The food was delicious! Homemade bread, fresh ingredients, and the fries were exceptional! The…read moreservice was fast and friendly. The ambiance was pizza house style with the aroma of brick oven pizza. Such a pleasant experience!

We stopped in on our way through town and each had a personal pizza. My husband had the supreme and…read moreI had the chicken bacon ranch. Both were excellent. Generous toppings and good balance in the flavors. Beers on tap offered a great selection as well. Something for everyone here! Definite recomme

We always have breakfast at Mae's when we visit Brandon…read more The restaurant is nicely decorated in a soothing blue. There are plenty of traditional breakfast options. Fun Benny varieties. Syrup for pancakes is served in cute little animal pourers! Service has always been great! They have a penny press machine for a Brandon Souvenir Penny. Plus they carry some literature like a fun map of the area for visitors to take and use.

2nd time there…read more... First time about 2yrs ago with out of town friends. Breakfast was just so-so. I decided to give Mae's a 2nd chance and went for a late breakfast/brunch yesterday (Sunday) . Walked in and was left to stand there, no acknowledgment...finally after approx. 4-5mins was told I could sit anywhere. by an older, flustered waitress. The place wasn't THAT busy. I ordered a Mae-Mosa (based on my check I think I was charged about $13-15?) which came in a beer pint glass...not at all a common way to serve a mimosa nor was it good.. By the way, there are no prices on the table card with the list of drinks...which were beer, wine or mimosas. I ordered waffles ($9.50) and a side of bacon ($4) "crisp" please. The consistency of the cold waffles was that of a wet sponge. Mushy. On the plate was a cute, but empty porcelain cow that was supposed to house maple syrup I assumed. I waited and waited to get the waitresses attention but to no avail so I got up, went over to where you pay and when I advised her I did not receive any maple syrup she never made eye contact with me...no apology and was quite busy counting her checks. I asked should I leave this lil' cow with you ? Again without looking up, said yes. While I waited for maple syrup which finally came but was given little plastic take out container filled and dropped off in a hurry...I thought the syrup tasted more like "pancake syrup" than Vermont's #1 pride and joy commodity. The "crispy bacon"? was far from crispy...1/2 of each of the 3 pieces was fat...and greasy as hell. I pulled apart what was edible and left a plate with lots of gristle . I truly should have sent all of it back but I was too hungry I guess and ate as much of what came out of the kitchen and was anxious to leave. Sooo my $25.50 Sunday brunch...with tax was extremely disappointing. I would have been MUCH better off going to the Morningside Bakery around the block which would have been better and less expensive. https://morningsidebakery.square.site/ It's a shame...and I'm not happy leaving a review like this as the owner & her husband are really nice folks but...Cest la vie.

Ive felt everything I've ordered was worth it- so far I've gotten a cortado, yogurt bowls, the cafe…read morebreakfast, drip coffee, organic seeds, and their shelved food items have been wonderful. I have visited this cafe over the last few months and have loved trying their new items they always seem to have. My boyfriend regularly enjoys the breakfast burrito and we have a pastry and apple butter to try soon as well! We always felt welcome there, as it is great place to sit and relax. I also love that they host weekly events, the owners seem very involved in the quality of what they sell and the environment they do it in.. Ps: I also just tried the asparagus soup and nettle crisps, and I will be thinking about how good it was later... wish I got a bigger bowl! Thanks Jason and Janice

i stopped by on a weekday around 11 and was helped promptly. they have a decent sized menu of real…read morebrunch food as well as a large pastry/sweets case. they have a student discount which is always appreciated. once i ordered, service was very quick. i was also seated next to people gossiping about my boyfriend without knowing i was there, so breakfast and a show! i was thoroughly entertained and stayed here to "work" for about 4 hours. i ordered the house black iced tea with their seasonal triple berry syrup. the iced tea was not bitter at all, brewed very nicely, and the syrup definiteley added some oomph to the concoction. i also ordered the apple butter waffle, which was divine! the candied bacon complemented the sweeteness of the waffle very well. it's probably one of my favorite bites i've had in southern vermont. they also have games in the back corner if you need to provide your own entertainment. really cute spot and tasty spot!

This place is Absolutely great. We live close to a hour away and there isnt anything near as good…read morefor anywhere near the price. Absolutely amazing. A personal favorite of our family.

Large portions done REALLY WELL !! Desserts are delish, and be prepared to either split or have…read moresome for breakfast the next morning. I cant pick a favorite except to say "Everything!!". Excellent service too...

The food was great! We were quickly served even though the place was bustling. I loved my caramel…read moresangria, prime rib eggroll and French onion soup. No veggies with the steak tip entre, but my husband scarfed up the lettuce included with my eggroll:) Easy, wonderful ambiance with flickering oil lamps. Good times! I'll be back!!

Mixed experience. The Wagyu flat iron special came out badly charred -- more burnt than seared,…read morewhich was disappointing for a steakhouse. I flagged it to the bartender since I needed to mention it to someone. Someone did come by to check on us, but by that point I'd already finished my meal, so there wasn't much to be done -- in hindsight, I probably should've said something sooner. The warm broccoli side was fine, nothing special, but ringing ironically the warmest thing on the plate. On the plus side, the blueberry lemon drop was fantastic and honestly the highlight of the meal. For a steakhouse, the steak is the whole point, and mine missed the mark. Still, that lemon drop cocktail almost makes up for it.

Best Philly Cheese Steak sub around. Awesome burgers, sandwiches, cheese fries, and just about…read moreanything you can expect at a snack bar..and more! Creemees are delicious and very generous in size! Plenty of outdoor seating, and indoor seating as well in case of inclement weather. Highly recommend.

started fine, then got the wrong order. then had to wait longer for our actual food. saw a woman…read morepull a long hair out of her ice cream. also sucked to have snarky blondes serving. get an attitude check before talking to your customers. :) ps, if you aren't there for your food when it's ready, they let it sit out on the counter till someone shows up. GROSS!

We ordered a breakfast sandwich with sausage/egg/cheese on onion bagel, and their turkey sandwich…read moreon rye, plus took home a blueberry lemon loaf cake. All were amazing! Everything was fresh and of perfect textured! Will be back again, and remember to take pictures next time

A bacon egg and cheddar sandwich on a sesame bagel sounds like a very boring order you could get at…read moreany NY style deli or bagel shop. How was this one so much better than the rest? Each component was great. The bagel was tender and fresh. The egg was lightly fried leaving some golden liquid yolk instead of a hammered dry patty. And the server was right, they have really good bacon. Add in a lovely melty slice of white cheddar and a do it yourself squirt of sriracha and you have a powerhouse breakfast. I also got a chocolate chip cookie that I of course waited many hours to eat after my breakfast and it was excellent also.

Located on NY 22 in Fort Ann, just west of the Granville TL. Town Line Diner (formerly Dad's Diner)…read moreis a casual local roadside diner serving all day breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The place is cozy offer 6 tables & booths and seating up at the lunch counter. The food offerings are typical homestyle fare. The breakfast offerings include eggs, omelets, pancakes, waffles, French toast, breakfast sandwiches, oatmeal, and sides. The lunch/dinner offerings include fried appetizers, quesadillas, pizza, soup, salad, burgers, sandwiches, comfort dinners, desserts (ice cream treats, pies, cakes) and a kids menu. The pricing here is fair. I stopped by Town Line Diner on a rainy evening for dinner. I sat myself up at the lunch counter and the server brought over a menu and recited the daily specials with prices. I actually ordered the Stuffed Chicken Special ($17.95 plus tax) which sounded pretty good. My entree plate was served in about 15 minutes. The portion of food was very generous with a huge tender stuffed chicken breast with bread dressing and smothered with cream of spinach on the outside, served with chunky mashed potatoes, steamed carrots, and chewy dinner roll. This stuffed chicken breast dinner was very good, and a tasty comfort dish I enjoyed. I did request a to-go container for much of the food and also got a slice of Lemon Meringue Pie ($3.95 plus tax) to go as well. I haven't had lemon meringue pie in about a year and I enjoyed this slice when I got back to the house. The check was $23.43 with tax and before tip. Overall, a solid good meal, nothing fancy. The service here was prompt. I would stop by again for food if I'm driving through this part of Washington County.

Wife ordered a bacon cheese burger an got no bacon , called at 3:15 and didn't get order untill…read moreafter 6:15 ( we ordered delivery ) and this isn't the first it has happened , we are going to Scarlotta's and go there.