I was looking for lunch while in the area, and found this place! I was surprised by how large the…read moremenu was which while overwhelming, it was also a sure way to make sure everyone could find something they wanted. I ordered the chicken cesar wrap and a side of fries while my husband ordered a breakfast burrito. The portions were big and neither of us were completely able to finish our meals. I thought both the wrap and burrito were well made and so stuffed that we couldn't finish. The fries were nice and crisp and came with an array of sauces that were a nice unique touch to the traditional side. The service was quick and I appreciated that once you order you're given a buzzer and the food is delivered to your table. This helps remove the chaos of everyone standing around and trying to listen for their order. The inside felt like a standard fast food restaurant with ample seating but pretty much a eat and leave vibe. Overall I'd come back and grab breakfast or lunch from here, but more likely for takeout.

Crack'd Kitchen & Coffee has opened their Burlington location, just north of the Burlington Mall…read more This popular cafe serves up a selection of breakfast egg sandwiches, regular sandwiches, pancakes, toasts, breakfast bowls, mac bowls, acai bowls, salads & grains bowls, baked goods, coffee/espesso drinks, tea drinks, lemonades and refreshers. A few of my coworkers really enjoy the breakfast and coffee drinks at the Salem NH location and highly recommended Crack'd. Recently, I placed an online order at Crack'd in Burlington for brunch. I ordered the Live Free Or Die Sandwich ($8.95 plus tax) and Mac & Cheese ($9.95 plus tax). My order was ready for pickup 15 minutes later. Upon arrival around 2pm, the place was moderately busy and my order was all set at the counter. I enjoyed my food in the store which has table seating with yellow metal chairs and standing counter along the window. The Live Free & Die had soft fluffy egg whites (my choice), crisp bacon, melted cheese & a sweet CKC ketchup on a soft toasted brioche bun. The Side Mac & Cheese had a dense rich cheese blend sauce, soft cavatappi and topped with crunchy crumbs. Overall, I enjoyed a great tasting quick brunch before heading to the mall for afternoon shopping.

We first tried Tatte in D.C. and were so happy to find this location on our recent trip to…read moreMassachusetts! The same delicious baked goods and flavorful food we loved before. We enjoyed the coffee, the Mango Ginger Refresher, and the Croque Madame -- everything was fresh and delicious. The service was also excellent everyone was helpful and I love the decor.

Excellent summer outdoor vibes, great quality food, friendly service. We loved sitting outside…read moreunder the cute, very stylish umbrellas. Adults and kids alike each enjoyed their meals. We had orange juice, Sparking matcha lemonade, White peach and mint tea cooler , B. L. A. T. , Short rib grilled cheese , and Lamb kebab plates. Then for dessert we had pain au chocolate, berry cheesecake, and a vanilla lime krembo Will be coming back!

It's a greta place for brunch and lunch. They have a wide selection and have friendly staff…read more I love the quaint atmosphere. They get really busy during lunch. I gave up carbohydrates for lent. I was so pleased to have a broad range of options for dishes with no carbs without sacrificing flavor and texture. My friend ordered the chocolate cake and found it a little sweet but it looked so good. I would have to go back and try their pastries.

This is one of the few eateries on Main Street, as the name would imply. They do three meals a day…read morehere and you can get breakfast all day long, which I chose to do at lunchtime. They were very busy and had run out of a couple of items, but we eventually reached a compromise that worked for everybody. There's plenty of seating both inside and outside, so you shouldn't have to wait too long unless you go at a peak dining time like we did. Still, they give you the pager or call you, so you can go sightseeing nearby until your table is ready.

Went there with friends and its a blast. Good coffee, excellent omelets, french toast, egg…read moresandwiches, and even calamari. Service was good. Attentive and very sweet. Ambiance is that of a diner. Very casual and delicious.

Swanton Street Diner in Winchester, MA, is the kind of place that spoils you for every other diner…read morewithin driving distance. The owner doesn't just run the place--he makes sure every guest is happy like it's a personal mission. Delivery shows up faster than common sense says it should, still fresh and hot, like the food teleported. The Reuben? Best within twenty miles, and honestly better than any I ever had back in Arkansas. Juicy corned beef, cheese that actually melts into the bread, and rye toasted to perfection--this is the Reuben people pretend to make but don't. It's a sandwich worth rearranging your day around. Fries come out piping hot, crispy on the outside with soft, pillowy centers that feel borderline unfair to other side dishes. Bottom line: Swanton Street Diner treats "diner food" like an art form. Winchester should be proud--and hungry.

Stopped by for a very quick bite to eat between an appointment and a remote meeting. The sweets…read morelooked delicious. But I needed a quick lunch. Ordered grilled cheese on wheat with bacon. It came out perfect- no frills- but was fresh and hot just like home. Lots of free surface parking in the small shopping center. Friendly employees. Will be back next time I'm in the area for some bakery items.

Julianne's Bakery is a cute new spot in the Burlington area. Their food tastes really great. And…read morethe staff there are super friendly! Definitely give this place some love and try them out! You also get the option to eat in, you can walk further into the place and pick where you want to sit.

I loved the mango passion fruit refresher and chorizo bowl, commune cafe is such a cute study spotread more

We had a fantastic breakfast at Commune All Day Café! I ordered the Bacon Avocado Bowl with…read morescrambled eggs, crispy bacon, pinto beans, roasted potatoes, avocado, salsa roja, and micro cilantro. The portion was very generous, beautifully presented, and absolutely delicious! I also tried the Blueberry Iced Latte and it was incredibly delicious and a perfect complement to breakfast! The café itself is fresh, airy, bright, clean, and beautifully decorated, with seating that feels both comfortable and cozy. They have a great menu with lots of tasty choices. The prices are a little on the expensive side, but the generous serving sizes definitely help make up for it. The staff were friendly and welcoming, and our food came out surprisingly fast. The only downside is the off-street parking, which can be difficult to find. Other than that, this is a wonderful breakfast spot that I would definitely recommend!

Staying at the Concord Colonial Inn for a few days with family. Enjoying our time at this historic…read moreplace and watching the USA play in the World Cup and ordered some wings and chicken nachos. Definite A+ The wings have a great size with good meat and the rub/seasoning/sauce for the mesquite buffalo wings is perfect. Excellent wings. Quality take-out in the historic area.

My wife and I wanted to try someplace different. We had seen this when visiting a couple other…read moreplaces right in the area so here we are! The restaurant and bar were clean and well kept! Our server/ bartender Tom, was personable and helpful! We appreciated him! We started off with their buffalo chicken dip and adult beverages. Tom made a great Manhattan! Thank you! My wife enjoyed a glass of their red wine. Our buffalo chicken dip came out relatively quickly and was delicious! We've had several variations of this and think we prefer the shredded chicken better than the chicken chunks that they serve here. For our main course, my wife decided on their Mesquite barbecue chicken wings with the dry rub while I dove in for a Caesar salad adding blackened salmon. My wife enjoyed her wings immensely well I thought the Caesar salad was well done and the salmon cooked perfectly to my order! Overall a good visit! Thank you!

Our trip to the Town Meeting Bistro was kind of an accident! It was more upscale than we planned…read morewhen we decided to get some grub before the Lafayette in America event - but it was a nice accident. The restaurant is in an inn and just being in the building is a pleasure. We went in the front door and asked where the restaurant was and had the pleasure of being lead to the back of the building through colorful rooms with vintage inspired wall paper. The green cameos on the front halls wallpaper were fuzzy!! The bathrooms were also a freaking delight. Great wall paper everywhere. The dining room was very beautiful with high back chairs and a fire place. They also offered dining on the porch which was really beautiful too - the inn is not secluded by any means, but there wasn't an overbearing amount of traffic, so the porch would probably be lovely. We ate inside though. My husband tried to go light and healthy with claim chowder and the seasonal vegetable. He also got an espresso. I just went ahead and got the burger with the salad. The burger came with homemade pickles which were pretty tasty. The salad had green tomatoes which were very interesting. All around I had a great meal. They also have an excellent selection of cocktails. I had a hard time choosing. but I ended up with the Rose Gold which featured some awesome rose gin. I love anything that tastes floral and this made me super happy. Also, plus points for the paper straw! Our waitress was also excellent and had a really warm persona. AND they were playing all my late 60's early 70's jams. I had a super pleasant time even if we didn't get the breakfast we were hoping for. The restaurant is walking distance from the historical sites downtown and great for a special experience or treat. Would love to see the rest of the inn some day.

We decided to do a nice dinner last night and went to Town Meeting Bistro to avoid the traffic and…read morerush of going somewhere in the city. The restaurant is set inside a classic hotel. When we walked into the hotel, there was no one at the check stand, and we eventually made our way through the bar to the restaurant's host stand. When you step into the main dining room, everything is awash with muted blues and grays--my scarf matched the color scheme pretty well, ha! We both ordered the kobacha (squash) soup, which was really quite delicious. It would've benefited from some sort of dippable bread or carb item, but it was very flavorful. The curry was definitely present without being overpronounced. I had the braised lamb neck, which came with glazed carrots and couscous. I order lamb all the time but had never ordered lamb neck specifically--I was pleased to find that it was tender and they gave a very generous portion! It tasted rather like a home-cooked meal. The harissa couscous was a nice complement. This dish just worked really well. For dessert, we shared the lemon posset, which is sort of like pot de creme. The lavender shortbread was really nice; I actually could've just had more of the shortbread by itself. The negative comes on the service front. We waited 35 minutes after being seated for our server to take our meal order and bring bread (their house bread is Parker House rolls, which were pretty standard Parker House rolls). After a while, we genuinely thought we had been forgotten about because it took over half an hour for our cocktails to arrive, and the restaurant was not full. However, I did enjoy The Ellen, a blackberry liquor-based cocktail, although the apple cidery "The Temptation" drink was too sweet for me. It was sort of strange because our server came to drop the menus and take our drink order and we didn't see her over a half hour. This was really the only negative of the meal, although since it was inching toward the hour mark before we received our appetizers, it was a pretty big ding. All that said, we'd certainly come back here.