The food was just ok. It took 30 minutes from the time we submitted the online order to receive our…read moresalad and grilled cheese. People that walked in and ordered after us received their food before we did. The building is on the edge of an airport, but there is no way to watch the airfield activities.

The food was alright and the location itself was super cute but I would definitely say this is more…read morea grab and go situation.

The eda-mama-mia was a delightful combination of flavors and the perfect size for lunch. I easily…read morefound a seat near the window to enjoy watching Lexington go by.

Lunch time! Yes!…read more Wanted a yummy lunch so decided to come to Revival because we know they have several lunch items on their menu and also coffee! The place has plenty of seating and it's always welcoming with it's relaxing background music. My boyfriend and I wanted coffee for sure but then couldn't decide on what food items to order. We finally decided to share a grilled cheese sandwich and a tomato soup because it was a cold day and we were a little chilly from walking outside. The tomato soup hit the spot! It was rich in flavor and it was served with a nice big slice of bread. The grilled cheese was very gooey and delicious! It was packed with tons of cheese and it was literally oozing out with cheese because it had so much. We enjoyed dipping our breads into the soup and soaking up the yummy soup. Each bite was perfection! We ordered at the counter and the nice waitress brought over our food to our table. The coffee was also very good and it paired very well with our yummy lunch. We had a perfect winter lunch date!

Tatte has become a staple in the Boston area. This is was a…read moreperfect addition to Lexington center. The location is really nice, lots of seating inside and out. You order at the counter and take a number if you're dining in. This time around I ordered the Halloumi salad. It was delicious--perfect combo of sweet and salty. A pretty good portion for the price. My mom got the halloumi breakfast sandwich which she enjoyed too. It's clean inside and staff is friendly. It does get very busy so sometimes finding a seat is hard. I really like their selection of food--whether I want a sweet treat or something savory. Check them out--tatte like latte :)

Tatte has become our favorite spot for sandwiches. It is neat and quiet inside, more spacious than…read moreexpected. Although it is on the a bit pricy side, their sandwiches are phenomenal. We love all of them, especially the Italians BLAT, short rib grilled cheese, and chicken salad.

I've been to this location about 4 times in a week. Due to the fact I am temporarily working near…read moreby. The male employee with the pony tail must have the worst customer service I've experienced. Never has a smile on his face, seems annoyed with people... I asked to add a sweetener to my coffee. Received an eye roll. I said thank you 3 times and was ignored. The young women next to him says "he's like that with everyone" absolutely unacceptable. What a way to start the morning.

I love this place! Coffee and food are both excellent. My favorite breakfast option is the "Angry…read moreBreakfast" sandwich which has some hot honey on it to make it a little bit sweet and a little bit spicy. Yum! The only thing keeping me from leaving a 5 star review is the staff. Most seem mildly annoyed by the customers and as I sit here working the two staff members behind the counter are loudly complaining about a negative Yelp review they recently received.

Cute coffee shop right on Main Street. Service was friendly but it's a popular spot without a ton…read moreof space inside. Go on a nice day enjoy the green space in the area for the best bang for your buck. Coffee was good, just a straightforward cold brew.

Haute Café has a charming location, sunny patio, oversized baked goods, and good coffee but how…read moredrinks are made is inconsistent. The flat white was nearly half foam, while the small latte had almost none and far too much steamed milk. The bigger issue is the wait. On a sunny Saturday, the patio is often taken over by cyclists and their bikes while others look for seats. Despite six people behind the counter, two coffees took 35 minutes, and the quoted wait for a table was 90 minutes. Nice setting, but come prepared with patience.

Good spot went for lunch a few times this week and enjoyed it every time…read more The line was quick not bad

If you've ever been to a Pressed Cafe (yes, just one), you may be forgiven to assume they're all…read moremostly alike. This review is to tell you otherwise. Some are much larger (like this one). Some are drive-thru only (like the one near my house). I'm gonna talk about the former real quick. Naturally, the menu is basically the same. On this day, I was having lunch. Ergo, I opted to try the Chipotle Short Rib & Egg burrito (as a bowl because I'm a man of culture) accompanied with a cup of chowdah. I must say...I expected there to be a bit more flavor, what - with the Chipotle sauce n' all. Alas, I had to add my own salt. This is mostly a nitpick, but really...can we please season our beef? Just a lil bit even? So, the biggest difference you'll notice at this location is the parking situation. It's....annoying. Because on the one hand, you technically have ample amounts of spaces to park in. Or...you WOULD, if not for the signs en masse that read "[insert corporate company name here] parking only - all violators will be towed at owner's expense." I find this hilarious because I feel like that would be impossible to enforce for folks parking less than 10 minutes to pick up an order like I did. So, I guess my pro tip of the day would be: feel free to park wherever at your own risk if and ONLY if you're getting take-away. If you're actually dining in, I suppose you'll have to wait painstakingly for one of the few parking spots actually designated for Pressed specifically to open. By the way, if you're picking up a take-away order, the take-out shelf is smack dab next to their side entrance opposite the side where you would normally order your food. It's one of those "blink once and you'll miss it" type things the first time visiting. From my vantage point, this place stays quite busy. Not surprising, considering the Burlington area in general. Clearly, a lot of folks come here mid-work day which is also the only reason I came here to begin with. Overall, not a bad lunch stop, though the parking can be slightly obnoxious. I'm giving Pressed Cafe in Burlington 4 Chipotle Short Rib bowls dubiously seasoned out of 5.

The food is fresh & delicious - a real treat! My fiancée & I shared a bowl of southwestern chicken…read moresoup with fresh, toasted bread which had just the right smog spices. Then, I had a shrimp po boy sandwich with large, tasty breaded shrimp and remulade sauce with fries. My fiancee had a delicious grilled cheese sandwich with apples. The bread is delicious and made fresh daily!

The absolute best. Kind service. Great coffee. The bagel was the stand out -- perfectly cooked with…read morea delicious chive cream cheese. Get the apple cider donuts if they're in the case! The seating area is absolutely lovely with beautiful decor, lights, and books. We were lucky enough to have live music! A great place for breakfast, coffee, pastries, and baked goods.

Pretty good first visit to Little Eva's, which I consider solid but not elite. Wish I could give…read more3.5 stars. Chocolate Croissant: Not warm at opening, not flaky or fluffy enough, but very buttery (not greasy) and high quality dark chocolate. Blueberry Muffin: Despite having neither much of a dome nor noteworthy blueberries, a very good muffin. Nice flavor to the dough and good texture, heightened by the streusel. I like how they added a little salt to the streusel without going overboard. Egg Sandwich: My wife's item, with avocado instead of meat, looked good to me. She thought the roll was too dense. Wife's breakfast sandwich. I asked on the way out if they can do it on a croissant; they said no. Coffee: Decent enough. Seating area has a half dozen or so tables for two. Not much elbow room, but plenty of places have no seating at all. Pretty easy parking. Worth another look. Hoping their almond croissant takes them to the next level.

Loved the Chicken Tikka Nannwich. Also the baked goods and espresso drinks were very good. Love…read morethe cute inside cafe and outside patio. Plenty of seating!

I don't mean to be dramatic but I had the best scone of my life here this morning. HEAVEN! Coffee…read morewas pretty damn good too. Thank you!

I really love this place. Delicious food, beautiful/local artwork, and the staff is gold. I know…read moreI'm going to pay more when I walk through the doors, and that's okay - I want to support our local shops in Arlington. However, $9.10 for this drink is too much. Yes, I got a syrup and almond milk. But a charge for ice?!! Petty. Especially in this economy.

No ordinary cafe by any means. You can check out their website for the details, but I will relay my…read moreexperience and what I've learned here in my review. Relatively recently opened, The Mill Cafe is a special place for multiple reasons. Taking over from an auto parts store, I believe it's now a non-profit business that employs disabled people and works in conjunction with the community center branch of a local church. There is also a settlement for immigrants and refugees related element too. An auditorium and worship area is connected by windows and glass doors on the main far wall. The Mill Cafe part is very spacious, with tables and chairs all over, but that's not all; this is also a community center and children's recreation area. Pinball games, foosball tables, and a small jungle gym make up that part next to the tables. I came during a big town day festival, and the vibe was quite wholesome and upbeat with multiple events going on. There's free drip coffee at times apparently, maybe not always. While they no longer have Counter Culture like advertised, maybe my favorite coffee actually, the one they had was very good. Towns really should have places like this, which I've said before about my own (I did grow up in one of the most educated, best, and prosperous areas of the country, so not complaining!), especially if you want kids off the marijuana and vaping nonsense. The actual floor could just be redone when possible, as it still looks like an auto parts store or warehouse. If something like this was near me when I was younger, I'd surely spend time there!

Overall: what a gem! Love how they support those in the community. They serve up great coffee but…read moreif you're a sustainability enthusiast then they also offer free drip coffee! Their service is super friendly and incredibly fast. They have so many tables and plugs as well. The only downside can be the kids area as it can get a little rowdy but with a good pair of noise cancelling you'll be fine!