I feel like everything was just meh. The service was meh. The food was fine. It is next to a PetCo…read moreand that feels wrong. I feel like it was lacking uniqueness. Maybe like a homemade sauce with a unique ingredient. Or homemade bread could've been cool. Local cheese??? Something to bring the feel off "I could've made this at home"

I was driving by and this place caught my attention. Let's just say I'm a sucker for good-quality…read moreice cream. Walking in, I quickly noticed this was more than just a creamery. They serve breakfast options, sandwiches, wraps, salads, coffee, and ice cream. I love going to a creamery where I can order something different that I've never had before. My eyes lit up when I noticed they had lemon meringue ice cream, and I was not disappointed. My small cone came with a generous scoop of ice cream and was very reasonably priced. It was nice and creamy, and packed with flavor. Absolutely delicious. The shop has both indoor and outdoor seating.

My wife bought me a Turkey Grinder, and it is the best grinder I have ever had. I drive by…read morefrequently and have been told to stop and get lunch, but just never did - self-depriving! Seriously "WOW!" Dale

4.25 stars. Wow, this place makes some really outstanding grinders. It appears that they source…read moretheir meat from nearby Bogner Quality Meats, and they give customers quite a few different options. I went with the classic Italian preparation, and I have to say it was well above standard. Other than meat, they source a rather remarkable amount of products given the relatively small size of the store. They have a couple of higher end pet foods, sheep products, some craft sodas, and really just a number of other odds and ends. Service is great, and you can tell they have a stream of regulars. I probably won't stop in every day, but I do hope to make it in every two weeks or so. This is easily the best food I've found within a stone's throw of UConn.

Amazing food and service! The luxe is amazing and the smash burgers are the best around.read more

Food is always great. Smash burgers and wraps are the best around. Wish they had later hours so…read morecould get it for dinner also!

"I love the flower girl Oh, I don't know just why…read moreShe simply caught my eye I love the flower girl she seemed so sweet and kind. She crept into my mind." (The Cowsills) Visiting the Flour Girl Café and Bakery will put you squarely in the middle of a Flour Girl Village with four distinct components. Within the village is the Flour Girl Café at 16 Main, the Flour Girl Bakery at 14 Main, the Flour Girl Country Store at 12 Main, and the Door Yard in a rear courtyard for dining and hosting events between the bakery and country store. Today we had breakfast at the Café and followed it up with a visit to the bakery. A common thread at both stops was the wonderful personality and friendliness of the staff we interacted with. The counterperson at the Café could not have been nicer and her personality radiated throughout the room like a beam of sunshine. She welcomed every new customer as though they were long lost relatives, exchanged some pleasant small talk and then diligently repeated the orders before ringing them up. She was fantastic. The café keeps things humming all week long--open Monday through Friday from 6:30 to 4:00, Saturdays from 7:30 to 4:00, and Sundays from 7:30 to 3:00. Flour Girl Café covers you from breakfast through lunch. Mornings bring all the good stuff: coffees and lattes, smoothies, egg sandwiches, bagels, wraps, waffles, toasts--you get the idea. Swing by at lunchtime and you'll find sandwiches, paninis, salads, burgers and soups waiting for you. Oh, and as a bonus perk, the bread for sandwiches and burgers is made at the bakery next door, so freshness is something the Flour Girl takes seriously. For breakfast, we had a Bacon, Egg, Lettuce, Tomato, and Cheese Bagel ($7.99) and an Avocado Toast (2 pieces) with Feta and tomato ($9.99), Two 16-ounce drip coffees were $3.50 apiece. The portions were large, and my avocado toast on sourdough was fantastic. We sat in the first-floor dining room and took in the pretty interior design of pinks, pastels, and floral color theme. Now, on to the bakery! The Flour Girl Bakery may be best known for its sourdough breads, but the fun doesn't stop there. You'll also find muffins, cookies, scones, their award winning cinnamon rolls, and a rotating lineup of fresh baked breads. And those cinnamon rolls? They spark a full on weekend rush--people happily line up just to snag one before they disappear. We picked up a box of mixed goods, muffins, cake squares, and a big hunk of jalapeno cornbread that will go perfectly with a homemade batch of lentil chili sitting in my fridge. We saw an adorable feature at the bakery, where plastic eggs were hidden within the store for the kiddies to find and cash in for a cookie. It's the little customer service features we saw at the Flour Girl's Café, Bakery, and Country Store that made today's visit so pleasant.

Love the new building, very cute! I got a cinnamon bun iced latte - would recommend!…read more A bit disappointed that breakfast (with eggs) is not served all day. I think there may be a small sign but i heard it several times during my visit - people asking for breakfast! Might be something to reconsider or place a visible sign underlining breakfast stops at 11:30 AM. Anyhow, pivoted to the lunch menu - pesto chicken sandwich was delicious. Did not love the pasta salad, wish there was the option for fry's. Really wanted the thanksgiving wrap but was out of stuck - next time hopefully! I will say - while there are many options for seating, especially with the new accommodation, it's tight. Chairs back into aisles and the table legs don't allow chairs to be pushed in that well. Entrance area can feel a bit overwhelming if it's busy. Staff super friendly and knowledgeable, will continue to come back.

This is the most amazing food ever!! Everything is so delicious!! The gyro is truly wonderful and…read morethe pizza, even as a basic cheese they somehow out did the standard!! The staff was very nice and helpful!! And it was very cute in there!! With lots of seating!!

Was working construction down the road and stopped in. Staff was nice, my buffalo chicken sub was…read moredelicious. It was a nice simple restaurant to grab a hot lunch. I enjoyed this place and I'll be back when I'm in the area.

A friend recommended Marc Bassos, who was playing at the Main Moose. We found him playing many of…read moreour favorite songs on the patio. The outdoor restaurant has a lovely view of meadows along the Hop River. Seafood and burgers were available. Burgers were excellent, served with fries and some coleslaw. Spouse had a BBQ pulled pork sandwich she reported to be excellent. No alcohol, but a great milk bar, with many flavors of ice cream and Hosmer sodas. Visit on a nice day!

Amazing food, great customer service, plenty of seating, great music, and more. We didn't do the…read moregem mining but wow that looked like so much fun! So many items to choose from, something for everyone. Burgers & fries were delicious, I tried my daughter's fried shrimp and it was soooo fresh and good (not one bit greasy)! And the best New England Chowda I've ever had! Definitely try the bottled soda. Lime Ricky was my favorite. All in all, Definitely recommend. **edited to add-we went back the next day. I tried the lobster roll and wow! It was soooo amazing. Perfect amount of mayo, perfectly toasted roll, and large chunks of lobster meat. They're always having some kind of event, today was the annual Truck show. We got to see the goats and chickens, trucks and campers. They had delicious BBQ, hayrides, and tons of games to play-from corn hole to volleyball to life size tic tac toe. Fun for the whole family.

I asked for a new baby boy display with blue blossoms and sunflower inclusions as it's their late…read moreNana's favorite. She loved it. I HATED IT. Mostly sunflower and ugly cheap yellow flowers and sad little blue hints. HINTS. I gotta say, it was a huge disappointment. BABY? Not even close! Sorry. My heart broke.

Food: fresh and delicious. This sandwich was a flavor bomb. Egg, leafy greens, goat cheese, and…read morebalsamic vinaigrette. These sweet balsamic and smooth goat cheese paired like heaven. Service: 10/10. We were seat right seats and our orders were taken shortly after enough time to survey the menu. Everything came out fast and fresh Ambience: 10/10 they have two areas, a seat and eat, and an order and go. They have an array of art work and murals. I love the use of color, music, and a classy but laid back environment. A must come too!

NEW OWNERS! I was…read morethrilled when i stumbled upon the news that the Lebanon Green Store was re-opening. When they posted their menu to Facebook there was your typical fare of sandwiches, burgers and hotdogs but also scratch made soups and some other interesting additions. Empanadas, tacos as well as pernil are all on the menu. Pernil, a slow roasted pork shoulder, is a celebration and special occasion staple in Puerto Rico and Puerto Rican homes usually served with arroz con gandules. My wife got the empanadas and I ordered the pernil and arroz con gandules. All was excellent, fresh and a wonderful change of pace to other dining options. The pernil was warmed on the griddle which gave it a fabulous crisp that complimented the rich flavor. On a return lunch trip we called ahead to pick up the order while working from home. Our order was waiting for us which was empanadas, including their bacon cheeseburger special (they also make breakfast variants), chicken salad sandwich with potato salad and their vegan butternut squash 'bisque'. The chicken salad was clearly homemade and the sandwich was a generous size. The sandwich included a side (potato salad, my choice) making it a good value. The butternut squash soup was excellent - very thick and there seemed to be noticeable apple bits that complimented the soup wonderfully. The staff was attentive and, while still getting their processes worked out, they were friendly and clearly committed to beginning good business and community members. The only quirk was that we had to order at the front at the main register and pickup in the back, with the posted menu being in the back. I'm certain this will be something that gets worked out over time. The store offers a lot of local products from Mountain Dairy through Hosmer Mountain soda. We are looking forward to going back to supporting them!

This building has long served this town with good food and cold drinks for as long as I've been…read morealive and back to my great grandmother. Many different people have run it. But these guys are bringing it next level ... I wish you much success with this venture.