A very cute little place right in the heart of Ridgefield. The place carries both drinks and a…read morebreakfast/ brunch type menu. There is a small little bar right at the entrance and as you go last it is where you can order food and drinks. The menu is pretty decent with sandwich options and the service was surprisingly very quick. I ordered the avocado toast and added two fried eggs on top. Presentation was cute and the sandwich was delicious., just the right textureseating is limited on the top floor butvtheyvdo have additional seatings downstairs and a few tables outside. For a quick bite this is great place to checkout.

I gave Queen B another shot today after past disappointments. When they first opened, I saw the…read morebarista struggling with their "custom" machine (really just a dressed-up La Spaziale) and got vague answers from the owner. My early visits were bad enough that I left a review, later took it down to give them a chance, then reposted when things didn't improve. This time, one of the owners spotted me right away and, with a sarcastic jab, asked if I was "going to put up another review." Moments later, I watched their machine fail to build pressure - espresso poured instantly as thin, bitter liquid with an off smell. It wasn't just watery; it was undrinkable. When I pointed it out, she admitted it was "being serviced next week." As she walked to the register to refund my money, I overheard her tell her co-owner that I should never come in again. They did give me my money back, but only after knowingly serving something that shouldn't have left the bar. I don't expect world-class coffee - just honesty and competence. If the machine is broken, tell customers. Instead, Queen B chose to serve bad coffee with attitude.

It was our first visit to Bailey's, a result of my search for a nice resaurant half-way between…read moreBridgeport and Southbury. In spite of the rain and heavy traffic on 84, we thoroughly enjoyed our meal. Everyone was very friendly and made us feel at home. The food was excellent and very fresh.

Located in beautiful Ridgefield, Connecticut this place comes highly regarded…read more Baileys is a small restaurant with a big personality! The staff was super friendly and had such positive attitudes making the experience enjoyable. There is a parking lot located to the side of the restaurant where you can easily park. However, I believe there is a two hour limit. If you plan to come for brunch on the weekends, make sure to reserve a table ahead of time because it fills up fast! There was a line out the door as I left. I ordered the southern breakfast with the grits and bacon from the menu, however, they offered plenty of brunch specials as well. The portions are plenty filling, offering generous servings that leave you satisfied without feeling like you need anything extra. I would love to come back and try some of their dinner options.

I stumbled into Corner Cafe this week and it was such an amazing find. I remembered this spot as…read moremore of a deli, so I had no idea it had changed hands -- it's now a true cafe, and honestly, it's serving gustatorial home runs. The vibe is exactly what you want in a neighborhood cafe: relaxed, welcoming, and comfortable whether you're working, hanging out, or catching up with friends and family. You can tell they've put real thought into the concept, with a menu that balances healthy options and indulgent treats. I had the chili special and it was out of this world -- rich, deeply flavorful, the perfect amount of kick, and served with amazing sourdough bread. I literally cleaned the bowl. Best of all, the staff and owner were incredibly friendly and hospitable, which made the whole experience even better. I loved it and I can't wait to go back. Highly recommend.

Ordered an iced vanilla latte- cost nearly $10 for the coffee…read more The coffee was $6... $1 extra for ice! another $1 for oat milk and another $1 for a pump of vanilla. Coffee was decent though, hence the 3 stars. will never go back

Great food for the price Super fast on delivery…read more Always open super early for people that work in town super early so I love it Never been inside to eat but seen it outside in passing and was great

I just paid $30 for an absolute nightmare of a turkey sandwich, 2 donuts and a Macha tea with…read more"light ice" aka 90% ice. The person who made the sandwich should feel bad. It was so poorly made, I'm in genuine disbelief that they were happy with the effort put into this sandwich. The apple cider donuts were solid though. Hence 2 stars.

No more. I've given up on this place. I went a few times in the past and it was "good enough."…read moreUnfortunately, the two most recent times I walked out very frustrated. Today, I ordered Crab Cakes Benedict and as they were being brought to the table I smelled a strong fishy smell and I have a weak sense of smell. I took one bite and lo and behold, it tasted off. I let them know and asked for just regular Eggs Benedict. She asked if I wanted Canadian Bacon and I asked for other options, and decided on regular bacon. I waited a little bit and they brought it out with Canadian Bacon, not regular bacon, I was about to just take it off and eat it but the girl realized her mistake and said she would fix it. By the time they brought out the "third" version we barely had any time left. It comes time to pay and the bill has Crab Cakes Benedict $20. I mentioned it to the server because what I ate was cheaper and she said "the kitchen told me to charge you that." Excuse me?! You mean the fishy, old crabcakes that could have gotten me sick? Not to mention the inconvenience of waiting. I honestly couldn't believe the audacity. Also, SHAME ON THEM for trying to get away with that--what about someone else that doesn't notice or just acquiesces to not be a bother. Also, two weeks prior when we went, we were about 50% done with our meal and my young daughter suddenly had to use the restroom--I left my keys on the table and smiled at the servers on our way to the bathroom. I come back and our food was thrown out and my keys were at the hostess stand. Really?? They offered to remake the food after the fact but I had to get my daughter to school and we didn't have time. Never again Edit to add my response to the owner's reply: Ron, I'm happy for you and your crab cake business. I love crab cakes which is why I ordered them--there's absolutely no reason for me to not eat them after ordering. To reiterate, within the first bite, I noticed they tasted off, smelled off too--I didn't care to chance food poisoning. In your reply to my review, your accusation that I'm "trying to hurt a small business" is an interesting, if not telling choice of language and one that's quite incendiary. I posted my review on Google & Yelp, the two places that I use for reference. It's curious that you view this as an attempt to essentially dismantle your business. Review systems were put in place so that people can share their experiences and that is exactly what I have done.

Such a lovely little spot on my way to Ridgefield from upstate NY. I can always count on a great…read morebacon, egg and cheese here! I have also had a wonderful Mexican wrap here with eggs, bacon, and just the right amount of heat! Try it you'll love it.

I visited Pops on a Sunday morning. We were quickly greeted and sat. The wait staff is delightful…read more Food was excellent and served quickly. I would visit Pops again if in the area. I used the restroom. It was clean and well stocked.

Formerly Country Diner, Pop's Diner is a casual diner serving breakfast (all day), lunch, and…read moredinner. The place has black & white checkered floors, booths, tables and counter seating. The breakfast menu offers egg plates, omelettes, benedicts, huevos rancheros, egg sandwiches, pancakes, French toast, waffles, cereal, corned beef hash, bagels & muffins. The lunch/dinner menu offers sandwich/wrap plates, burgers, salads, soups, fried appetizers, pasta dishes, seafood dishes, London broil, steaks, and desserts (cakes, pie, rice pudding, ice cream treats) . They also have a kids menu (under 12). The prices are moderate, most entrees $10-$30 range. I stopped by Pop's Diner for lunch recently. The place wasn't busy and I was seated at a booth. I got an ice water and ordered the French Dip ($15.95 plus tax) served with fries, cole slaw & dill pickle chips. My entree plate arrived in 10 minutes. The French dip sandwich had thinly sliced roast beef (med well), melted mozzarella cheese on a soft Kaiser bun (cut in half) and a cup of hot au jus for dipping. The standard golden fries lightly salted were hot and crisp. The crunchy creamy cole slaw (shredded cabbage & carrot) was smothered in mayo. After I was done, the server brought over the check with a SkyTab QR code, to pay online. Overall, a pretty good lunch with prompt service. If I'm back in town for a show, I would stop in for dinner.

I get that this place is likely a favorite with the local clientele, but the food here was sub par…read moreat best. I had the biscuits and gravy and it was awful. Biscuits seemed like they were just out of the refrigerator and gravy was bland and pasty. No one should go to a regular diner for breakfast and expect 5-star food, but what I experienced would need to be greatly improved just to qualify as bland. 1 star for reasonable service and friendly ambiance.

One of the better diners I've been to nearby. Generous portions, great service, and traditional…read morediner setting. Maybe a little pricey for high margin breakfast foods, but isn't everything a little inflated these days? Will definitely return for a family friendly meal.

I just go for the bread so I have no complaints about the coffee. Sweet Earth and great baguettes,…read moreno complaints. Great bread.

After reading Ridgefield Lifestyle's cover story, "The Art of Hospitality," I decided to return to…read moreRoss's Bread with renewed optimism and, naturally, a stopwatch. The article references the Savoy Hotel, Danny Meyer's hospitality group, "the pursuit of excellence," and repeated commitments to quality and consistency. So I thought perhaps, at long last, the espresso situation had been resolved. Reader, it had not. I ordered a Cortado to stay. "Would you like that in a mug for here or a paper cup?" An encouraging start. I then positioned myself beside the espresso machine like a wildlife documentarian returning to observe a rare but persistent behavioral phenomenon. The barista dosed the portafilter, then tamped the coffee while holding the portafilter in midair, applying what appeared to be approximately the amount of pressure required to test whether an avocado is ripe. He locked it into the machine and pressed start. Brown liquid immediately exploded from the spouts with absolutely no delay whatsoever. The shot was over in roughly four seconds. For those unfamiliar with espresso, this is generally considered suboptimal. The resulting Cortado tasted primarily of hot milk and faintly burnt coffee sadness. After two and a half confirmation sips, I quietly left the remainder on the counter and departed. At this point I no longer review Ross's espresso. I monitor it.

Great little spot with plenty of space to chill or work. Chocolate chip cookies with Maldonado…read moresalt, lemon bar could have been better, I think it was stale, but the Italian cappuccino was chefs kiss because it was truly the best ratio for a cappuccino. Great service as well!

Meh. Egg and cheese on ciabatta was totally bland and boring. Iced vanilla latte was fine but…read morenothing special.

Quaint little place with friendly service and surprisingly good food!…read more I'm glad to have found a new place in the neighborhood and will be coming back for more. I had the spicy turkey sandwich which was flavored excellently. There was crunch from the bread, softness and creaminess from the avocado and a nice bite from the sauce.

Such a cute neighborhood cafe! Good breakfast items and coffee drinks. Friendly staff as well.read more