First time there!! Wow! Wonderful place, great service, delicious food and super friendly staff!!…read moreGreat prices especially these days, good food portions and bottomless coffee!!! Sweet elderly couple working there, you should go!! Highly recommended!!

Pros: Family owned business in a cozy suburb…read moreDelicious eggs Benedict - I got the traditional with ham, but there are lots of varieties Breakfast and lunch options Duber feel Cons: Cash only Toilet wouldn't flush Little cell coverage so ask for wifi if you need it Pro tip: Hit the ATM nearby if you don't have cash and don't forget to tip that wonderful staff

I have ordered three different sandwiches here and they are all delish…read more Be ordering here next time I in town as well.

Sandwich was cold in the middle. Cheese wasn't melted and where's the beef? Oh, there it is. Do…read moreyourself a favor and take a trip to NY go to a real deli and take notes.

I ordered takeout breakfast from KP's and tried their single pancake filled with chocolate chips…read moreand blueberries. I'm very particular about pancakes, but I genuinely enjoyed theirs! The blueberries were fresh, and the chocolate chips had great flavor--something I don't always find elsewhere. The melted butter on top added a nice touch. I also ordered a side of corned beef hash, but unfortunately, it didn't meet my expectations. It was quite greasy, could have been cooked to a crispier texture, and lacked flavor. At $7, it didn't feel worth the price. Despite this, I finished my meal and would consider ordering again, especially for the pancake. However, I noticed an issue with ordering through DoorDash: while you can request customizations in the notes (like adding chocolate chips and blueberries), the app doesn't calculate the upcharge, which creates confusion. Depending on the management, they may or may not honor your request. To ensure my order was correct, I called in directly, which worked well. based on the conversation, this has been a frequent customer complaint and you have to call in every time to make sure that you get the right thing. Thankfully, when it arrived, it did come exactly how I wanted. Not a huge thing but definitely something to be noted. Overall, the pancakes were a standout, but there's room for improvement with the sides and the ordering process.

My niece ordered pancakes and scrambled eggs from KP's Diner this morning, 6/13/2025, via DoorDash…read more She felt fine this morning, but, after eating, became seriously ill with what appears to be food poisoning. She is in the UMass Memorial Worcester Emergency Room as I write. She vomited over a dozen times and has sharp abdominal pains. Too weak to move. After checking out the reviews, there are enough people who have written about their undercooked food that I would guess that is exactly what happened to her. This is a normal, healthy, 21-year old with no health issues. Pancakes and eggs shouldn't be risky. Beware. While "the local greasy spoon" may seem homey, the moniker generally translates to an unclean kitchen with questionable food prep. practices. Consider your health before going here.

This place is decent. It's a cute cafe on 146 with plenty of parking…read more When they first opened seating was harder to get but now I've never had an issue. They are friendly and the food comes out fairly quickly. I've been here a number of times. The good: flavored coffees are brewed so you are not forced to have sugar if you don't want it. They have lots of flavors and change some of them seasonally. I had an omlette bowl which was delicious although I did think it was a little prices since it didn't come with any sides. The not so good: I had a chowder that was just not good and was served lukewarm. The few baked goods I had were also subpar but you may like them. Overall it's a bit pricey but not a bad place. I would say give it a try.

The nicest employees-they really get to know the customers! The bagel sandwiches and muffins are…read moredelicious. Love the variety of coffee flavors and can always count on a good coffee from here!

This is a nice Starbucks location. It has a large seating area with eight comfortable chairs by the…read morefront windows. The staff is friendly, but often very busy. The drive-through usually has a line, and many people pre-order their drinks. And it doesn't help when someone's order includes a complex drink like this: Venti Iced White Mocha with: * 5 pumps white mocha * sweet cream instead of milk * vanilla sweet cream cold foam * extra caramel drizzle * extra crunch topping * light ice * blonde ristretto shots * line the cup with caramel * add 2 pumps cinnamon dolce * double blended And only 1,000 calories or so! I happened to stop in and order my nonfat grande latte at the counter one day and didn't get my order for 15 minutes. Typically, I only have to wait a few minutes. Why don't I pre-order? It's more of an impulse buy for me, so I tend to park and order in the moment. Tip: This is the standalone Starbucks across from Five Guys. There is also a Starbucks inside Market 32. Overall, a four-star venue.

Good Evening, I am…read morea Douglas, Massachusetts resident and longtime Starbucks customer. I commute daily and have been a regular customer of the Starbucks located in Sutton Valley at the Market 32 Plaza in Sutton, MA, for approximately nine years. Throughout that time, I have consistently had positive experiences, particularly with the morning staff, who have always been courteous, accommodating, and professional. I am writing to formally escalate an extremely upsetting and unacceptable experience that occurred at this location today, August 12, 2026, at approximately 1:30 PM. I arrived at the drive-thru with my three children. When I reached the window, I explained to the employee that I wanted to reload $20 in cash onto my Starbucks account and then use my Starbucks app to pay for the order so that I could receive the associated rewards points. At the time, my Starbucks account had approximately $8 available, while my order totaled approximately $14. I therefore needed to add funds to my account before completing the purchase. The employee appeared confused by my request and went to get another employee. When the second employee came to the window, I calmly explained the situation again. I specifically stated that I wanted to add the $20 cash to my Starbucks account and then pay for the order using the app. Instead of assisting me or simply clarifying the transaction, the employee repeatedly questioned how I wanted to pay. I explained the process again. She then told me, while still holding the $20 cash I had handed her, that I would somehow owe an additional $34 for the transaction. I explained that this could not be correct because my entire order was only approximately $14. After continued confusion, I ultimately told her to simply take the $20 cash and give me the appropriate change. Her immediate response was: **"You can leave my drive-thru."** I was completely stunned. I was not refusing to pay. I was not causing a disturbance. I was not demanding anything for free. I was actively attempting to pay for my children's beverages and resolve a payment issue that the employee was having difficulty understanding. I then pulled around to the front of the store and entered the building because I wanted to resolve the situation and pay for the drinks I had ordered. When I entered, I observed the employee speaking about me with three other employees. I again stated that I simply wanted to pay for my children's drinks. The employee then told me to **"leave or I'll call the cops."** At that point, I was humiliated, shocked, and extremely upset. I left the store with my three children without receiving the beverages I had attempted to purchase. I immediately contacted Starbucks Customer Service and reported the incident. I subsequently spoke with the District Manager, Conner, at approximately 5:30 PM. I walked him through the entire situation. To his credit, Conner listened to me and acknowledged that I had not done anything wrong. He explained that the employee would need to be retrained and specifically acknowledged that the situation was made significantly worse when she threatened to call the police. He also expressed his condolences regarding my experience. I appreciate that he listened to me. However, I do not believe that **"retraining" adequately addresses what occurred.** This was not simply an employee making a mistake on a transaction. The employee: * Failed to properly understand or assist with a basic payment request. * Became increasingly dismissive and confrontational. * Told a paying customer to leave the drive-thru. * Refused to allow me to complete payment for my children's drinks. * Discussed the situation with other employees in a manner that was humiliating and inappropriate. * Threatened to call the police when I was attempting to pay for an order. * Ultimately caused me to leave the establishment without the products I had attempted to purchase. I want to be very clear: **I was a customer attempting to give Starbucks money.** I was not disruptive. I was not refusing payment. I was not threatening anyone. I was simply trying to reload my Starbucks account and pay for my order. At one point, I even offered the simplest possible resolution: take the $20 cash I had already handed the employee and give me my change. Instead, I was told to leave. As a longtime customer, I find this deeply troubling. What has been particularly upsetting is the emotional impact this incident had on me. After leaving the store, I spent approximately 35 minutes crying while speaking with Starbucks Customer Service. I then became emotional again while speaking with the District Manager later in the afternoon. After the calls ended, I continued to cry for more than an hour because of how humiliated and degraded I felt. I had my three children with me when this happened. They witnessed their mother being treated as though she were a problem simply because an employ

Great place to browse and find unique gifts or buy stuff you didn't know you needed I will be back!read more

Is beautiful employees very Nices and friendly, store neat and organized is cool and differentread more

I came across this Dunkin location by chance--it's tucked off Route 146 inside a gas station, and…read morethere's no signage from the highway indicating it's there. I only discovered it because I stopped for gas and happened to notice it. Adding a sign would definitely attract more customers who are specifically looking for Dunkin. Another issue was the hours. The posted opening time is 5:00 AM, but when I went in at 5:20, the lights were on and I was told they weren't open yet. It would be helpful if the hours were more accurate to avoid confusion.

They charge extra for almond milk which is not a standard practice for this chain. Won't be backread more

Ok, when I checked in I noticed a bunch of one star reviews and wondered how anyone could give 5…read moreguys only one star... I've been going to 5 guys restaurants for about 15 years when I first experienced them in Myrtle Beach. But, I guess some just aren't good... We came today and we both ordered burgers and a large fry to share. It took 17 minutes to get our order (and the place was dead), we got our order and the burgers were COLD and dry AF. Now I could have brought them back up, but I was tired AF after working all day and I just wanted to get home to relax. Now, Burger King and Wendy's are both about a mile from our house and McDonald's about one and a half miles but we drove 8.5 miles to get a really good burger. I never have had such a bad burger from 5 Guys ( and not even so bad from McDonald's!) and I'll never return to this location. Even the bread seemed old and the bacon was burnt.

I've been going to Five Guys for a long time. I found it by accident more than 10 years ago in CT…read more Huge portion of fries were amazing. The burger was cooked great. Couldn't believe I found this gem. Didn't realize it was a chain. I've always had a perfect dining experience since the first time. Until today. The fries were cooked to perfection per usual. The new paper container was much smaller. I get it. That's the way corporations save money. Smaller portions jack up prices. They are on the higher end of the fast food chains in the first place. The burger was dry and crumbly. Something I've never experienced in the past. The strange part was as I ate the burger. The bun was wet. It broke the bottom bun. I couldn't pick it up anymore. Tried but, the dry broken up burger and toppings fell apart in my hands. One thing I noticed was the cook on the grill was "smashing" the patties on the grill. WHY!?!?! Could this be the culprit of a bad burger quality? If this is the new way they are cooking the meat. I'm not going anymore. I'll order a large fry and make my own burgers on the grill at home.