Love their lemonades and smoothies and on the weekends they have donuts from Brooklyn baking and…read morethey are some of the best I've ever had! Everyone is so friendly and helpful! You can tell either order on the toast app or at the door/window upfront to go or sit down and eat/drink inside, is super cute in there! Everything I've had from here is so good!

I've gotten in the habit of calling ahead to give businesses a fighting chance or at least to help…read morethem avoid a negative review. So I called ahead to Toast. And I asked a very simple question: do you have a trained barista on staff today that can pour me a camera ready drink? The answer was yes we can and yes we do. No they don't. $5.10. $6.10 with the tip. One sip. Ugly, bitter, massive like at least 10 ounces and I ordered a Cortado. Straight in the garbage. Oh also paper cups only.

I recently worked with Allison at The Bakehouse on a custom sugar cookie order. 100 cookies for a…read more75th anniversary picnic and the experience was wonderful from start to finish. The cookies were not only beautifully done but also incredibly fresh and absolutely delicious. When I arrived to pick up the order, I was instantly welcomed by the most amazing aroma filling the bakery. it smelled so good, I wanted to try one of everything! You can tell everything is made fresh with care and quality ingredients. Allison was great to work with, and I truly appreciated the attention to detail and friendly service. I'll definitely be back to visit the bakery again soon!

Best focaccia I've ever had! All their breads. The carrot cookie. But that tomato focaccia is…read moreheavenly. We finished it before we even walked out of that place! Pillowy. Oozing with olive oil and freshness. Can't get over it. Would drive an hour just for that and Arethusa ice cream. A very special spot. 5 stars!!!

Very laid back place. You order at the front and then either find a seat outside or inside. I chose…read morean inside seat next to a window. I ordered an iced coffee with cinnamon and maple syrup. Also I got their breakfast tacos. Star of the show was absolutely the hot sauce that I added to my tacos. Service was great. Got my drink immediately and then got my tacos shortly after.

The (7) of us happened to all have the same day off so the family got together. Our first time at…read moreWest Egg in Woodbury. We were in on a Monday and they were quite busy. The seven of us had to squeeze in at a small table. West Egg is farm to table and felt quite healthy. My scrambled eggs, bacon, whole grain toast, and corned beef hash. Nothing seemed oily not even the bacon. The corned beef hash had a bit of a sweet taste to me. It looks like it had shredded carrot in it possibly. My husband's country fried chicken eggs Benedict was delicious. He found the spinach to be more bitter than hes used to. It was pricy for breakfast for three people, with drinks, and a side it was a bit over $70. So I may just go back by myself next time!

Waitress is the sweetest thing. Food has always been great. Tiny place so you may have to wait,…read morebut it has always been worth it. Can't wait to try it for lunch soon. One of my favorite coffee cups anywhere. Wonder if they would let me take one home if I promise to bring it back on my visits?

This place is a hidden gem! Located in a plaza, in what seems to be an industrial town-not at all…read moreaesthetically pleasing-but don't let this stop you from getting a great meal here. Service was quick and kind, the cafe minimally decorated. The place is tiny but packs in a bunch with its oval center counter top-very smart construction here-nice tables and curtains. As a Foodie, I look for fresh ingredients and found them nestled inside my Veggie omelette which was loaded with FRESH and CRISP mushrooms, spinach, broccoli, and onions. The home fries were small potatoes- seasoned and sautéed just right.The only reason I didn't give this place a 5 start rating is because we were a bit annoyed by the whistles and bells blaring from "The Price is Right" morning show playing on the large wall tv. Its as if the place is having an identity crisis where it can't decide if it's a diner or a cafe. Personally, I envision more decor and some light cafe tunes to match the Foodie/Cafe vibe. The delicious food certainly deserves a more calm and cozy ambience. Overall, we'll definitely return because we can't find fresh cafe food like this across many of the surrounding towns in western CT. Thanks, Angie, for a wonderful meal!

A great experience, once I figured out how to get in! The shop has multiple entrances, and I think…read morethe one that opened was the side closer to the rocking chair. There are multiple tables for tea, so people are seated by their party size. The decorations are beautiful, and something to see everywhere you look. You have multiple teas to pick from, and it appears in a kettle as though by magic. The tea treats are served in a classic three tiered tray, and clotted cream and fruit preserves on the side. There's something for everyone - my favorites were the tiny scones. The hostess was really nice and attentive, even though parties were in two rooms. It was a great experience and on their social media they post their new decorating themes and special events. Seatinga are late morning and afternoon, you need to reserve online.

Rrelly cute and something different. Fancy tea time ! Cute tea snacks , amazing yummy tea....I had…read morethe pear ! 2 hours of slow down and plenty of parking ! Would recommend!

Marty's Cafe definitely giving Luke's Diner vibes from The…read moreGilmore Girls! The largest cappuccino cup ever!! Lorelai Gilmore would love this coffee! Breakfast was yum! Indoor and outdoor dining areas! Cozy seating! Parking on site!

There is a particular alchemy to the Connecticut village of Washington Depot -- the kind of place…read morethat seems to have been arranged, rather than simply built. The old hardware store still holds its corner with unhurried authority. The Bryan Memorial Town Hall presides over the green with the quiet dignity of a place that has seen a century of town meetings and July parades. It is the sort of hamlet that makes a visitor slow their pace without quite meaning to, the Litchfield Hills rolling out beyond it like something out of a watercolor. Staying nearby at the Mayflower Inn, I went looking for a local table to match the setting. I found one -- almost. Marty Cafe, at first glance, is a small triumph of design and intention. Preserves and pantry goods gleam from jars along the shelves; a case of lunch wraps and a pot of tomato-basil soup make their case with real visual confidence; the menu accommodates gluten-free diners without treating the matter as an afterthought. I ordered the salmon lox on a bagel, which was excellent, and the tuna Italian sandwich on a brioche bun, which came with potato chips and was just as good, along with a lavender latte that I would, without hesitation, order again. On the strength of the food alone, this is a café doing something right. But a café is also a room, and a room is shaped by whoever stands at its door. That role, on the day I visited, belonged to a host named Charlie, and it is here that the experience faltered. Warmth was clearly available in him -- I watched him extend it freely to the guests before and after me, with easy smiles and unhurried greetings. What I received instead was a flat, appraising stare, and when I paused to consider the menu, he simply looked away, as though the moment of my deciding wasn't worth his attention. Whether this had anything to do with who I am, I can't say with certainty -- but I know how it felt, and I know it isn't a feeling any guest should carry out the door with their coffee. Good hosting, at its core, is not complicated: it asks only that everyone who walks through the door be met with the same ease. That standard should hold regardless of who is standing on the other side of it, resident or visitor alike. One employee, a woman with white-blonde hair, offered a genuine warmth that I was grateful for, and that I don't want to go unmentioned. It simply wasn't enough to change the shape of the visit. I also left without being offered a bag for my order -- a small detail, but one more sign that the care extended to other tables didn't quite reach mine. I don't doubt that Marty Cafe can be, for many, exactly the kind of charming local institution that Washington Depot deserves. The food supports that case handily. But charm in a town like this is only half the ingredients -- the other half is how a stranger is made to feel when they walk through the door. On that count, my visit fell short, and it's why I won't be returning.

Welcoming, very friendly and helpful staff. Busy but kept line moving. Small space indoors but nice…read moreback area to dine outdoors. Food was made on premises and very fresh. Reasonably priced. Will definitely go back soon

My family enjoyed a delightful lunch at Meraki today! The Litchfield Hilly is positively…read morescrumptious and hits on every dimension - the meat is tender and flavorful, the roll is soft and buttery and everything works beautifully together. The front of house is warm and professional and Martin is a brilliant chef. We can't wait to return!

This is our go-to breakfast spot when we're camping in litchfield county. The food is excellent and…read morethere are great vegan sausages.

The food is marvelous. The servers are less so- there is a prevailing attitude that you're being…read moredone a favor by being allowed to purchase food which is off putting. It is the best in the area, but its prominence is enhanced by the flatness of the terrain.