We love this place. The owner is always attentive as are the staff. They always have a few pieces…read moreof bacon for our service puppy. The food is always consistent and the size of the meals is just right. I like it.

Great little spot. I love that you just go up and order and it comes to you. Simple and great!!! I…read moregot a very berry smoothie and it was soooo goooddd!

Loved loved the cute mom and pop diner look they have going on. It feels like my hometown where…read moreeveryone is welcomed and know your name. The food came out really fast and it was good. The scramble with the home fries was absolutely amazing, and I got sausage gravy to go on top of it that just made the flavor pop!!

"Polk Salad Annie Gators got your granny"…read more(Elvis Presley) We found Annie's on Main Street in Sturbridge, just look for their big sign in the parking lot. Speaking of parking, there are plenty of spots in the parking lot where the restaurant is located. Annie's is a family-owned breakfast and lunch spot, opening at 7am and closing at 12 or 1 every day. You'll find just about any breakfast or lunch comfort food here, so even the pickiest eater in your party will find plenty of options. Their menu has a few interesting choices, like three different "Egg White Mixers" that combines vegetables or baked ham with scrambled egg whites and toast. We also were impressed with the Family Style Meals for four or six. We stopped for breakfast on Saturday and were seated right away by Paige. She was friendly and attentive throughout our visit. My wife's breakfast order was a 4-egg Cheese Omelet ($9.50) served with Annie's Home Fries and choice of toast. I went for one of those Egg White Mixers ($8.25) and chose the Veggie with onions, peppers, and tomatoes, It was also served with Annie's Home Fries and choice of toast. I couldn't resist when I saw the magic words "Corned Beef Hash" on their menu, so I also asked for a side of their Fresh Homemade Corned Beef Hash ($7.25). My breakfast was fantastic, and that corned beef hash was loaded with lean shredded corned beef. Two Negatives 1) Have you ever been charged extra for hot sauce? Well, sadly Annie's charges $1 for those tiny plastic containers of hot sauce. 2) Coffee is a pretty important breakfast component, right? When I spend $4 for a coffee, I expect the coffee to be very good. Truth be told, Annie's coffee was terrible; it was incredibly weak and flavorless.

Such a cute little local place!! The food was SO good and our waitress seriously busted her butt…read morethe entire time. She was working so hard and still gave us great service! Just one of those little local spots that you're so happy you found. Loved it and would definitely go back!!

We were seated fast. The coffee was amazing. Our meals came out in a timely manor. I had the steak…read moreand mushroom eggs Benedict. It was amazing! Our waitress was sweet and the cook came out to ask us or everything was. A very nice experience!

As a pilot this is part of an elite group of airport restaurants I'd actually consider driving to…read more Been here twice since the new owners took over and had great food and friendly service both times. They were getting crushed at lunch two weeks ago because guess what, the food's good and honestly cheap for what you get. Whole fried clams were on par with the big name shacks on the shore. Will definitely come back. Also if you're flying in, 3 clicks on CTAF will activate the AWOS within a mile or two.

We were the only ones inside the place on a weekday morning. Wife ordered scrambled eggs and dry…read moretoast. I ordered poached eggs Benedict. After a half hour, the food finally came and my poached eggs had yolks that looked like an undercooked hard boiled egg. English muffin was soggy like it had been sitting...and sitting. Home "fries" resembled boiled potatoes and my wife's "make your own scrambled eggs" (cheese, spinach and tomato) had a slice of melted American cheese draped over the top - not mixed in with the eggs during cooking. When they saw that I hadn't eaten a bite of my meal, except for a few pieces of cold Canadian bacon, the woman owner told me that I should have ordered them "how I like them.? I told her that I've never had to specify my poached eggs Benedict such as one would do for fried eggs (over soft, medium or hard) but I would make a note of that in the future if we ever return (which is now never) as I expected her to take it off the bill. She then went to the back of the kitchen, and then I heard her chef husband cursing us out! Total came to $40 and since I didn't want to screw the waiter over on his tip I handed him a $50 and walked out. We are locally based pilots and we were two of their first customers. We defended them when they were swamped on their opening day (coinciding with a car and static airplane show attended by almost a thousand people). They have a food truck that makes great lobster rolls and other fish and burger options which we also frequented many times when they were setting up for opening. Here's a hint - they should stick to the food truck gig.

amazing food, cutest little diner, owner and daughter are so sweet and kind. highly recommendread more

Small diner with the familiar train car exterior and a low budget interior. Stools, booths, tables…read more New England Coffee Company coffee. Only one server covering the whole joint, but cheerfully. Veggie Omelette: Wife liked it. Scrambled Eggs: Flat, folded, and a little off color (some grease mixed in). Home Fries: Slightly crisp, pretty good seasoning. Good. Hash Browns: Flat, spread out, dry, and crispy. I preferred the homefries over this item that has a $2 upcharge. Sausage Links: Very good. Nicely browned and juicy. Pancake: Nicely large. A bit dry without fluffiness, but syrup helped. Squeeze bottle of commercial maple syrup on the table. No option to upgrade to real maple syrup. On average, everything decent-- nothing sunk to bad; nothing rose to exceptional or close. That's a 3 in my book.

This is a bit of hidden gem. It's not much to see on the outside. The decor is very Chinese from…read morethe 90s. The food is ok, but the best part of the friendly service. They're cheerful, helpful and seem to genuinely want to serve you.

I had higher hopes for this restaurant as it has a sign that hearkens back to the tiki culture that…read morespawned American Chinese food. Unfortunately, the hunt continues for good crab rangoons. The interior is quite large, and while the lobby has a nice fountain, the dining area rug is ratty and the seats are patched with tape. Like American Chinese food, the best years are behind us with this place. The service was super friendly and attentive, at least. I started off with a pu pu platter, for no other reason than it's been a long time. The experience is just a fun as I remember, and actually all the appetizers on the platter were great, with the exception of the crab rangoons which are the, now typical, all cream cheese and no other flavor variety. Also ordered was a rice plate with more of the same appetizers, pork lo mein, chicken mei fun, and scallion pancakes. The mei fun was the best thing we got all day. It was cooked just right, tasted fine, had a little slip to the noodles without being greasy. The lo mein was too heavy on the propane, so the wok hei was thrown off. The scallion pancakes lacked flavor, e even with the ginger sauce, and the texture was too dense. I've driven past here on trips to Old Sturbridge Village in the past, came here just for the restaurant today, and now will have to resume driving by it in the future.

Friendly service. Beautiful mural inside. Food served hot. Lots of fresh veggies. First time I've…read morehad to pay for rice with entree, but I understand with rising food cost. Everything was flavorful and cooked enough without being overdone.

I'm not gonna lie, I didn't expect to find a Thai spot like this in Sturbridge, but hey, might as…read morewell try it out, right? This isn't your typical Thai spot, with a pretty big bar area and an unusual exterior. However, the service was good and I had a solid time. Was the food the best Thai I've had? Certainly not. Was it authentic? Doubtful, but it was decent. I'd go more for the vibes than the food itself.

Love this nostalgic atmosphere! Reminds me of childhood places. Very nice staff and the food was…read moregood. Would definitely go back!

Whenever we're in the area we like to stop for burgers here! The food is always good, and service…read moreis always super fast! Great place!