Cute coffee shop right on Main Street. Service was friendly but it's a popular spot without a ton…read moreof space inside. Go on a nice day enjoy the green space in the area for the best bang for your buck. Coffee was good, just a straightforward cold brew.

Breakfast sandwich was pretty tasty. Coffee was good…read more Service is a bit slow. Plenty of tables to sit down at.

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.

I love this place! Coffee and food are both excellent. My favorite breakfast option is the "Angry…read moreBreakfast" sandwich which has some hot honey on it to make it a little bit sweet and a little bit spicy. Yum! The only thing keeping me from leaving a 5 star review is the staff. Most seem mildly annoyed by the customers and as I sit here working the two staff members behind the counter are loudly complaining about a negative Yelp review they recently received.

Food was just above average. Owner and staff went out of their way to be helpful. The coffee was…read morequite nice.

I want to give this place a 5 because it is the closest diner to me. But I just can't…read more I ordered the veggie bowl (also can be made in a burrito). My bowl was 90% raw spinach with 2 eggs, maybe 1/8 of an onion that was sautéed, a few mushrooms and a sprinkle of shredded cheese. It also had 4 pieces of small cubed potatoes. Basically tasteless. I ordered a large coffee and the total was $25. So now I need to go eat another meal at another place.

Acton desperately needed a good breakfast place and this is it! Everything is cooked fresh, they…read morehave excellent choices for coffee, the staff is fantastic and very helpful. I was simple, two eggs, bacon, and toast and it's always delicious! They're definitely not the cheapest breakfast place but it's worth it!

Great coffee. Lots of people on the weekends. Excellent sandwiches…read more Enjoyed the oat latte.

Pressed Cafe is a Boston staple that has built its following on a menu wide enough to accommodate…read morealmost any preference while maintaining enough quality across the board to justify repeat visits. We walked into a comfortable space with a relaxed vibe that never feels generic, the kind of spot where you can settle in for a meal or grab something quickly without the atmosphere working against you. The Vietnamese bowl is the order that brings everything together well. We tried it and the flavors were bright and balanced, leaning into the fresh herb and citrus notes that make Vietnamese inspired food work when the kitchen takes it seriously. The bowl format here gives you enough going on across the components that each bite shifts slightly, which kept the meal interesting from start to finish in a way that a simpler dish would not. The broader menu is worth exploring beyond a single visit. The shakshuka and acai bowl are both good, the smash burger salad is a surprisingly strong order for anyone who wants something more indulgent, and the vegan options are extensive and genuinely well executed rather than feeling like an afterthought. The smoothies are popular for good reason and the coffee holds up as well. Pricing runs on the higher side and the menu does not always list prices upfront on site, which is worth being aware of before you commit to a larger order. Service is generally attentive and fast, though it can vary by location and shift.

Just ordered their new breakfast taco and they were fire. The was a great balance of egg, chorizo,…read moreand queso fresco with a bit of heat from the chorizo. The only suggestion I would make is to crisp up the corn tortilla a bit more. Hopefully, this stays on the menu.

The food was just ok. It took 30 minutes from the time we submitted the online order to receive our…read moresalad and grilled cheese. People that walked in and ordered after us received their food before we did. The building is on the edge of an airport, but there is no way to watch the airfield activities.

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.

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.

We eat here constantly - breakfast, coffee, and lunch on our own, meals or snacks with the kids…read more The atmosphere is nice and the food is consistently good. Confused by the rating here and I can only assume it's not ranked higher because the many regulars don't bother writing a review.

We sat outside for brunch on a fine Sunday morning. This was our first time here with a friend who…read moredines here regularly. We ordered indoors, a breakfast sandwich, scrambled eggs and croquet madame, unusually in a large croissant, all of which were brought to us. All quite tasty. The coffee was decent. The food and place deserves three and-a-half stars, but ....

Enjoyed a nice morning at Marty's! The best part was the muffins-- ask for them on the grill! So…read moregood. Service was kind. Small inside but they had plenty of outdoor seating as well. Blueberry muffin and lemon poppy seed muffin were a hit, coffee was decent, and the burrito was good but there's some room to improve. Looking forward to returning and trying again.

Small mostly take out place in Devens. Seating for about 20-25 people. A few outside tables as…read morewell. Always fresh ingredients. Well prepared. Healthy portions for a reasonable price. Great staff. Worth the effort.

This location is NOT a retail location and is not customer facing. This location is NOT a coffee…read moreshop. It's an office and their roastery. I didn't know this beforehand when I went to the Acton location and also wasted a ton of time trying to find it. Go to one of their other locations like The Godfrey in Downtown Crossing Boston or the Boston Public Market.

Excellent coffee and amazing food, including best pastries from Seven Stars Bakery. The relaxed and…read morequiet ambience coupled with excellent service is conducive to a wonderful experience. I had the pleasure of chatting finer coffee points with Mr. Howell himself (see photo). And the adjoining shop has first-rate coffee paraphernalia as well as George's coffee selection!