Very good food. Clean inside-- constantly wiping everything down. Waitress was nice and attentive.read more

Cute vintage ambiance, the waitress was so friendly and took the time to engage with our toddler…read morewho was very grumpy from being in the car on a road trip. Made our food fresh and very delicious, they even added rainbow sprinkles because they knew my daughter would love them. Had a stack of coloring books for her to keep her occupied. Food was so good, prices were reasonable and the bathroom was clean! We will be back!

Went there based on some posting on our local facebook page, looked like a great new spot in town…read morewith some new-age breakfast, so we thought we'd give it a try. It was honestly very expensive for what it was, and we're not ones to shy away from a quality meal for the price. It was a relatively mediocre breakfast at a high end price. No bathroom on site. Didn't meet the expectations of what was advertised online. Honestly likely won't go again.

The food is excellent! Huge portions! Excellent service! I'll definitely will be back. Highly…read morerecommend!

I had a great experience- for my first time here. Bella was my waitress and she was very nice and…read morequick to serve with a smile and hot coffee. I have a great omelette and huge pancake on the side. The food was hot and quick to the able. The place was clean and very well organized Thanks Bella!

If you're not from the area, it's a little tricky to find, the entrance is towards the back facing…read morethe parking space. But this is such a great, quaint place to have breakfast or lunch. The staff was friendly and attentive, and the food was delicious and freshly cooked.

This nondescript side of the road hole in the wall would be perfect for a visit from Triple D! The…read moreoutside looks deceiving as once you enter you'll feel right at home with the cozy decor and friendly people. The food is homemade and plentiful and the prices are well below the other places in the area. The best part of my visit was listening to the conversation and fun banter between the owners and the locals who also pulled me, a complete stranger, into the mix. Dad's is located just minutes away from the famous Tree House Brewery. I would be hard pressed to not stop here again for breakfast or lunch if I happen to be in the area again.

I went recently. I actually got French toast. It's definitely cash only. They take calls for take…read moreout too. The service is extremely nice and friendly. There is a small town atmosphere there too. It's really nice!

"Polk Salad Annie Gators got your granny"…read more(Elvis Presley) We found Annie's on Main Street in Sturbridge, just look for their big sign in the parking lot. Speaking of parking, there are plenty of spots in the parking lot where the restaurant is located. Annie's is a family-owned breakfast and lunch spot, opening at 7am and closing at 12 or 1 every day. You'll find just about any breakfast or lunch comfort food here, so even the pickiest eater in your party will find plenty of options. Their menu has a few interesting choices, like three different "Egg White Mixers" that combines vegetables or baked ham with scrambled egg whites and toast. We also were impressed with the Family Style Meals for four or six. We stopped for breakfast on Saturday and were seated right away by Paige. She was friendly and attentive throughout our visit. My wife's breakfast order was a 4-egg Cheese Omelet ($9.50) served with Annie's Home Fries and choice of toast. I went for one of those Egg White Mixers ($8.25) and chose the Veggie with onions, peppers, and tomatoes, It was also served with Annie's Home Fries and choice of toast. I couldn't resist when I saw the magic words "Corned Beef Hash" on their menu, so I also asked for a side of their Fresh Homemade Corned Beef Hash ($7.25). My breakfast was fantastic, and that corned beef hash was loaded with lean shredded corned beef. Two Negatives 1) Have you ever been charged extra for hot sauce? Well, sadly Annie's charges $1 for those tiny plastic containers of hot sauce. 2) Coffee is a pretty important breakfast component, right? When I spend $4 for a coffee, I expect the coffee to be very good. Truth be told, Annie's coffee was terrible; it was incredibly weak and flavorless.

Just a quick stop for a quick breakfast of French toast and coffee. Both were excellent, but what…read moreimpressed me most was the attitude of the staff. Extremely friendly and attentive. That alone would make me a regular customer if I lived closer. Quaint little place, a bit warm, which is a part of its charm. Lots of off street parking.

Very very good Wow…read morePlace is awesome Great coffee Cool place Very happy there was no Starbucks nearby and we found this

Very cool coffee shop in an old house with a friendly vibe. We had just gotten back from an…read moreinternational trip and stopped here for breakfast. The breakfast bagel sandwiches are fresh and generous. I had a Greek style one with feta, spinach and eggs. They have a ton of latte flavors. My pistachio one hit the spot. Lots of local art wares on display for sale too. I took a homemade raspberry pop tart to go. It was flaky and good too.

The crepe was amazing. They had a nutella one that I really like and I asked for the cannoli cream…read morefilling from the other menu option and they made it happen. So if you're asking about service, they went above and beyond. As far as the environment, it was super spacious and tables were not cramped.

Stopping here was such a great experience! We happened to stop in on our way home from a trip up…read morenorth, and I'm so glad we did. The staff was extremely friendly and welcoming and that always makes the whole experience even more enjoyable. The food was some of the best we had on our entire vacation, and we found it on the way home of all places! I ordered the breakfast poutine, which I genuinely didn't know I was missing in my life until I tried it. My boyfriend got the buratta chicken sandwich from the specials list, and he said it was a 10/10. The vibe of the restaurant is really fun and welcoming, too. They have a great cocktail menu with options like espresso martinis and Bloody Marys, which Ive gotta come back and try. Such a great little spot if you're in the Worcester area. We'll absolutely be stopping back!

This place is the perfect local cafe! When you think small town coffee shops, this is the place…read more The inside is quite small with very little seating but don't let that deter you - come and get it to go. The food and service are always great. The prices are about average for a locally owned shop. The pastries and treats are always cooked perfectly and just the right amount of sweet. They also typically have at least one gluten free option. Their rotating coffee flavor menu is always fun and pairs well with different seasons/holidays. I have tried their sandwiches, quiche and salads too which were all made really well. My favorite over the summer was the mushroom quiche and the mom's pasta salad.

I wish I had found this cafe earlier! I think about the Goods all of the time. Every drink, food,…read moreand baked good has been absolutely incredible. Everyone who works there is kind and attentive, the space is gorgeous and they have a nice intimate seating section with lots of natural lighting. Every time I'm there there's locals who are all smiles while waiting in line and ordering. Great vibes and I highly recommend. If you follow their social media you'll see they come out with monthly and seasonal drink and food specials and they're all so creative and equally as delicious. But if you're looking for a staple, their cold brew with maple cold foam is a MUST.

My favorite cafe in Worcester hands down. If you don't read the rest of my review then my #1…read morerecommendation is the Iced Caramel Macchiato with oat milk. It's so hard to find cafes that make good drinks with oat milk! Great service with staff that remembers me and makes a point to make small talk when I come in! They have delicious food and drinks with on their regular and specials menu which I love to go through and try. Great atmosphere, super cozy and never make you feel rushed. I love their bookstore selection as well as the other bookish related product like crosswords, puzzles, journals etc.

Root & Press has a really great selection of food, and the gluten-free options are AMAZING!…read moreEverything we tried was really tasty, and I especially appreciated how many GF choices they had. I would skip the coffee, though -- I got a vanilla latte and unfortunately it just wasn't very good. But the food definitely made up for it! Overall, a great spot if you're looking for a place with lots of gluten-free options and delicious food.

I stopped off the highway here when traveling because I needed some strong caffeine. The coffee…read moreshop looks nice, clean and spacious. There is plenty of parking in the plaza. I ordered a hot mocha and it was delicious. The latte art was cute and the sprinkle of mocha on top made all the difference. They only have one size for the latte drink, but it was all I needed. I would definitely go back.

Still good coffee, but not as great as before…read more I go to this specific coffee shop quite a bit. They do a good coffee, and they got a reasonable selection of baked goods. I'm removing a star because the standards seem to be slipping a bit. They switched their bakery and although recently they've been experimenting with their in house baking there's a notable difference between what they outsource and what they make in house. The in house stuff is significantly better in terms of quality and freshness, and although priced high they are usually worth the price. The outsourced items don't seem as fresh and it's hard to justify the prices. The coffee is still balanced between the earthy coffee and the house made flavors for their lattes. The experience has been a bit colder as of late, which is fine if you're grabbing a cup to go, but not if you intend to write some reviews while enjoying a cup. That coupled with the multiple times there's been equipment failures which forced me to go someplace else. I honestly cannot state this is worth the trek to try only because there's a chance you can't get coffee at the cafe. I think it's time for myself to trek for another place. For those who want a good cup of coffee, this place is still good for that. Focus on the house-made stuff, order to go, and enjoy.