It's a law of physics that if a place closes at 1 it'll be worth visiting. The menu is relatively…read moreshort but they mix it up with daily specials. I liked the action-packed cacoila benedict. It was meat-forward but the banana peppers had a helpful cameo appearance. The server was correct in emphasizing the merits of the Portuguese beans. I don't know much about the ingredients but it had some spices and I believe linguica.

Quaint, very very reasonable for breakfast items! Specials were different tummy and filling…read more Service was a little off track from the middle to the end of our meal. I know it sounds minor or picky but for a cafe or diner I would think it would be a must to not to have to ask for refills of coffee and request my check. And it wasn't busy at all maybe 6 people with 2 waitstaff. Parking was a little awkward due to snow piles in the parking spots on the street. I would have given it 3 1/2 stars but not option.

My fiancé and I were visiting from out of town and looking for a coffee shop. Our first pick was…read moreclosed but glad we found Mey's. We got an egg, sausage and cheese breakfast sandwich and an egg, ham and cheese breakfast sandwich, both on linguica rolls. The sandwiches were huge and tasty. We also got an iced mocha latte and iced caramel latte. Both lattes were great. Mey was so nice and made an effort to get to know me. This is a nice local spot!

Mey Breakfast was great Breakfast bagel soft and tasty as…read morewas the egg and ham. Mey was nice and friendly. Location is at end of Mattapoisett Rail Trail bike path so a great place to stop. I would definitely go again

The Azorean Bitoque is a must if you're into spice; the sauce and the peppers are stunning. I got…read morethe smaller breakfast portion, which was a still a huge feast including potatoes and a pastel de nata plus bread. I can't imagine who gets the larger one but that's probably someone worth following on Yelp. Maybe the pastel de nata latte was overkill but I did it for the gram.

Our coffee drinks were mediocre. Ordered the banana bread iced latte that tasted heavily…read moreartificial, similar to a banana laffy taffy. Their pumpkin marshmallow latte was okay. Syrup sat at the very bottom; not mixed well and they ran out of marshmallow fluff. Waiting area is super small and busy due to servers running in and out so they recommend people to wait outside. Due to this, we were not properly notified by server staff that our coffee orders were done and when we went in to check, the manager/server kept ambushing us with the question, "oh, where were you guys?" and when we did answer "we waited outside" she replied "oh, i don't go outside" After this interaction, I cannot see myself coming back to dine in.

The Nook is a really special place. In my opinion, places like Mirasol are extremely overrated…read morecompared to what The Nook offers. The drinks here are outstanding. The Painkiller is fantastic, especially if you add caramel. The Epic Vanilla Skooma is dangerously addictive - the flavor profile is incredible, and honestly nobody else in the area comes close. The Buzz is another excellent choice. The food is just as impressive. Their linguica and cheese rolls are leagues above the competition, and I'd put them alongside the very best around. I highly recommend ordering a regular cheese roll leveled up with egg, bacon, and their house-made hot sauce. If you enjoy a Portuguese style hot sauce, this combination is absolutely worth trying - you will not be disappointed. The peanut butter cookie is unreal; I genuinely wish I had the recipe. The baked goods are consistently excellent, and whenever they have a special, just order it. I've rarely been disappointed by anything they've made. I used to live nearby and honestly miss having this place around. Their pizzas deserve recognition too. They're some of my favorite bar style pizzas in the area. If you prefer an ultra thin pizza, you might lean toward Dipper Cafe, but it's hard to beat The Meatball Thing, the Thanksgiving pizza during the holidays, and many of their other specialty pies. The atmosphere adds even more to the experience. They have arcade style games you can play while you wait, and the music is always great. If you're into King Diamond or heavier music, you'll probably hear something you love. If you live nearby or are just passing through the area, don't skip The Nook. For me - and for everyone I've recommended it to - The Nook easily earns the title of best coffee shop in the area.

-ONE PARAGRAPH REVIEW-…read more The Nook has great coffee. The Nook has great food- not entrés but café stuff: sandwich rolls, focaccias, muffins, etc. The Nook has old school, retro vibes. It has rock music vibes. It has creative, inspirational vibes. It has quiet, read-a-book-in-the-nook vibes but also loud Donkey Kong-guitar riff-crunchin' vibes; depending on the time and the day. It's perhaps a tad too small inside, but that's what makes it a nook. Lots of hot and iced coffee options, food is quality over quantity: get their signature cheese or linguica roll as-is or "leveled up" to make it an egg sandwich because it's the best around. And their focaccias are made like a pizza and imo are better than their actual pizza! Ok that's a paragraph!

Great coffee and pastries! The nitro cold brew and linguica cheese pretzel bun were great! The bun…read morewas fully stuffed! They did not skimp on the filling. Great balance of meat, cheese and dough. Very busy inside on a Saturday morning with tons of in store orders, online and catering but all of the workers were nice, smiling and absolutely crushing it. The orders rolled out fast for the amount of patrons.

What a terrific local gem!! There was a line here when we stopped for breakfast but it moved…read morequickly. Having an employee (Victor) assist people kept things moving and he added a friendly personal touch. I loved my salmon and cream cheese bagel and my mom liked her egg sandwich and cheese danish. We got a slice of the focaccia pizza to share for later and the honey/pepperoni was incredible! I also liked my hot golden (ginger and tumeric) latte. Everyone was friendly and I wish I lived closer because I'd be here all the time!! They had an excellent selection of pastries and several other drinks and sandwiches I want to try!

Always wonderful food and the staff is always friendly and attentive. Great home cooked food and…read morereasonable prices.

Food was good, service was quick and flavorful and I would recommend , the Portuguese items were…read moreauthentic.

Stopped here with some friends on a Saturday morning and was pleasantly surprised not to have a…read morewait even though the restaurant was pretty busy. It's in a nice little strip mall like building with other establishments around it as well. The restaurant itself is your standard breakfast restaurant. Nothing impressive but serviceable. The waitstaff were friendly and the prices were incredibly reasonable. Breakfast for 4 people only cost $62. Can't beat those prices! I ended up ordering a hot tea and the hash Benedict. The hollandaise was good and the eggs were poached well. My only complaint was that the hash was clearly canned (which makes sense with the prices being so low) and the bun they make the Benedict on was pretty thick. My friends did enjoy their food as well. Definitely would go back and try some other things on the menu

Great Breakfast. It's what you expect from a Dinner atmosphere. Not much to look at but the food is…read morevery good. Love the real potato home fries. I had the Saint Michael omelette. Yum. With home made raisin toast. Yum. My friend had the Western. Two thumbs up. The service was great and attentive. Very busy place which speaks volumes to how good the food is, and the serve breakfast all day

Stopped here for our last day in New Bedford. Our waitress was quite sweet and attentive. She…read moredealt with a group of 6 and did it wonderfully. Answering all our questions with poise. I ordered the pancake sandwich with turkey bacon and it was just the right size for me. It was also delicious. Nice and fluffy and light. To drink I had coffee. It is a nice little spot for breakfast or brunch if you're in the area. There are a couple native Cape Verdian items on the menu. But there are also great universal items as well.

Great place to grab a bit to eat. Service was great and the food was authentic…read more I ordered the pancake sandwich. Perfect savory dish. My husband got the traditional breakfast "cachupa" Service was great felt very homey. Parking on the street available.