the salmon benedict was superb! served with baby spinach, warmed but not cooked, just as I like it…read more I upgraded the rating because they added an expresso bar, and now make hot and cold coffee drinks. very friendly atmosphere.

The Corner Cafe was a perfect brunch spot on our way back from Cape Cod towards Boston. The cafe…read morewas quite busy on a Sunday morning but they had a very efficient waitlist system via text. We browsed at a nearby shop while waiting and got a table after 20 minutes. The Italian Benedict and smoked salmon Benedict were fantastic - the eggs were poached perfectly and we each got a generous amount of salmon prosciutto. I really liked that they use croissants instead of the typical English muffin. I also really enjoyed the home fries (traditional) - they were seasoned well and had very crispy edges. The Santa Cruz scrambler was really good too, with a generous amount of guacamole. The cornbread was surprisingly good, sweet and buttery with a tiny hint of spicy jalapeno. Overall, super delicious!

Always a great time at the Blueberry Muffin. Stopped in for my bday breakfast and it was phenomenal…read moreas usual. Cannot go wrong with anything on the menu! The service is so friendly and fast. The wait was super quick, only 15 minutes. The French toast hit the spot. The free bday muffin was delicious, strawberry coffee cake.

Strip mall shopping center location with seating on stools, in booths, and at tables. Muffin…read moredisplay case with 9 varieties. -- Blueberry Muffin: Small but with a giant dome and substantial overhang, it's the Sister Bertrille of muffins. Mild flavor, small blueberries, and a pleasant base dough with a texture somewhere between fluffy and sturdy. I think they were taken out of the fridge of some chilled holding spot. -- Cranberry Muffin: Same deal, with the tartness and sweetness balancing, but subtle flavor overall. -- Western Omelette: Scrambled with ham, onions, and peppers. Not the most meticulous chopping of the ingredients, but the flavor was agreeable. Comes with homefries and toast, but we opted to pay the $1.50 upgrade on each omelette to swap in a muffin for the toast. -- Homefries: Well above average with good contrast of crispness and fluffiness, plus onion flavor. Friendly service. Coffee refills without having to ask.

Breakfast and service was top rate. Second time here for breakfast and it did not disappoint. We…read morewill be back!

We were promptly greeted when we arrived, and there were very few people in the restaurant. We were…read moreoffered coffee; my husband ordered tea, and I had water. The menus were left with us, and about a minute later, the waitress returned to take our order. Since it was our first time there, we needed a little more time to decide. I actually timed her return--it was 19 minutes. I ordered two eggs, cooked medium, with bacon, a side of toast, and home fries. Pancakes also came with the meal. The food arrive quickly yet the eggs were runny and the bacon had a non-bacon taste! I received only one slice of toast, and the home fries were so hard they were completely inedible. The pancakes were especially disappointing. One was about 3 inches in diameter and the other around 6 inches. They appeared to have been cooked on either a very dirty grill or frying pan as there were black soot/charcoal marks on them, but the worst part was the taste. The batter tasted as though it had been stored in the refrigerator alongside strong-smelling foods. The pancakes had an unpleasant combination of vegetable and meat flavors. To try and eat them I asked for butter and syrup (not offered). Still horrible I couldn't mask the flavor. My husband ordered eggs and hash. The portion of hash was extremely small--only about 2 inches in diameter and barely covering the plate. Between the long wait, poor service, and cold, disappointing food, the experience was made even worse by the disgusting flies that harassed us throughout the entire meal. Overall, this was a very disappointing experience. The food quality, service, and cleanliness were all unacceptable. I couldn't get out of there fast enough and unfortunately will not be returning.

We visited on a Wednesday early evening and the service was slow. Our waitress appeared to be…read morebuzzing around, but wasn't good about checking in with our table. We ordered some apps, but she forgot to take our food order until we were done with our apps. Once our food arrived, it was just OK. My hot honey chicken was dry. I asked for extra hot honey on the side, and I was glad I did. We ended up being here for 90 minutes. Maybe it was just an off night, but I'd Give it another chance.

They definitely cut back on their menu (understandable) Sundays are your best days with awesome…read morediscounts. If you're looking for a quiet spot this isn't for you but if you want good food at reasonable prices go here.

Local peeps. Great everything. From coffee to sandwiches to the best tiramisu ever…read more Wine and beer served as well. A lovely spot for a low key, yet quite delicious dinner. Also great for take-away.

This is my new go to spot in Duxbury. My friend and I get the Ponte Vecchio sandwich and it comes…read moreon the most delicious bread that is so fresh. The ingredients work so well together! It comes with a small salad with goat cheese and a nice dressing. I also tried the chocolate croissant which was wonderful!

Relaxing atmosphere, awesome pricing, amazing food, and a wonderful staff who is always friendly!…read moreCouldn't ask for a better lunch / deli spot!!

Hit the spot! This place is just what I was looking for; quick quality takeout!…read more My husband and I were in the area and someone local recommended this place for lunch. I ordered the "stagestop" which is a sliced roasted chicken, bacon, cheese, lettuce, onion and barbecue sauce sandwich served on a braided scali roll. It was great! Not too big and not too small either made with quality ingredients. The sauce tasted homemade and not really like barbecue but I really enjoyed it! My husband ordered the "pilgrim" and raved about how much he loved the bread. I would definitely order from here again if I'm ever back in the area! :)

Definitely come hungry--the portions here are huge!…read more I had the overnight oats, and they were delicious. Loaded with banana, granola, chia seeds, almonds, and a generous drizzle of peanut butter, they were filling without feeling overly heavy. The breakfast sandwich was also really good and absolutely massive. Toasted bread piled high with eggs, cheese, bacon, lettuce, and tomato, with breakfast potatoes on the side. You definitely won't leave hungry! But the muffin may have stolen the show. These muffins are HUGE, and we had ours griddled, which I highly recommend. Warm and toasted with those slightly crispy edges, then topped with butter--so good. Service was a little slow when we first arrived, but there was only one waitress working, so completely understandable. Once she got to us, she was very friendly and provided good service throughout our meal. The decor is cute and gives the place a cozy, casual breakfast feel. Between the enormous portions, delicious food, and friendly service, this was a really enjoyable breakfast stop. I'd absolutely get that griddled blueberry muffin again!

For years, our go-to breakfast spot has been Strawberry Fair in Norwell, which never disappoints,…read morebut recently a friend suggested we try The Blueberry Muffin in Pembroke and what a GREAT little breakfast/lunch spot!! The food was delicious, the service was very good, and the pastry case was packed with beautiful baked goods! It's nice to have a little gem like this close to home!

We heard about Keegan's Creation and while in town visiting with the family, we checked it out. It…read moreseemed like a really cool place, and the coffee items on the menu looked delicious. Unfortunately, by the time we arrived, most of the baked goods were gone, and that is what we went there for so we were able to try a ham and cheese croissant and also a chocolate croissant. They were good, I feel like I need another experience to truly be satisfied because it looks like a cool place with Good potential, we wish there were more pastries we could've tried but they were all out. I will have to go back and try a coffee. Prices are a little bit on the high side. There is indoor seating. Service was good. Parking is available in the lot.

OMG! SERIOUSLY! We were minding our own business leaving Boston after spending a weekend in town…read more On our way back to Cape Cod. Ready for breakfast, I checked Yelp and sure enough, JACKPOT. Little did we know... crispy and fluffy croissants, AMAZING coffee, BEAUTIFUL pastries... THE MOTHERLOAD!!!! The staff is incredible. The breakfast sandwich a thing of the Flintstones dreams! The staff is deliriously magnificent, so proud of their craft! Can't wait to visit the mother ship in Plymouth! And to come back for "brekkie" - because at barely 30 minutes from home well worth the trip. (Of course AFTER tourist season!)

As a self-proclaimed connoisseur of cafes and a lover of unique local spots, I'm thrilled to share…read moremy experience with Slack Tide Coffee Co., a fantastic new addition to Kingston that opened its doors in May. The name itself, "Slack Tide," immediately resonated with me, bringing back memories of Chincoteague Island's pony swim - that perfect, serene moment when the tide is just right for safe passage for ponies through a narrow channel when the tide is neither coming in or going out. True to its name, this coffee shop aims to be "just right" in every aspect, and it absolutely delivers. I've had the pleasure of visiting twice since their opening, and each time has been a delight. My dirty chai was perfectly balanced, offering that comforting spice kick without overpowering the espresso. The London Fog latte was equally impressive, a smooth and aromatic treat. They've clearly mastered their beverage game, using quality ingredients and a skilled hand. Beyond the excellent coffee, Slack Tide offers some truly memorable eats. On their very first day, I snagged one of their limited-supply donuts - a big, brioche beauty that was utterly delicious. But the real star, and a personal favorite, was the Weekend Special Pub Breakfast Biscuit ($9.00) I enjoyed with my goddaughter after a softball game last month (see photo). This sandwich is ridiculously good: a perfectly fried egg, crispy bacon, a savory house-made pimento cheese spread, and a unique red pepper jelly, all nestled on a homemade biscuit. As with all biscuits, it's a bit crumbly; a multi-dimensional bite. It's worthwhile to stay in-store and devour it versus take it on the go and lose some of the magic to your shirt while attempting to navigate your way on MA-27 or to the laws of thermodynamics once you get it home. I ate on site while my favorite kiddo enjoyed a banana and peanut butter treat. The sandwich was a flavor explosion that I'm still thinking about. Also, I sent family members pictures while they were at brunch at some fancy Newport spot and they were quite jealous. The atmosphere is welcoming, and the staff are friendly and efficient. It's the kind of place that makes you want to linger a little longer, whether you're catching up with a friend or just enjoying a quiet moment. If you're in Kingston or passing through, Slack Tide Coffee Co. is an absolute must-visit. They've quickly become a favorite, and I can't wait to see what other delicious offerings they'll introduce. Don't miss out on this fantastic local spot - it truly is "just right"!

Very good Coffee, Espresso and other coffee drinks. Their coffee roll is excellent. Today we got…read morethe Turkey Pesto and BLAT (Bacon, Lettuce, Avocado and Tomato) sandwiches, very good as well!! Ohh and pleasant, authentic service from all I have interacted with.

Best food ever. The server jasmine we had was great. Is super nice and funny. Jasmine is he best…read morewaiter I've seen. The food was also VERY VERY GOOD

Percy's has been a round for a while but I would not go back if I were not invited by a friend. I…read moreordered a side of hash browns "crispy" and a side of biscuit's and gravy. The hash browns were not crispy and the gravy on the biscuits was revolting. It was not the white, creamy, sausage gravy we have come to expect. It was instead this odd, almost clear gravy with little specks of pinkish sausage bits. It looked like up chuck with mucus. Gross. Service was ok but rushed. The ambiance is old farm house with a Cracker Barrel vibe. But Cracker Barrel does a better job, believe it or not. Not a fan of Percy's.