Nice environment and food is amazing :). Service was good and place was clean with fast WiFi,…read moreindoor and outdoor spaces available

The place is super cute with many different seating options. They make their own syrups which I…read morethink is fun if you care about that. The food was yummy and warm and they drinks were good. If you like sweeter matcha I would recommend asking for some syrup in it, other than that everything was perfect. The staff were super friendly and everything came out at a decent rate. It also wasn't expensive just typical coffee shop prices.

the cappuccino was very good, but although there were two people behind the counter only one was…read more'working'. She took orders AND made the sandwich, coffee, etc. Also, parking right out front but NO handicap spots! Had to park in what looked like a commute lot, then walk up a long steep hill to get to the cafe. And back down the long steep hill... We won't be returning

I am a sucker for Nero from when I got hooked on their coffee when I used to travel a lot to the…read moreUK. So happy to see them thrive in Boston. I like this location a lot, tucked into an old (but still active) train station. It is very cozy in here and you almost wouldn't know it is a big European chain. I got a double espresso and it was excellent. Although I did not get it on this trip, their chocolate cake is amazing. It was a busy weekday afternoon and there was a line and a full store, but the staff was still very friendly and treated each customer very well.

More Than Words is a nonprofit bookstore that sells new and used books while supporting young…read morepeople ages 16-24 who are system-involved, including youth from foster care, court-involved backgrounds, housing insecurity, and more. The young people help run the store, learn job skills, and work toward personal and career goals--and it truly shows in the care and pride behind the space. The shop itself is small but mighty. I walked out with four excellent-condition used books (three of which had already been on my TBR list) and somehow also added two cookbooks because... no regrets. Everything was very affordable, and it felt good knowing my purchase was directly supporting youth in the local community. If you're near one of their locations (I believe there's another in the Boston area), I highly recommend stopping in or checking out their online storefront. Great books, great prices, and an even greater mission--absolutely worth supporting.

Great place to shop and support your community. I live that there are brand new housewares at…read morefraction the cost of retail. One can feel good in shopping and supporting a worthwhile cause.

Great library! Very nice staff, has an old school charm without being depressing (like the…read moreFramingham Library) and lots of easy-to-book study rooms. Note, the study rooms are NOT sound proof. I did not realize this and booked one to take meetings on zoom, and was promptly asked to keep my voice down. Oops. Tons of tables around the library to set up and work in addition to the private study rooms. The only drawback is metered street parking only.

Its more of a Community center than a library. The collection doesn't run very deep. Lots of fluff,…read moreespecially new books. however the Miinuteman catalog can usually return titles of substance: from:. Acton, Sherborn, Wellesley, etc. Hardly any parking only 4-5, 15 minute spaces. Beware, parking meters are aggressively checked.

Lovely place. My only concern is that there are so many…read moreleft wing radical books on Palestine and left wing people who preach hate. I have not seen a book on display about our Great President Trump or any of the wonderful women he has hired. Many books are on all the left wing radical women and DEI people Biden has hired. I feel this is racist towards white people and conservatives. Maybe they have the books but they are very hidden. The radical democrat books are on display. This is shameful. The library should be so proud of the President of the United States of American.

Libraries are excellent resources and there should be more of them. And they should be easily…read moreaccessible, like this one is. It's close to the Wellesley Square and the commuter rail station, there's tons of parking here for cars and bicycles and the entire facility is completely handicapped accessible. Wellesley's Free Library is a winner. This is a large library with a huge collection of books. I spent two hours at a study table upstairs which had a power outlet and access to a free and fast wifi signal. If only I needed books! [Review 10124 overall, 1710 of 2018.]

Authentic Colombian coffee inside a large ex-industrial building. The space is neatly decorated and…read moreboards on the wall show the bean to mug process. You can look into the back and see where they roast their beans and all of the coffee bean sacks waiting to be roasted. Staff were friendly. Decent amount of parking right in front and an overflow lot across the street. Definitely a hidden gem in my book!

This place has a really cute vibe indoors with generally good coffee and food. Out of all the…read morethings we tried what was really delicious were the cappuccino which my sister says is the best cappuccino she's ever had (and she's had a lot), the caprese chicken sandwich, the almond croissant, and a sausage, egg and cheese on a bagel! All those were amazingly good. The chai latte was pretty good but the iced mocha mostly tasted like weak chocolate milk. We sat outside because we had our dog so they do have outdoor seating of 3 tables which is great if you have a pet but it's a loading dock that has a view right onto the street so the atmosphere there isn't anything great but inside is nice. Parking here is hard but there is a lot across the street as well. Overall, it's a good place which is recommend for the taste of the food and drink.

disappointing and bland…read more we tried all the different dumplings. Not much flavor in any of em. The chewy Sichuan had a nice texture and were the favourite, but the sauce is VERY sweet, rather than spicy or garlic

I love the scallion pancakes here. The employees are so helpful, and the menu is delicious. This is…read moreone of the yummiest food places around, I will be loyal to here for takeout for as long as I live. This place is the best! And I love that they've started selling their sauces and the freezer meals at market basket.

What a cute place to drop in when you're in the route 20 area of Weston. It was very popular the…read moreday we went but the line wasn't long and we found a wonderful table to sit and enjoy. Everything we had for breakfast was delicious and will be back

Multiple weekends in a row trying to get in or get a cinnamon roll or call ahead to ask…read moreavailability met with "we can't hold cinnamon rolls" I'm not ordering more than 1 and decide to take online orders or don't.. but so classically Weston off putting. Coffee is terrible. Turkey club very good. Not returning bc the service continues to decline against the demand. Too many other hard working local businesses needing a chance.

Nice place in Framingham. Large venue with plenty of seating and a large bar!…read more SERVICE: Our server was super nice and very attentive. Very friendly folks here. FOOD: We orders their sweet and spicy Thai chicken salad - Yum! And the Ahi tuna bowl - also Yum! But honestly, everything looked pretty good on the menu! Great place to eat while you are taking a break from shopping at HomeGoods!

Sat at the bar Had to flag down people when we needed…read moreanything. Ordered well vodka but got Tito's Ordered a burger med rare came well did not send it back but told them. Did not care. Bill came told them about the vodka told me Tito's is only 50 cents more. Said to them ok whatever. Got the check and heard the dude telling a co worker how much of an a$$ I was. Confronted him and he admitted he was talking about me. Asked for the manager who never came. Hope you go out of business like every other business that has occupied that space!! We will never be back.

I drove by here for over a decade and never had the chance to stop but I stopped today The vibe…read moreinside is aged comfort. Marble tables with mismatched chairs and beat up old leather sofas. Chandeliers that have to harken back to much older tenants in this space. The food is good, I had a ham egg and cheese on croissant and it was wonderful. The croissant was surprisingly fresh. The cappuccino was rounded and smooth and didn't taste at all burnt. Service was ok. Polite but not engaging, my cappuccino was forgotten entirely and I had to ask for it again but it was then made promptly. Regulars that came in behind me had a completely different experience. Service was bright and engaging for them. Again, there was nothing BAD about my service, it was just milquetoast and the baristas seemed disinterested. This is definitely a place where people come and linger and there were folks sprawled about the sofas and typing away at the tables. If I lived in Waltham, I's probably make it a staple in my routine. But I did not linger long, I ate my sandwich, sipped half my coffee and took the rest on my way. I have a feeling this is the kind of place that just grows on you overtime, that said, if you need a coffee or tea and a snack on your way, this may be worth a stop.

5 years later same review. Very good dry cappuccino (bless you) , friendly service, great…read moreambience. You could get some work done here. Just as I said last time--you'd have to be a real Scrooge not to give this place high marks. If you have a little gem like this in your town, you should support it. Also. Get the molasses ginger cookie!