Great food, made me miss Dons diner, service was great, the ambience reminds me of an old country…read morestore

Shelby and Amy are wonderful waitresses. Very nice to talk with and attentive. The place is just a…read morenice dive of Americana.

Such a nice spot! We stopped after a hike for coffee and baked goods. The stand out was the maple…read moreblueberry Bundt - so delicious! Service was kind, friendly, and attentive. Looking forward to returning!

Charming lunch and coffee spot near Wachusset Mountain. There's also a tap room in an adjacent…read morebuilding for beers. The kitchen was closed by the time we got there at 2pm on a Saturday so no hot food, but there were a number of pastries to pick from, and espresso-based coffees. Servers were friendly.

Good food and friendly staff ! Would recommend a visit to…read moregive them a try ! Try their daily specials !

Great food, one waitress( I'm sorry I did get her name) a lot of obnoxious customers but she never…read moreshowed any complaints, hotly recommended but come early, weekends it opens at 8:00

Food is good, waitress was attentive and friendly. We sat on deck overlooking golf course, very…read morepeaceful and pleasant. We were party of six and all enjoyed the evening.

This is basically the country club Restaraunt. Stick with the chips (don't substitute potatoes) and…read morechowder...

Nice homey place. Looks like all local kids running the place, neighborhood camaraderie on full…read moredisplay. It was nice to see. Great fresh fresh everything. Bread. Proteins lettuces. Very nice relaxed place

I really dig this little place…read more Like most single/units, I like to wait until I've visited a couple times. Kind of smooths the occasional peaks and nadirs with small joints. I've visited several times and each time has been wonderful. Of the two items I clearly remember: the traditional breakfast sandwich was great. Bacon, egg, cheese, on a bulky roll. Easy to eat while driving, made fresh, tasty and sat well in my gut. This fine morning, I had the salmon bagel with the onion, tomato caper and hard boiled egg. While it couldn't eat it in car without a mess or bodies littering the streets, I waited until I got to the office. What I got was fantastic. Lots of salmon with cream cheese, sliced onion and tomato, and a condiment cup of capers. Slapped it all together (except the egg) and went to town on it. Good stuff. I can't say I've been in and ever found it to be backed up. Service has always been courteous, prompt, and attentive but not overbearing. While it is slightly off the commute route of rt2 ( but only about three Minutes off the exit. And drive right by that lowbrow Dunks), if you are coming from south of downtown Sterling on 12, it is an easy visit that will make your day a little better. And just for kicks, tell them Josh sent you. They'll have no idea who you're talking about but could be fun. I didn't keep track of the price today, but I'm usually getting out of there with something good to eat and a coffee for under 15 well-spent dollars. The place has a cool look to it. It used to be a couple different bank branches. Inside, they kept the vault door and used some of the safety deposit box doors as decorations. Pretty cool.

Classic diner feel. Tight space, noisy and welcoming. Went for Sunday brunch and it was very busy…read morebut staff got us seated quickly and we were served fast. Large menu with so much to chose from. Food was hot and delicious! Portions are large and everyone in our party was happy. You can call ahead for reservations so I would recommend doing that!

This place cranks out awesome breakfasts French toast, sausage, and bacon. The corned beef hash is…read moretop notch and the cinnamon bun is a must try. Will be back next time we head out to Game On. And the staff are so friendly! This place is the best!

### Excellent Experience!…read more This was my first time visiting, and I was so impressed! From the moment I walked in, the staff was **incredibly friendly** and made me feel **very welcome**. The food was **fresh** and prepared with a **unique twist** that really sets it apart from other places. It was a fantastic experience from start to finish. **Highly recommended!** I will definitely be back.

I like this place, it has good brunch options and drinks, I've never been here for lunch but it…read moresounds nice. My two complaints are food is sometimes cold, and certain options are pretty heavy, but overall a great brunch spot.

Incredible breakfast once again! Food and service never fail to disappoint. Beautiful portions,…read morefresh and delicious. Darling diner with so much character! Chef Chris and his staff are amazing! It's worth the trip from wherever you are! Just go!!!!

Felt welcome as soon as I walked in! Busy Sunday morning but I was able to sit at the "bar" diner…read morearea and order the yummiest item I've never , spicy chourico with eggs and house potatoes!! The ladies were so sweet and the restaurant is cute and tiny but accommodating! Gives a vintage feel!

I came here as part of a group of 4 for Easter dinner. Great selection of entrees for the special…read moremenu and it comes with salad, squash, mashed potato, dessert, etc. It's a great deal and plenty of food. The food could have been a touch more hot when it came out, but otherwise it was good. Definitely work checking out if you're in the area.

Had our family early Christmas dinner here - it was wonderful. Easy to get to, so scenic, captures…read morethe warmth and history of the old mill. It was a cold day so we really enjoyed the fireplaces and the place is HUGE - plenty of rooms. We all had different items and no one was disappointed. Everything was delicious especially the appetizers of pecan rolls and corn fritters - order some to go from the bakery. Our servers did an excellent job and even took our group photo. Can't wait to go back to visit again.

A few of us checked out the Night Lights at the New England Botanic Garden at Tower Hill and we…read morewere glad there was a place to stop in and grab something to eat and drink. When we passed by Farmer and the Fork, we were immediately struck and embraced with an inviting and intense aroma of cider doughnuts wafting through the air. We made it a point to return afterwards and we did, there was no disappointment. About the circular size of a standard mug, the cider doughnuts were freshly made, warm and had great texture and slight chew. And so we had to order another half dozen. Just that good. Although we don't typically seek out grilled cheese, we noticed on their menu a selection with braised short ribs. Our decision was made and it was the right one. Sinking your teeth into the buttered crisp toast, into the cheese and finding the short ribs before biting through and pulling away with everything and chewing, delighted us very much. They also had apple cider and hot chocolate which could be have an addition of spirits for an extra cost. My friend got the apple cider with Captain Morgan's and I ordered the hot chocolate with Kalua. Come here definitely for the warm cider doughnuts and you won't regret it - you might just order another half dozen or two!

We stopped in here for lunch after wandering around the gardens. There's a list of local farms that…read morethey source their food from - which I super appreciate. There's a pretty good sized menu, and everything looked great! You order at the counter, and pick your own seating. Then they call your name once your food is ready, and you go back up to the counter to retrieve it. I had the walnut Crusted Spinach & Gruyere Chicken Roulade Bowl- which came with a generous serving of the chicken, Roasted Tomatoes, Toasted Herbed Pearl Couscous over Farm Greens with a Cider Vinaigrette. It was filling, but not too heavy (perfect)! Will definitely be back!