I have not been to Emma's since they moved to Sterling and I forgot just how their food is so…read morewonderfully delicious. The breakfast sandwich I had was beyond expectation, the flavors and combination of ingredients and seasoning was spot on. Had a side of home fries that were also incredibly tasty and so much better than what you get at other breakfast places. The entire staff is so helpful and take out service is so easy. Looking forward to the next time I have a chance to stop in and see the staff and try other items on the menu.

Located in Sterling, MA is an adorable farm to table cafe service breakfast and lunch. Thanks to…read morefellow Yelpers we found this delicious cafe. It is walk up service with indoor and outdoor seating. They have a variety of coffee and teas, a small bakery and farm fresh foods. My daughter had a açaí bowl and an ice coffee, my husband had a breakfasts sandwich with a side of home fries and a nitro cold brew and I had an Emma's Garden Omelet with fresh veggies, bacon, sour dough toast and home fries. I also got a cold brew ice tea with coconut. The food was delivered to our table. We all loved our food. The vegetables were all fresh in my omelet. The cold brew tea was different, but I liked it. The staff were friendly and prompt. I would absolutely return here for breakfast.

Stopped in due the super convenient location off 495 and was looking for corned beef for St…read morePatrick's Day! The menu is large and so excited for the corned beef special! Our server was friendly and attentive! The food was all surprisingly good! It's a pub atmosphere and has a bit of New Hampshire ski lodge vibe - very cozy! The turkey pot pie hit the spot for a comfort food! And the corned beef was good! Everyone liked their wraps and fries were crispy! Would definitely stop back if in the area!

We've been coming to Owen O'Leary's for years - both in Westborough and Southborough - and I think…read moreit's easy to take them for granted. This is such a great, local, no frills place to have in the neighborhood for a reasonably priced meal when you don't feel like cooking, or a place to convene with friends to share a beer. During our most recent visit, we enjoyed the Irish fish & chips, which is always a good sized piece of fish with a crispy batter and hot, crispy chips. For a hand held sandwich/meal, you can't go wrong with their burgers or reubens.

Wow! This was a surprisingly great stop. The food is great, and the service was good. We stopped in…read morefor a warm meal before playing at the disc golf course, which is also great.

Sorry but he went in at noon time on Sunday and it was extremely hot out so we were looking forward…read moreto the air-conditioning but there is no air-conditioning at Meadowbrook. They did have overhead fans, but they were over the retail area not the food area. You could tell the staff was sweating and so are we. We both got club sandwiches that were $14 and we asked what came with them and were told a slice of apple. It's a very nice place but the prices are ridiculous and the atmosphere seems to be lacking any thought about the comfort for the patrons. They close at three.

When we were walking around the Canal District we decided to stop at Worcester Marketplace to grab…read morea bite to eat. My husband picked the Burger Bah for his meal and ordered the Angus Burger medium-well (looks kinda medium- rare), I ordered from Momo Palace and got dumplings. We both agreed the dumplings were a much better pick than the burger!

Absolute trash. Extremely greasy, overpriced, and bland. Cheese sauce has no flavor. They told me…read moreafter I paid that they were out of a specific topping. Then they forgot to include two of the other toppings. $17 is ridiculous for a food court burger with no fries or drink. Many better places for food at the Worcester a public Market.

I wasn't sure I had the right place after the move, but this is indeed tucked into the Tuttle VFW…read morepost in Auburn. This is set up like a lot of diners now. Lots of booths and high tops and the noise level wasn't too bad given how packed it was when I went. I went with my kiddo during a holiday, so the wait was a little longer than I was anticipating. However, the food was hot and fresh. The beans I had with breakfast were definitely not from a can. I will come back later and try the lunch menu. I love a local greasy spoon!

What a great breakfast place! Great food, big portions, friendly service. Busy!…read more I got the western Omelet which was delicious. Comes with a choice of homefries or baked beans, and choice of toast, including a grilled bulkier roll (kaiser roll for thosr of you from out of town) if you like! Also a popular item is grilled kielbasa for a breakfast side (delicious). The meat sides are generous. I highly recommend this restaurant!

Very small Italian sandwich shop and Italian provisions provider (cheese, candy, sodas) with a…read moreretro Italian feel, over-the-counter and over-the-internet ordering, and a few small tables on which to eat standing up. The star of the show is the sandwich selection, all on a choice of focaccia or seeded roll, with many including stracciatella, a thick, white, creamy, Buratta-like cheese. Almost every item in the store-- from meats to cheeses to drinks to candies and snacks-- is imported from Italy and you can taste the difference. This ain't your daddy's Boar's Head. -- Tutto: Tried on focaccia, with Mortadella, Soppressata, Capicola, Prosciutto, Provolone, Stracciatella Cheese, Tomatoes, Onions, Pickles, Hot Cherry Peppers, and Garden Greens. Very creamy cheese, almost mayoey in texture. It took some adjustment on my first try, but I got used to it quickly. Strong flavors overall. Very enjoyable. -- Matto: Tried (on two different visits) on a grilled seeded roll, this packed Prosciutto, Soppressata, Sharp Provolone, and Hot Cherry Peppers. Bold flavors from the coldcuts, sharp cheese, and perfectly toasted bread, all in the right proportions to enjoy every flavor and texture. This was spectacular and will be a repeat sandwich for many visits to come. Excellent sandwiches. Nice people. Easy ordering via Toast (they don't have a website). Limited hours-- weekday lunches only-- and hard to spot, but in the same parking lot as the convenience store. I'm not an authority on Italian sandwiches but I've had my fair share from the "name" places in and around Boston, and this unknown gem from the outer suburbs ranks right up there with them. Some may argue they charge Boston prices, but for Boston quality without the Boston hassle, well worth it. Solidly in my lunch rotation.

Tazza has so many five star reviews, I think I will just have to add mine! A great lunch, a huge…read moreyummy sandwich that lasted three meals, and the nice people who work there all add up to a great dining experience. I think I will try the chicken sandwich next.

Such a great place to go to for breakfast or brunch! Their staff is very friendly and quick…read more Our waitress (forget her name) was the sweetest lady. They have a variety of breakfast and lunch menu options. My daughter was very pleased with her egg avocado croissant while I was also enjoying my Works Burger with cheese and mushrooms. Place does get packed on Saturdays but it's worth it.

We've loved our food, service and drinks. We've been three times. All three times great and…read moreconsistent!

Had some great grilled cheese here while they were parked at Clover Road Brewery in Hudson. The…read moreowner came by and even gave us some extra pieces of cheese for my friend and I's dogs so everyone in our party was very satisfied. Would definitely get it again.

Loved eating at Simmer and Spice food truck. Enjoyed the Classic 3-cheese sandwich and Cornbeef…read moreReubin. Both were hot and delicious. The Roasted Butternut Apple Spice soup was also fantastic with lots of great flavors. They were friendly with fast service. Highly recommend.