A cute little place on Main Street in Greenfield with friendly staff. The food was excellent. We…read morehad eggs over easy with ham and sausage home fries wheat and rye toast and the coffee was exceptionally good! Bathroom was very clean too. We will definitely be back!

Good local diner. Prices are reasonable. Had steak and cheese omelette, Brad's gut buster, eggs…read morehollandaise, egg sandwich. All very good. In case not obvious, this is MA Red Sox territory. Asked about the robot, it was made By an eccentric customer who made things out of discarded cans.

Fantastic breakfast spot! The two scrambled eggs, home fries, sausage, and toast were delicious and…read moreaffordable. The service was friendly and attentive, making the experience even better. Great value for money without compromising on taste or quality. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a satisfying and budget-friendly breakfast! Small town charm.

Food was incredible! Hot and went down quick! Service was great, THANK YOU KATHY!!! (I hope I spelt…read moreit right) Great service from her, very kind and accommodating!

Even with the long wait times (granted I got there on a busy day. Plus that's actually good, since…read moreit means it's actively being prepped (seal of freshness)) the food is so good that even if you had to wait, you will feel greatly rewarded with the food graciously served. Recommendations are Chicken Shawarma (though any variety should be worth it) and Maqluba Rice. Get it, you won't regret it! p.s. - The food truck is now located by the skate park in Turners/Great Falls. That's near the River... to the Sea!

The Mohawk Falafel & Shawarma food truck recently located to a big parking lot on Chapman Street…read morerecently. This popular food truck serves up sandwiches & platters (falafel, shawarma, kabob), gyros, fries, hummus, grape leaves, baba ghanouj, meat & spinach pies, and baklava. I stopped by the Mohawk Shawarma Grill recently for dinner takeout. There was a small crowd of people standing near and in front of the trailer waiting for their orders. There was only one person working the trailer, so it took a while to place my order (7 minutes) and for my food to be ready (20 minutes). Once my food was all set, I enjoyed it in my car parked on the street. I ordered the Chicken Shawarma Sandwich ($7.99 plus tax) and a Gyro ($7.99 plus tax), which were both grilled to order wraps with tasty fillings. The shawarma sandwich was filled with tender pieces of marinated chicken, tomato, pickles, fries, and garlic. The gyro was filled with gyro meat slices, tomato, onion, fried potato, and tzatziki sauce. I will definitely have to stop by again for some kabobs next time!

What a cute little spot! Passing thru on our way to the Catskills and grabbed some lunch. Old…read moreschool diner, nothing fancy, well loved inside, and very friendly staff and cook. The turkey club was a surprise as the turkey wasn't processed deli meat, it was the real deal. (However it was all dark meat and I prefer white). Regardless it was delicious on toasted rye w fresh tomato and lettuce and mayo. The coleslaw was amazing. I asked the waitress and she said they make their own! Soooo tasty. Perfect blend of seasoning. My husband's chicken sandwich was enjoyed as well.

Service and food were exceptional!! Loved the breakfast burrito and prime rib omelette.read more

Had my mom not suggested Omi Omy, I wouldn't have enjoyed such a yummy lunch. Me, my mother, and a…read morefriend decided to go to Northampton, MA for a day of shopping and hanging out. We've been to a lot of the restaurants in Northampton and decided to jump over to Amherst to try a new to me restaurant. This was a cold and damp afternoon, only a day after a snow storm. Mom was excited to order her Tofu Bahn Mi, but I was really looking forward to a big bowl of hot Chicken Pho and a Summer Roll. Our friend tried the Rice Bowl with Steak and Shrimp and a Bao Bun which was delicious. My mom loved her sandwich. The bread alone was enough to make me decide that I must try one next time. My Pho broth was well flavored. The chicken pieces were slightly smaller than what I'm used to from other places, but there was plenty to enjoy. There was an adequate amount of noodles, basil, sprouts and jalapeños. My Summer Roll, while quite enjoyable, was a little difficult to eat. I'm used to having my roll cut in half and this was served whole. The wrapper started to fall apart at one point, but I made sure that I didn't lose anything. Our friend's bowl was good and filling and we were told that the bun was delicious,

The food is spectacular and the service is great. I can't say anything about the ambience because I…read moredon't eat there, I order it to pick up.

Great bang for your buck! Friendly staff. Small seating area but big enough to sit with a group.The…read moreburritos are only $10.95 each with chips another $5.95.

Love their burrito bowl with the pork. Delicious place to…read moreeat ! Every once in a while the rice is under done. Otherwise it's my fav

I tried our new downtown restaurant today, Los Tres Hermanos. Yum! I'm a big fan of Posadas…read moreTavern across the street, so now we have two fantastic Mexican restaurants in the downtown! I got the Mole Poblano. I once made my own mole sauce and it took 2 days and was the most complicated thing I've ever tried to make so when I was told it is made fresh by the family grandmother, I had to go for it. It's truly special and the chicken served with it was a huge portion. The refried beans are creamy and not salty, a mistake I often find in Mexican restaurants, and the rice was perfectly cooked to add a bit of their lime avocado salsa into it. A fantastic meal at frankly a price that's more than reasonable. She let me try a sample of the flan as a tease, because they had made a fresh batch and it wasn't cool enough yet. The best flan I've ever had. Seriously. In a few weeks they will be open for breakfast including huevos rancheros, migas ( woo hoo), and more and I can't wait. We'll have another fantastic place to stop for breakfast downtown in addition to Freedom Cafe across the street. Why four instead of 5 stars? The chicken was a bit overcooked even though it was disguised by the off the charts good mole sauce and they still have a few brand new opening bugs to work out. Their big menu doesn't list drinks yet (though the lace is non alcoholic). Loving it. Put me in a good mood. I posted pics of their menu but remember they have been open 2 days, and it probably will change and breakfast hasn't been added yet.

Tried Los Hermanos for lunch! Their guacamole is excellent, with lots of fresh lime and texture,…read moreand I have to say is a step above local restaurant comparisons. The food overall also all tasted much fresher, cleaner, and crispier than anything around, and made me realize the importance of TEXTURE in Mexican food. In comparison, other restaurants' Mexican food can all become a little too monochromatically soft on the plate- like one big plate of mush. But when you get the contrast of a real, fresh taco shell that has some crispy edges against the softness of the filling, made with truly fresh ingredients, a taco, or any Mexican for that matter, truly sings! The only thing flavor-wise we weren't fans of were their refried beans! There were many dishes we didn't try of course, but if we're talking about the very basic essentials - their guacamole is superior and tastes fresher and more authentic than any other comparisons within 35 miles!

Delicious food! Great atmosphere. We had a lovely time and the people working here were kind and…read moreattentive. My baby had fun dancing to the music they were playing while I held him. Highly recommend!

Cocina Lupita opened their Turners Falls restaurant & bar location along the Avenue A downtown…read morestrip. They also operate their other location in Greenfield and a food truck. They serve up El Salvadorian and Latin cuisine here. The place has booths along the wall, table seating and stools at the bar. The bar serves up 4 draft beers, bottle/can beers, margaritas, sangrias, mixed drinks, Coke soft drinks, and Jarritos. The food offerings include chips & salsa ($), pupusas, pastelitos, enchiladas, tacos, burritos, quesadillas, gorditas, fajitas, pineapple bowls, fried tilapia, and meat platters. I stopped by Cocina Lupita Turners Falls for dinner recently and dined in. I was given a menu and offered an ice water. I ordered the Chicken Fajitas ($19 plus tax) which were slightly different from what I order at a Mexican restaurant. The Fajitas came out piled onto a very hot iron plate, served with rice & red beans and salad (iceberg, tomato, cucumber) with dressing on the side, no tortillas or guac & sour cream for these fajitas. The fajitas were not too greasy/oily, which had a mix of tender chicken pieces, carrots, greens peppers, onions, & greens. The rice & beans and the salad with ranch dressing complemented the hot plate of chicken fajitas. I finished the three plates of food and was all set. The check was presented which was $20.33 with tax and before tip. I would come back here to try their pupusas and tacos dorados.