Some of the best pancakes I've ever had. Great flavor and not undercooked and overly thick, yet…read morenot thin either. Friendly service.

I'd say 4.5 stars actually. We had stopped down the road for food but didn't feel like not being…read moreable to study the menu while sitting so got on Yelp and made our way here. Super quiet at 11 or so on a Sun morning. Seating for about 30, we grabbed the table in the sunny window and looked over the short menu while a man was playing well known songs on guitar. Kinda odd but whatever. The guy working was super nice and our food was great. A western omelette was a special served only w toast so we got the side of excellent home fries for $3.50. The Yelp cover photo of the pancakes was one of the things that drew us in and the short stack didn't disappoint (~$6). I don't have such great luck with them but these hit the spot. I'm not sure what brings people to Millers Falls but yummy food here.

It's great that you pay your staff a livable wage however, the service sucks hence why chips are…read moreinvented in. It's based on service/quality and is EARNED.. every place that I've gone where gratuity is automatically added The service has been terrible however, when I've eaten that places where that doesn't happen, service is great because people know they have to work for their tips. I walked in a little after they opened. Nobody was there in terms of customers... I wasn't greeted. I sat at the counter. The staff continued to just chat. I felt like the staff had no interest in having a customer. I had to go over get a menu. I was looking at it. They looked at me as I was reading said menu never offering a coffee nothing I waited about 10 minutes and then I walked out put the menu back and said I gotta go. I consider myself very knowledgeable about the restaurant industry as my family has been in it for over 50 years and I have worked in it for 30 years

The food is great and I love the "no tipping" rule because staff is paid a living wage…read more Unfortunately, the noise can be deafening, which ruins any restaurant experience for me. Leo's seems to always be busy, and sometimes there are no available tables. So many people make it quite noisy, and on top of that, the din from the kitchen is overwhelming. It sounds like they are literally throwing the dishes and pots as hard as they can into metal sinks! Not a peaceful place to eat and converse.

What a cute cafe located in Massachusetts. This is an Amish ran cafe. They are serving up wholesome…read morefood with kindness and smiles. Their prices are reasonable and they just want you to be satisfied with fresh food and drinks. The cafe is jam packed with locals but they definitely welcome travelers such as myself. Go stop in for some fresh food and a cup of coffee with a friendly atmosphere.

This is an adorable so that's doing so well they are expanding. Everything is very fresh- the giant…read morepretzels are a Specialty. Fresh cookies, coffees, Sandwiches- turkey,apple,cheddar with apple butter and the BLT with avocado are both favorites . Cute spot in town!

Now open Friday nights for dinner. The dinner menu is on…read moretheir website. It's all delicious, especially the Basque cheesecake.

I did not feel welcome here. Many of the staff gawked at me from the kitchen when I asked how much…read morelonger my order would take. The server said nothing to me when she gave me my order. This is the worst that I've been treated at any restaurant. Their message to me was clear. They choose exclusivity and will display those boundaries openly. I can't recommend and won't be going back.

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.

We stopped here on opening day, around 1030. We found seats easily. My wife got pancakes and I got…read morea waffle with strawberries and whipped cream. I loved the fresh maple syrup and our food was good. I loved the simplicity of this place. Just be warned that it's in an old barn-type building and it's cold in there! I would definitely return if I'm ever in the area again.

This was a fun dining experience. Keep in mind it certainly isn't Parker's or Polly's. But overall,…read moreit was good priced and you could experience the maple syrup process. This is counter service. So it's pretty much self-help. They do have some tables. Very friendly overall. Maple ice cream is a must try. Very cozy cabin like atmosphere. It's definitely worth a try.

I love coming here every chance I get. Everything is consistently delicious and the vibes are high…read more Service is great and can't wait for them to expand further

Mom and I came to the skinny pancake having seen it on the way to Trader Joes. I'm a big fan of…read morecrepes and it was lunchtime, but we were still able to order off the breakfast menu. I'll start off by saying that the staff was very nice. I told them it was our first time there and she sat us down, told us to look over the menu and then order at the counter when we were ready. We ended up sharing the breakfast monster crepe and also the eat your greens salad. I can honestly tell you that the eat your greens salad was one of the best salads I've had. its so simple but so delicious and packed full of flavor. The lettuce leaves were extremely fresh, and the dressing was homemade. The crepe was also good, not the best I've had but it was good. Honestly the winer for me was that salad. We also ordered some hot drinks and I was surprised to find that they have organic coffee, really good. and their honey is legit, not the fake stuff. I know some of the other reviews were complaining about the pricing on things but its obviously better quality as well. You can taste it for sure. I will say that the one thing I didn't like was the fact that the tables/chairs are so close together. We were sandwiched in between two families with children and it was really hard to relax. We had to listen to one family complain about not having gotten their crepe yet even though everyone else had gotten their food. I felt that if I even inched either to my right or left I would hit the person sitting on the other end. They need to configure the seating better. Otherwise, it's a great place, I'd definitely come back and maybe sit at a counter or a booth if I'm lucky.

sooooo good. i love their sandwiches. ive tried the pressed turkey BLT and a turkey & ham on…read moresourdough. all their ingredients are very fresh.

I've always enjoyed the food here. Unfortunately on Sunday Nov 3 around 1pm, my friend and I…read moreordered food which resulted in looseness of the bowels (the skitters, the runs, Montezuma's revenge). We ordered a breakfast burrito and a breakfast bowl (eggs, bacon, avocado). Both were very tasty but alas the experience came with some regret.

Great stop for a good sandwich & happy vibe when traveling. Off the beaten track & tasty! Will…read morecome next time we pass thru. Loved the Brie sandwich & salad!

My memory is hazy as the visit was back in November but I do remember just loving the food.read more

What a great place! My second time here, years after the first and finally finishing my review.read more

Before the menu change, I ordered a vegan tofu reuben with their delicious slaw, called a "Cosmos."…read more It was so good, I ordered it again, thinking it was impossible for them to get it right two times in a row. They did. So I came back a THIRD time and ordered it AGAIN, just to see if they can still keep their vegan cheese melted just right on top. It was incredible, AGAIN. Now that I've gotten this out of the way, ask where it is on their new menu as it is under revision--I don't like the tempeh version as much. Onto the rest of the atmosphere of Cushman. One of the most pleasant features of Cushman Market and Cafe is that it is nestled at an important corner in northeast Amherst. You need to travel further west to get to The Mill District and not much opens there early, and there's little else I can recall in the other cardinal directions. It's a pleasant trip, with plenty of parking in front, behind, and in a strip of side road across the street. I've never been in the market, so let me keep talking about the Cafe. The atmosphere of the Cafe is wonderful, with locals, safety officers, and regulars all visiting at each meal hour from breakfast to lunch. Nestled inside what looks like an old barn, complete with doors still hanging, Cushman has memorabilia from decades of music, sports, politics, and news frozen under acrylic, different for many of their tables. The café seems to have at most 20 chairs, and the staff behind the counter will deliver it to your table, call your name, or leave other orders by a stand near the back entrance. Cushman Cafe offers a variety of meals, alongside baked goods and freshly mixed café drinks. While I'm not a fan of the switcherels, I have enjoyed their dirty Chai lattes, iced teas, fresh coffees, and free water if I recall in a pinch. They have gender neutral bathrooms--which is great if you're tired of waiting in line for one of two as they are large but single occupancy. They offer cold panini sandwiches, hot panini, all sorts of eggs, egg sandwiches, and egg breakfasts, vegan and vegetarian options, alongside a seemingly visible carnivorous focus for their new menu's default. If you had a chance to hop on a bus and travel around Amherst, or you were passing through to the highways, Cushman Cafe is worth a quick stop. I've rarely had to wait long for my meals even in busy hours, and this is because of the large and competent kitchen, who--if you'll remember--can get a delicious sandwich right any day of the week. I hope cell service returns there!