This is such an adorable old diner. We got pie here and it was inedible. The crust was mushy and…read morethere was no flavor. Service was also awful. We went to the counter and no one greeted us or spoke to us. My mom had to ask if we could be served and the woman yelled over to another to ask her to come help us. I don't think they are making things fresh in house and are just heating up food that comes prepared and frozen.

Step back in time! What a treasure this place is - this original vintage diner is sure to put a…read moresmile on your face. The menu is great and has some original things like the Miss Florence Talking Dixie breakfast ( highly recommend). They offer gluten free waffles which is a real treat for those who are gluten free! Great service - from greetings as you walk in to making sure you have everything you need. Pleasant and clean spot to enjoy a good meal whether you are traveling solo or either friends. Enjoy!

A cute little place on Main Street in Greenfield with friendly staff. The food was excellent. We…read morehad eggs over easy with ham and sausage home fries wheat and rye toast and the coffee was exceptionally good! Bathroom was very clean too. We will definitely be back!

Good local diner. Prices are reasonable. Had steak and cheese omelette, Brad's gut buster, eggs…read morehollandaise, egg sandwich. All very good. In case not obvious, this is MA Red Sox territory. Asked about the robot, it was made By an eccentric customer who made things out of discarded cans.

What a cute little spot! Passing thru on our way to the Catskills and grabbed some lunch. Old…read moreschool diner, nothing fancy, well loved inside, and very friendly staff and cook. The turkey club was a surprise as the turkey wasn't processed deli meat, it was the real deal. (However it was all dark meat and I prefer white). Regardless it was delicious on toasted rye w fresh tomato and lettuce and mayo. The coleslaw was amazing. I asked the waitress and she said they make their own! Soooo tasty. Perfect blend of seasoning. My husband's chicken sandwich was enjoyed as well.

I will not be returning. The wait staff could not get the order correct. Food was average at best…read more Ordered one thing it was charged for something entirely different. I didn't understand where the bill was so high until it went out of the car and went through a line by line and figured it out. The pricing is absolutely much higher than expected for a restaurant of this type. The inside is an average sitdown diner. Nothing special kind of dirty.

If you like grease and cold food, go have a taste! Started with good coffee and went downhill from…read morethere. Next, tasteless muffin topped with so much sugar, that I couldn't taste the blueberries. Big Green omelette that had under cooked broccoli and too much cheese. "Homies" (potatoes) were over salted. Hash was cold. It looked good, had a nice taste, and a nice crunchy surface. Sent it back due to cold temperature. When it arrived, it was hot, BUT it no longer had that nice crunchy surface. It was microwaved instead of grilled!!! Cinnamon toast was very nice. I should've stopped with cinnamon toast and coffee.

Such a cool restaurant. It really does feel like you're transported back to the 50s! I ate here…read morewith my friends for the first time and the service was excellent. Our waitress was super friendly and made sure we were taken care of :) I believe I ordered a milkshake, a breakfast burrito, and shared donut holes with my friends. Everything was yummy

Two Haiku Review:…read more Came here for brunch And was very happy! I Ordered a breakfast Burrito, quite good. Excellent service. Beware The wait can be long.

This place gets pretty busy for brunch so I suggest going early to beat the lines! I got the pork…read morebelly benedict and the shrimp/sweet corn benedict along with the kale salad. Both benedict's were decent, but they came with sourdough toast instead of the classic english muffin, making it very hard to eat. There was not much pork belly to be honest also. The hollandaise sauce that is vital to eggs benedict was lacking in my opinion, but I did really enjoy the side salad it came with. The kale salad was not good at all. The dressing tasted artificial and we did not touch it at all.

Fantastic breakfast spot! The two scrambled eggs, home fries, sausage, and toast were delicious and…read moreaffordable. The service was friendly and attentive, making the experience even better. Great value for money without compromising on taste or quality. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a satisfying and budget-friendly breakfast! Small town charm.

Food was incredible! Hot and went down quick! Service was great, THANK YOU KATHY!!! (I hope I spelt…read moreit right) Great service from her, very kind and accommodating!

Waited 45 minutes no food no drink, food is normally great , but tonight the service didn't cut it…read more Understaffed manager walking round not helping, asked where the drinks were at the 1/2 hour make waited another 15 minutes and just had to walk out Have been here several times, they have been understaffed before, but never waited this long, probably won't be going back for a while

Loved it! Best view in town! Great service. Ambiance is the best in town! I would try their cream…read moreof broccoli soup it is excellent.

Father's Day at Wiggins Tavern was one of the most disappointing dining experiences I've had…read more The restaurant advertised a price of $34.99, which was a major factor in our decision to dine there. However, when our party of four received the bill, the actual charges were dramatically different. We were charged $69.99 per person for dinner, plus a $54 service charge, a 20% gratuity, and tax, resulting in a bill of more than $350. My biggest issue is not necessarily the higher holiday pricing itself--restaurants are free to set their prices. The problem is that the Father's Day pricing was not clearly disclosed or prominently communicated before we ordered. Had we known the true cost, we would have made a different decision. Transparency matters. Customers should know exactly what they will be paying before they sit down and order, especially when holiday pricing nearly doubles the advertised rate and additional service charges and gratuities are automatically added. The food was acceptable, but it was completely overshadowed by the surprise bill and the feeling that important pricing information was not clearly communicated. Unfortunately, this experience left us feeling misled rather than appreciated on Father's Day. I have also filed complaints with the appropriate consumer protection agencies because I believe consumers deserve clear and accurate pricing information before making dining decisions.

Thanksgiving buffet at Hotel Northampton, a quintessential, New England Thanksgiving. Done right…read moreas someone who has worked away through more Thanksgiving prix fixe menus and buffets I care to admit I can say with confidence that hotel Northampton delivered one of the most well executed holiday spreads I've experienced in Western Massachusetts. From the moment I stepped inside that historic lobby beautifully decorated for the season, warm, inviting and buzzing with celebratory energy, I knew I was in good hands. The staff had that polished anticipatory service style that instantly sets the tone for a seamless dining experience. The Thanksgiving buffet was thoughtfully, curated, and impeccably maintained throughout the seating. The carve of turkey was exceptionally moist, no small fete on a buffet line and the stuffing and mashed potatoes struck that perfect balance between upscale and comfort, familiar seasonal size or vibrant, fresh and clearly prepared with intention rather than filler. Special shout out to the carving station team who prepared a wonderful prime rib roast - they were not only efficient, but genuinely personable, the kind of hospitality that elevates a meal from good commemorable desserts, the pumpkin pie with a silky custard with just the right spice and the pecan pie was rich without being cloy. I may or may not have sampled more than one plate in the name of research. Service was consistently attentive without hovering. Plates were cleared promptly and check-in is perfectly timed. You can tell this team knows how to handle high volume holiday service while keeping the guest experience front and center. Hotel Northampton nails a classic New England Holiday vibe with elevated execution, relaxed, delicious beautifully organized Thanksgiving. I'd absolutely return next year and recommend it to anyone looking to celebrate without compromise.