Had a nice brunch here. Got there about noon and it wasn't too busy. There is outdoor and indoor seating available. Had the lobster Benedict and solo French Toast. The Benedict was delicious the lobster was cooked perfectly and the hollandaise sauce was not too heavy. The eggs were a bit overcooked but the entire dish was delicious. I had it with spinach. They make their own English muffins which were very tasty. For dessert I had a piece of French toast, it was amazing. Light and fluffy just the right mix of sweet and savory. Highly recommend here for a little breakfast, but don't count on getting a nice Bloody Mary or mimosa, very light on the beverage choice. read more

This place is fantastic. This past summer, I attended a graduation party with the best catered sandwiches I've ever had (and great chicken, pasta, and salads). It was all from Paul Gregory's, and I vowed to stop in myself one day. I finally made it in today for lunch because I had a Record-Journal Deal of the Day coupon to use before it expires at the end of this week. At first, when you walk in, it's kind of confusing because there's some people sitting down at tables waiting to be served, some people ordering takeout, and a lot of baked goods to look at, which can be a little overwhelming. We weren't sure what to do at first - it kind of looked like we would order at the register and take our food to eat at a table, but I think you're actually supposed to order from the table if you're eating in. Either way, I grabbed my chips and Stewart's birch beer, and eventually I got my Hawk's Landing sandwich, a Thanksgiving sandwich, with house-roasted turkey, apple stuffing, cranberries, and Swiss cheese, and it came out warm and melted on a nice and toasty, buttery bun. It was amazing. I also got an apple caramel cupcake to go, which is incredible and sitting half-eaten next to me as I type this review. My boyfriend got a wanna-be Elvis cupcake, which was a banana cupcake filled with peanut butter. Everything on the menu looked wonderful, and the prices are pretty reasonable. The sandwiches were $6.50 and cupcakes were $3.50, which is a little more than cupcakes at other bakeries, but they're like the size of softballs, and they're quality. I'd go back for breakfast, or to grab a prepared meal for sure. Basically, everything we've had from here has been very good, and I'm looking forward to going back again soon. 1/8/12 Update: Stopped in again with another Deal of the Day Coupon. Ordered a chicken salad sandwich on rye with a side of potato salad. Boyfriend got a sandwich with shaved steak, blue cheese, and red pepper aioli. All of it was delicious. We left with some cannoli cupcakes, a vanilla cupcake, and a carrot cake cupcake - just as good as they looked on display. Paul Gregory's, though a little out of the way for me, is one of my new favorite stops for a weekend lunch. read more

I don't think I've ever waited so long on a coffee, and its subsequent refill, in my entire life.

Discovered this place by happy accident and now I'm a regular. Love the sandwiches. Everything is fresh and well prepared. So many things I'd like to try from their menu. read more

So disgusted with this place people tell me how amazing this place is unfortunately we didnt even want to order because we were told that if we didnt order food that we would have to get up and let others sit there because its busy on sunday!!! We had 2 kids with us are you serious!!! We cant just enjoy a cup of coffee. Guess not read more

I really enjoy going to Paul's . The food is great. Presentation is superb Service is as good as they can be considering there is not enough staff to handle Sunday mornings. I have been there numerous times. Weekday mornings? Wonderful! Sunday's? Not so great. Waited 45 minutes for a grilled muffin and English muffin And I would continue going except that on more than one occasion and most recently Thursday morning, I have gone there and waited for them to open. On Thursday I stood there until 8:15 and finally walked away as the door was never opened. This is poor poor business practice and will eventually be the cause of their demise. Honestly. I saw Paul arrive at 7:58 and he knew we were out there. At least open the door and welcome your guests. I have been in Customer a service for 42 years. It is not Rocket Science. 8/12/15. Gave it one more try. Seriously understaffed. server not that friendly but let us know they will be charging a sharing fee going forward. We wanted to split a sandwich as we were just coming in for coffee after the gym. I am not a fan of a sharing fee. I was actually going to also order a pastry to share but after that news I did not. This is my last visit to this establishment. I understand the reasoning , if you have a lot of people sharing food, but at least it's a sale and they taste your food and come back. And tell others!!! Also listened to another table ask to share. They did not get the"sharing fee" speech. Again Customer Service. NOT ROCKET SCIENCE! There are so many choices in that area. Others will benefit! read more

Looked forward to trying this out in the new location with a gift card we received from a friend. Unfortunately, we were absolutely astounded by how awful an experience ensued. We had an awkward greeting upon entering, taking longer than it should have to be acknowledged & then were simply told to, "sit wherever you'd like," despite the sign clearly stating, "please wait to be seated," if dining-in. As we were walking over to then select a seat, another employee greeted us again and seemed confused that we were wandering to a table on our own - she then immediately went back to talking to other customers at another table as though she hadn't started to engage with us. We selected a seat & sat for several minutes (long enough to wonder if there was going to be a service quality problem) before someone finally brought over menus. The menus were simply loose pieces of paper, that seemed to have been utilized past their prime. We were asked for drink orders & each rqst'd a coffee. The coffees were delivered quickly, before adequate time to review the menu. We were asked if we were ready to order, or if we needed more time. We requested more time & continued reviewing the menus. We were ready to order within another 2-3mins, and pushed the paper menus to the side & drank our coffees. The server who brought the menus & coffees walked in & out of the dining room area several more times without even glancing over to us, and at one point started (& continued until complete) sweeping the area around the front service counter. We kept looking towards her trying to make eye contact/get her attention, to no avail. This went on for 10-15mins, during which we contemplated just leaving the $5 for the cost of the coffees & departing. Eventually, another server (or maybe bus-person, was hard to tell) was nearby clearing another table and we were able to make eye contact. She came over & asked if we were ready to order and, although we were about to leave at that point, we were hungry enough that we gave our orders. The food arrived in a reasonable amount of time, but now delivered by the original server. My bf's order was fine & he enjoyed his meal (eggs & hash) - he's a bit of a hash connoisseur & stated that he enjoyed the hash very much. My order was terrible; I ordered a cheddar cheese omelette & asked for a side of bacon, well-done. I received an overcooked (dryed, brown-edged throughout) omelette with a lump of cold cheese in the middle & no side of bacon. No one ever returned to check on us again after the food was dropped, so I suffered through picking around the somewhat edible parts of the omelette, the semi-decent home fries & the English muffin (which was served buttered by the kitchen, but a little dry still, with no addt'l butter or jams available to supplement.). We again waited an inordinately long amount of time for someone to return. The original server finally came & asked if we were done. We said yes, and she left our finished plates in front of us. Another long delay ensued, while we watched 3 employees chatting-it-up at the front counter & then saw the original server answer the ringing telephone (instead of preparing/delivering our check) while the other 2 employees stood by idly. Eventually the check was presented (by the 2nd person who had taken our order.) Upon seeing the gift card that we had placed on the table, which we intended to use, we were asked if it was purchased at the old or new location. We stated that it was from the old location & were then told that we couldn't use it today b/c of some issue with transferring it over in their system from the old location (not really sure why this is OUR problem.). We were told we could leave the card & our name/phone # & someone would get back to us to refund the card value, or we could use it another time or some such (I'm not an Atty, and for a $25 gift card, not worth wasting anymore of my time, but fairly certain there's a violation of CT gift card law in here somewhere.) We just paid via our own funds & departed. We will not return to dine-in. For having spent the time, effort & $$$, that I'm sure was no small feat, to move this business from it's former location into this new space, it's a shame that the ball has really been dropped on ironing out and delivering a concise service model that provides a positive customer experience. read more

This restaraunt is a piece o poop. The service was crap and the food could be cooked at home just as easily. Its a small restaraunt with minimal seating. It literaly took an hour to get our fricking food, and the waiter did not come once while we were waiting to update us on how our food was going or to ask us for refills. I was extremely thirsty by the tine our food came and i actually resorted to drinking syrup. Also while we were eatinf they still didnt even come over to check on us. The only time that we got a drink was at the beggining and nothing else dor the remaining hour and a half that we were their. Overall this restaraunt is theblast place i would go. If there is a wafle house near, go there instead. Its pretty hot too. After all, it is hell. read more

This is a definite gem! Great find!! Breakfast is delicious! Eggs Benedict is to die for! They make their English muffins from scratch and they are AMAZING!!!!! Worth every penny! read more

I have had the pleasure of coming here for years now and maybe the reason I haven't wrote earlier about this place was to keep it all to myself. I have tried almost all of the breakfast & lunch items and my only gripe is that they got rid of the pastrami The breakfast sandwich is fantastic. I love the homemade sausage, egg, & cheese on their homemade English muffins. Trust me when I tell you you won't be disappointed with any of the breakfast menu. I could go on about the pancakes or fresh corned beef hash but who wants to read a war and peace like review? Not only are their sandwiches delicious but the vast majority of the meats are made in house as well as all the bread. I would recommend the ragged mountain. If your not a sandwich person try the flatboys, a clever take on pizza. If you have gone and left without trying any of their baked goods you have made a mistake allocating enough space in your stomach, shame on you. I myself can not leave without a bear claw, claws. You can taste the time and effort put into each one. Go there. Just make sure to save room for dessert. read more

I didn't even get to order but nowhere did I find online that they only serve breakfast on Sundays when I wanted to order a sandwhich. Bummer read more

Went out for some breakfast and headed in this direction based on some of the reviews I'd read. I must say, Paul Gregory's is a hidden gem. The Good: We ordered the "Signature Flatboy", which is their take on a breakfast pizza. Scrambled eggs, cheese, onions, peppers, and sausage was set on a buttery, crispy flatbread -- and it was delicious! They supposedly make their own english muffins and corned beef hash, but I did not get to try them. Alas. The woman working did an excellent job handling the floor. She was present without being annoying, quick to offer refills, and pleasant without coming off as smarmy or worse, disingenuous. They bill themselves as a bistro, cafe, market and they do have the feel of a small bistro or cafe. Excellent baked goods are in the case at the front. Colorful menu boards line the back wall behind the counter, and tables run along the opposite side of the room and into a nook in the back. All in all, it was very comfortable and I loved the eclectic mix of artwork on the walls. The Bad: I'm reaching at straws here, but I can see this place being very difficult to be in when it's busy. Voices carry and it's a small place overall. But when we went (Just before 8am on a Saturday) there were not a lot of people. The Ugly: Parking could be an issue since there is a limited amount of on-street parking for all the businesses in area. I saw an access drive adjacent to Paul Gregory's, but I'm not sure if it is for parking. Overall I really want to go back and try some of their other food. While there is nothing really out of the ordinary on the menu, they seem to focus on a more limited selection of simple, well-prepared fare. I definitely will be back. read more

Honestly the food wasn't that great and we were stuck in the corner I had a coupon and got three totally different bills before the coupon was applied not sure what all the confusion was about. Def won't be returning read more

Still great, still real hardworking people making delicious food that tastes homemade. We came here twice during this trip to the Southington/East Coast. Thanks again and we'll see you next time for English muffins, pancakes and eggs! read more

This place is phenomenal. Every time we go it's an amazing experience from start to finish. Their food is top quality and better than anything you will get anywhere else in southington. The rolls Royce of breakfast if you will. I recommend eggs with bacon and their home made English muffin. Never fails. Theresa is also a phenomenal server, she is amazing. We love Paul Gregory's ! read more

The food is really good. Like amazing good. But the wait to eat-in is REALLY long. Like borderline "It's been long enough, I am walking out of here" long. We waited 45 minutes for French toast and a waffle. It was the best waffle I've ever tasted. You can instantly tell it is a chef, a master craftsman perfectionist and not just some sous chef making your meal. We have been back a few times and the wait was much shorter, but still too long for breakfast or lunch. We will keep going back with hopes that the servers are better managed and more in sync with the master in the upstairs kitchen. The baked goods are heavenly. I've yet to try their takeaway dinners but really would like to. They all look so delicious. read more

I love the breakfast flatbread pizza here and they have some very tasty bakery treats. Don't bother getting the coffee, it's only okay but extremely expensive. The worst thing about this place is the $10 min. they put on credit/debit cards, seeing as sometimes I'd like to stop in for a tasty bakery treat without buying a whole bunch. read more

Outstanding, fantastic, awesome, delicious! This was what we heard all evening when we served Paul Gregory's coconut chicken from the catering menu at my daughter's graduation party. Thank you, it was a huge hit and it was outstanding, fantastic, awesome and delicious read more

One of the best places to get food in Southington. Breakfast: best corn beef hash I have ever had. I've lived in both Boston and New York City and I still think this Lunch/dinner: each one of their sandwiches is to die for. They have their lobster roll special and it is honestly the best lobster roll in the state. Can't beat Paul Gregory's. Great food and lovely staff. Great establishment. read more

Visited Paul's today for the first time. I am so happy I discovered this place!! Brought out-of-state visiting family for breakfast -- there were 6 of us and although this restaurant is bistro-sized we were pleasantly accommodated by the addition of a small table and 2 chairs which Joanne immediately arranged for us. The service (Joanne) was attentive and just so pleasant. The food is out of this world! We had pancakes, french toast and omelets. The coffee is good! The pancakes are ridiculously light, fluffy and thick with that beautiful crust around the edges. The veggie omelet was so beautiful I took a picture of it. The sous-chef stopped by and asked how everything was. I can't wait to bring more family & friends to this gem! read more

The food here is really good. We had a nice Easter brunch here & wanted to try it again for lunch. The service was pretty slow & they served us salad with a fried egg on top instead of the hard boiled egg that was ordered. That seemed sort of strange. They did fix the order & the salad was very good despite the weird mix up. read more

Awesome lunch options and delicious desserts from the bakery! Friendly people and family owned!

Went with a party of 6 hoping for a nice breakfast. The food was decent (waffle was thin and burnt, pancakes were uninspiring) and the service was absent-minded, but the bill was full-strength! The deserts and cupcakes in the case looked nice so maybe this place is more of a bakery, but skip the breakfast experience. (If you want that go to the Pepper Pot up the street.) The HIGHLIGHT was the open-faced avocado which was unique, visually appealing, and pleased both eyes and tummys. read more

My boyfriend and I were in the area for a funeral and it was Labor Day. The first place we yelped wasn't open, so we ended up at Paul Gregory's. Well, I am so glad we did! The portions were HUGE, the food was fresh and delicious! The place is small, so parties over 4 will not be able to sit together. There is a coffee bar, cakes and pastries as well as breakfast and lunch menu. We had breakfast- I got a bacon and cheese omelette and my boyfriend got the special for that day, an Irish eggs Benny. I swear there was a whole pound of bacon in my perfectly cheesy omelette, and the house made English muffins were astounding! I practically had to give my boyfriend some alone time with his corned beef hash (which he rated as his 3rd favorite) because it was just so amazing. The coffee was was good and I don't normally drink coffee. The only complaint would be that the home fries were not the crispy way we liked, even though we requested for them to be well done. If we have the chance to come by again, we definitely will! read more

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Ordered a blt and a roast beef, blue cheese, and caramelized onion relish sub and both where amazing. The meat was fresh and the cheese was creamy but the onions gave the sandwich a hint of sweetness that made it amazing. The potato salad has sweet potato in it so if you're not a fan avoid it. read more

I wanted to share an unfortunate experience at Paul Gregory's on Center Street yesterday when one of the servers told my sister & I that we wouldn't be able to sit & have a cup of coffee if more people came in. This same women had told a father & son that they could also not move their seats to be more comfortable, because more people might come in. One would think they might want to provide service to the patrons that are there, not potential ones. Isn't is a coffee shop? If we liked the coffee, & service for that matter, maybe next week we would've stayed for breakfast. I hope they have many regulars because with Café del Mondo right around the corner, where people are treated kindly, patrons may be more likely to choose a place they feel welcomed & cared for. -- at Paul Gregory's Bistro Cafe. read more

loved this darling little place. the service was fantastic..friendly and attentive. the food was fantastic. big portions, artisan feeling menu. the place was clean and quaintly decorated. it was also agreed on the way out that next time we have somewhere to go and no time to bake we will definitely stop in here...everything in the pastry case looked incredible! we can't wait to go back! read more

Not one compliant that I can think of. It reminds me of a small town cozy dinner that would be town jewel. I think this place will end up on TV eventually (My bold prediction). I believe we had the small stack of french toast and a omelet. The back was like paleo, so it was very natural tasting (porky). I'm going back this morning. By the way, the English muffins are not only good, There HOME MADE read more

Great atmosphere here. Ample parking. I went with 2 friends for breakfast. We arrived at 11am. I had called earlier in the week to check on breakfast time and was told it was served until noon. Turns out that was incorrect for weekdays and 11 is the cut off time (employee on Sat had confirmed that noon applied to Monday). Nevertheless, the AWESOME woman running the show by herself at the register and serving everyone apologized for the misinformation and ensured we got our breakfast. The food was good but arrived at the table lukewarm. I felt forgiving because the awesome woman running the show was constantly moving and taking care of people. No foul on the players present. However, the place ought to invest in a solution to this. Regarding the misinformation, this place should provide more info on their website (if hours for breakfast time ARE on the site, I couldn't find it). read more

I came on Mother's Day which was the worst day to come because of how busy they were. So they were out of a lot of thing when I came, service was slow. But the food was good. I got the steak and eggs Benedict. Beware weekends are busy. read more

Great breakfast and amazing service. The coffee was phenomenal, as were their homemade English muffins. Can't wait to try lunch!

The owner is very nice. My latte was good, the pastries we're incredible, but what stood out were the English muffins. Seriously, the English muffins were insane! I will definitely be back! read more

What a great little place on a nice street for walking. Theresa was fantastic and offered plenty of options for my husband who has Celiac Disease. The omelettes are huge so bring your appetite. read more

I really like this place. Great panini and soups. Desert case is tough to pass. Great espresso too!

Confused slow service... They were out of everything by 11am so they were only serving breakfast sandwiches, which took us an hour to get. I will say what we did get was tasty! And the coffee was decent. Maybe it was just an off day? read more

Stopped here for dessert. An extremely friendly, cozy place with great, fresh desserts and coffee. Would love to go back for breakfast or lunch sometime. read more

Although the food is good the wait is absurd. It took more than 40 minutes to get 2 breakfast sandwiches.

Might be on the pricey side, but this place looks like a Caffe del Mondo in the making if they play their cards right. Have yet to try their food, but I'll definitely be back to do so - will update my review! read more

I stumble upon this cute cafe for a quick breakfast. The set up was spacious. The selection of food was just right. The staffs were super friendly and attentive. I loved my dish and coffee. If I could change one thing, I wish they had personalized mugs, not standard ones. read more

I travel to Connecticut quite often and almost every trip I MUST STOP at Paul Gregory's. The breakfast and pastries are the best. The place has a warm friendly atmosphere and staff are great. I recommend this place as a must!! read more