Cute place. They primarily serve straightforward breakfast food but always have some fun specials…read morerotating too. Food is delicious and comes out quickly. Definitely some of my favorite sausage links in the area. Unfortunately it was difficult to get our server's attention and before you could mention all of the things you were looking for she had walked away. Our party was a set of silverware short and the server was all apologies and quickly addressed that. We had also hoped to ask for drink refills and hot sauce but did not get a chance. After our card was run, we discovered that there's a credit card fee. We had not seen it anywhere on the menu, bill, or table. Upon leaving we did see a small sign near the entrance but that can easily be missed in a small & busy entryway. I understand why restaurants have to charge these fees but I do not like when they're not forthcoming about it.

The Italian and roast beef sandwiches are delicious. They both have lots of meat and the bread is…read morefresh. The waitress who took our to-go order was very friendly and accommodating. The restaurant looked very clean and cheerful.

Definitely come hungry--the portions here are huge!…read more I had the overnight oats, and they were delicious. Loaded with banana, granola, chia seeds, almonds, and a generous drizzle of peanut butter, they were filling without feeling overly heavy. The breakfast sandwich was also really good and absolutely massive. Toasted bread piled high with eggs, cheese, bacon, lettuce, and tomato, with breakfast potatoes on the side. You definitely won't leave hungry! But the muffin may have stolen the show. These muffins are HUGE, and we had ours griddled, which I highly recommend. Warm and toasted with those slightly crispy edges, then topped with butter--so good. Service was a little slow when we first arrived, but there was only one waitress working, so completely understandable. Once she got to us, she was very friendly and provided good service throughout our meal. The decor is cute and gives the place a cozy, casual breakfast feel. Between the enormous portions, delicious food, and friendly service, this was a really enjoyable breakfast stop. I'd absolutely get that griddled blueberry muffin again!

Charming place. The short rib benedict was so good -- and I really loved how chill they were about…read moresubbing out the bread and fries by suggesting fried tomatoes, and they even put it on a bed of arugula which it even more delicious. The short rib and hollandaise were yummy! I'm so glad to have found this place after pickleball in Hanover.

If I could give 6 stars to this homespun restaurant, I would! Creative menu, à la carte options…read moregalore and clean, organized environment makes this an essential South Shore stop. Portions are beyond generous and the variety is top notch.

My sister and I ordered vegetarian omelets w home fries and hash browns, plus buttermilk pancakes…read more(full order of 4 pancakes) -- TASTE: 4/5 - classic omelet and super buttery pancakes! Would come back for more omelets lol TEXTURE: 5/5 - thickkk (wonder how many eggs they use!) and cheesy omelet, extra crispy hash browns, and super satisfying pancakes PRICE: 4/5 - typical breakfast / brunch menu SERVING SIZE: 5/5 - both the omelette and pancakes were huge! I wish every spot was like this haha SERVICE: 4/5 - wrote our name down on the clipboard list at 10:15am on a Sunday, and sat for 10min in the lobby while waiting. Once seated and ordered, food was ready in 15min ATMOSPHERE: 4/5 - tables are close together in this bustling space. Interior feels like an Italian restaurant inside haha PARKING: 5/5 - plenty of parking in their parking lot

I got the cinnamon French toast it was so good I recommend going here it's like a old timey little…read moreplace

You shouldn't miss out on eating here! Outstanding cinnamon French toast that could become…read moreaddictive! Coming back for the blueberry pancakes that have an established reputation. This is a vintage neighborhood diner with friendly owners who have been here for many years. Check the hours of operation before heading out.

Some places remind you why they have been around forever. 3A Café is one of them…read more I had not eaten here in years, and this visit was a welcome reset. The avocado toast special was excellent; fresh, well balanced, and genuinely satisfying without feeling heavy. Paired with hot tea, it made for a meal that felt both comforting and reasonably healthy. The café itself is small, with a busy counter that anchors the room. It was packed the day I went, and I grabbed a seat at the diner-style counter, which turned out to be part of the fun. The staff were friendly and efficient, and there was a steady stream of local banter that made it clear this is a true neighborhood spot, not a place chasing trends. This is the kind of café you forget about only because it has always been there. That was a mistake on my part. I will not be letting that much time pass before my next visit.

The 3A Cafe and Bakery never disappoints. Great eggs, pancakes, sandwiches and the very best…read morepotatoes. French fries and home fries are outstanding. Great friendly service. Don't miss this place!!

The Black Cat is a hole in the wall diner with a nice selection of delicious and creative breakfast…read moreand grilled lunch sandwiches. For lunch sandwiches, the Graham hit the spot. The ham, cheese, and jam was an amazing savory and sweet combo. The buttered toast was perfection. I was also a big fan of the Coleman breakfast sandwich. The apple paired nicely with the onions. Add in a well seasoned sausage patty along with a gooey egg and one of the best toasted English muffins ever and you hit breakfast sandwich bliss. The atmosphere is very laid back with a large counter that faces an open kitchen for a true diner experience. The tie dye shirts, cat decor, and mix of bluegrass and Grateful Dead music brings the hippie vibes that makes it more interesting than your typical diner. Highly recommend!

Best for takeout in my opinion cause seating inside is very limited. Cute place with great food and…read moresome funky/unique breakfast sandwich options! I do find their items quite pricey so unfortunately it's kind of a once in a blue moon place for me.

Headed over to Strawberry Fair yesterday to celebrate a milestone birthday with the family. It…read morewasn't my first visit, but it was my first time back in nearly 25 years as we moved away from the area- so for nostalgia sake we made our return. To say my wife and I (the former regulars) and our children (the first timers) were more than pleased would be an understatement. The ambiance was just as we remembered it...quaint, cute, obviously heavily strawberry themed. When you walk in you feel as though you're entering a loving aunt or grandmother's home. And you know when you walk into that type of environment, you're probably going to eat well....and Strawberry Fair absolutely delivers in that department. I had the Eggs Benedict (substituted the croissant with English muffin) and it was perfect. Just the right amount of hollandaise (which had a great hint of lemon). Delicious. The accompanying home fries were cooked perfectly as well, with just the right amount on the plate. The rest of the table enjoyed the cinnamon swirl French toast (a special for the day), an omelet, Reuben, and a second eggs Bennie. The icing on the proverbial cake though was the grilled corn bread that we ordered as a side for the table. It came with homemade strawberry jam, and no joke- I woke up thinking about it this morning. The pieces were thick, hearty, and beyond tasty. If you don't order this side with your meal, you're doing it wrong. Our server was exceptional, and took care of our every need. She was kind, outgoing, and made us feel at home. Definitely added to our experience and made the day special. Strawberry Fair is a gem, and is certainly deserving of a visit, or if you're local- your regular business. They do accept reservations, and that's not a bad idea for when you plan to go...I expected it to be quiet on a late Wednesday morning, and it was busy! Says a lot about this great spot!

This restaurant has gone down food wise. The sausage in the New England Breakfast was not…read moreimpressive, but like the inexpensive salty precooked kind. The homemade baked beans were watery, and there was hardly any of them. The cornbread and home fries were good. The waffle was spongy as though it was made hours ago and reheated. The strawberries were the gigantic bitter watery kind sold in low quality big box supermarkets. The whipped cream hardly had any taste and seemed like it came from a generic spray can. The "maple syrup" was probably corn syrup, not real maple syrup. The cappuccino was awful. One of the worst I have ever had. The cappuccinos from machines at gas stations are way better. I hardly could taste coffee, let alone espresso. I used to come here years ago, and what used to be a homemade Americana restaurant is now like a poor quality chain restaurant. Denny's is better. The waitress was very nice, though, but the quality of the food was so poor, I won't return.

Local peeps. Great everything. From coffee to sandwiches to the best tiramisu ever…read more Wine and beer served as well. A lovely spot for a low key, yet quite delicious dinner. Also great for take-away.

This is my new go to spot in Duxbury. My friend and I get the Ponte Vecchio sandwich and it comes…read moreon the most delicious bread that is so fresh. The ingredients work so well together! It comes with a small salad with goat cheese and a nice dressing. I also tried the chocolate croissant which was wonderful!