I love this restaurant. It's such a Hometown staple with lots of cute, small town shops along the…read moresidewalk and a nearby farmers market on Saturdays.. Open on Labor Day. Natural warm ambience with silk flowers and exposed red brick decor of the inside of the Dutcher house. We didn't have a reservation, but they seated my son and I immediately in the back, it wasn't busy. Service was exceptional, the food was amazing, my kid had lobster risotto and I had a French onion soup followed by Caesar salad. They serve free, warm bread loaves and farm fresh butter. I ordered a unsweetened iced tea which was a bit surprising that it wasn't homemade but rather from a Harney and son's bottle for $12 thank you very much. The total bill came to $90 and with tip $120. Wonderful experience thank you to the restaurant

Still our traditional yearly Easter brunch and carrot cake pick-up…read more The wagyu burger was outstanding, with my wife declaring it the best she's had. Good thing we opted for medium instead of medium well as we think it would have lost some deliciousness with more cooking. The pekin duck melt was okay. It had a sweet flavor profile, sorta reminding me of bahn mi, but not as deep in layered ingredients . Unfortunately I think the aioli I asked to take out (wife doesn't like mayo and she wanted to share) was essential to counter the otherwise one-note sweetness that was overbearing after a while. The wagyu burger was definitely the star so I that's what we'll both have next year. Place as always looks nice and inviting and service was friendly and fast.

Came here for brunch a few weeks ago on Sunday. Nice time. Very cute in here. We were…read morecelebrating my friend's engagement so we got a bottle of Prosecco which was nice, and ordered off the brunch menu. I got the Farmhouse Omelet and wow, that was rich and dense! I had leftovers for the next day. It was very good but again, the gouda is rich. They put it in the middle of the omelete. Nice pieces of bacon on the side and I ordered gluten free toast. My other friends got the fried chicken sandwich and the lamb burger. No complaints but I can't speak too much about their dishes. Just make sure to come hungry if you're getting the omelet.

Google reviews say this closed permanently and the owner disabled reviews. If that doesn't say…read moreguilty conscience of an unprofessional owner I dont know what is. Good riddance and being turned away was a blessing in disguise. She responded to that my google review like an angry toddler after someone says no, so I did not bother updating.

Stopped by during the week. Great idea because there was only two couples there…read more You get to choose your table. Waitress immediately came over to get your drink choices. Menus were already at the table. Hubby spotted the specials menu. I chose the turkey dinner and he chose the cottage pie dinner. This came with soup or salad and a slice of pie! Dinner was big. Very tasty but couldn't finish. So had to take it and the slice of pie home. Waitress was nice and always checking to make sure everything was okay and to our liking. Appreciated her service. Great dinner at a great price. Very worth while stopping by for dinner and their famous pies. Yum!!

Recently dined here at this popular breakfast spot in Sherman, CT. Saturday morning busy and…read morewaited approximately 25 minutes to be seated. We enjoyed our dining experience and meals. Dining area on the first floor a little crowded between the tables. Our family of 5 enjoyed the American Breakfast sampler and the Uncle Sam breakfast, big portions. Service attentive and welcoming. Baked goods in the bakery section delicious.

Must try their new cappuccino. It was perfection I was very happy to had enjoyed this cup of…read morecoffee especially on a cold winter day. Cheers!!

Main Street Cafe & Deli is one of the newest additions to the Village of Pawling!…read more Serving up a variety of Mexican and Guatemalan inspired dishes they have all kind of delicious plates. From huevos rancheros for breakfast, sweet fried plantains for antojitos, batidos de fresa, to sopes and burritos. I have to say, it was a huge bummer see the previous business no longer be there but these guys sure are making it all worth it and came in ready to feed us! We ordered a vegetarian burrito all made with fresh ingredients (I mean that pico!), a side of sweet plantains and a shockingly incredible rolled up fried cheese taco **insert hand gesture emoji here**. Great spot to go to, they do also have little snacks like chips, drinks and even mexican paletas. The food tastes like if you went over your favorite Mexican/Guatemalan aunt's house and she served you with her heart. It's food that feeds the S O U L here at Main Street Cafe!

Had my sister's rehearsal dinner there on Friday. The food was amazing and service was impeccable…read more Wish there was one in Philly!! Highly recommend!!!

Best burgers in Beacon. The potato bun is sweet and fluffy. The sauces are delicious. The meat…read morecooked medium well, so good. Service was kind and helpful. Ample seating inside and outside (including back patio), MOD does well with keeping things light and energetic. It was a great experience dining here.

I've been driving by this diner for so long, and I finally had the chance to eat here. I came in at…read more2:30 pm, it was the perfect time as I was the only customer. The diner is clean, and the service was prompt and friendly. The noodle soup was delish with extra black pepper, and it was a good start to my meal. Then, I had the chicken Capone, made with mushrooms and peppers in garlic sauce. It was good, tasted like Marsala. The portion was massive! I ate 1/4th and took the rest home. Great value, inexpensive, friendly service; what more can you ask for? I'll be back!

A solid local diner with an impressive array of diverse menu items, from Mexican to Italian to…read moreGreek...and the usual compliment of diner food. I had the Italian spicy beef soup which was good, not too spicy (a special) and the French Dip, which I could not finish. Cute place, nothing fancy and appears to be family run,

This is our go-to breakfast spot when we're camping in litchfield county. The food is excellent and…read morethere are great vegan sausages.

The food is marvelous. The servers are less so- there is a prevailing attitude that you're being…read moredone a favor by being allowed to purchase food which is off putting. It is the best in the area, but its prominence is enhanced by the flatness of the terrain.

A little slip from previous experiences??? FOOD: Say hello to the $25 burger!!! Overall, 3 separate…read moremeals were pretty good, but their Beers on tap all tasted (off) or flat? ownership needs to check the cleanliness of lines, and cooling system? SERVICE: Our server (L) could have been a little more attentive, too much time spent talking to full tables of guys. AMBIANCE: Always nice, with a more formal (cloth napkin type) section, good bar section with enough raised tables for two or three, and outdoor seating is always an option, but could be a little dusty being right next to the unpaved parking lot.

This is one of my most favorite places to eat locally. Each meal I have eaten here over the years…read morehas been outstanding. The owner, Henry, really cares about his customers and regularly checks in to see how the meal was. The waitstaff is very attentive and surveys diners regularly. Many times we eat upstairs and there is artwork displayed on the walls and contemporary music playing on the background. Always a pleasant experience! I highly recommend dinner at The Old Oak.

Sat at the bar Saturday May 2, we started with happy hour and ended up staying for dinner. My…read morehusband and I have never been here despite us living right up the road and I must say WOW! Everything was fantastic, from the cocktails to the food to the service. 10/10 ! The bartenders were friendly and gave us some history on the building and the farm. It's amazing to hear about all the farm fresh ingredients that both the bar and the kitchen use. I appreciated the attention to detail and enjoyed watching the bartenders at work, the drinks and food were all works of art. I could not recommend this place enough(although at the same time I want to keep it a secret for myself now that I will be a regular at the bar)!!!

I had an amazing experience. The food was absolutely delectable. We made a trip up to Kent to enjoy…read morethe sites and stopped in to have dinner. It was happy hour but we decided to stay. We had the smoked trout with pita which was sooo good. We made reservations for dinner and went back. I had the bass and my date had rigatoni. Both were a plus. For dessert, I had their house made salted caramel which I'm still dreaming about. My date had panna cotta which he enjoyed. Service was fast and friendly.

As an Elite Yelper, I really enjoyed our first visit to Kingsley Tavern…read more From the moment we arrived, the atmosphere was welcoming. The side entrance leads to a cozy outdoor lounge with couches and string lights that immediately set the tone. We were greeted warmly, seated quickly, and our waitress was friendly and attentive throughout the meal. The food was excellent. The stuffed squash blossoms were absolutely delicious, I could have ordered another plate! I also had the meatloaf with veggies and mashed potatoes , which was flavorful and perfectly cooked. My husband ordered the Kingsley Burger and loved it. The only miss for me was the watermelon drink. It looked refreshing, but it tasted more like sparkling seltzer water than the fruity drink I was expecting. My only criticism is something I wish all restaurants would change: calculating suggested tip percentages after tax instead of before tax. It can make it seem like you're tipping less than you actually are. Overall, the food, service, and ambiance were wonderful, and we'd definitely come back. Worth the drive to Kent!

Recommend porch table sitting! I usually end up getting their salads with a protein and have never…read morebeen disappointed