parking a street…read more The place is nice, it's clean, with plenty of light. It's self service. When you go in, you can grab a menu and decide what you want before going up to the counter to order. You're given a number to put on your table and the food will come out when it's ready. If you ordered a caffeinated beverage, your name will be called so you can go up to the counter and pick it up. we ordered two pork hashes with a black tea and coffee. There is no free refills. The coffee and tea were both very smooth. The pork hash was really flavorful and well cooked. The barbecue sauce is on the sweeter side and at certain bites dominated the flavor profile. something in the dishes made us super lethargic afterwards. i don't normally daytime nap but took one when i got home.

A Cortado by any other name is not a Cortado…read more It is a thing of beauty. Requiring an exact 1:1 ratio of espresso to steamed milk, even a slight miscalculation in milk volume ruins the thin, velvety, microfoam texture. There is no hiding a poorly extracted drink. The folks at Salt & Light Cafe Bistro in Groton have never failed making the perfect drink; delivered with wit, and a smile every time.

Great coffee! We had got to-go coffees mid day on a Sunday -- quick and friendly service. Pricey!…read more$19 for 3 coffees. Two iced and one hot. Would try again! I would say good for a grab and go option, the take out shelf being handy.

Came for breakfast. Croissant was delicious, highly…read morerecommend. Goat cheese scramble was tasty, ample bread and potatoes. Decent step above diner food, would recommend.

Not impressed at all. I come here on a regular basis and never have an issue with the two normal…read moremorning girls however there was another girl working this morning and I ordered and egg sandwich and an iced coffee. The way I normally do and the coffee taste burnt, and the egg on my egg sandwich was gray, and the whole sandwich was rubbery as if she just put it in the microwave instead of toasting the English muffin. Disgusting pictures were taken less than five minutes after I got the sandwich so I'm not sure why the cheese was hardened and jam was dried up and wrinkly as if I got a sandwich that had been premade, which is disgusting and not a normal experience with this gourmet. I'm super disappointed and if I wasn't on my way back to work I would have asked for a refund.

I love the coffee and donuts. The girls and women that work during the morning and day are…read morefantastic! Always smiling, greeting you, and sometimes know your order. The negative are the after hours new workers. They could benefit from more training in customer service and making the coffee. I still love you guys though!!

Everything is fabulous and just so delicious!! No skimping on butter in these croissant. Thoroughly…read moreenjoyed our time here, so pleased with the decor, pleasant staff and delicious food and coffee. The quiche was so creamy and delicious. Very affordable prices as well! Give them a try, you will be a regular.

More like, Dolce Limone! Everything here tastes like lemon; the only exceptions are the baguette,…read morewhich is pretty good, and the chocolate-based treats. It's also unreasonably expensive, but I suppose that's the sacrifice one must make to live in semi-rural areas. It's a cute and quaint little shop, and the staff are unremarkable in demeanor, which is fine by me, as I am not much of a social butterfly. If it weren't for all the lemon, it'd be easily four stars (the prices are very high, which knocks it down, and also I don't like giving five stars to things willy-nilly)

Was such an amazing experience. I am not sure if they still have a tasting menu after the fire, but…read moreit was one of my life's great experiences that I wanted to send my daughter. It seems like they only do wedding events. I hope this is not the case

Went to a wedding here. The barn burnt down and has not been rebuilt. They cook on a truck and…read morethe food is mediocre at best. It feels like a picnic. The venue is one long table and those at the end cannot see the event in front. The grounds are messy and there is no place to cool off on a hot day. Very disappointing.

Update after a few more visits has them down to a 4 based on inconsistency…read more -- Roast Chicken: Hearty fall/winter dish with crisp skin, herbs aplenty, and gravy underneath, with roasted carrots and mashed potatoes. A little dry in the interior. No longer on the menu as of last week. -- Grilled Shrimp: Plump shrimp whose paprika-heavy rub and grill flavor balanced the butteriness, with a pepper aioli joining as well. On top, pickled fennel. Underneath, grilled sourdough that soaked in the grill, butter, and seafood flavors. Fantastic but no longer on the menu as of last week. -- Forge & Vine Cheeseburger: All the same ingredients as on a Big Mac, only of much higher quality, on a thick burger of high quality. I've been hoping to relive the glory of my first burger here (see previous review), but it's been rocky. Good grill flavor and outer crusting, but medium to medium well when I ordered medium rare. (Yes, I mentioned it to the server and manager.) Still a pretty good burger, and the bacon I added this time was thick and walking the tightrope between crispy and bendy. But a big miss on hitting greatness again. So I gave it another chance the next visit, and it was again overdone. But this time I sent it back, and the one they sent out was very good. The most recent visit only required one try: excellent, with the right crust outside and proper pink and juicy inside, along with a solid assortment of vegetables and condiments. An exemplary burger-- when they cook it right. -- Calamari: An eye-catching appetizer with the mostly thin rings pretty much treated like chicken wings, with a spicy tangy glaze, an aïoli underneath, and some kimchi on top for presentation. Very good crunch and flavor, but thicker pieces would have allowed a better tasting of the seafood itself. Still very enjoyable and I'd get it again. -- Shrimp Cocktail: Solid job, good size, presented in ice with lemon wedges and a cocktail sauce a little light on the horseradish. -- Grilled Swordfish Meunière: A thick slab, lightly grilled, fairly. A thin brown butter sauce, capers, and sautéed mustard greens added some much needed moisture and oomph. No longer on the menu as of last week. -- Jimmy Nardello Peppers: Long, bright red, no heat, slightly sour, and somewhat fruity like peppadew, dressed up with garlic aioli, chimichurri, and coriander seed. Outstanding. Great beer pairing. Beautiful space. Good to outstanding service. Cody pours his heart and soul into the experience, exuding enthusiasm from the greeting through the check. Some might find it a little overdramatic, but after enduring too many AWOL and near-comatose servers elsewhere, I can't get enough of it. I like this place, and consider it good to very good, but it seems like the proteins (especially the grilled items) turn up a little too dry a little too often to consider them great. Their pricing is high but well worth it when the execution is there. When it's not, it's a too-expensive just-okay. Despite the inconsistency, going with a 4 based on the most recent visit being problem-free.

Forge & Vine is a solid spot with a great vibe, but it's a little hit-or-miss for me. The space is…read morebeautiful, though I'm not a huge fan of how close the tables are to each other--even if I understand why they do it to maximize seating. My biggest wish is that the menu changed up a bit more. Every time I go, it feels very similar, and I often find myself struggling to find something that truly stands out or excites me. The food is good, just not particularly memorable. That said, the service is consistently good and it's still a nice place to meet up or go for a casual night out. I'd love to see some fresher or more creative menu rotations in the future because the setting definitely deserves it.

Nice workers. Convenient that they have a Dunkin Donuts inside. The pizza is $2 per slice, more if…read moreyou get toppings. It's a decent slice, nothing really special but standard gas station food. The Groton Exchange is near the Groton Dunstable Regional Middle School which makes it easy for kids to get some good food if they walk downtown on half days.

Unbelievable! They changed their policies for their bathroom to employees only. Worst mistake…read moreever! Will visit the other two gas stations on the way into Groton instead which have bathrooms for their customers. Price of gas is not the best in town. In fact it is at least third consistently. Pizza is worst in town. Bruno's up the road is way better. Also they have a good size Dunkin Donuts. No more visiting for here with the kids on Saturday morning before sports because of the bathroom situation. Don't want to get stuck with the kids needing to go to the bathroom.

FRIENDLY...FRIENDLY...FRIENDLY great service reasonably priced one stop shopping..Highly recommendedread more

LOVE LOVE LOVE their corn on the cob when its in season they have the best and biggest corn out…read morethere. They have an array of delicious desserts, honeys fruits and vegetables all farm fresh. Highly recommend!!!