Such a good breakfast! Perfectly cooked egg and rye toast plus excellent home fries. I grabbed a…read moreforkful of my son's crispy hash and instantly regretted not getting them! It's also either cash or venmo for payment! Great idea...no credit card fees so the prices are very reasonable! Great place! Oh and the coffee is good, too!

I love places that open at 6am because there aren't many of them left. This is one of them!…read more I could tell their are a lot of regulars here and I always have the same waitress every time. She is always in a good mood so early in the morning, I don't know how she does it but my coffee cup is never less than half full. Great way to start the morning. All the food is pretty basic. Glastonbury Coffee Shop is meant to be that place you go to for breakfast when you don't feel like making it in the best way possible. I love the home fries because they are nice and crispy. Just a preference for me, I prefer these kind of home fries. Every time I come here I end up getting 2 eggs, bacon, home fries and toast. No complaints at all. I have never had a bad experience here and the food is always how I would expect it to be. It's just nice to sit down and be taken care of with no surprises in the morning. Prices are cheap, waitress is friendly, food is exactly as I would expect it to be. Thank you for opening at 6am because I don't feel like wiping down the stove on this Saturday morning. Just a heads up, this place is cash only.

Serves are friendly and quickly given attention. Lively…read moreplace with careful decor , cozy Celebrated my sisters Birthday ! The Avocado Benny with home fries was excellent

Tried again, pricy and took a while…read more Back on my breakfast re-reviews. Tried the green bean years ago and there was execution errors but properly cooked foods with a hefty price tag. Today was pretty much a repeat. Server was very nice but got flustered as the morning crowd trickled in. I ordered an omelette, and it took 40 minutes to make. The 8 person table really slowed things down, and the food that I got reflected a panicked kitchen. The eggs were overcooked, stuffed full of tons of farmers cheese and sourkraut. The kelbasa was grilled and had a good flavor, but was sparse. the pierogi on top was made in house but the seam was tough and the filling was dry. The home fry's were crispy and seasoned well, and the pickled beets were acidic and sweet. For the wait, the dish presented was lackluster. The price was a bit high for what I got as well. Was about 20 bucks for an omelette, which was ample on portion but not as great on the quality control. If anything, they are consistent. Go in expecting big portions of basic fare at a higher price point and a bit of a wait. It's okay, but it's lacking in quality

I came here for the first time on a Saturday morning with a friend. Our server came around with…read morecoffee right away. Felt like a diner- which I love! We both ordered the veggie omelet which came with country potatoes and toast- we both had rye. All of it was hot and delicious! I had really wanted to try the poutine but I am a vegetarian and sadly, they don't offer it with a mushroom gravy, which I found at two poutine places in Quebec City. I guess there are not enough vegetarians asking for it around here. I gotta say it was super loud in here as the place was packed with a large group. I enjoy a lively atmosphere but it was just too much. I found myself wanting to rush to get out of there as the noise was overwhelming while eating breakfast. I prefer to ease into my day. I can't fault the restaurant for that. It's obvious people love this place and I do too!

I grew up in Canada and since I moved down here was never able to find a half decent Poutine that…read morecompared. Was recommended this place by someone at work and finally was able to go to today. It was absolutely perfect here. 10/10 poutine, felt like I was back home in Canada again I was so happy I could have cried. Will be coming back 100%. If you're looking for a true authentic poutine in CT, this is the only place to go. Service was excellent and quick too!

This place is incredible! We had brunch on a Sunday morning while traveling with a large group…read more(20+) and they accommodated us easily. Friendly and helpful staff, great food with a good selection for different palates, fabulous presentation and attention to detail on all of their plates. The restaurant is broken up in a few smaller rooms so each one feels a little more cozy and it doesn't turn into one big echo chamber. The only thing they are missing are typical brunch alcohol-based drinks (Bloody Mary, Mimosas, etc). Would definitely come back if we're in the area again.

Food didn't disappoint!!! Service was good…read more It's a great place I will come back when I'm in town

If you're looking for a place that is low-key with a chill cozy vibe, you are definitely going to…read morewant to stop by. The owner Kristina is such a delight, she stops by every table personally, and checks in. I haven't had service like this in a while. The food is definitely delicious, chef's kiss. The cook really throws down and follows the directive of your order to a T. The staff super friendly and knowledgeable, super kind. Definitely my new fave breakky spot. Thanks Zinneken's

I just want to start out by saying that the food is good. The waffles are delicious and there…read morearen't too many places around that make them in that style. However, this place is sneaky about prices. Firstly, They do not list prices on the menu, and after seeing my receipt, I understand why. If you want to add mixed berries to your waffle, they charge you $1.75 per type of berry. I ordered a black tea with a splash of milk, and they charged me the price of a tea latte. They also refuse to give tap water, and make you pay for bottled water- a practice that rubs me the wrong way. It cost nearly $50 for two people to eat breakfast here. Overall, the place isn't terrible, but is not transparent with prices.

We ordered a breakfast sandwich, scrambled eggs with hash. The sandwich was good, but the scrambled…read moreeggs were overdone and brown, the hash not browned enough. The home fries tasted freezer burned. Service was good.

I had a light breakfast here yesterday. I did not realize the restaurant's policy of cash only. I…read morehad some cash. My order took awhile. Tasted great. except there was an overabundance of cinnamon on top of it. The server asked if I liked cinnamon. I should have said yes, in small doses. The hot tea hit the spot.

Having time to kill, and finding myself dismayed at the number of breakfast spots closed on Monday,…read moreI found myself at a place I've long considered trying: the Makris Diner. I arrived just after 7:00 AM, finding only a few other customers. Taking my seat at the counter, and noticing the "best of 2025" certificate, coffee was immediately served; and, my order was promptly taken. My choice was the big breakfast two, which would prove to be well named. Well within ten minutes, I was served three eggs, properly prepared, over easy, four very mild, frankly nearly tasteless, breakfast sausage links, a good portion of browned, but as far as I could tell, unseasoned, hashbrowns that were on the dry side (yes, ketchup was required) and finally, two slices of thick French toast, generously splattered with powdered sugar (quite tasty, I must say). In short, this meal read like a stock chart on a volatile day; peaks and valleys. The cup of coffee was acceptable, doing nothing to add or detract from the meal. At just over, twenty two bucks, before tip, the portion couldn't be faulted; but, the quality could have been better. The Makris has been there as long as I can remember; but in all my life, this is only my second visit. The first was a late night stop for a cup of coffee way back when teenagers actually ventured outside to engage in social activities; and, today, it looked much as it did back then. It was clean, comforatable and very much appealing to my sense of nostalgia. So too, I believe, that could be said of the other patrons, all of whom I expected to refer to my 58 year old self as "kid" if the need to speak to me had arisen.

I stopped in before work for breakfast recently. The menu seemed limited for a diner. I chose a…read morelunch item I hadn't had too often. I really enjoyed the quick service, freshness and flavor I experienced. But the downfall was absolutely no hot water in the rest rooms. Not a drop. I am freezing now. There was no intercom music, or maybe the volume was very soft - I heard it occasionally.

Amazing place. Have been here 3 times, trying different items. Nothing bad yet. Burgers are super…read moreyum. Fries and onion rings some of the best.

I come here all the time the coffee is good and plentiful and the breakfasts filling and delicious…read more If you are really hungry get the hungry man-eggs, toast, bacon, sausage, spuds and pancakes or waffle. Mitchell's is also a local business that supports the community they make a soup for Cornerstone's Soupfest and donate to charity events. I appreciate a business that gives back to the community.