moreantiques marbled books to newer books and a great mix of anything that you could possibly want. From my perspective I perused the books but was more interested and purchased some of the oddities that filled in the gaps for the buying options, vintage cut out card stock dolls posters and maps. Treasure trove out of the Neverending story book store. My daughtervwas content to sit and read in one of their comfortable chairs for the 14-20 minutes we were there

Delicious fresh and hot flapjacks! great speedy service and friendly staff. Clean tables and good…read morevibes. Highly recommend this spot!

Very nice people. Had French toast and loved it. Nice outdoor seating. Reasonable prices. Dog…read morefriendly as well. Highly recommended.

Went for Mother's Day 2026 and could not have been more disappointed. We made a reservation for 2pm…read moreand by 2:50 had still only received water. When our tea came we did not even have napkins or spoons to stir the tea; the place had only one server for a holiday and everyone in the restaurant was waiting an extremely long time. Why wouldn't you have more servers at a tea house on Mother's Day? I wound up getting up from our table to get our spoons, knives, and napkins from a stand I saw because we weren't being paid attention to. The food itself was pretty measly. Would never ever return. Very bad experience.

I heavily regret to say this was the worst experience ever in Tea Service!…read more We arrived here promptly at 10:00 AM as it was the only availability for Mother's Day. Firstly, I wasn't entirely thrilled about the tacky decor with peeling wallpaper. I understand they were trying to be vintage and eclectic, but it looked very cheesy to me as mismatched, teapots and plates and cups was displayed for a yard sale. On top of it they had very dirty filmy water glasses on the table which is very interesting considering we're there for tea. Why on earth would you have bottled water in Tea service? I requested another glass so our server literally picked the other glass from another table which was equally if not more filmy. Here's the most annoying part. We were there on time at 10 o'clock and there were two other parties that came literally 5 to 10 minutes after we were seated. What I don't understand is these two other parties had their tea and tea plates first and we are literally sitting there with the tea we ordered without anything to eat. Our server seemed to be overwhelmed, unnecessarily considering it wasn't crazy busy with a line out the door on the contrary, there were a couple of empty tables. There was no real reason for us to wait for our food. We waited for a good 20 minutes. We did not complain at all, but our server knew that we weren't happy based on my husband's very hungry expression and my silence. She however, apologized voluntarily about the wait and said "Sorry for the wait ...as you can see we're quite overwhelmed". When our tea tower finally came, it looked fine except we were missing the two scones. She never checked up on us and when we flagged her down regarding our missing scones. She comes back with the two ugliest scones ever one tiny one and one larger one. I was trying to not think that this was a personal vendetta. If this person was properly trained, they would know that if we're waiting, you should put two extra stones to make up for the horrible experience.. now honestly she was an older woman (who am I kidding? We're probably same age) so I felt very bad for her for some reason. There was no reason for any issues honestly, how hard is it for anyone to plate pastries and tea sandwiches on a plate??? it shouldn't take long. I have gone to many Tea services in Boston ( like The Courtyard) and even the Vintage Tea House in Lexington, which I believe might be the same company. So what happened? Different ownership? The restroom is equally bad and this entire place needs a serious upgrade. We left without any acknowledgment or goodbyes, which also confirmed the lack of warmth here. I want to be clear that it is not my best interest to put down any small businesses. On the contrary I am a big promoter of smaller businesses. But unfortunately, I know my teaware, Teas, bites, and proper service. This establishment could be top notch. If you look like looking for an upscale experience where you can have bridal showers or any celebratory occasions I would recommend other places. If you are more casual, then this place would be more appropriate. I think I overdressed for the occasion.

One of my favourite parts about visiting Vietnam (Ho Chi Minh City) is being able to eat anything I…read morewant for breakfast. Fried rice with a marinated, charred pork chop? Easy. A hot bowl of phở? It's everywhere! An incredible bánh mì? No problem. When I woke up today with one of those cravings I remembered that there was now an American-Vietnamese cuisine restaurant that serves exactly what I needed. My wife and I arrived at 10:00am and we were greeted with the friendliest wait staff and we were told we could sit anywhere we wanted. I asked her if the bánh mì was available at this time and she said everything was available. Oh my goodness. Without looking at the menu, I ordered their crispy pork belly bánh mì and my wife got Genie's Omelet Bánh Mì (Crispy Pork Belly) - oh man!! this really hits the spot. the bread isn't ultra crispy like Ba Le's bread, but I thought it had an excellent bite and chew to it. The pâté is *chef's kiss* it is utterly delicious and it is the main ingredient lacking from a lot of bánh mì I've tried around here. The crispy pork belly was phenomenal and I could not believe I could enjoy something like this at 10AM in a restaurant. 10/10 stars. Genie's Omelet ; this is your standard American breakfast affair. The omelet was very good; not dry or rubbery at all and the tomatoes, onions, and swiss cheese combo worked really well. The home fries were crispy, as was the side of buttered toast. Our poor waitress ran back and forth trying to figure what kind of hot sauce my wife wanted. She was so patient with us and even the cook came out to speak with us. Excellent service!! I implore everyone to come here and enjoy a "breakfast meal" without arbitrary restraints of the American breakfast.

Food looks delicious in these reviews, also positive comments on service, looks like a diner…read moreatmosphere. Owners please note: You are missing out on potential revenue. The Family Cafe sign from the street is less than inviting. Not very eye catching or memorable to the hundreds of vehicles (potential customers $$$) who pass by. Seriously consider investing in replacing the current sign with an updated one. You could use the picture of the chef on your menu. Take this as free constructive marketing advice. Keep up the good cooking, get an attractive sign and they will come!