The service was good, but the food left much to be desired. The French toast was really dry and…read morelacking flavor. The eggs Benedict's Hollandaise sauce was split and also lacked flavor. The yelp photos look great so maybe we went on an off day...

Came here when we were on way home after going to a wedding in Windsor. It was very busy parking…read morelot very full but despite this only 10min wait. We figured because so busy must be good. We were right. The food was delicious. I got the woodland omelet with goat cheese best omelet I've ever had, they also had almond milk I could put in my coffee (can't have lactose) despite how crazy busy it was the staff was amazing, regularly checking in we weren't forgotten, very friendly, they worked together very well as a team. The atmosphere brought me back to the places my nana and papa took me too as a child, to warm memories. Highly recommended. Doesn't look like much from outside, but is a hidden gem.

I love this coffee gem! It's always a good sign when a place is packed with people--and this spot…read moreactually had a line when I walked in. They have a great variety of food, including some GF options, and they make their own syrups! I tried the caramel latte, asked for it less sweet, and it was perfect. I also went with the classic breakfast sandwich on GF bread. Honestly, I'd probably skip the GF bread next time. It felt a little overwhelming for the sandwich, so I ended up eating it open-faced. As you'd expect, the GF bread just wasn't my favorite. BUT--the GF blueberry muffin was really good! It had a nice crunchy top with just a hint of spice, which I loved. Overall, a really great café spot with good coffee, plenty of options, and some solid gluten-free choices. Definitely worth stopping by!

I still think about this place on the REGULAR. We stumbled across it while traveling, and I'm…read moregenuinely upset that I live halfway across the country because I would become an embarrassingly frequent customer. One thing I've noticed is that coffee shops usually excel at one thing--they either have amazing coffee and mediocre food, or great food and forgettable coffee. This place somehow nails both. We ordered an incredible sandwich, a super unique breakfast burrito, and a biscuit with maple butter that I still dream about. For coffee, we had a light roast pour-over and a flat white, and both were absolutely phenomenal. Despite being packed on a gorgeous fall day, the service was surprisingly fast and everyone was so friendly. And the atmosphere? Unreal. Sitting there, looking out the open garage door at the colorful fall trees in the middle of a charming small town... this Florida girl absolutely lost her mind. If I lived anywhere nearby, this would be my weekend coffee spot without question.

I visited Cappadocia with two loved ones. It's located near the train station in White River…read moreJunction, VT. When I went inside I totally forgot I was in Vermont. The counter server was kind enough to explain different menu items. We ordered a breakfast pide and a ground lamb pide. I got an iced mocha latte, one companion had a hot spiced mocha latte, and another companion had an iced latte with vanilla, I believe. The iced mocha was very good. The food took a bit of time but it was because it needed to cook in the wood fired oven. The ground lamb pide was full of spices and was very flavourful. It was tasty but it got a bit overwhelming when I was eating it alone. My friend offered to share some of her breakfast pide. I am not an egg person but upon the first few bites, I got quite emotional. It immediately made me think of a meal my late grandmother used to make. It was both a bit sad and wonderful as she had passed within a few months of me coming to Cappadocia and the memory associated with food gave me comfort. I'd recommend trying Cappadocia. It's a beautifully decorated space with some seating, it is a nice way to eat something a bit different from most of the food in the area and the food is very good.

Stopped in shortly before they closed for a Turkish Tea and enjoyed it. The place is very cute and…read morevery Turkish looking and took my back to my visits to Istanbul and Cappadocia. There was an American dude working the counter and I'll say he didn't exhibit what I would consider traditional Turkish hospitality. There is a screen to order from right by the door when you walk it and I guess he wants you to order from that because he was more effective than Susanna Hoffs in a Bangles video at avoiding direct eye contact. I would say if the tablet is the ordering device of choice they should put it in front of the counter rather than by the door where it's behind you. We finally figured it out and were able to order on the tablet but it was disheartening to watch a woman come in after us and stand forlornly by the counter hoping that the guy would notice her. He was great at stacking dishes, wiping down counters, etc and doing everything but acknowledging the human standing five feet from him. Anyway, just as she was about to leave he said hello and then took the order in the traditional way. The tea was good and the mood was nice and the pastries looked amazing. This could have been four or five stars with personal service.

Another awesome Breakfast at the most popular breakfast place in our area! And it's just down the…read moreroad from us! All their pancakes are amazing, even though with my sodium issue I only get a taste of my husband's. My ole favorites were Pumpkin and their classic Sugar & Spice with the perfect amount of sweetness and spice mix. I wish they would serve saltless grits! That would make this girl happy! I only eat a couple of the potatoes, they are very tasty however salt is used or the rest of you wouldn't be eating them....am I right! Of course, my eggs were cooked perfectly! I keep forgetting you have ice cream! They also have many local theme items for sale and don't forget to not head home with Vermont's local Maple Syrup! If you came in March you will get to see the sap being processed into syrup!

Our usual day trip for pancakes spot is in New Hampshire. Sadly, they are closed on Wednesdays, so…read morewe needed an alternative venue for our pancake and maple syrup tradition. After searching reviews across four states, Maple Sugar & Vermont Spice was clearly at the top of the list. Three hours after leaving the Boston suburbs, we pulled into the parking lot. The scenery was beautiful we were hungry, and we were happy to be promptly seated by our friendly host. Every positive thing you read in the reviews is true. The staff is friendly. The food is plentiful and wonderful. However... we were not seated in the main dining room. We were brought to an auxiliary room on the west side of the building. The most dominant feature of the room was the white interior sloped ceiling, barn-like wood paneling occupying about two-thirds of the horizontal portion of the walls, and a few coffee mugs and small photos resting atop the paneling. There was a small casement window in the center of the southwest wall. This room had all the charm and natural light of a church basement in Indiana. The comparison to the main dining room is stark. The main room has a view of the grill, and is filled with all the syrup and souvenirs they could possibly fit into the space. The main room is as funky and fun as the auxiliary room is sad and depressing. Will we go back to Maple Sugar & Vermont Spice? Absolutely. The food and service was wonderful. However, we would insist on sitting in the main dining room. If you go, you should, too.

Pouring rain when we went there, but they couldn't have been any nicer, the food is outstanding,…read morehuge menu, fabulous beverages, and the food is a little more natural and healthy in some cases. Can't wait to try their other locations

There are many places to enjoy breakfast, but none better than Tucker's. If ever in New London, New…read moreHampshire, you should (must!) visit Tuckers. I assure you will enjoy your dining experience. Today, I thoroughly enjoyed a Tucker Time breakfast.... Eggs (over medium, perfected executed), hash browns (one would think pretty routine, but these puppies stood out today. Proper level of crispness, with a dash of pepper and pink sea salt - I think!), perfectly crisp bacon and two house pancakes (a total Yum, and try as I might, I could only eat one) All accompanied by a very decent mug of medium roast coffee. I absolutely loved this meal. It was excellently provided by Madison's warm, smiling and fully attentive service. Tucker's itself is warm, inviting and represents the best of New England charm. Walking out of here today quite contented.

This is a busy place. I always go in during the off-hours, to avoid the wait and the noise - it…read moregets loud when it is full. The food is fresh, pretty simple, and prepped pretty quickly (if you're there when it isn't busy). It seems a bit pricey to me, but the portion sizes are reasonable. When I'm pressed for time, and it's not too busy I'm happy to eat there. It's the quickest/best egg sandwich in town.

Friendly staff efficient for a busy spot but everyone preparing food should have a ball cap or…read morehairnet it's not ok . In the interest of hygiene hair must be covered

great food, great service at an unbelievable price…read more we stopped in here on our way back to Boston. We had no pre read what we were getting. I didn't see the menu, nada. this was literally the best meal of our entire vacation! (we spent 5-6 times more elsewhere and this still topped it!). Google maps cited it as the closest restaurant with the least diversion from our path. We are soooo happy we went. I would recommend it to anyone for a real hometown experience. Thank Y'all for an amazing lunch. I got an open faced hamburger with fries and pickled beets and my husband got the club sandwich with turkey. (adding in some amazing homemade coconut At the end). my burger was really great. my husband loved his sandwich. he is a picky and not a big eater but he ate every bite of his meal and most of the pie. This is the kind of simple (but great) diner food I miss so so much. it just doesn't really exist anymore. it literally made my trip! we were total strangers unlike nearly everyone in there that was greeted by name. they treated us like they knew us for years and every person in the diner staff engaged with us while we were there. 15/10 experience. I so wish I lived locally so I could go there regularly!

We stumbled into this diner, looking for a hometown breakfast. Boy, did we get what we were looking…read morefor! Walking in you cannot help be struck by the love and warmth of this place. It is homey, cozy and full of the family touch. We were warmly greeted by our server Deb, who could not have been sweeter. Breakfast was 5 star with a big full plate of delicious homemade food highlighted by their home fries as well as homemade bread. Shyrl's is a winner and if you are in the area, make sure to stop by.

We finally got to try the Lincoln Diner! Nice location and…read morebeautiful, historical train wagon restaurant that has moved towns and locations a few times throughout the years, and has now been in Lincoln since 2025. There weren't many people lined up, but we still ended up waiting about 30 min for a table. This seems to be caused by a lack of staff - we noticed tables weren't being cleaned up for a good 10-15 min after people left, and waitresses were rushing around. Honestly from what we observed - they could slash their waiting time by half by being more efficient and/or hiring busboys. But moving on. Food was definitely worth the wait! Boyfriend and I both had the "Cadillac" breakfast (because, well, our car) and we both loved it. He had pancakes with it and I had French toast - I *loved* the French toast. Delicious. Boyfriend also had a side of corned beef hash and I had a bite - it was my first time trying corned beef and I liked it a lot! He liked it too, and says he's usually picky with that dish, so... Overall we would return! Food was great and service was super friendly.

Back for a light bite- tuna melt and peanut butter pie. Mid week the diner is not busy but servers…read morewere pleasant and engaging. Love the setting- similar to Tilton diner with good basic food choices. Reasonable prices and plenty of parking. They still give tootsie rolls out with your bill. Closed Tuesdays

Great service and great food ! Stopped in with family and service was great, food came very quickly…read moreand the food was so good . I cook at home and I am very picky and I would have to say I was very impressed we will definitely go back!!

A nice, quaint place with good food and good service. A little out the way for breakfast for us,…read morebut we both enjoyed what we had. One of the better breakfasts we have had in a while.

Back again to the best sandwich shop in the upper Valley and again had that jaw droping steak frite…read morein a sub, roll. This place is a blessing.

Little old convenience store turned into a gem of a deli in western New Hampshire! These folks know…read morehow to prepare smoked meats and killer sandwiches. Super busy place for breakfast and lunch, but each time I've been there, the staff is always in a good mood and super helpful with decisions (which is needed sometimes because everything sounds good). I had the 50/50 sandwich last time I was there. Pastrami, turkey, Cole slaw, ground mustard on toasted bread. Sounds normal, right? Marsh Brothers put this sandwich into a whole other conversation of good. I grew up with Full Belly Deli in Portland, Maine and got to experience Big G's in Waterville, Maine for a couple decades before it closed and I can confidently say that Marsh Brothers is on a different level. Top notch food. It's worth the small 5 minute detour off highway 89 in Lebanon, NH. If you're driving from VT into NH and you're hungry, you should be required to go check it out. You will not be sorry