Wow now called Putnam Tavern, but had a surprisingly great Cobb salad with fresh cooke grilled…read morechicken and real site cooked bacon. Great service and ambiance.

I found this place quite by accident. I was at the Hartford airport when my connection was…read morecancelled...I was there too early to check my bag. I was told about this as an option to wait until I could check in. They have a full bar with several regional craft beers on tap and a small but solid liquor selection. The bartender was friendly and the other patrons at the bar were awesome. We were all there due to the same flight cancellation and made fast friends over a frosty beverage. I also tried out the kitchen, I had fish n chips but substituted onion rings for fries. The onion rings were battered style and the onion was thick cut which is a must for me. It all comes out on a metal tray similar to how food is served at Bears BBQ. The fish was standard fried cod. My only complaint is that I could have had three instead of two pieces of fish. The tartar sauce was also spot on. If I'm ever delayed again, I'll be back!

Surprisingly well done tacos, nice staff, little slow…read more Came here on a whim, looking for a new breakfast place to try. This one's a bit further than I normally trek, but decided to try them anyways. Got here early and the place was quiet. The plaza is relatively new and this was the only non-chain I could find there. Wandering in, had the front end lady greet me. Debated on the French toast, but decided to buck the trend and try their tacos. Also ordered a latte, which took a few minutes to make. Coffee is lavazaa which is okay coffee. Coffee wasn't too strong but it also lacked any flavor beyond milk. The tacos did take about 15 minutes to make, and I appreciate the attention but it did takes while to come out. The tacos were actually pretty good! The delay was because they did a heavy burned cheese layer on the tortilla. The avocado creama, creamy eggs, spicy homemade chorizo, and pickled onion lead to a very well balanced and well seasoned bite. Plus they were huge in size but every bite offered a similar experience. If I had to be a stickler, there was a lot of potatoes on each taco. Filler is fine, but I did notice the amount. As a taco, it's a very solid contender to one of the better tacos I've had in ct. the quality is there, the quantity is plentiful, and the price is right. If I only got the tacos, and I was warned that it would be a few minutes to make sure they came out right, then it would be a five-star taco. Because the coffee is okay and there was a bit of a wait, I did dock a star because of it. It's a great place for a local breakfast and lunch spot. So long as you go in knowing that it might take a little bit to get your order then the wait is worth it. The vibe is chill, the food is good to great, and the staff are very nice.

Mojo's is one of those rare breakfast-and-lunch gems that feels less like a restaurant and more…read morelike stepping into your mom's kitchen if your mom happened to be an elite short‑order chef with serious flavor skills. I go all the time, and every visit hits the same way: comforting, consistent, and full of that small‑town charm you can't fake. The breakfast tacos are my personal obsession packed, flavorful, and somehow both hearty and fresh at the same time. And the chicken cutlet? Perfectly crispy, perfectly seasoned, and the kind of thing you think about later in the day like a little food daydream. The staff keeps things moving with kindness and ease, and the whole place has that "everyone knows your name" vibe without trying too hard. It's the kind of spot where you settle in, sip your coffee, and feel like you're part of the town heartbeat. If you want a place that serves comfort, community, and seriously good food, Mojo's is it.

Drift Coffee was absolutely worth the drive in Milford! I ordered the Hazelnut Oatmilk Latte with…read morecold foam and the Funfetti Waffles without whipped cream, and everything was delicious. The latte was honestly one of the best hazelnut oatmilk lattes I've ever had - perfectly balanced, smooth, and flavorful. The waffles were just as amazing and made for a great breakfast. She ordered the Lavender Latte and the Cinnamon Toast Bagel, and loved both. The customer service was outstanding, and everyone was welcoming and friendly. On top of that, the scenery to and from the coffee truck, especially with the ocean views, was absolutely stunning. I would definitely come back if I have the opportunity again. Highly recommend!

Five stars for the coffee at this newly opened business. Monsoon Roasters out of Springfield is the…read moresource. This bean is bold but mellow. My breve latte (a first for the barista) was smooth but packed with flavor. They're still working things out service wise. Everyone was friendly if a bit unsure. I didn't eat but everything I saw go out looked great. The owner told me that all breads are homemade so I'll be back to try the sourdough. Pricing is right in line with area norms. The coffee shop is next door to Lakeview Tavern so it's right on the water with a lovely view.

Tried again, much better coffee…read more This place had a very awesome breakfast sandwich, and wanted to try them again. Opted for the blueberry pancake cold brew, along with a piece of banana bread and an egg sandwich with turkey. Food was delivered outside, and I took my pics. The breakfast sandwich is delightful. Everything is seasoned, punchy, and plentiful. The bread was grilled on a panini griddle, but didn't toast. So there wasn't a lot of contrast in textures. But the egg was fluffy, had a cheese skirt, garlic aoli is strong, and the bread is baked fresh. The cold brew was strong, but the cold foam on top mellowed the coffee out and gave it a nice blueberry and yeasty sip. Very similar to a blueberry pancake which the drink is named for. Good but leaned heavy on the cold foam. Banana bread was a bit gummy. Too much banana and not enough flour nor sugar. Not bad, but the weakest bite of them all. Price was high, at about 24 for the 3 items. The quality is worth the price point, and it's a great but somewhat limited breakfast spot for the area. If you want an avocado toast, breakfast sandwich with actual flavor, and wicked strong coffee, then this place does it well. Baked goods can be a bit random in quality, but the savory fare is great

I have been here several times and the food/drinks have always been quality. I conveniently ordered…read moreonline to pick up an egg wrap and iced mocha, which are my usual go-tos. The egg wrap is very filling and made with very fresh ingredients. The iced mocha is delicious and strong as it comes with two double shots of espresso in it. Even my cat wanted to enjoy this food. The wait time can be long at times when this place is super busy, but there are ample things to browse at inside while you wait. There is plenty of street parking and parking lots nearby.

Love this place. Pleasant atmosphere. (Even a tv screen showing old movies quietly.) Yummy…read moreartisanal menu options, pastries, sweets and cafe beverages. Wine and beer is also available. Lots of people use this for meetings and playing card or board games. Owner and staff are very friendly and accommodating. I've enjoyed myself, every time I've visited. Too bad because I've recently moved (too far) away and will miss this... but hopefully will come visit, when in the area again. Definitely recommended!

We always have a great time and live the coffee and treats. It is exactly what our town needed in…read morethe center. I go there often.

Still pricy, still tasty…read more Gone a few more times over the year or so. It's a good bakery, stuff is always fresh and the flavors in each of their cupcakes, muffins, breads, and other misc bakery items is present and forward. They know that they are good, and charge accordingly. Given that there's no direct competition in a 10 mile radius (and I would argue even past that 10 mile radius the pickings are slim) the price is justifiable for the quality you get. As someone who treks a lot around the state, I find that there are many bakeries that do similar if not better items for comparable if not lower prices. But to ask someone to drive 30-60 minutes just to get something a couple bucks cheaper that's tastes about the same? It's a hard sale. I will say that Luanne's is the best in that area of the state, not including the small boutique places that are well off the beaten path. I still come here for the view and ambiance, but I don't order much of their food.

I highly recommend the Asian chicken salad and the maple bacon breakfast sandwich. They have…read moreexcellent coffee drinks and the spritzers and delicious too. Definitely leave there with the cinnamon bread. Toasted with a little butter.. yummy!

Quick service, good quality food and coffee…read more Was trying to go to a new place that just opened up. They were not open, so came here for my breakfast. Inside is nice and spacious. Staff was nice but were in the midst of conversation when I approached the register. They quickly took my order then went directly back into conversation. Felt like fast food service, more a number than a guest. Food came out quick. Had to stage my pics a bit but easy enough. The double chocolate latte was chocolaty and creamy. Coffee was strong enough to punch through the sweet and was well balanced as a drink. The sandwich was plentiful on the pulled pork and the egg was cooked well. Bun was soft and buttery but not pillowy. Which is good because you want a breakfast sandwich to be structural enough to hold its shape after each bite. Price was about 20 for the sandwich and latte, which isn't too bad for the quality you get. Much better than your fast food chains, even if you get the same service. A great quick stop location, worth a try but not a trek.

Came here within 45 minutes of closing so unfortunately there wasn't any food left out…read more I ordered the Dubai ice latte, which was mocha and pistachio. The coffee was very good with the balance of both flavors. The establishment was very clean, service was great and staff for a friendly.

I love a market cafe combo! I had the yogurt bowl with a homemade fruit compote and an expertly…read morecrafted scone with a perfectly crunchy exterior and soft interior, barely sweet served with seasonal peach jam and butter. The matcha was also nice and strong. My friend loved her breakfast burrito. I can't wait to go back and try the biscuit egg sandwiches and muffins! The eggs look so fluffy. They also had several gf options.

What a gorgeous space for a leisurely breakfast. We sat in the warm and sunny greenhouse space on…read morethis bright winter day. Long line at the counter moved quickly and efficiently. Name called out and freshly poured coffee picked up at the coffee bar, food announced by buzzer. My americano was smooth and full bodied thoughtfully served in ceramic. My biscuit sandwich was pretty life changing! The bisuit itself was flaky moist and oh so tender. Homemade sausage was seasoned beautifully. Elevating the sandwich was a baked egg, firm but custardy interior and the side of sriracha syrup. Less than a mile off of 91 on our way to Trillium Canton for our son's 30th birthday celebration! Worthy of a detour.

Was in the plaza to see Mike St. Marie for some taxes and afterwards I popped in here for something…read moreto eat. A breakfast sandwich seemed appropriate and when I saw a hot honey sandwich my ears perked up and thought that would be a good choice. Only have had hot honey on my pizza and now I want to go get a bottle to put on my eggs. I thought this combination was absolutely delicious and would recommend to anyone interested in trying something different. Place itself was nice. Few people sitting down socializing and doing work. It is quite the cozy spot. The ladies behind the counter were very friendly and appreciative of my business too. Will be popping back in at some point. I will have to take a closer look at the drink menu as one of the beverages the lady was describing to someone made me almost want to get up and get one myself. Something with toast and marshmallows. Either way, good spot to come to off of Boston Road.

Came up on this spot almost by accident, it's kind of hidden in the shopping center. It's a two…read morestory coffee shop with a few seats down and a larger area upstairs. The varieties good, the staff accommodating, and vibe is chill. This would be a nice spot to hav a coffee and do some work or study, much more quiet than SB.

Really cute coffee and pastry shop right off the bike path with delicious pasties and coffee. Cozy…read morevibes with tons of seating and great service. Enjoyed a pastry and really loved the atmosphere- recommend

"Take the last train to Clarksville I'll be waiting at the…read morestation We'll have time for coffee flavored kisses And a bit of conversation" (The Monkees) Congamond Coffee & Café has a large and very beautiful seating area with a very eclectic furniture mix. I saw wood dining room chairs, upholstered living room chairs, small tables, big tables that would be at home in your dining room, sofas, love seats, and game tables for checkers. And to make things even better was the generous spacing between the tables, so you never get the feeling that you're crammed in next to another party who might overhear your deepest darkest self-incriminating statements. We stopped in for late morning coffee and pastries, and learned their coffee is a special kind of coffee. Their coffee is "shade-grown" meaning the beans are allowed to ripen more slowly to enhance the flavor. We ordered an Americano (2 oz. Espresso, 6 oz. Water for $3.50), a drip coffee, a Cinnamon Bun ($4.50), and a Spinach Feta Danish. I had the Americano and the Danish and they were both very good. I never heard of "shade grown" coffee before, but I was impressed with the flavor profile. And that Spinach Feta Danish was fantastic. Congamond has a big food and drink menu with coffees, lattes, chais, smoothies, and hot chocolate, breakfast, lunch, and snack selections. The only less than stellar component of our experience was customer service. Yes, our orders were taken and announced promptly, but there was no hint of friendliness, courtesy, or customer engagement at all. Perfunctory kind of says it best.