This is a blink and you might miss it diner not to be missed! After an appointment this morning my…read moredad and I were looking for a nice lunch. In Manchester this should not be a problem but not knowing the area very well and looking only for American fare this can be difficult. Thankfully, Yelp came to the rescue once again. Seeing the reviews and that they served breakfast all day brought us in. I hadn't eaten anything yet so I was really quite hungry. Walking in this little place felt very casual and homey. We were greeted warmly and directed to sit wherever we wanted. We chose a seat across from the bar and sat down. The menus are on the tables and someone came over quickly to take our drink orders. We both decided on coffee and also on the Yankee breakfast. Not 100 percent sure on the name, but it was two eggs, home fries or beans, toast, and a slice of pie!! I was super hungry so I ordered a side of bacon and one blueberry pancake. Coffee comes with every meal at no extra cost! When the food came everything was cooked perfectly. The toast had a little much butter but I hadn't asked for it to be light. I was happy the pancake came with the butter on the side. I shared the cake with dad as well as the bacon. That pancake was huge! I meant to get a picture of it but by the time I thought to it was somewhat massacred. After we finished all that we dared they brought out the pie. I decided on cherry and dad had apple crisp. The pie was huge and as good as it looked! I gave this place five stars because the food was good and the staff was awesome. Also they make you feel like family which is rare these days. Will be back for sure.

We had an excellent breakfast this morning. I had the meatlovers omelet, wife had scrambled eggs,…read moreboth with toast & shredded potatoes. Still offering a bottomless cup of coffee! Service was good as it was busy, but not delayed. Friendly waitstaff. Nice place, good food and fair prices.

Went to Red Barn for a mid-day pick me up drink. I was really excited to try this location as I…read morehave had good experience in the past. While the service was really good and quick, the drinks were not good. I got an Iced Latte with Cinnamon Bun flavor while my friend got an Iced Chai. The latte was very very strong but the flavor was fine. The chai was terrible in my opinion. It was too sweet and as you can see in the picture, it was purely milk city.

The coffee and breakfast sandwich were super good!! A little pricey, but yummy! Parking is on…read morestreet, but plentiful.

Don't go too fast or you just may drive right past this place! This particular location is on the…read moreEastbound side of Rt 9, shortly after the set of lights at Oak Hill Road. So, get in the right hand lane and be ready to turn into the parking lot, as it comes up pretty quickly. And there is plenty of parking. This is one of the coziest and spacious Red Barn locations. It is a perfect place to meet someone for coffee and pastry. They have plenty of 2 and 4 top tables and there is usually a table open. The decor is rustic barn. They have a nice selection of muffins and warm breakfast sandwiches to go with your coffee. They also have some items for sale to take with you, including their locally (Upton) roasted coffee beans. The baristas have always been smiley and friendly. If you need space for a larger gathering, ask them about their upstairs space. I've been to meetings there and it comfortably had seating room (no tables) for around 20 people.

I enjoyed their indulgent, flaky and buttery croissant filled with fresh ham…read more It has been convenient the Red Barn Coffee Roasters has early opening hours. The bakery was located out of route 9.

I love this place. My friend and I meet here regularly and the girlies working are always sweet…read more Pastries and bagels sell out fast though so if you see something you like, don't wait! Limited seating inside, but most people just go in and out so it's never really an issue.

Super cute little coffee shop right off the highway! They have pastries as well, and some nice…read moreoutdoor seating areas. My coffee was pretty solid, customer service was good and speedy! Everything is reasonably priced, and there's a little plant shop right next door.

I subscribe to the Red Barn Coffee Roastmaster Series through which I receive one 12-oz bag of…read morecoffee beans each month. (This morning, I increased my subscription to two bags.) Each month I receive a carefully roasted, curated, and described in detail bag of coffee beans I would otherwise be oblivious to. Compared to other coffee subscription series, this one is economical, high quality (beans, packaging, communication, and website), and easy to engage with. I'm well into my 3rd decade of purchasing coffee beans for home (up to 5 lbs at a time) from small and large roasters. This roaster (and service) hits all my measures for excellence. Highly Recommended!

The coffee quality was adequate but not great. I got a crème Brule latte and it didn't have any…read morehint of Crème Brûlée in it. The service was prompt and adequate. It's in a food court so not much ambiance....

Tucked inside a small orchard grocery store with local produce and other goodies. Best espressos…read moredrinks in the local area with friendly service.

Driving by Bolton Orchards on 3/3, we noticed that Red Barn Coffee had opened a counter inside the…read moreBolton Orchards building. I bought a small, regular brewed coffee and a bag of Red Barn Blend beans. The brewed coffee was great, and I really like the beans I picked up. They had a selection of pastries at the counter as well, but I didn't try any -- their were some cake donuts with cinnamon sugar that looked great, though. (And a gargantuan cinnamon bun.) A nice addition to the area!

Cold sub was good, service was just ok,…read more(Water Was Not Drinkable), had to buy bottled drink. Tables and floor dirty, No ambiance to even comment on. Prices above average

Steak and cheese was terrible no seasoning at all. No flavor. Super small and very dryread more

Great place for birthday parties,very accomqdting and wonderful food.Waitress are out to please you…read moreand order your meal exactly the way you like it.

A MUST DO! What a Cool Country Store with Free Parking! The Wayside Inn Old Barn Farm Stand is…read morelocated directly across the street from The Wayside Inn. This rustic shop on the grounds of this historic property is quite picturesque. When you pull up to the red old barn store you will immediately see an old wooden buggy right out in front that is from the days of yesteryear. Outside there is a good assortment of seasonal plants & herbs you can purchase. Step inside the shop you will see it is loaded with wreaths, regional products, local honey, locally made items, gifts etc. There are also 2 beautiful wooden horse carriages from a Bygone era. This place takes you back to much simpler times. We ended up getting some local honey to go. After you have done your browsing & shopping go across the street The Inn itself has rooms for lodging, there's an inside & outside restaurant & bar. This is the oldest continuously operating Inn in the US dating back to 1716. Drive up the street a bit on the same side & visit the Grist Mill ( a great place to picnic), The Waterfall, The Pond, The Glacier Rocks. Then directly across from the Grist Mill is the Redstone School that's where the nursery rhyme Mary Had a Little Lamb took place, & The Martha Mary Chapel where they filmed Mathew McConaughey Ghosts of Girlfriends Past. So Much Free Stuff & Such a Cool Place! It used to be, you had to have Mega Bucks & be really rich to have the Good Life, not anymore. The Game has changed. You've been Upgraded. Now You Can Live Like a King on a Limited Budget!

Small but cozy eatery/drinkery in a residential neighborhood. No parking near the building, but…read morethere's an easy lot just around the corner. Lots of knock knacks on the walls, many related to beer and trains. Deep menu of comfort food made from scratch. Good draft beer list. -- Depot Burger: Their more ambitious of two regular menu burgers (they also have some as specials) was a visual treat in a pillowy Portuguese muffin. This provided a full size patty cooked to medium rare with juices trickling from the gentle, loosely packed beef. Full-coverage Vermont cheddar added silky richness, red onion jam added contrast, and tomato and arugula added vegetation. The star, at least visually, was the bacon: crisp, yet soft and bendable, with glorious color. Flavor was even better, with a deliciously strong cure. The whole package worked beautifully. One of the better burgers I've had this year for sure. -- Fries (a $2 add-on to the burger): A big stack, hand-cut (they also have hand-cut sweet potato fries), cooked just to the point of crispness while leaving a little droop and fluff. Nicely seasoned. -- Beer: I was thrilled to see a Hill Farmstead Double Nelson on the tap list. Smooth, strong, and delicious. -- Buffalo Wings: Looked and felt a little different, so I asked. Baked, then fried, yielding some charred crust on the outside and some tenderness within. Good wings, but with great sauces: the homemade Buffalo sauce had some serious kick, some complexity (little bits of unknown herbs), and some vinegar too. Homemade blue cheese thick and zesty. On Mondays, $1 each in batches of 6 or more, and with a guest flavor on top of their interesting fleet (ginger is next). -- Quahog: A well-rounded stuffed pile with bits of chorizo crispily mixed in, served with lemon wedge. It needed it for moisture, but a formidable offering that still satisfied. -- Caesar Salad: A large one with two well-layered hunks of Romaine, with a zippy (maybe mustard-infused) dressing and a dense coverage of crispy pancetta. Numerous homemade, dice-sized, well-seasoned croutons. No additional Parm and no anchovy pieces I could detect on their, but that dressing didn't let me down. A different kind of Caesar, but a very enjoyable one. -- Steak Tips: Had as an add-on to the salad, this provided a taste without committing to a full order. These don't make my steak tips pantheon (Champions, Tuckaway Tavern, New Bridge Cafe), but decent. Cooked a bit past the medium rare but still somewhat juicy. Nice flavor too, but subtle. I wouldn't get these again; too many better things on the menu. Service at the bar was cordial and attentive on both visits. Friendly staff all around. Not everything was perfect, but so much of it was (and no duds) that it's impossible not to drop a 5 based on the overall quality of every aspect.

Based on Yelp reviews and being in the Milford area, we decided to stop for weekday lunch at Depot…read moreStreet Tavern. Found a parking spot on the street across from restaurant. We were told by our server that a parking lot is available just down the next side street - close by. We had no reservation, but scored a round table facing the street. Place was homey, lots of metal signs on the wall and hanging from the ceiling. Nice menu, adult daughter had a clam chowder (very thick and tasty) and shared our meals. My significant other had a corned beef reuben with a side of truffle fries and a pickle spear - very nice reuben, plenty of meat, swiss, kraut and dressing. She and daughter who always order reubens aaid the sandwich was good. I had a Depot burger which was half lb beef, bacon, cheese and tomato. Excellent. Came w homemade chips and a spear. Server was attentive with refills, checking on our food and whether we wanted dessert. Nice place for lunch, just celebrated their 12th anniversary of being in business. Will come again for lunch or breakfast.

My wife and I decided to visit here about 6:30PM on the Fourth of July. Normally we stay inside…read morebecause we hate holidays where everything is closed but we were delighted to find out this place was open. The entrance to the farm kind of sneaks up on you fast; the whole place appears much smaller on the outside, but once you pull in and get to the gravel parking lot, you realize how much bigger it is inside. There was live outdoor music playing and kids laughing and cheering while playing with the nearby caged animals. This place was a great vibe. We weren't particularly hungry so I can't comment on the food, but we did take a walk around and paid for a quart box for blueberry picking. This was our first time and we had no idea what we were doing, but soon enough we filled up our little box very nicely. I recommend you bring some Off or some kind of bug spray if you're anything like me and bugs love buzzing around your ears. Inside the one of the barns was their stores and I picked up a bag of caramel puff corn and a delicious Apple Cider slushie. Everyone was very friendly. Overall we had a very good time here, and I hope to come back on an empty stomach so that I can try out some of their cider donuts.

We had a really lovely time at the 2025 Apple Festival, cute vendors yummy cider and sweet goats…read morethat you can feed and pet.