Came here for a later breakfast and they did not disappoint! The menu is pretty big so everyone can…read morefind something they like. Upscale diner food. The breakfast quesadillas were so filling and incredible, and nice that you can customize them. I wasn't the biggest fan of the home fries, but with sour cream or sauce they were good. The prices were very reasonable. The service was quick and friendly, and the restaurant has a very homey vibe. The one thing is you may leave smelling very strongly of breakfast foods.

My friend came from NY and was craving pancakes and of course in had to search on Yelp to find a…read morepancake place near by. I saw good reviews at Breakfast at Angelo's and we took a drive. Finding parking was an event as it was snowing and I couldn't see the parking lines. The GPS took us to an area where we had to walk through an ally to find the diner. Walking in the diner was small and cozy. We were greeted quickly and seated. Our waitress had a great personality. We order the Phat Boy Breakfast and she warn us it was a lot of food. When it came out she was right! Everything was good from the pancakes to bacon. I wasn't able to finished it all. Overall I would come back and happy I found another breakfast spot.

Food is always great 5/5 Service is always personable 5/5…read morePretty, nice blonde woman (owner/ manager?) checking on me 10/5 Patio 5/5 Only complaint is that they have iced coffee but no cold brew ‍ Still overall a 7.5/5

Popover's is a super nice little restaurant in town Simsbury that serves a terrific breakfast. My…read morefavorite is the Simsbury feast. The feast comes with two eggs done anyway you like them, two slices of bacon, two turkey, sausage, patties, fried potatoes, and your choice of toast. The sour dough bread is top notch, full of genuine sour dough flavor. The fried potatoes have a bit of crunch on the outside while soft in the middle. The cold brew coffee is terrific and together this makes a first rate breakfast. $23

This place has good food and great atmosphere. There are tvs for sports games when on. The bar has…read moreplenty of seats around with friendly staff. The waitresses are attentive especially when the place is packed. They also have specialty menus that rotate according to the day. Durning the nice weather, they have a bunch of tables with umbrellas behind the restaurant. If the parking lot is full in front they have a bunch more around back. This is a family friendly place with live music every now and then.

Tried again - My previous review still stands. The atmosphere is good, the food is lacking. Nothing…read morewas undercooked, but most of the food was frozen or packaged. The chili is hormel chili, the cheese is cheap american cheese, the onion rings and curly fries are bagged. It's not special, but it is fairly inexpensive for what you get. It's a place to get some cheap food quick in a bar-like atmosphere.

In New York, we would call this a hole in the wall. Very tiny space off the street. Counterspace…read moreand four large, basic wooden tables. You can do takeout or dine-in, but even when dining in, you look at a menu, pay at the counter, and then it eventually comes to your table. I was lucky enough to come in when there was only one table and some takeout customers. As I left, several more people came in, so this place can become crowded. Aurora's is Guatemalan. They have a lot of brekkie stuff--huevos rancheros, omelettes with veggies, sausage, peppers, ham, sausage, etc. Breakfast sandwiches (BEC, beans, queso, ham, turkey, avocado, cheeses). Burritos (chorizo, loaded, veggies). Appetizers, like tacos, nachos, tostadas, and more. Sandwiches (burgers, steak sandwiches). Bowls and salads (house green, classic caesar, burrito bowl). Quesadillas and wraps (turkey avocado, buffalo chicken, churrascov, burrito, chicken bacon ranch). I had the Churrasco. It had a lot of fat, but it was more steak than fat, and the fat came off easily. The meat was tender and fall apart. I ordered the fries, but got rice, and that was okay. The black beans were great. The salad was a little palate cleanser. The thing I LOVED, ADORED, would help me ignore the fact the restaurant was so cold that I had to keep my coat on and shivered throughout my stay--the drinks. They have these great fruit drinks--grilled pineapple lemonade (my choice), homemade horchata, fresh melon juice, watermelon juice, etc. My choice, the grilled pineapple lemonade--I literally sucked that stuff down. It was fresh, refreshing, not too sweet, but just sweet enough. Let's go back to my elder millennial roots--"It's all that and a bag of chips." Would come here again, food, drinks, and service are great, but turn up the heat please!

I ordered from Aurora's via DoorDash and had a great experience overall. The carne asada Guatemalan…read moresandwich (Shuco) was hearty and flavorful -- the grilled steak was juicy, tender, and well-seasoned. The sandwich had that street food-style flavor I was craving, and the bread was soft but held everything together nicely. The sweet plantains were tasty and ripe, but a little on the greasy side for my liking. The watermelon juice was fresh, light, and refreshing -- not overly sweet, which I appreciated. Even though I didn't dine in, I've passed by the spot and it always smells amazing and has a warm, welcoming vibe. My order was neatly packed, and everything arrived intact, which shows care and attention to detail on their end. That kind of service goes a long way, even through delivery! Can't wait to stop by in person soon -- if the food tastes this good through DoorDash, I can only imagine how much better it is fresh off the grill.

New England Pasta sells fresh cut pasta, ready to re-heat entrees, sides, soups, salads, etc. I was…read morein the area and picked up a few things to make at home over a few days. My favorite purchases were the fresh cut egg linguine and the Ritz-based stuffed cod. The fresh linguine cooks in a minute and the texture just hits different in the best possible way. The cod was nice and firm and the Ritz stuffing was crazy delicious. I also liked the Chicken Francaise. You can't really compare it to restaurant quality Francaise because it's specifically made to be re-heated and eaten later. With this in mind, I though that the small chicken pieces and lemon sauce were very solid. My other purchases included clam chowder and Tuna Mac Salad with peas. The Tuna Mac was pretty good. It wouldn't be in regular rotation for me, but I'd get it once in a while. The clam chowder was my least favorite, but I respect that New England Pasta seemed to go for something different. The texture was good and it had plenty of clams and potato. But it tasted like it had a little blue cheese flavor. I can't say for sure that they used blue cheese, but the chowder definitely had something different that gave it this vibe. For me, this flavor was a bit too assertive. I don't live near New England Pasta, but if I did, I would visit once in a while. Four Stars

This is the go to place for freshly made pasta. I don't need a lot of pasta but when I do it is…read moreremarkable the difference between the dry pasta you buy in the supermarket and buying fresh pasta. The peppercorn angel hair is fantastic. You will also find a variety of prepared foods and among my favorites is there a grilled giant shrimp that go very well with the pasta! They also offer an assortment of baked goods and among those that I've tried include some really spectacular oatmeal cookies.

If you're looking for a simple menu, fresh ingredients, prepared quickly and we'll by staff who…read moreactually cares. Then I highly recommend the Thunderbird cafe. Yes it's inside of a car dealership, no you won't be asked to buy a car or even approached. It's a separate venue within the dealership. Typical breakfast in the area for two people running 40 plus dollars, at Thunderbird you'll walk out for under 30 be full cover and be satisfied that you had a delicious breakfast too. Yes the plates are paper the forks and knives are plastic, but that doesn't change how the food tastes. The staff is friendly and accommodating to most requests. Best breakfast in 20 miles, most affordable that I have found in CT.

Don't let this place for you! I was a little skeptical finding this place online, because it was in…read morea car dealership... but the breakfast sandwich I got was absolutely amazing Breakfast stopped being served at 11 o'clock and we walked in at 10:55. We were able to get a breakfast sandwich. Although I want some pancakes and something else I couldn't really complain as they were willing to still do breakfast. I ended up getting a bacon egg and cheese on a rule and it was so soft. This is probably the cheapest iced coffee that I've had recently for $1.25 for a cup. I also got a muffin I would like to try lunch here, so I might possibly come back, however is a little far out of the way for us

How have I been missing out on this gem! This was my first time despite living in the area for so…read morelong. Pedro let me know he's been the new owner for about 3 years now. Their menu consists of Mexican and American classics with no frills. I got the apple walnut pancakes with a side of bacon and a blueberry pineapple smoothie. Everything was delicious!! The smoothie was so AMAZING I almost ordered one to go, nice and smooth. The bacon was thick and crispy! The apples in the pancakes still had a nice crunch. Can't wait to go back! It was also affordable at under $50 for 2 ppl

"One guy, Big Moe Two guys, Little-bitty Moe…read moreThree guys, Four-eyed Moe Four guys, No Moe Five guys, Eat Moe Five little guys named Moe" (Louis Jordan) It's a tough call to decide what we enjoyed most about today's breakfast at Mo's. Was it the food or the entertaining personality of our server (who we thought was the owner). Here are three examples of why he was so much fun: 1) When we sat down, he asked us what we wanted to drink -"coffee, tea, wine or tequila"? 2) When my breakfast came out, he said "do you want ketchup"? When I said yes, he deadpanned "sorry we don't have any" before he brought over a bottle. 3) After we ate as much as we could of their big portions, my wife asked for a to go container and he said, "just put it in your purse". 4) He did all that and more with a big smile, great comic timing, and a laugh -the guy was great!! Mo's is a Hartford institution, has won plenty of awards, and has been around for close to 40 years. It's on the smallish side with old school booths and bench seats, and a diner-like counter with stools. The counter sits in front of the open kitchen so you can see the eggs and pancakes cooked in front of your eyes. The names on their breakfast menu are a hoot - Mama Mo, Papa Mo, Gran' Daddy Mo, Baby Mo, and a familiar looking breakfast sandwich named Eg' McMo. My wife ordered a Mama Mo (two eggs with home fries and toast for $9.25) and I had two poached eggs, a side of corned beef hash, home fries and toast for $13.99. Coffees were $3.15 each including refills. My breakfast was great and half of the hash, potatoes, and toast went into one of those aforementioned to-go containers. When we considered the food, value, atmosphere, service and the intangibles, Mo's clearly was a great choice and we really enjoyed our visit.

The highlight of my doctor's visits! I wish I knew to stop by sooner. My OBGYN and my daughter's…read moreClinical Feeding is in the building. I always make sure to visit on my way out. The Firebird is my go to! I love the sauce on it. Always made fresh. Delicious! I always make sure to check out the baked goods! There's almost always something special and different to try! The service is great! They are very friendly and personable. Food is consistently tasty. They really get to know their regulars- and there are a lot of them! It's nice to take a moment to stop and enjoy a hot coffee and some food made with love. It's a bright spot in an otherwise hectic day full of medical visits.

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