We recently picked up the fried chicken dinner for four from Nan's Kitchen, and overall it was a…read moregood meal. The pickup was easy. The location has a few tables but mostly everyone was doing takeout. The star of the show was definitely the fried chicken. It was crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside, and packed with flavor. If you're a fried chicken fan, it's easy to see why this is one of their most popular offerings. The biscuits were another standout. Warm, fluffy, and absolutely delicious with the butter and hot honey. I could easily make a meal out of those alone. The sides, however, were a bit disappointing compared to the chicken. They were fine, but nothing particularly memorable. The broccoli was the biggest letdown, as it wasn't cooked enough for my taste and was still quite firm. While the sides could use some improvement, the excellent fried chicken and biscuits make this a meal I'd order again. Next time, I may just choose different sides.

Everything went well! From placing order to picking it up! Placed chicken order 2hrs ahead of times…read morerequested, and side orders. Everything was excellent! Nothing i ordered had beans in it (yuk) saved that for him lol. He ordered the side of corn. The cucumber, rice & broccoli 8 sides are awesome! Rolls too! Thank you Christian for recommending the broccoli it was awesome like I said!! I really suggest Nans recipe for the chicken!

I stopped in on a whim since as I drove by they advertised their cinnamon rolls, which were…read moredelicious. Apparently, with few exceptions, they do all their baking onsite. A cute, unpretentious place. They were closing as I arrived. I was greeted warmly by a very nice and pleasant man, who may have been the owner. I will return again and try one of their sandwiches (and perhaps another cinnamon roll)

Located inside the Westford Regency, I had been told a while back that this was a really good spot…read morefor Sunday brunch. Well...it's expensive...and not quite worth the dough you're paying for it. First off, when we got there, it was dead. I had anticipated a line...a large dining area...long buffet tables...but no, none of the above. They do have an omelet station which is probably the only highlight of the place. Don't misinterpret...the food isn't awful, but sheesh, for $20 a head, you want to see some kickass brunch with hungry diners clambering to get in...but no. Actually, this was two days before St Patrick's Day, so they did have corned beef and cabbage, (Boiled Dinner), on the buffet and that was actually pretty good too. An abnormally large table of desserts and a chocolate fountain, while sounding great in theory, in practice all of these desserts looked like plastic demos of what a good dessert should look like. I didn't go for dessert. Most of the other dishes *might* have been good had there been a quick turnover rate and fresh batches brought out. The lack of "mouth-traffic" left this brunch as a disappointment at best. Maybe if they charged about $10 a place...it might be a place worth stopping to get your *nom* on some average, but cheap, eats. $20...c'mon now. So two stars...b/c: Meh. I've experienced better.

stopped in for brunch. ordered a short stack of chocolate pancake and two benedict's…read more service was a little slow to start but the kitchen made up for the time. pancakes were nice and fluffy, would get it again. the benedict's eggs were pretty much hard boiled eggs. benedict's should be served with poached eggs, which are running yolks. these literally were hard boiled eggs. when looking at the pics, the eggs are perfectly spherical, no poached eggs look that well rounded. i inquired about the eggs, the answer was, order them lightly poached. again, benedict's are supposed to undercooked.

Late lunch after skiing. Classic kitchen cafe is a cute…read morelittle establishment in a small shopping center in Westford close to 495 serving breakfast and lunch. Banquet seating across one wall and high top seating in the one room dining area with a bar/drink area and coffee station. Lots of great breakfast choices. I'm so glad I went with the Western omelette. It was one of the best ones I've ever had! Perfect amount of perfectly sized ham, onion, peppers and cheese melted throughout and the wheat toast that comes with it is only one piece but it's a very large thick Bread, which was delicious. I ordered it with hashbrowns, which I was excited about, but they are not actually traditional hashbrowns ( shredded potatoes grilled), they're like McDonald's hashbrowns. They were kind enough to switch out for the home fries, which were very tasty. Build your own burrito $12 was nice addition but the hollandaise was lacking on the benny. They also had some breakfast/lunch specials, and who doesn't love biscuits and gravy!? so good! Service was friendly and accommodating. Will definitely be back soon! Lots of parking that's shared in the shopping center. Note: they have full liquor license and open until 2pm on Saturday

Wish I could put 6 stars! We got the Monte Cristo and the French Toast Special. Couldn't decide…read morewhich was better. Heidi's service is top notch! She was knowledgeable about the menu, had the best attitude, and was a joy to interact with. Best place in the area!!

The facility was fine. Relatively clean, taken care of, and maintained…read more The waitress was available and kind. She was very soft spoken and didn't follow up well after initial service. The food was horrible. I went with the breakfast burrito special that they were offering. It was a PUDDLE of a mess and soggy. It lacked flavor, color, and showed no hint of seasoning. My wife ordered the pollo pennine with pesto. It was underwhelming and lack luster as well. Between the cheese and pesto it was OVER salted, and soggy due to the oversized tomato wedges being smashed in it with RAW onions. Against our better judgement, with the disappointment of both meals, we ordered a follow on side of French toast; and that was horrible as well. Undercooked, soggy, and flavorless toppled with a pile of powdered sugar and a gob of butter that would had left Paula Dean sayin 'Good LORD... that's a lot of BUTTER" the presentation was sloppy at best. This location might be a local staple, but as a stop through patron, we would NEVER go here again. Don't do it.... Keep driving or look for better quality at a Dunkin!

For a $20 burrito, I really hoped at least the cheese would be melted. Even Taco Bell can handle…read morethat much. The taste was good overall, however the potatoes were only in the middle 1/3 of the burrito and were about halfway cooked. With these kinds of prices you'd expect more care to be taken with the items being produced.

a hidden gem in Acton with a fantastic Americano…read more this little cafe is friendly with lots of seating (even some outside). The staff was very helpful and quick and the Americano i got was one of the best I've had anywhere.

We stopped on our way from New York to Maine and we LOVED it. Super easy off the exit and our…read moresandwiches were delicious. Food was incredible, delicious smoothie and excellent service. Very nice ambiance in there as well.

Brought lunch to my fiancé during his break and he asked if I wanted to get something to drink, so…read morehe brought me to Cafe 12 for me to try. Really cute blackboard menu and intriguing items. I decided to try the white sangria iced tea, as I actually love sangria, and I'd say it's not bad at all! Really refreshing. He got the Power smoothie and it felt really energizing, tasted like a healthy version of Trix yogurt. One sip blasted me away LOL. I'll give it 4 stars for now until I get to try more things from the menu.

This was a cute place to grab coffee and a quick breakfast. I was able to have a breakfast sandwich…read moreand coffee here while in the area. It was cooked fast and I the service was excellent. The sandwich was yummy, definitely stop by if you are in the area.

The Village Breakfast is my favorite local diner. The owner makes everything from scratch without…read moreshortcuts and there's always friendly waitresses & customers at the counter. I try to eat here weekly. It's awesome

Drove by many times but today we finally stopped in. Breakfast and lunch joint but with a long bar…read morewith modern stools, plus many comfy booths and tables. One guy-- Rosco himself-- running the whole show. -- Pancakes and Sausage: Very large and thick pancakes, so two were more than enough. More importantly, a nice slightly sweet flavor elevated even further by a perfect browning from the griddle. Somewhat but not fully fluffy (my gold standard is Palace Diner in Maine). Real maple syrup available for a $2 surcharge, but a bargain for the large 5oz cup of it. Sausages fairly humdrum, but solid. It's the pancakes that'll get me back. -- Veggie Omelette and Home Fries: This was my wife's order. I'm not sure if it's because she omitted the toast, but it was a gigantic serving with an equally generous portion of the potatoes. She loved the omelette for its unique flavors (some pickled vegetables involved) and the cooked through eggs. I loved the homefries, stealing several and enjoying the crispness and liberal use of seasoning. No onions involved, but very good. Coffee was standard New England Coffee. Tea included a surprise unsolicited refill. Service was outstanding. We came for the food, so it didn't matter either way to us, but for what it's worth, the TV played Newsmax, which may or may not be your cup of tea.

Very very bad place ...... please don't go there if you want service for your money.... grumpy old…read moreangry man ..... very racist as well with a nasty character

Doty's looks very fresh and clean -- I love the blue walls. The staff was friendly and served us…read morepromptly. Our breakfast was very good -- there's a wide variety of omelettes. They have shredded hash browns and cubed home fries. I really liked the cinnamon raisin toast-- had not had that in a long time. If you order coffee they put a carafe on the table.

Small strip mall diner with minimal decor and furnishings likely financed on shoestring budget…read more Good crowd, mostly on stools at the counter, looking like regulars. Decent array of offerings. Friendly server. -- Build your Own Omelette: This was my wife's order. Seemed small compared with recent omelette plates elsewhere. She liked it but found it and the accompanying hash browns (homefries are the other option) very plain. Solid enough. -- Pancakes and Sausage: Stack of three, no browning, more of a Twinkie color, and-- come to think of it-- Twinkie flavor. A little dry, needing the syrup. I upgraded to a mini bottle of real maple syrup for $3.99. My wife noticed that the cap had previously been opened and it was refilled. Not a big deal for me, but for those who care, now you know. Ordinary pancakes, but got the job done. The quartet of sausage links were thin but perfectly cooked. No real wow factor, but no real complaints. An adequate breakfast; adequate gets a 3. If I'm comparing it against Rosco's Diner around the corner, I give the food edge to Rosco, the value edge to Rosco, the convenience edge to Doty, and the service fairly even. As for the atmosphere: in Rosco's favor if you don't mind conservative news in the background, and in Doty's favor if you do.

Delicious fresh and hot flapjacks! great speedy service and friendly staff. Clean tables and good…read morevibes. Highly recommend this spot!

Very nice people. Had French toast and loved it. Nice outdoor seating. Reasonable prices. Dog…read morefriendly as well. Highly recommended.