Breakfast Sandwich (7.5/10): Egg was cooked perfectly (nice and runny). Generous amount of cheese…read more I loved the rye buns! Rye Waffle (7.5/10): Waffle was very unique as well. Never had a rye waffle before, but it was very flavorful and had great texture. Salad (6.5/10): Salad tasted fresh. Felt like it was missing something in terms of taste, but not bad at all. I liked the addition of the chive flowers. House Soda (8/10): Strawberry buttermilk. Tasted fantastic! Service was great. Bakery was sold out by 1pm on Sunday. Menu is short and simple.

If you had told me that "maple rye waffles" were not only a thing, but also super delicious, I…read morewould have laughed. Rye? In a waffle? Thanks to Neon Newt, I can personally attest to the fact that they are amazing. Neon Newt is a small cafe in a small village on Mount Washington, Massachusetts. My dear friend Lys lives nearby and insisted we go when I was in town. The cafe is very clean, with excellent coffee and a funky decor. It's a cafe menu, heavy on breakfast items. The staff were friendly but not hovering. The place was packed when we were there. Definitely a spot to go to the next time I'm in the Berkshires.

Food is wonderful wait staff is amazing great food and great prices.we will be back...read more

Yikes. I went here because I heard it was under new management, but it was the same old…read moreunderwhelming experience. There was no one at our table who had warm food. Everything came out cold from the kitchen as if it had been left by an open window after being cooked. And they were out of quite a few things, so it's not like a complex menu. We ordered burgers, fish and chips, etc. Server was ok. He didn't have great insights into the drinks - but at least he was trying. I really want the Grouse House to work. It's got a great view of Otis Ridge and would be a fun place to go after skiing. But if you can't get pretty basic dishes right, no one is coming back.

A quaint restaurant / Superette. Everything is homemade and made to order. Home-fries were off the…read morecharts best ever. Fresh eggs, homemade bread! The oatmeal with brown sugar and raisins was scrumptious . The ladies running the place were helpful and sweet. I would be a regular if I lived closer.

This is a nice little hideaway. Friendly service and local. Homemade meals, amazing muffins. They…read moreshould sell them in local shops!

Ordered pita with fries and the fries were sold separately. Only after ordering. Food was average…read moreand pricey so go else where.

What a nice place. On our way home from Maine we decided to stop and grab a bite. Saw other…read morereviews and decided to try this place. We were so surprised, it was small but has a as relaxed atmosphere. There were a few customers some were regulars and some like us "drop ins". Food was good (sorry no pics) we all got the turkey BLT with French fries. I heard someone say that they had the best egg in town. You also got a nice sized mug of coffee. I would stop by again if I'm in Lee, MA.

Knox Trail Inn is the place to be in East Otis ,Ma ......If you haven't been here ,give it a try on…read morea Friday night or Saturday!!! They have a spectacular brand new bar. It's absolutely beautiful. The food is delicious and the atmosphere is very friendly.!!!

Omg, this place is great! We went for karaoke with our favorite kj, Kelli (Kellioke)…read more Of course the karaoke was great, but everything else was as well! Great service, great food, comforting ambience. Samantha and the other servers were fantastic as well! P.S. The pickle chips were out of this world!

Convenient location with lots of parking. Handicap ramp accessable. Came here for a late…read morebreakfast/early lunch. They had a good selection to choose from. The place was well lit yet warm and welcoming. The staff was very friendly and quick. Great for parties of 6 or less We got the steak an eggs and the chicken and waffles Both meals were delicious and full of flavor. The steak was moist and juicy and the sauces that came with it made it even better The chicken and waffles came with powered sugar and a side of syrup. The chicken was crisp and juicy and well seasoned. The waffle was good but could have been crispier. Over a great experience and will be returning

Our party of 4 came here for breakfast and everything we ordered was delicious. My omelet was so…read moretasty and the coffee was really good. We shared the espresso French toast which everyone devoured. Service was very friendly and attentive. Great place for breakfast and they have both indoor and outdoor dining on the porch.

Great place to meet friends and have coffee and small breakfast. The place is not large but quite…read morecozy.

Cute cafe right on the main street with out- door seating and indoor. Pre-orders are left to the…read moreleft side of the entrance. To order in person walk to the right and then turn left (a u-turn if you will) to get in line. Menus are posted on the walls to easily see as you wait in line. A variety of baked goods are available in a display case by the cashier. We ordered a raspberry lavender latte, a beverage from the cooler and two crepes. When we were walking away with our table number in hand I heard the cashier tell the barista I ordered a maple latte. I corrected her, I ordered the lavender. I received a Mocha. How did a raspberry lavender become chocolate? No idea how that went so wrong. A metal stand is on each table. Insert your table number and place it where staff can see. The indoor dining area has high ceilings, a big window wall at one end and is quite loud with sound bouncing off all the hard surfaces. Tables are set up from couples to a group configurations. In the back corner are two love seats and a coffee table. My egg and cheese crepe was extremely filling. Lots and lots of cheese in there. It kept me full all day in a 'I need a nap' kind of way. The cheese was the primary flavor in this dish. My dining companion had a stomach issue after eating a spicy reuben. It wasn't actually spicy at all so not sure what caused the stomach upset. The concept is fun. Put a sandwich into a crepe. The crepe doesn't add flavor to the dish and it's a knife and fork meal vs. a handheld. Add in both of our less than optimal reactions to the dish and wrong coffee delivery and we personally won't add this to our 'try again' list. They do have plenty of other items to try, and I do appreciate local businesses so I'm not saying it won't work for you. This was just my experience. Free on street parking. Restrooms down the hall near the back door where you'll also find a water fountain.

This has been closed since the pandemic…read more But had been a great place. Try ROADSIDE instead--also operated by Gould Farm.

Fantastic pastries, and a great place with an amazing mission! I've tried virtually everything at…read morethe Harvest Barn over the years and have never been disappointed so I was pumped to introduce my husband to it. Today I wanted something hearty before our trip to Umpachenee, so we popped in and had today's special: sausage and lentil soup and a piece of beet, goat cheese, onion quiche The soup was flavorful and satisfying; the quiche, which I gotta say sounded a little weird to me, was excellent. Thanks for continuing the tradition of amazing food, Harvest Barn.

A step back in time: First, the prices are so low you'll think it's 1999. And the bottomless cup of…read morecoffee for under $2. Lovely waitress really discusses the way you want your eggs and gets it done. Booths and tables like the old days. Hash browns that are dark brown. Comfort food and comfort folks.

From what I understand, this is the only place in town that serves breakfast so it is hard to…read morecompare with other places. We were visiting from out of town and stopped here for breakfast. We were quickly seated (in a booth that rocked a bit) and I looked around. Either they had just had a mad rush for breakfast or they hadn't cleaned up in a while as the floor was pretty messy. But, our waitress brought over menus and we reviewed them. I ordered the Monte Cristo sandwich and our son had French toast. Both came quickly but there was something different about them. The bread was nice but it wasn't very custardy, as if the egg mixture had been thinned a lot with milk or the bread barely sat in it. It was more like toast with a yellow coating on the outside than French toast. The ham was cut really thick and yummy though. Maple syrup came in a cup and I think it was the real stuff. It was a decent breakfast. Prices were reasonable for the area.

Good pizza here but quite pricy. The bar is cute and the staff is very friendly. Close proximity to…read morethe campgrounds.

I have to agree with the last review. This place unfortunately has gone down hill. Every summer I…read morewould look forward to breakfast at this quaint country store. Yesterday's breakfast was overpriced and bad. My egg white omelette had eggs that were as thin as a membrane covering my veggies. I tried again today for lunch. How can you screw up tuna? Well they found a way. So sad.