Cool little spot in Longmeadow, great for a quick sandwich for breakfast or lunch. The staff is…read morepretty quick at taking orders and it comes out in a reasonable time. It's clean and has a decent variety of food for what it is. Nice place to stop in if you're in the area.

Great location and idea to make this an ice cream place, it's close to the center, high school, and…read moreright on the bike bath. We stopped in on a weekday afternoon to check it out, and get some damn ice cream. I was immediately impressed at the nice new parking lot, rehabbed old train depot, and amazing wrap around deck. A lot of money went into this. We ordered a small kids soft serve, a medium toasted coconut cone, and a mint chocolate chip milkshake. It came out incredibly fast. Everything tasted good with no complaints. Nice picnic tables to sit at. Only downside is the prices, it was $15 for our order. IMO that's kind of steep for what we ordered.

My grandfather who's a regular here introduced me to this place. He's usually particular about the…read morefood and quality of service at restaurants so I knew if he loved it then I would too. He took me and I was very satisfied with the meal. The service was attentive and refilled our coffees when we needed it and the chefs cook the BEST eggs benny in the state. My only complaint would be the pricing feels much more expensive than some restaurants around here, but the quality of the food makes it worth it I guess!

Disappointing experience. I ordered the 3 eggs and toast for $10, but after adding a coffee and a…read moreside of potatoes, my bill shot up to nearly $20. The cheap add-ons shouldn't cost as much as the actual entrée. Nothing here is homemade--everything is clearly purchased in bulk from Costco (Kirkland brand) and Restaurant Depot. If you're expecting authentic, scratch-made kielbasa or pierogies, look elsewhere. To make matters worse, they shortcut the cooking by deep-frying the bacon and home fries before finishing them on the grill, leaving the food completely oversaturated with grease. Heads up for future customers: They are also cash-only

I've found the perfect place to eat on a perfect day in downtown springfield. It is small, quaint,…read moreI can have a damn beer if I want too! But the food is tear-worthy! This is just lunch folks! But it's done right! You get in, you get out. Take your first bite into something fresh and made with TLC I've tried them a few times already and it's always good...never a bad lunch!

I really like the bookstore cafe ambiance. Cute place with decent food. Came with 2 friends as we…read moreattended a conference. My friends both had sandwiches which looked robust and good. The item I wanted was not available, so I went with the taco salad . Neither looked nor tasted like a taco salad (bacon?), and the main ingredient seemed to be onions. Nice folks and I'd go again but get a sandwich.

Memos stands out, above and beyond, other restaurants in the realm of service and hospitality! The…read moreservers are friendly, attentive, and accommodate all requests as best they can. We were not attended to by only one server, they helped each other out to be sure the customer's needs/desires are met as soon as possible. The food was delicious, it came out hot, timely and the portions were generous. The owners work as hard as their employees and are on the floor making sure the customers experience is top notch. Everyone working was pleasant and seemed to enjoy their work. I highly recommend this dining experience for breakfast or lunch.

If there was a Hall of Fame for western Mass / northern CT breakfast / lunch eateries, Memo's would…read morebe a unanimous pick. Comfortable, great service, fair prices, great grub (and big portions). Recently stopped in for breakfast with two friends. They each had "the Lumberjack" - 3 eggs, choice of 3 pancakes or 3 French toast, bacon or sausage, small juice. I had a hash and cheese omelet... 4 eggs, generous amount of housemade CBH, cheddar, and toast...all for $13.99. All 3 of us had containers to go. I had a view of the open kitchen. Six employees pumping out orders like a well-oiled machine. Minimal wait time. Two things. Cash only (ATM on-site) and smallish parking lot. Easily 5-star worthy

I came here on a Saturday afternoon with a friend to check out this place. I parked on the street…read moresince their little parking lot was full. The exterior is adorable! It's an unassuming building but they've made it very cute! They have painted the brick around the bottom to look like stone as well as a continuation of the awning painted around the top. The inside is just as interesting. There is a huge wooden map of the world on the wall, a piano, and the lights over some of the tables are made from teapots. There is a large bar in the middle and plenty of seating. This place is larger than it appeared from the outside. The menu offered several types of teas- white, green, herbal, black with several different flavors within each type of tea. I chose a tropical white tea. It came out nice and hot with a packet of honey. My friend ordered a sweet crepe with mixed fruit. She loved it! I decided to try their unique offering of 6 mixed pancakes. It included 4 savory pancakes (beet, zucchini, squash, potato) and two sweet pancakes (Oladi, farm cheese). One of the sweet pancakes was fluffy but dry and flavorless. I think it was the Oladi. All of the other pancakes were excellent and the service was flawless. What a cute place with great food and service! I'll definitely be back!

Crepes Tea House never disappoints. They have the biggest menu, bigger than any diner, yet…read moreeverything on it is delicious. Do you want really high-quality teas? A classic American breakfast? Crêpes? Various kinds of pancakes, borscht, or other Eastern Europe specialties? They've got it! And the staff is knowledgeable, pleasant and efficient. I have zero complaints about this place. Added bonus: they have a good selection of gluten-free and dairy free options, which are laid out clearly in their menu.

Went here for breakfast on a Saturday morning and really enjoyed it! I wasn't super hungry and I'm…read morenot much of a breakfast-food person, so I went with my go-to: a breakfast sandwich. There's just something about a toasted/grilled bagel that makes it SO good! The restaurant is relatively small and cozy, with about 4 booths, 4 tables, and a breakfast bar with 4 seats. There was a little bit of a wait, but I actually liked the homey feel of the place. The service was impeccable, everyone was so friendly and welcoming! Another nice touch is that they serve alcohol, so if you're in the mood for a mimosa with breakfast, you can get one. I definitely would've ordered one if I had realized that before I ordered! Overall, I really enjoyed my experience and would definitely come back!

Wow! Petty much describes my recent visit. Decent parking around the side of the building. Greeted…read moreand seated quickly. Menued and caffeinated just as quickly. Interesting daily specials, especially the blueberry lemon French toast, but I opted for the "2nd exit". Two eggs, two sausage links, two bacon strips, ham, home fries and toast. I also opted for sourbread and was told there would be an upcharge. Much better to hear it b4 than to see it on the bill later, so props to Angelina, my very capable and efficient server. Food came out in a reasonable amount of time, and the plate was massive, and challenged my manhood. HFs lightly spiced, toast perfect as were the eggs. I couldn't believe the generous amount of very lean slices of ham steak. Overall, an excellent breakfast with great service and very fair prices. Oh, and the coffee was very good, and continually filled. Roundabout ranks right up there w several other 5-stars eateries in western Mass. They take cards, but also give a cash discount. 5 "2nd exit" stars

We had the Bacon, Egg & Cheese sandwich and the Avocado Toast and both were spot on. Service was…read moregreat. And a great spot! Really cozy space (with really comfy chairs). We'll be back next time we're in Springfield.

This is a very small place that's obviously old but was right near my jobsite on a recent work…read moretrip. I mainly visited since it was nearby, but also because they offered a standout Ruben, keyword 'offered' as in they don't have it anymore. My colleague loves Reubens but he ended up having to order something else furing our visit. This ended up being a good thing because he was super happy with his choice afterward. I looked over the menu and there were other menu items also crossed off, but still plenty of options to choose from. Their burgers are handpressed but only 6 oz. That is a little small for me, especially when I'm hungry. After conversing with the gentleman behind the counter about my options, we both agreed I should go with the spicy fried chicken sandwich. I ordered the spicy fried chicken sandwich which comes with homemade fries and their homemade green tea with ginger and mint. My colleague ordered the pork cutlet sandwich and said it was amazing due to the apple chunks on the sandwich. Both were actually daily specials listed on their board to the right of the menu. My sandwich was quite large and spicy with the fresh jalapenos and a spicy sauce. It reminded me of the large chicken sandwich at Longhorn Steakhouse, but this one was even larger and better. The fries are fresh cut which made this meal perfect. This restaurant is truly nothing special from the outside appearance and both my colleague and I even thought it looked closed when we were driving by. He also said he doubts they have any seating, but we were both wrong. Don't doubt yourself about this restaurant. It is a truly hidden gem with some uniquely prepared foods waiting inside. They had limited beverages. I wanted regular iced tea, but ended up with the homemade green tea with mint and ginger which was pretty good, but no free refills. Service was of course excellent. I interacted with the gentleman a couple more times as I knew I'd need a lot more napkins to tackle this food.

Visiting from Northern California, we ran into this gem of a place for breakfast, reasonably priced…read moregreat little hole in the wall place,we had the bagel breakfast sandwich with sausage and pancake breakfast both delicious,when in Springfield visit " city Jake's Cafe", Thank you , Sadie, Tracy,Mr Jake

Ordered in from Jake's-- good, hot omelet. The muffin had been grilled to make it hot. Great place…read morefor a quick, homestyle meal.

We absolutely loved it! My husband and I always try to visit Turkish restaurants to support them…read moreand enjoy the food, and this place was definitely a winner. As people who were born and raised in Türkiye, we can honestly give it a 10/10. The food was delicious and authentic, and the staff were also very respectful, kind, and welcoming. We'll definitely be coming back!

While I was in Agawam, I stopped in at Cappadocia Turkish Cuisine for an early dinner, which is…read morelocated in a quiet strip plaza next to Agawam Bowl. This restaurant space has been previously home to several other restaurants including Flame On Vegan, 1st Stop Cafe, Blue Reis Pizzeria, and Istanbul Mediterranean Grill. They offer full service dining and there is online ordering including on DoorDash. serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner. I took a peak at their printed dinner menu before deciding to enjoy dine-in service. The regular menu offerings including Turkish & Ottoman grilled dishes, Turkish dishes, pan cook dishes, kebabs, stuffed dough. rolls, plus burgers, quesadillas, pasta, burgers, and desserts. The prices in the restaurant seemed pretty reasonable. I decided on the Oregano Chicken ($15.99) served with penne pasta and mixed greens salad. After I ordered, several complementary small plates of cold appetizers (pickled cabbages & veggies, kofta), and a basket of warm bread were brought out. These plated apps and the bread were very filling and tasty and I barely had room for my main meal. The main plate had tender boneless chicken pieces smothered in a creamy mushroom, green/red pepper sauce with creamy pesto penne and a green salad of arugula & tomatoes. The chicken and pasta were served very hot and the cream sauces were very rich and filling. After I finished, I paid for the meal at the front register and was given a discount for paying cash. Overall, this Turkish restaurant was a nice surprise stop for an impromptu dinner. I was originally planning to go to a sushi restaurant for dinner, but then I decided last minute to try something different. Yet another strip plaza gem!