First time coming to blossom cafe which was Recommended to me by a friend , and to try the famous…read moreJapanese soufflé pancakes ! I'm always up to try new cafes , but to drive 40 min for a cafe when we have so many around us I was a little hesitant. But once we got there the restaurant was very nice , modern style with little greenery and bright / white anterior design . The staff was lovely they greeted us and sat us immediately. The menu had lots of options and something for everyone . I ordered the iced tiramisu latte and the ricotta hotcakes with Nutella and bananas . Which was amazing , very light and delicious ( I normally don't eat all my food because of large portions .. but I was given 3 ricotta hotcakes and I ate everything!! It was sooo good , very light and filling , highly recommend ! My sister ordered the VEGAN kimichi bowl which was really good as well . My mom ordered the mango soufflé pancakes which i tried and def worth the drive to try . Very light and fluffy cooked perfectly and tasted amazing. !! And presentation was beautiful My husband ordered the Korean fried chicken and waffles ! The waffles came in rose shape which was beautiful 10/10 for the presentation and taste . Again the fired chicken was still light ( and not to heavy ) Overall 10/10 great staff , great atmosphere and even better the food was delicious ( with lots of options and variety for everyone). Definitely worth the 40 min drive and I will definitely be back again !!!

I loved dropping in at Blossom Cafe for breakfast! I went with my daughter and we chose wherever we…read morewanted to sit on a Friday morning. The ambiance is really chic and cute. Their summer menu feels so creative and unique. It made me want to return regularly to check out what else they have come up with. I ordered the rose latte and the scallion pancake breakfast sandwich. I have never had anything like it before! Whoever thought of it is brilliant. It's a scallion pancake and it is stuffed with sausage and eggs. It is so delicious and satisfying. It comes with a side of sweet potato fries, and of course my daughter loved that. Also I wanted to shout out the waiters, who are really nice and attentive! The only reason I'm not giving five stars is that they don't have pastries! I wonder why. It would really hit the spot in a cafe like this, especially with their coffee.

Food is always great 5/5 Service is always personable 5/5…read morePretty, nice blonde woman (owner/ manager?) checking on me 10/5 Patio 5/5 Only complaint is that they have iced coffee but no cold brew ‍ Still overall a 7.5/5

Popover's is a super nice little restaurant in town Simsbury that serves a terrific breakfast. My…read morefavorite is the Simsbury feast. The feast comes with two eggs done anyway you like them, two slices of bacon, two turkey, sausage, patties, fried potatoes, and your choice of toast. The sour dough bread is top notch, full of genuine sour dough flavor. The fried potatoes have a bit of crunch on the outside while soft in the middle. The cold brew coffee is terrific and together this makes a first rate breakfast. $23

I picked up the Johnny Cage Breakfast Bowl, which included home fries, bacon, sausage, onions and…read morepeppers, two eggs, hollandaise, and chipotle sauce. It was packed with flavor and absolutely delicious! The portion itself was satisfying. My only suggestion would be to include toast or another side, especially since about half of the takeout container was empty.

My go to for breakfast is The Harvest Cafe and bakery in Simsbury. My picture this time is of…read moresomething I created called the build your own Benedict. One slice of house sourdough bread toasted and cut in half. On each half, goes a bit of grilled ham, then a poached egg with hollandaise and asparagus topped with bacon crumbles and scallions. Usually, I have a few slices of bacon on the side. Fantastic! I have iced coffee with my breakfast, as would any self-respecting New Englander. Come by the harvest for breakfast or lunch be a little creative even though the menu is full of things that are just outstanding. Say hello to the super manager, Mr. Scott and his crew of servers who never cease to amaze.

Lovely friendly humans work there: Cold brew 4/5…read moreAtmosphere 5/5 Crew vibe 10/5 The inside feels like a library Good seating outside Nice

Ahhh the place is like an old world library where you can lounge for hours and not remember where…read moreyou came from or where you're going next. Just so cozy. Coffee and treats are great, my tuna wrap was loaded with layers of tuna, veg and all the fixins. It's quite pretty too! Service was prompt, professional and kind. Very cute, quaint library comfy spot...because there are books you can read/borrow/buy, just in case you don't go to a cafe without good read....

Great experience. I got the morning wrap w/ crispy bacon as well as a nutella alfajor and my…read moreboyfriend got "the classic" which was a bagel, egg, bacon, & cheese. The wrap was great! Fresh & delicious. The wrap also came with home fries and those were the best part!! Seasoned beautifully and crispy. They accidentally made my order with sausage instead of bacon but the owner came out to personally apologize and told me she would replace it. I declined because I thought it was still great and wasn't going to make her redo the entire dish over a small mistake! She gave us 2 small alfajor's as compensation which she didn't need to do but did anyway! Very sweet gesture! Also, the nutella alfajor was delicious as well! Delicate, sweet, and soft. The ambiance was also very cute. Very clean, modest, and cute! Will definitely be back!

Got a couple drinks and they were all not too great but all the food and pastry was superb. The…read moreavocado dream was so good. I didn't enjoy the cookie butter latte or earthy latte. I also loved the apple pastry thing I got. I think I would definitely go back and try some other things.

The setting for this cafe is amazing. It resides on a beautiful horse farm and seating is…read moreprimarily outdoors so the weather needs to be a consideration if you plan on enjoying their menu on the premises. They serve an array of tasty donuts (not like donuts found elsewhere) croissants, other french style pastries as well as other breakfast and lunch items. Although the line for service can appear long, it moves very quickly. Everything is excellent. They have become so popular that they now have another location as well

Hands down the best spot in Connecticut I've gone to this year! I've been concentrating on farm to…read moretable, scratch and/or organic local eateries since living primarily in the Berkshires the last few years. This spot has come highly recommended by many folks in the area, and I now see why. I headed out on the 40 minute trek south east on a Sunday morning and the parking situation almost scared me away. It will be packed, but don't worry, there will be a long line, however, it moves quickly and efficiently, and the staff is friendly and happy to help you when you reach the counter. The food was phenomenal! I personally tried way too much for one person. The cinnamon roll, a jelly doughnut, the short rib breakfast biscuit sandwich and the egg and cheese, avocado and parsley (also on a biscuit). In my defense, I had half of each sandwich and split them with another person. I was stuffed and had zero regrets. I can't wait to go back. You could not choose a more scenic surrounding. It is insanely gorgeous, and hard to comprehend that this place exists in Granby, CT when it belongs in the South of France (birds singing, bees buzzing about the flowers while the horses stroll the grounds) you're surrounded by top tier nature. My tip to you, would be to select your bakery and pastry items once you get inside and check out the posted menu, choose your (bread, donuts, etc. ) and then order a breakfast sandwich and drinks lastly, specifically coffee/lemonade etc. The berry lemonade is so good this time of year, then just go outside and enjoy your people and the scenery!!

My family had breakfast here on a Monday, so it wasn't very busy. My husband got the Breakfast…read moreBurrito with a Spanish Latte, I got the Belgium Waffles with an iced Chai Tea Latte, and my daughter got the Chocolate Chip and Strawberry Waffles. We also split a side of potatoes. The food was good - my husband's burrito was pretty big, and my waffles were yummy though not the best ones I've had. My daughter was very intrigued by the various wall art that she referred to as "monsters" and the cafe itself felt cozy. I'd like to come back for lunch!

First time here and I would definitely go again! I just stopped in for a coffee, but it was just a…read morereally good iced coffee. While I didn't order food this time, the sandwich options looked great, and they also have a fridge stocked with grab-and-go food items plus desserts you can take home. The inside is super cute and cozy, such a nice spot to pop into or hang out for a bit. Overall, great first impression. I'll absolutely be back and will definitely try the food next time

Ok Drago, I gotta find fault!…read more Went to the car wash, and when I was done, drove across the street into the parking lot and got my empanada order to go. I received three empanadas for just over seven dollars, presented over some lettuce with an aïoli sauce type dip So let me tell you, these empanadas were egg, bacon, and cheese wrapped in a pillow Philo type dough. Lovingly made, these empanadas were out of bounds delicious.! The homemade aïoli type dipping sauce was perfect for these empanadas. After I finished the empanadas, I found taking lettuce and dragging it through the aïoli sauce fitting. I finished the whole serving, wanting more! Drago's I wanted more! To say this newer restaurant is an institution would be an understatement. This place was hopping, with customers coming in and out constantly as I waited a few minutes for my takeout. OK! Here's the drawback... I loved the heavy duty carryout bag, but Drago's you need to put your logo on the bag! It would be the frosting on the cake Thanks again, Drago's Kitchen! I loved the experience. Until next car wash!

We checked this place out at probably the busiest time to go, Sunday morning. Despite that, we were…read morein and out in under an hour. The servers were friendly and quick, and the decor is very rustic and clean. Good sized tables and chairs. It took us maybe no more than 5 minutes to get seated, not a big deal. As for the food, I cannot recommend that chicken and biscuit sandwich more!! The chicken was so tender and crispy, and it paired perfectly with the biscuit, the sauce, and the egg. I will say, it said on the menu it would be an over easy egg but I think it was more medium, but honestly it was SO DELICIOUS it really didn't matter. We also tried a BYO omelet and that was good! I think the broccoli was cooked very well, nothing felt raw in the omelet. I might have liked a smidge more cheese to help it all hold together, but again, not a big deal!! It was a standard omelet, I probably wouldn't get that again but I would 100% get that chicken and biscuit sandwich!! Also their prices are very good!!

4.5: Food, service and price: awesome, which is really what matters. Atmosphere, location and baked…read moregoods: OK. These days it's hard to find a cafe that isn't overpriced and better than just average. But Toasted Oat hits the high points of quality of cook on the food, even if the ingredients may not all be top notch. They have breakfast sandwiches, bowls and scrambles, as well as regular sandwiches, salads and burritos. We enjoyed the regular breakfast sandwich with spinach and cheese (subbed the meat but wish the spinach had been cooked in - $7) and the breakfast scramble which included 2 eggs, 3 veggies, cheese, protein all mixed/cut up together, as well as hash brown (didn't exactly look homemade?) and toast ($11). Everything was served in to-go containers so the looks weren't the best but makes sense given the place and that most people probably don't dine in. You order at the counter and they bring you your food. Everything takes time to come out so you know it's done to order. They also have some coffee and tea. They had a few coffee cake items in a glass display but didn't look homemade either. It feels like a cafe should have more selection of pastries but again bother me. Service was friendly and patient. The actual location isn't that great visually either. There is one longer table and a few smaller ones, but it's not a big place and not decorated to impress (fine by me!) It is located in a small nondescript plaza with an Indian market. Small parking lot. Wish this small business well!

Worth the trip to have the very best breakfast burrito! Service was excellent, and we ate at the…read moreCafe. Nicely decorated, good seating.

Causal cafe that with high quality ingredients and entrees that come in large portions…read more Primarily serve lunch, but also have breakfast Th-Sun I came here with my parents and fiance on a Thursday for lunch, and it was totally empty. We each got a sandwich with a side of fries, and they were all huge and delicious!

"And I can break away to the better life Where the shackles…read morenever hold me down I'm gonna make a way for each happy day As my life turns around" (The Beach Boys) You might understandably think your navigation system has gone kerflooey when you set a course for the Breakaway Bistro at 195 W Main St in Avon. That's because when you pull into the shopping plaza.....you don't see it. But if you circle around to the right, you'll see it on the side of the strip mall's buildings. And trust me, this spot is definitely worth hunting down to experience a standout breakfast or lunch. We walked in a little before 1:00 yesterday and found a table for two in the back left corner of the dining room, so we had a good view of the entire room. I have to tell ya, the place was packed! Breakaway closes at 3:00 every day except Sunday (2:00), and there were breakfast and lunch menus out, plus a few daily specials. My wife went with a "William's Ham Panini" ($17) with thin sliced ham, bacon, caramelized onions, cheddar and honey mustard on a grilled panini. We both were struck at how much ham was piled onto her sandwich. She had a few choices for a side dish and put her nickel down on potato salad. I went with The JT Salad ($16). The menu says it's been their "best-selling salad 25 years and counting". It was a big portion of mixed greens served with house balsamic dressing, grape tomatoes, gorgonzola cheese, and grilled chunks of teriyaki glazed chicken breast. It was stellar, with plenty of that yummy cheese and chicken. The only sour note with our lunch was a rather steep $4.25 for a glass of iced tea that was half-filled with ice. The food was very good and a decent amount of leftovers came home with us for another day. I was unexpectedly impressed by how crowded Bistro was on a random Monday. I bet you'll be too.