Excellent! They know how to cook a great breakfast. Also, super nice people. great service.read more

Just okay. Steak was grey looking and lacked flavor. Was expecting the home fries to be homemade…read morebut tasted frozen. Only thing really going for them was the French toast that looked and tasted home-made. Service and waitress were nice, but personally wouldn't go back. Also to mention it's a CASH ONLY place. There is an ATM inside but I don't think there was any warning beforehand.

THIS IS BASED ON A SPRING 205 EXPERIENCE--Unfortunate experience. Made a reservation and went here…read morerecently before a MassMOCA event, knowing full well that they'd be inundated with diners before the show, so we tried to order simple small dishes. When we got to the location, which is in a food court in an old mill complex, we promptly called to say "we can't find you, but we're here." We got sketchy directions from the guy on the phone, who gave up our table five minutes after the rez time, despite our calling. Really? The hostess was sweet and made good on the error. She sat us at a fine table. Another woman came and gave us menus, but we had no idea if she was our server or not. After waiting (and waiting), we saw someone going to a large table seated after us, so we asked to get our orders taken -- very politely. The hostess did so. The food came, but there was one entree missing. We dared to ask the server, who had given us the menus, if it was coming. She flew off the handle, talking about having only two hands, then threw tongs for the chicken wings on the table. The hostess returned to tell us the order was never put in, and felt badly about it. The hostess couldn't have been nicer or more apologetic for this bizarre behavior. We were fully aware of the pressure and were trying to make things easier by ordering fast and simple things, and even giving our credit card early to save time. I should add that ALL the food was great. They just didn't handle pressure, nor give respect to the customer in this case. We gave the hostess a good tip, and we hope to $%^& that she didn't have to share it with her immature, temperamental co-workers. It's too bad it turned out that way, since I have seen great reviews here. Can only convey our experience, though.

A cute place to get a light lunch. I ordered a green papaya salad with tofu and it was pretty good…read more Interior looks cool. Service was good.

We stopped by Eagle Street Cafe this morning while traveling through the New England states and…read morewere pleasantly surprised by the outstanding service we received! Nicole and Jeremy were the only two people working in what was clearly a very busy cafe, yet they worked together seamlessly to make everyone's experience as enjoyable as possible. Despite the staffing challenges and the demands of a busy morning, both maintained a positive attitude and demonstrated a genuine commitment to providing excellent customer service. Our avocado toast was absolutely delicious, and we truly appreciated the effort, teamwork, and friendly attitudes Nicole and Jeremy brought to their work. It's refreshing to see employees who take such pride in what they do, especially under challenging circumstances. They deserve recognition for going above and beyond to make their customers feel welcome. Thank you, Nicole and Jeremy, for making our morning special! Eagle Street Cafe is fortunate to have you both on its team. We would gladly return!

If you got all the time in the world and a lot to chat about with the group of people you're with,…read morethen don't mind getting breakfast here. If you're in a rush and got places to be, this is not the place for you. My friends and I decided to come here for breakfast and there was only two people working the front, which included running the espresso machine. They clearly needed more people in the front as these two women were bussing tables, sitting guests down, taking phone orders, ringing people up, and making coffee all at once. Having a dedicated hostess, busboy, and bartender would have solved the stress that was being asserted. But hey, not my business. We essentially sat ourselves down as one of the waitress told us to do so. Waiting for the menu to be given to us took a good 5 minutes. Having our order taken took probably another 10. After our food came out, it was a struggle again to get the check, so I decided to stand by the cashier to pay my bill, which took a good 10 minutes. Those two women never really smiled the entire time I was there and I don't blame them as they're clearly being overworked and it was only the morning shift. Foodwise, The Corn Beef Hash was not what I expected it to be and would have passed on it. I got to try my friend's food and they were much better. Those included the Monte Cristo and the Belgian Waffles. Their lattes were really good as well, but I do regret ordering them as it's extra work for the waitress.

Went for brunch. Food was terrific. Waitress was super nice but restaurant was understaffed.read more

Sunday Brunch was amazing. Because of that our server convinced us to return on Monday evening for…read moretheir Pappardelle Bolognese which she claimed was amazingly delicious. So we retuned and to start things off we asked for a bread basket . We were told none and we had to order their French Bread app The bread came and it wasn't French Bread but Ciabatta toasted with some very good EVOO and whipped butter. We thought okay no big deal we're excited for our pasta dish A short time later our pasta dishes came and much to our surprise, the Pappardelle pasta was substituted with Mafaldine, a much heavier dough. Very disappointed but not as much as their response to us via Open Table. So when planning your dinner at this place remember to ask the server to confirm the dish contents prior to ordering.

We were nearby for Solid Sound and looking for breakfast. We liked Moonlight enough that we went…read moretwice. Moonlight is a diner with some rock and roll decor to remind you of Elvis I guess. The food is what I expect from a diner, service was good and quick, and the meals were solid. I bet there is something regional here that I am not used to so I will explain when we get to it. The first day I asked about the hash, that appears to come from a can so not what I wanted. I instead had the cheese omelet, sausage, potatoes, and corn muffin. They say they bake the muffins in house and this was a good one. They split it and grilled it with some butter and I this was fantastic. The cheese omelet was well prepared and great. The sausage was weird to me for breakfast as it was not what I know to be breakfast sausage but it was good. The potatoes were ok, kind of plain. The catsup tasted like some weird local brand so that was a disappointment. The second time we went I wanted the same thing but they were out of corn muffins! That turned out ok because the pancakes were great. The omelet was well prepared but I did not like the sliced sausage in it, I was expecting sort of a fold over omelet with ground sausage. Oh well, it was good. We will be back ini two years for the next Solid Sound. Hope to see the Moonlight too!

Cute nostalgic find with an actual working jukebox. Food is solid and the breakfast potato skins…read moreare a really interesting combination. Pancakes are LARGE! You likely don't need more than one but they're economical if you want to try flavors (chocolate chip is really good). Get there before 11 for the specials.

You couldn't ask for a better BLT!! Full, full full of bacon, lightly toasted on tasty bread!!…read moreThanks for a great lunch!!

Okay so I went on Google and it showed me these pictures of these beautiful cakes and a display…read morecase full of lots of pastries so when I just went in today at around 5:00 p.m, I just saw some muffins and a couple of cookies but that's all I saw and then there was a big ice cream bar and a place where you could order sandwiches. I was very disappointed because I wanted a pastry and also the chai tea comes from a liquid bought from the store they don't make the chai tea themselves which I like a lot,but unfortunately most places don't do that anyway. I would ask the owners to change their Yelp pictures and also their pictures on Google to show what actually is there.

Wow! The best food made with love. What a treat!!!!the chef came out to make sure we enjoyed the…read morefood. The waitress was so personable and gave fabulous real recommendations! Thank you staff.

You get one star for having a great waitress. But unfortunately, the food itself was pretty awful…read more They do have specials and some baked goods which we didn't try. But I definitely don't recommend anything there. They do have gluten free bread, which I appreciate. Although it came pre-buttered. Which isn't great, since I'm also dairy free.

Lickety Split is the Cafe inside MASS MoCA. They open an hour earlier than the museum to get your…read morebreakfast on and boy is it good. Can't get enough of their breakfast plates, sandwiches, burritos, and bowls. And the prices are just as kiss to the chef as the food is! Only had some of the lunch options but I'm hoping to get more on my belt for an update. Oh! and they are totally known for their kick-butt ice cream. Can't wait for winter to be over to squeeze in more flavor testing.

Enjoyed sandwiches and house cut skin-on fries at the Lickety Split Cafe located inside Mass MOCA…read more I had the hot turkey with brie, avacado, and mustard on whole grain bread, and my hubby had the roast beef with provolone, onion ring and chipotle aioli on toasted sourdough. The bread was locally baked. The food was delicious, the service quick and friendly, and the art was amazing. Great spot to grab a bite in a fun location!

Top notch. My go to place for an excellent breakfast when I vacation in Wilmington. A little…read moreoutside of the town center but worth the drive. Fast, efficient; a super friendly waitress and most importantly; always open when others are closed.

After a nice run of skiing we were happy to grab some breakfast/lunch on the way to my friend's…read morehouse and we found Cup N Saucer on the route. Just a little diner, not much to see from the outside, but inside it is unique with the only seating at a large circular counter with the open kitchen on the side. The menu is pretty much what you expect with mostly breakfast items and sandwiches; this is supplemented by a couple of different special boards and signs. Service was attentive and friendly. My friend ordered the biscuits and gravy with a side of eggs, I got a spinach, tomato and cheese omelet that came with hash browns and cinnamon raisin toast. The food came out promptly, with generous portions of nicely prepared food. My omelet was good with the fresh spinach and tomatoes adding some nice contrast to the eggs. the potatoes were good and the raisin toast was excellent. Cup N Saucer is well worth a visit just to experience the old school feel with solid food. The service was good and the server seemed to know all of the other customers as friends and regulars.

**DISCLOSURE STATEMENT** I find aspects of writing this…read morereview difficult due to being an Amherst College alum and, therefore, eschewing, forever, all things "Williamstown." You have been informed. :) I have passed The Store at Five Corners to attend my sons' sporting events for years. Today I broke down and tried it for lunch en route to a track meet. I cannot tell you how happy I am to have visited, and how disappointed I am to have wasted a decade not frequenting this place. It's a Normal Rockwell-esq, quaint and rustic colonial country store. The staff was simply outstanding. Local, authentic, attentive, personable yet professional and added to my experience (I wish I had gotten their names). They have delicious looking treats and baked goods, an array of interesting dry goods and unique drinks in a cold case - but the main focus is their breakfast and lunch sandwich, salad, and coffee menu. The list of offerings does not go on for days. It's efficient, and clearly allows them to be good at 12 things - rather than meh at 30. I ordered possibly the greatest plate of food I've ever had in Berkshire County with the white miso hummus and pickled vegetable salad. WOW. It was tasty, well proportioned and conceived, and balanced well beyond my expectations. I did add chicken at the suggestion of the staff - and even the chicken was additive. Perfectly cooked (I suspect wonderfully sous vide), tender, all natural, and tasty. I enjoyed it so much that as soon as my first plate was cleared (yes, you heard that correctly), I ordered a second!!! And, for the record, it was not due to a skimpy portion. It was due to how much I enjoyed my lunch. It's menued at $15 before chicken addition - call it $21 all in with protein and tax. So so worth it. I literally cannot wait to find an excuse to come back to *GULP* Williamstown. I believe our spring sports schedule has us back relatively soon. The staff made me promise to try the falafel next time. I certainly will (very likely with another one of these as well). Fantastic.

A lovely gift shop that also serves breakfast and lunch. They offer grocery items, beer, and wine,…read morealong with art for sale and live music. The space is beautifully decorated, and the service was friendly. It has a great vibe -- hip, artsy, and quaint.