Temple Street Diner

Suzie's has become our absolute favorite breakfast diner. This last week I again had their Irish…read moreBenedict and it was exceptional with their own noticeably fresh corned beef hash. The poached eggs were cooked to perfection and the Holladaise was delicious. My wife had their maple bacon pancake and loved it. The pancake is also a favorite of my 6 year old grandson whom I have taken to Suzie's a few times.

** Patty Melt review **…read more Roadside eatery in a tiny strip plaza. Outside, it looks nothing like the classic New England train car style or New Jersey stainless steel style diners, but inside are countertop with stools, booths around the outskirts, and the hustle and bustle giving it a strong diner vibe. Like my visits to many diners, I was here on my patty melt quest. -- Patty Melt: First, the composition is faithful to the prototype, with a quarter pound patty (no smashburger nonsense), rye bread (no sourdough decoy), buttered (not merely toasted), and with the classic Swiss cheese, sautéed onions and thousand Island dressing. No fusion, no reinvention, no omissions, no hipster jive. Good crispness and butteriness on the bread, great melt on the cheese, and noticeable softness to the onions. Most importantly, the beef could be ordered medium rare, and they executed. More softness, with gushing juices and a really pleasing bite. I suspect nothing special to start with, but they cooked it to near perfection. Only quibble would be not much crust to the patty, but not as critical on a patty melt. -- Fries: I could have had tots or a few other options, but fries were fine. Almost certainly frozen, but the skin-on variety and not the dreaded coated kind. Nothing special, but good enough. Service was adequate. It seemed like everyone was prepping to get everything gathered and cleaned for closing about 90 minutes earlier than necessary, but that didn't detract. If anything, it shows initiative and hustle. Not much data to go on, but an easy 4 for me.

California Benedict

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Tutti Frutti

The Farmhouse Cafe

4.7(107 reviews)

6.3 mi

Hidden (well maybe not so hidden since it's on a main road) Gem! My husband came across this place…read morewhile out on a bike ride and stopped for coffee. He became obsessed with taking me back for eggs Benedict so we went early for breakfast to beat the weekend crowd, only to order one of today's specials! Which means we have to go back for the Benny. We were greeted warmly, with the server offering a warm mug for our coffee. The cafe is located in a cute farmhouse with both indoor and outdoor seating. Coffee is self serve and once you order you can sit where you'd like. Everything is brought out to you piping hot! Our food was delicious-the Belgian waffle was huge and the stuffed French toast was really stuffed! We look forward to returning soon!

A cute, cozy, and rustic spot where you can grab breakfast and lunch. The staff is friendly and…read morethere was quite a variety of fresh baked goods. I got their two eggs any style for breakfast and it was good! Overall my sister and I enjoyed having breakfast here.

Cute farmhouse decor

Turkey Club, fresh and tasty. You can get other types of bread. Comes with chips

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Coffee

The Red Arrow Diner

2.7(97 reviews)

2.5 mi

The famous haddock sandwich grilled was fantastic. I had a side of tomatoes with it. My dad had the…read morejumbo hot dog with onions on top and mustard with a side omatoes as well. The service was excellent. We were just bummed that there was no carrot cake left which I heard was amazing. . I'm gonna try the chicken tenders with the homemade beans which I was told is amazing. Until next time.. Oh, and did I mention their open 24/7 :)

I went by myself, mid-afternoon on a Sunday. It's a regular building but with a definite and cute…read morediner feel and a very broad Denny's-style menu. It professes to be 24/7, which I keep meaning to test. My server at the bar was Bee, and was consistently attentive and helpful as I sat for a while at the bar-like counter, keeping my coffee topped off. I sat for an unhurried while as I nibbled through my meal. Bacon & eggs was good. Eggs over easy, just as I asked. Bacon fully cooked but not rock hard crispy. I get the desire of places to fully cook but don't like it to snap. I want it bendy. This was great for me. I opted for grits, which I admit I don't have often and am not an expert at. She offered cheese on it, and I took cheddar. I don't know what's normal and what's not in grits, but the cheese just kind of sat there atop the grits and didn't mix well. The grits were also pretty watery and lacking in flavor, though adding salt helped a bit. Bread came buttered, but not very. I asked for extra butter, and Bee cheerfully brought a couple extra of those little plastic things. Again, fine service, but the butter in that was not soft and the toast wasn't hot enough to melt it, so it wasn't much help. Still hungry, I asked for a menu and got fries. Not breakfasty, but it was mid-afternoon. Fries came VERY quickly. Coffee continued to be refilled. Fries were plain, not seasoned, which is my personal preference. Bee had warned me while ordering, since I asked about seasoning, that they'd be dipped in some kind of batter. That's NOT my preference, but I had at least ordered them knowingly. Overall, for this day, I give the place high marks on service (thanks, Bee) and quite decent but not at all superlative marks on food.

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Two eggs, hash browns, sourdough, and ham steak.

The Friendly Toast

4.2(98 reviews)

3.4 mi

Absolutely love the layout and ambiance of this diner. The restaurant has a modernistic vintage…read morelayout. Extremly large seating area that was completely booked on a weekend morning. The workers were pleasant and efficient with their service. Ordered eggs, homefries, bacon, and multigrain toast. Everything was delicious and fresh. Even the bread tasted amazing, which is uncommon for diner toast. The homefries stood out as well. Really wish this breakfast spot was closer!

Same excellent service and fun, quirky decor, but the menu downsizing/revamp left us disappointed…read more There's definitely a larger focus on the adult beverages (drinks get their own, large menu/book). The food menu looks more serious. Favorites such as the cookie monster pancakes, pastrami sandwich, rice rice baby bowl, and more are gone. The chocolate buttermilk pancakes were lackluster and the chicken and waffles were not as good as they have been in the past.

Interior

Chicken sandwich

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Iced coffee flight (alcoholic)

Midfield Cafe

4.1(192 reviews)

3.6 mi

The place is amazing and good for avigeeks because you can get excellent views and service it's…read morekind of loud with all the planes but it's fun. The food is delicious. I recommend the Nashua tower for big breakfast sandwich people

I love taking my grandson here. He enjoys watching the airplanes. Now that it's warmer , eating out…read moreon the deck is so great. I also love that they have a nice kids menu, the drink comes in a reusable cup and he can pick a prize after the meal. The servers are friendly and quick. The food is pretty good too. You can get breakfast or lunch

Right outside the sitting area

Eggs Benedict over hash and spinach with side of fruit and coffee. Seating outside on the deck, overlooking the runway.

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View of the runway from outside deck seating.

Dream Diner

4.1(596 reviews)

4.9 mi

Fabulous the pancakes are gorgeous the bacon incredible the place you should go…read more An very good experience

the food ,the service and the ambiance is fantastic! It is…read morejust so good : I took the dream menu Thanks

Ambiance

Pastrami ham Benedict.

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Joanne's Kitchen & Coffeeshop

4.1(34 reviews)

0.8 mi

I've driven by here a few times and wanted to try it out so when I had a free morning I gave it a…read moretry. It's a nice old diner with booths and a counter so I sat at the counter and got a nice sized omelet which had toast and home fries and a coffee. The service was friendly and the food came our fast and hot. The price was great and it was a nice morning breakfast.

Gave this place a try because of the good reviews. When I walked in it was a bit unsettling but…read morestill open-minded. As I was waited for the food, I saw a mouse run behind the counter. I told the waiter and to be honest she didn't seem quite shocked.. that alerted me. Once the food came out, it was pretty decent. Eggs were cold, pancakes as well. The sausage was hot and the bacon too. My partner also agreed and said we would not return again..

Egg Sandwich

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Caribbean Breeze

3.7(75 reviews)

0.7 mi

Great food, great service, every time!…read more I have been to Caribbean Breeze multiple times yet somehow I haven't made a review! Chef Gerald's selection is delicious and well portioned. When you visit you never leave hungry. I love the flavors available, each time you visit you can choose a different island to order food from, each with their own unique styles. I highly recommend visiting and visiting often! Service is always great and the ambience isn't overly loud even though they have over 60 available seats. I'll be back ASAP!

Nice owners and large restaurant with parking available. We arrived at 11a and only received the…read morebreakfast menu but we heard another table ask for lunch so we did the same. There's a mix of Dominican and Jamaican food. We ordered the jerk chicken and oxtail - both were good and large portions (counting rice). I wish the jerk chicken came with cabbage, and it was pretty mild but they do bring out a tray hot sauces. It took a bit for service and there were no patties out yet. The oxtail was very tender with a lot of gravy. There's also WiFi available and there was a table who was working and eating.

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Franny’s Diner

4.4(106 reviews)

9.1 mi

SERVICE: Samantha took wonderful care of the 3 of us while we enjoyed our breakfast. She is…read morepleasant and responsive and we could not have asked for better service. FOOD: The eggs, veggie omelette, home fries and sausage were all perfectly cooked. The yogurt parfait was full of fresh fruit and beautifully presented. ATMOSPHERE: Old timey, M*A*S*H playing on the corner TV, yacht rock style music playing at a low volume, clean and cheery inside.

You are greeted as you walk in this old time diner. It is an old style diner aesthetics and all…read more They took our order brought us coffee and the food was out in a flash. Here we never had an empty cup of coffee or water. There was plenty of delicious food on the plate. My plate had an omelette and country potato and toast. It was made to perfection. I obviously cleaned my plate up. Thanked "Franny" (she is on hand) and the chef for the great food.

Vintage products amidst fresh desserts

2 eggs medium, home fries, corned beef hash and gluten free bread.

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Classic counter style diner seating

Bobolas

4.3(89 reviews)

2.1 mi

I walked into Bobolas Restaurant and crossed over to a time and place somewhere in the Twilight…read moreZone! --In a good way! Bobolas has the ambience of a strangely familiar small town eatery that might be found in the middle of nowhere. Rod Serling, the host of that classic TV show, might have describe it as a laidback, easy place to settle in and enjoy a meal that's absolutely delicious and beyond your imagination. ...And he'd be SO right! We ordered the Mushroom Swiss Burger with all the fixings and their 8 oz. 'Boom Boom' Bacon Burger with Onion Rings as an option. Both burgers were perfectly cooked and served with fries and spicy dill pickles. They were AMAZINGLY DELICIOUS!!!! --So juicy, and the service was great too! Prices are reasonable and there's plenty of great food choices. Highly Recommend!

Came here for a bite and ordered the fried haddock sandwich--it was absolutely fantastic! The fish…read morewas cooked to perfection, everything on the plate was completely on point, and the fries were great too. To top it all off, our server was super friendly and made the whole experience even better. Highly recommend checking this local spot out!

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Tuna Melt

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Tommy B.

7 months ago

Well, we used to go here. A lot is always good. Amy is great The atmosphere is terrible when the daughter is there the food is smaller portions when she's around the woman in the back she can't say hi to anyone because of their daughter being there. The food is that good anymore. You got it worth that lady in the back nonstop. The daughter should be ashamed of herself for having her old parents working so hard. We now go to Susie's diner in Hudson. We missed the girls that used to serve us. read more

Sam Z.

11 years ago

whats that smell? I would give them 5 stars but the smell when you walk in is not welcoming. The food was fantastic and all the ladies serving breakfast were very kind. I would visit again but would hope they find out what that smell is and fix it. great food though read more

Amy S.

10 years ago

Will not be back when Jan or Courtney are here. The 2 worst waitresses there are. NO PERSONALITIES u have to ask them for everything. Then if u ask them a question they give u dirty looks. Debbie, Heatha, and Amy are the best! Food is a lot better when they are here! read more

Don C.

10 years ago

Not the best place for breakfast. The waitress was like a skank and rude. The food was terrible and greasy. Would not recommend this place to anyone. You're much better off going to the City Room Cafe, Buds, Pine Street Eatery, or Rolands. read more

Kurt W.

11 years ago

The best omelets youll ever have. never a bad meal

Kevin F.

185

11 years ago

Best omelets anywhere!!!

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