This was my first time visiting Farmstead Table and it was incredible. I loved this quaint, small…read morerestaurant tucked away in Newton Centre. The food was outstanding. I loved the fact that the menu was small but interesting. The staff was kind, informative and very attentive. In fact, they let us continue to enjoy the ambiance of the cozy restaurant even as they were closing. I recommend this restaurant to anyone who wants good food, good vibes and convenient location.

I had a wonderful dinner here with my Mom. We sat at the bar and enjoyed our conversation with the…read morebartender. We shared the Winter salad to start, which was delicious with very fresh lettuce and a flavorful dressing. My Mom opted for the Shitake Mushroom Dumplings, which were delicious, and I had the Lemon sole. They have a full bar, curated wine list and several non-alcoholic beverage options. I opted for a sparking hibiscus and rose drink that was very unusual and good. Farmstead remains one of my go to restaurants when I'm in town as the food is locally sourced and dependable, the service is excellent and the space is intimate. It's a great local spot!

We had our first experience at Stella's restaurant in Newton tonite!!! Wow!!! Fantastic food and…read morewine menu!! We highly recommend this restaurant!!!!! We will become regular customers!!!

Excellent food! The young man who served was polite, attentive, friendly. The chef stopped by…read morethe table too, great attitude, helpful and prepared a great meal. It was our first time there. It will not be our last. Thanks!

Pressed is the best!!! Highly recommend this place as the food and drinks are always delicious!read more

"When you run to the rocks The rocks will be melting…read moreSo, downpresser man, where you gonna' run to?" (Peter Toash) The Pressed Café has eleven locations sprinkled throughout Eastern Massachusetts and New Hampshire. We had an excellent lunch experience with a delivery order from their Newton, MA location. We had a Kids Cheese Quesadilla ($8), a Single Pressed Hamburger ($7.75), a Bacon, Egg and Cheese Bagel ($8), a Coconut Curry Bowl ($14), and an Egg White Breakfast Burrito. My Coconut Curry Bowl was great, and pretty close to anything I get at a Thai restaurant. The bowl was loaded with Roasted Carrots, Broccoli, Zucchini, Summer Squash, Red and Green Peppers, Grilled Onions, Pineapple, Spicy Fresno Chili, Cilantro, Lime, House-Made Spicy Coconut Curry Sauce and was served with a side of White Rice and a whole grain pita bread. I added in a rock-bottom $1 surcharge for some grilled chicken cubes. It was a big portion and half of it went in the fridge for the next day. The Pressed Café's menu is very deep with Daily Specials Burgers and Chicken sandwiches, Coffees Smoothies, Raw Juice & Tonics, Acai Bowls, Breakfast All Day(!), Salads & Soup, Kids Meals, Paninis, Signature Bowls, a Vegan Menu, and plenty more. We were very satisfied with our food, value, and portions.

Great food and service! Although I haven't lived in Newton in many years, I can't believe I missed…read morecoming here when I lived in MA. Definitely worth it!

Quaint local diner with a lot of regulars - many people walked in and the servers knew their names…read moreand were familiar with them which is neat! I'll echo what others have said that it's a bit pricey for what you get, but what isn't nowadays. The menu is extensive and they serve all day breakfast and lunch (eggs benedict only available weekends and holidays). We got their corned beef hash, biscuits and gravy, and patty melt, all which were delicious! It was some of the best corned beef hash I've had in a while but the portion wasn't that big. The sandwich came with a side, I chose salad, which was offered with their housemade greek dressing! The home fries could be better seasoned but overall not bad. They do have wifi but even on a weekday lunch they got pretty busy (no waits but tables almost full). Service was solid as well and the space was clean.

Stopped in for lunch and were very impressed -- amazing burgers, perfectly recommended sweet potato…read morefries, and especially customized skinny margaritas that hit exactly right. The service was charming, attentive, and even able to decode full‑on hieroglyphics. Such a great midday stop. We'll definitely be back

I was in the area and decided to hop on yelp and search restaurants in the area. One of the…read moresuggestions that came up was this restaurant. I decided to give it a try since it was only nine minutes away from where I was. When I walked in my child and I were immediately sat, and my child was provided a kids menu. My child went with the pasta and butter, which is her favorite dish from anywhere. I had the pan roasted chicken and a white sangria and for dessert we shared a caramel brownie cheesecake. This restaurant is big and spacious. It was very busy and seems to be a popular restaurant in that area. Our waiter was extremely friendly, patient and attentive. I definitely recommend this restaurant. Spaghetti and Butter ($12): 10/10 Pan Roasted Chicken ($27): 10/10 White Sangria ($14): 10000/10 Caramel brownie cheesecake($13): 1/10 (we didn't like it at all)

This was our first time coming here, and upon entering both the waiter and waitress were very…read morefriendly, attentive and gave great recommendations. There were a lot of options for food and it was hard to decide! They have everything from Shakshuka to their "croffle"! ( croffle- croissant waffle with different toppings) We shared a Nutella and hazelnut croffle, and had omelets. The croffle was incredible- very decadent- and the omelets were very generous with their portions and had toast and home fried potatoes! It's a small spot, but doesn't feel crowded at all overall great experience and would come back!

The cutest little cafe I've ever been too! I found this on…read moreYelp and was ready to try after seeing the menu. On a Sunday morning , once checked in we got seated within 5 mins ( lucky us ). Once seated in this little cafe, our server immediately greeted us and got our drink order. I had to flip a coin as all the coffees sounded amazing. I went with a hot caramel macchiato and probably the best I've ever had and I'm a coffee junky 10/10. Then the food - holy wow ! The tables around us had me drooling and then our food came and it was so good! Portion was huge and we left so full. The western omelette was HUGE and came with a side of home fries and your choice of bread. I decided on sour dough which was very good. Strawberry pancakes looked like the viral fluffy pancakes and covered in sweet strawberries. If I lived here, I'd come every Sunday ! I loved the ambiance, the tiny space and the food and coffee . 10/10

First, walking in, the staff were SO friendly! This was a really welcome surprise, they all greeted…read moreus warmly and offered to help! Plus they were patiently waiting for us to be ready to order. They also had a self service kiosk to order as an option. The bakery was also very well lit and had a comfy, welcoming vibe! It was colorful and felt lively! We ordered a burrito and sandwich which took about 10 minutes. They were both delicious and we were full for sure afterwards!! Prices are a bit high, but honestly, the quality was worth the money. Definitely check it out sometime as a good breakfast/brunch option!

fancy 5/5 came here…read moreafter hearing all the hype about their breakfast sandwiches. I tried the fancy - it was so good. The avocado, red onion, jammy egg and bacon with the crunchy, toasted bread really hit the spot. The place itself really is more of a takeout spot. They have ~5 bar seats at the window if you want to quick eat there, but not really a place to meet up with people to eat. I would say it's pretty pricey for the amount of food you get. The fancy was ~$12.5 not including tax and tip for a breakfast sandwich that literally is the size of a sandwich. I would recommend if you're willing to spend that much on a good breakfast sandwich. Next time, I plan to try the Breakfast Grilled Crack sandwich.

We picked this place on a whim since we've always seen it but never stopped by. It's good!…read more Bread/olive oil was great to start-- crunchy crust, fluffy center. We also got the gluten free pasta carbonara (great that they have so many gluten free options for pasta and pizza! major plus), pepperoni pizza (thin crust, very nice crunch), and a bolognese (also good, just a little salty). Also appreciated the customer service. I needed to heat up a bottle for my infant, and they went and got me a bowl of hot water. They also moved some chairs out of the way initially so that we could navigate the restaurant better, and were generally on top of service throughout the night. Really appreciated it!

We had a small birthday celebration at the Newton location. Wonderful Eggplant Parm, Short Rib…read moreLasagna, Mushroom Pappardelle, Caesar Salad. Amazing food. Great service. The restaurant served us homemade vanilla gelato and Tiramisu. Oh my goodness was it good. Our only complaint is the sound. Very challenge acoustics. My wife and I were seated across from each other, with our son on the side between us. My wife and I had a pretty hard time hearing each other across the table. Maybe more sound panels in the (beautiful) ceiling would help.

My wife and I were staying nearby at the Marriott and happened upon this gem through the miracle of…read moreYelp. We ended up here two days in a row and will come back. It's a little like Cheers in that everyone was nice and friendly, and I felt like we happened to get to join for a while. The food was delicious and service friendly and great. What a nice find! Recommended to all.

My daughter loves making lists of things for us to do when I'm visiting her in Mass. and one of…read morethose things was getting breakfast here in Newton. There's almost something cozy about a place like this. Knotty P. has all the diner signs: worn counter, people yapping, the waitress taking orders non-stop, booths aren't huge, aisles are tiny (good luck getting to your seat) and the special scrape sound of the large metal spatula touching the steel flattop. If you don't mind sitting shoulder-to-shoulder with the regulars, then the counter is your spot. The only 2 seats available were at the counter and we snagged them. The breakfast potatoes are exactly what you want them to be: crispy-edges and golden- these have a little heat kick- not too much- but just enough to keep you going for another bite. As non-meat eaters, we appreciated how the cook keeps the sausages in their own territory (something is something I guess) from the omelettes, pancakes, etc. Then there's the energy- fast and a little loud in the best way. And right in the middle of it, is Ileana who has that special spark and every beat, timed.

Their specialty is therefore the name. If you are looking for an early riser, just talk to the…read morebaker. I had the panini with an ice coffee. It was served piping hot. I don't know how they prepared it so fast. It was delicious with a combination of turkey, lettuce and tomatoes, there VZ was also some peppers as well. The bread was toasted. They had limited seating along the window. I would return in a minute. I would like to try some of the other items on the menu.

I ordered a salad for lunch via a catering service. Because of this I can't speak on the ambiance…read moreof the place so I am judging purely on the salad, which was underwhelming. It was basically a pre-packaged salad that came with a slice of sandwich bread. I wouldn't recommend ordering that but the sandwiches look promising.