Great atmosphere. Great coffee. Great pastries. Great food. I love this place. Wish I lived closer.read more

So I came in here for a mocha latte and some maple toast and boy I wasn't disappointed. One of the…read morebest lattes I've had in a very very long time not bitter smooth the right amount of foam and the mocha came through without being overpowering. The maple toast was sweet, delicious and just what I wanted today. A cute place where you can sit out on the sidewalk or inside the cute little coffee shop you order at the bar. They call out your name for coffee and bring your dish to you. Everybody was nice and welcoming. Now when I walk into a building looking at me you can tell which way I voted and inside this place 99% of the people voted in a different direction. That doesn't bother me and it didn't bother them. They treated me with welcoming spirit and a wonderful meal. All I could think of is I woke up for breakfast but what did I care? Wonderful meal with wonderful people in a great little town. I highly recommend it!

Found this place close by to a concert we were going to at Montague Retreat Center. Unfamiliar and…read morein the middle of nowhere where, The Lady Killigrew Cafe was a blessing! Timing was great as they close their kitchen at 8pm so we got there around 7:40 with just enough time to grab a bite. Cute and quaint, right near the flowing waters - I wish I got to see this place in the sunlight! The tunes here are great, I was dancing immediately. The staff here is sweet and the space itself is so fascinating! Has a cute charm throughout all the way down to the bookshop. I ordered the Number 1 sandwich. It was flavorful and just right to warm up my stomach. The salad was fresh and unique! Tasty stuff that had me perfectly satisfied.

Says open till 9. They always close early. The food is lacking from the Lady K 10-15 years ago…read more People that work there now give attitude when you order. So it's either a bad work environment or the employees now are pretentious. Brown rice salad is not the same. It's gross now. The pours are light. Don't waste your money or time unless Ken actually stops being a cheap small flatiron pos

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!

Dream House was a quick stop for us, and I'm so glad we checked it out! The decor and overall vibe…read morefeel warm, creative, and welcoming to all kinds of people. We both ordered the Hannah, which came with housemade sausage patties and hollandaise sauce. The hollandaise was rich, buttery, and absolutely delicious. Also give the chai latte a try!! I love when a spot supports local artists and community events. They have a bar inside, a small outdoor covered porch area, cozy little artist corner, and tables spread throughout the space that make it feel comfortable and inviting. All staff was helpful and working together to making the whole experience run smoothly. The playlist was a 10/10 too. Overall, this was such a fun breakfast spot, and we'd definitely come back!

Recently stopped by for a quick breakfast at Futura's and this is definitely a North Amherst hidden…read moregem! This menu was very varied (there's something for everyone) and it definitely enticed me to go back for more! The breakfast sandwich I got was the Chipotle breakfast sandwich (forgot the exact name) and it was very tasty and filling. The price point is definitely a bit high so be prepared to spend if you're coming with multiple people, but I do appreciate the variety of coffees and teas available. The servers and baristas were very sweet and helpful when guiding me during my first visit there. If you're looking for a quiet coffee shop to get some work done, this is definitely worth a try. I didn't get to try any of the pastries but I will definitely be back to explore the rest of the menu! 4 stars just because of the high price point, but the quality of the items is very good.

This will forever be my favorite coffee shop on the planet. I lived in Massachusetts for about 2…read moreyears, and was in search for a coffee shop as I love coffee. I've never been to a place with such a friendly staff and a wide variety of coffee and food before. If I had to pick my favorite thing about this shop, it's the staff. Me and my boyfriend became regulars at this shop, and they always treated us with a big smile, asked how our weeks have been, and just over all seemed to genuinely care about us as customers and people. They would always be so excited to show us the new season menus, as we always tried the whole menu when it came out; they always wanted our opinions on the coffee. I buy my coffee beans from this shop, even still now that I don't live in Massachusetts anymore. If you're looking for a coffee shop in Amherst, this is definitely the best around.

5 star reserved for places that I'd take a detour to go to. There will be a detour in my future to…read morebring my wife back here. Plenty of seating if you want to stay, but a great place for a grab and go. Great sandwiches and I had to cheat a bit and get a oatmeal and craisin cookie.

Fabulous breakfast Saturday morning. Bacon Egg And Cheese with Jalapeños accompanied by piping hot…read moredark roast coffee. The dining space is filled with natural light and local foods, arts, and crafts. Very friendly team behind the counter. Ample parking in front.

Solid stop for house made foods made with local products. They even have a drive through. Lovely…read morefolks at the counter. Solid sandwiches, pasta and potato salads.

Great Food and delicious desserts. Everything is homemade and friendly service. I personally get…read morethe breakfast sandwiches is my go to so I recommend it

I visit Cooper's corner at least once a week. It's on my way home from work so it is convenient…read more The deli selections are great, I recommend the cucumber salad for a great summer side dish. I read other reviews where ppl complained about pricing, it is a small grocery store so prices are a bit higher than chain stores, I think the prices are reasonable.

While in town, I've stopped into Cooper's for everything from a (fantastic) sandwich to liquor to…read moregroceries. There was one unsuccessful trip for nail polish remover but I won't hold it against them. It seems like a great local grocery store. Our last trip here we grabbed a few deli sandwiches and drinks and took to the tables outside for a grab and go quick lunch. Zero complaints! Sandwiches were delicious. My O'Hara hit the spot and the bag of chips that came with it made for a perfect pair. The space is clean, service was quick and friendly and sandwiches were filling. I do see some other reviews mention price, but I am from Jersey where everything is expensive so nothing shocks me anymore. For around $25 we had a lovely lunch.

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.

The Wicked Good Cafe is perfectly named--everything we had was truly wicked good…read more The interior is bright and clean while still honoring the history of the building and the town. It feels welcoming, comfortable, and authentic. Service is counter-style, and the staff were super friendly. Coffee is self-serve, deliciously smooth, and refillable if you're drinking in one of their mugs--such a nice touch. They recommended the Pistachio Kind Bun, and we were not disappointed. Buttery, flaky, and croissant-like--definitely a must-try. The Swiss and mushroom omelet was cooked to perfection, and the bacon, eggs, and home fries were all excellent. We especially appreciated that nothing was over-salted--something more places should do (you can always add salt, but not take it out!). The homemade wheat toast, made with King Arthur flour, was hearty and flavorful--some of the best we've had. You can really tell they use locally sourced ingredients, and it makes a difference in every bite. Our only regret? Not grabbing some baked goods to go. We'll definitely be back next time we're in Ashland!