Pro: wheelchair accessible to the entrance and bathroom is great! Parking is available, and I…read moreimagine a person in a wheelchair will be able to park and go into the store to order food, etc. Cons: I am Deaf, and I ordered my drip coffee with extra half & half in written English. Whipped cream on it if they have it. The staff didn't tell me they didn't have whipped cream and handed me a coffee with drips. I opened it and saw there was no half & half in it, and then I saw the coffee table, so I assumed there was half and half. I walked to the table and found out that there was no half & half. There was honey, milk, and almond milk, but no half-and-half. So I went up to the counter again and waited on the long line for asking where is half & half. Ridiculous customer service, especially with Deaf people.

Located near MetroWest Medical Center, I decided to grab breakfast here while waiting for a…read morepatient. It is in an odd location near the DPW, but the inside is cute and likely designed by a fan of the Magnolia network. There is seating for about 24 people, max, but the breakfast menu has basic eggs, breakfast meats, home fries, etc. The double breakfast has 2 eggs, 2 tiny sausages, 2 strips of bacon, home fries and toast. Everything was good - no complaints with food or service. One really odd thing, though. Is there are no prices posted anywhere. Menus are blank, wall signage is blank, the website doesn't list prices, etc. I had no idea how much my breakfast was going to cost, and couldn't make decisions about what to order based on price. My breakfast, with a black coffee, was about $14.75. Overall, a nice spot if you're in the neighborhood, but certainly not a destination-type place.

I really enjoyed my first visit to Heart City Health Cafe. The establishment was modern, spacious,…read moreand clean. they have ample seating which will be useful post pandemic. they also have ample parking as well. The staff were incredibly friendly and knowledgeable and the price for drinks was incredibly reasonable, I ordered 4 drinks for $22... unheard of in the health drink world. I wish them lots of luck and look forward to visiting them again.

The shakes and tea here are phenomenal! All the folks at Heart City Health Cafe are extremely…read morefriendly and the flavor make the protein untestable! A wonderful substitute for the at home traditional milk/water+powder.

Somewhat odd hours, 5-2 daily…read more Delicious muffins. As per other reviewer, less buttery, more sugary. Very moist. Pretty large. Fruited ones with ample filling. High recommended if in area. Little pricer, almost $5 per muffin. Also has coffees, pastries, cupcakes, cakes and bagels, stand alone or as sandwich.

Had a cake, emergency (a friend finally agreed to celebrate her birthday at the last minute),…read morecalled the muffin House Café in Natick. On very short notice prepared a beautiful cake, also delicious. The cake was decorated to my request which I didn't think would be possible. highly recommend.

Found myself in Natick Center at an art show, looking for a nice coffee shop--the marbled rye bagel…read morewith homemade veggie cream cheese was delightful! Nice interior with friendly staff.

The staff is always kind and it is an okay bagel! They are thin and lack some texture and chew, but…read moreI enjoyed the salt bagel. The others do not have enough toppings in my opinion. The sweets are impressive, especially the crumb cake. The space is large and beautiful. I'd love to see more creativity with bagel flavors and sandwich specials

Rude service, dirty location, was sick for days after eating here. I would absolutely never go here…read moreagain and strongly recommend avoiding it at all cost.

Wake up juice , Brazilian. Style. Yum Stoped my this bread…read morehaven in Framingham - too bad I quit bread. Coffee is energizing & sweet.

I visited this Clover for the first time as I was in the area and was intrigued by their seasonal…read morezucchini sandwich - zucchini, fried and marinated tofu, fresh corn, and a mayo-based spread. I'm still in mourning about the end of Nashville Hot Mushroom season, but I went in with an open mind and a willingness to find a new favorite. While this didn't quite stack up to my beloved NHM, I still really enjoyed it. The tofu was nice and crispy and the zucchini added a nice crunch. My two tiny complaints - the marinade was a little sweet for my liking and it made the bottom of the pita quite soggy. Other than that, very tasty! Service was friendly and perfectly on time for my online order. It was easy to find where I needed to go inside the Whole Foods and I appreciated being able to sit outside. All in all, good to know that this is an option next time I'm in the area!

Went in Thursday for lunch and saw this place. I'm a fan of…read morefalafel and the staff was over the top nice and welcoming. I order their version of falafel on the fresh warm pita pocket. 10/10. Flavor, consistency and all fresh ingredients. Falafel was tender and not dry at all. It was a perfect handheld start to finish. I also went with the hibiscus tea and it was very good. I'll b back to get another real soon.

Had lunch with friends and everyone enjoyed themselves. It's a smaller restaurant but very cozy…read more Mike was our server and is very engaging and helpful. We all had the holiday themed drinks and they were delicious. Had the French dip sandwich - probably the best I have had. Au jus was so flavorful and every part of the sandwich was delicious. It's a bit of a walk from the parking lot, and I think a sign pointing the way would be helpful, but don't let that stop you. It was worth every step and will definitely be back!

What a charming little place! As Ashland residents, living nearby, we had planned to check the…read moreplace out someday, and this was the day today. We arrived just after brunch time (10 AM to 1 PM), so we ordered from the lunch/dinner menu. I enjoyed the Mediterranean platter, full of yummy dips (hummus, whipped feta, and tabouli), with a generous serving of toasted pita triangles, healthy veggies, and a scoopful of pitted olives. All were tasty and healthy. My companion had a huge grain bowl, including arugula, bulghur wheat, bacon, avocado, and grilled chicken cubes, laced with a lemon dijon dressing. A tasty cocktail for each of us completed the feast. Henry's Place is cozy, with the feeling of a crackling fireplace, but without one. It's a little off the beaten path, on the hill above downtown - the former estate of Ashland's most esteemed resident, the late Henry Warren, local businessman and inventor of the first electric clock. We'll definitely go back again to Henry's!

Quick breakfast 3-+3+3 - eggs. Bacon or sausage…read more French toast or pancakes $14.75 Eggs were chopped and dried

Customers should not be forced to listen to Fox news propaganda while trying to enjoy a meal. Maybe…read morethat's why there was only 1 other customer in the whole place. When you mix your personal political views with your business, you alienate a whole lot of people. Food was okay but I'll never patron this place again.