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    3.6 (100 reviews)

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    Jay B.

    "Quickly growing tired of constantly switching back n' forth between the same two restaurants for lunch everyday, our hero, The Analytical Menace, decided to bravely venture where few others in his establishment have ventured before: a quaint and ostensibly prosaic little diner just mere minutes away from his chosen occupation." Alright. I'm gonna stop narrating in the third person like a complete dork now and....tell you all how this quiet little diner earned a soft special place in my heart. So, I started things off with a tall, sparkling orange Mimosa. Why? Because I thought to myself, "Self, even though it's 11:54 in the morning and you're technically only on your lunchbreak, YOU, hard workin'....you deserve a drink. Or two. Let's go!" Anywho, I went with my all time favorite breakfast, the corned beef hash n' eggs, of course. Except....this one was a bit different. First, lemme just say that everything overall was pretty tasty. I especially liked the greasy spoon diner touch to the whole thing. Mostly. See, it's the texture of the hash itself that I didn't care for. Sure, it tasted just fine, flavor wise. But ya see, well....I prefer mine to be a bit more....minced. Like, this stuff WAS minced, to an extent. At least the whole thing didn't come out like a brisket (some restaurants actually do this). Look, it's obvious Minuteman Diner makes their hash from scratch, which is admirable. Now, at the risk of being metaphorically tossed out the window and losing my "Elite" card for being a total weirdo, I'm just gonna say it: I prefer canned corned beef hash. That's right, folks. Grab your pitchforks and torches, off with his head, blah blah blah. Menace likes the canned stuff. BUT....it's how you prepare it that makes all the difference. For example, while the Brooklyn Bagel House in Derry clearly uses canned hash, they pan sear it without burning or robbing it of its natural flavor, thus creating the perfect texture. It's tough to explain to people who don't really eat hash that much. But I didn't like this one nearly as much as the hash at BBH. So ultimately, the dish gets a 7 out of 10. Also, the bagels could have been toasted more and the cream cheese was somehow slightly bland. But, I digress. Luckily though, I shall return. When I do, I'd like to try (of course) one of their omelets. A caveat to the newcomers: this place is literally a greasy spoon diner. I mean, this place is like.....when Waffle House meets MaryAnn's (y'all don't know!). Today, Minuteman Diner receives 4 yummy breakfast platters marinating in their own greasy goodness out of 5.

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    Dana S.

    Went for breakfast. Server was sweet and attentive. Lots of younger folk working hard ! Food was solid breakfast fare -albeit smaller portions than I expected (except for the ginormous pancakes!) for the sides but we filled our bellies!! We sat inside. They have outdoor seating but it was too windy for us to eat outside. Close and local.

    3% fee for kitchen staff.
    Don F.

    Update 3/2024 - I stopped in for lunch on Sunday. The restaurant was cold inside- Wear your jacket to eat lunch cold. We sat at the last open table... and waited. And waited. Eventually we ordered drinks and food. I ordered an Irish Benny with home fries. The Corned Beef as usual was great. The English muffin was also fantastic. The home fries were barely warm. I waited for a while for our server to check with us so I could ask for warm home fries... but no one came. Eventually another person came over to get me a drink refill. We asked for the check and left. When you walk in, there is a sign saying that menu prices may fluctuate given market conditions. Makes sense. Then when you sit down, there is a tiny line on the menu that there is a "3% Kitchen appreciation fee is added to all checks. Thank you for your support!" So a fee for cold home fries? ... it is not an option. Nice touch to soak us for more $$. I appreciate the little line entry on the menu to cover yourselves. Sorry Minuteman Diner, you lost me. There are better places that have heat, decent service, and hot food. My advice - move on. Places that nickel and dime with secret "fees" and signs to make it clear that prices are fluid are not worth your visit/money. Find an honest business.

    Tina W.

    The mandatory "kitchen appreciation fee" is ridiculous. I would have appreciated the kitchen a whole lot more if my eggs weren't over cooked and if my toast wasn't burnt. That, along with an overpriced side of bacon means I won't be coming back anytime soon.

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    Bamboo is right down the street from you

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    Old schooled brunch diner, typical menu with fairly good food portion, price is also pretty good.

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    Great food and service. And the price is right. If I didn't live so far away I'd be a regular.

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    Love the veggie omelet! And the option to eat outside.

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    Thank you very much E.C. we appreciate it.

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    The food was delicious and I was greater at the door by a warm greeting. The overall ambiance was very much diner like but a nice place

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    My fiancé who is a French toast expert said the crunchy French toast was quite possibly the best…read moreshe's ever had. Got sat down quickly on Easter Sunday. Well oiled machine for service. Good vibes. Quick service. Food quality was the main driver for the review. Surprisingly inexpensive for the quality. Kudo's to the people that are running this place.

    Isaac greeted my friend and I when we arrived for breakfast and recommended the corned beef hash…read morewith eggs on top. It's homemade and was a really good recommendation! The corned beef is large chunks, not small diced pieces found in most commercial and canned hash. The potatoes, peppers, and onions gave a nice texture and flavor. I had it topped with two over medium eggs which were perfectly cooked. As I was eyeing the French toast, he gave me a single piece which included their fruit infused whipped cream and was really, really good! That might be my entree next time. My friend got the crepes and her face was doing happy expressions while she was eating. My new best friend Maria kept my coffee mug full-she visited the table frequently to make sure my mug never got low nor cold. She also took care to clean the table promptly as plates were finished. Now if my kids could learn that... oh wait, this is a diner review. The ambiance is cute and chic. There was easy access to accommodate wheel chairs and they have their menu clearly marked for gluten free available and vegan options (most of the menu). The menu is on the fancier side; they will prepare whatever someone wants (e.g. if someone just wants 2 eggs and bacon, they can easily do that). The location is on Main St. so parking is hit or miss. If you are nearby and want something good, this is a good option!

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    The Breakfast Daughter has become a tradition for my family whenever we have something special to…read morecelebrate. I've been here for both of my sisters' graduation brunches, and we always leave happy. It's become one of our favorite spots for a celebratory brunch. For drinks, I tried their new Vanilla Bean Matcha Latte with oat milk. It was a bit thicker than I expected--possibly because of the oat milk. I can definitely see some people loving that texture, but for me it was just okay. That said, it was still a good drink, and the hint of vanilla came through nicely without overpowering the matcha. For food, we ordered a variety of dishes for the table. 1. The chicken and waffles had so much flavor, and the poached eggs were cooked perfectly--not too runny, but still soft, gooey, and delicious. The chicken was a little soggy, but it made up for it by being incredibly tender. 2. The blueberry pancake was fantastic. Their pancake portions are huge, so this time we only ordered one to share. It was delicious, though definitely on the heavier side. 3. The house burger was easily the standout dish of the meal and might be my favorite item on the menu. It's simple and classic, but packed with flavor. 4. The chicken burger, on the other hand, was disappointing. The chicken was quite dry, and I probably wouldn't order it again. I think something like pickled onions or another acidic topping could help bring some balance and moisture to the sandwich. 5. We also tried the omelet, which was very good, especially with the goat cheese. What really made the experience special was that the staff noticed we were celebrating a graduation and surprised us with complimentary donuts. It was such a thoughtful gesture and a lovely way to end the meal.

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    If you've ever been to a Pressed Cafe (yes, just one), you may be forgiven to assume they're all…read moremostly alike. This review is to tell you otherwise. Some are much larger (like this one). Some are drive-thru only (like the one near my house). I'm gonna talk about the former real quick. Naturally, the menu is basically the same. On this day, I was having lunch. Ergo, I opted to try the Chipotle Short Rib & Egg burrito (as a bowl because I'm a man of culture) accompanied with a cup of chowdah. I must say...I expected there to be a bit more flavor, what - with the Chipotle sauce n' all. Alas, I had to add my own salt. This is mostly a nitpick, but really...can we please season our beef? Just a lil bit even? So, the biggest difference you'll notice at this location is the parking situation. It's....annoying. Because on the one hand, you technically have ample amounts of spaces to park in. Or...you WOULD, if not for the signs en masse that read "[insert corporate company name here] parking only - all violators will be towed at owner's expense." I find this hilarious because I feel like that would be impossible to enforce for folks parking less than 10 minutes to pick up an order like I did. So, I guess my pro tip of the day would be: feel free to park wherever at your own risk if and ONLY if you're getting take-away. If you're actually dining in, I suppose you'll have to wait painstakingly for one of the few parking spots actually designated for Pressed specifically to open. By the way, if you're picking up a take-away order, the take-out shelf is smack dab next to their side entrance opposite the side where you would normally order your food. It's one of those "blink once and you'll miss it" type things the first time visiting. From my vantage point, this place stays quite busy. Not surprising, considering the Burlington area in general. Clearly, a lot of folks come here mid-work day which is also the only reason I came here to begin with. Overall, not a bad lunch stop, though the parking can be slightly obnoxious. I'm giving Pressed Cafe in Burlington 4 Chipotle Short Rib bowls dubiously seasoned out of 5.

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