My dad and I came here for a late lunch on our way back from Maine, and were so glad we stopped…read more The menu is varied with lots of salads, sandwiches and fish options to choose from. It seems to be a very local spot and family run, which was so nice to see. It's a no-frills space, but very warm and inviting in terms of customer service. My dad got the haddock sandwich, which he really enjoyed and I got a basic pasta dish, which was very good. The service was warm and friendly and I'd definitely come back here again the next time I'm in the area.

We continue to love this place. Everyone gets something they totally enjoy. We love the Village…read moreGreek Salad, the Gyro & Chicken Souvlaki as well as the Greek Mac & cheese. The staff are friendly & helpful. The owner is often on site and truly cares about making his customers happy. Basic, casual dining area. Come for the food you won't be disappointed.

There's genuinely no place quite like this anywhere in Massachusetts! Not only is it great for a…read morequiet afternoon tea, but their menu serves up a delicious house-made lunch perfect for a cozy day indoors with friends or family. The atmosphere is so welcoming and warming, really creating a rejuvenating and calming atmosphere with their relaxed and friendly service. The owner and staff here is so kind and they make the experience that much better--you can tell their food is full of love!! I was also absolutely blown away by the simple yet delicious flavor of their homemade food! Everything was just what you'd crave, but that tart was next level! All homemade, the dessert menu here is not one to skip! I love everything about my experience dining here and appreciate the work and care that goes into this establishment at all levels. I highly recommend you give it a try, it's really just a lovely place to be and deserves all the appreciation I can possibly give it! I DEFINITELY will be back to try some more of their teas and pastries!

This review is for their recent fall Sunday afternoon tea. Apparently this happens twice a month on…read moreSundays during certain seasons now, and I'm so glad I was able to make a last minute reservation. The afternoon tea this time was a little fancier and pricier than the last time we came. Unfortunately, we did have to wait quite a while for our food to come out this time as well (they were understaffed and having some issues in the kitchen). Again, do not come here if you're in a rush. The ambience is like you're at grandma's house. It's cute and there is no music, so if there are loud conversations around, it does get somewhat loud easily. My husband was the only man in the entire restaurant (I think he was last time too!) so it's a very woman-centered space. The teacups and placemats are all adorably mismatched. We got the oolong tea and the earl grey with peach, and both were nice and strong brews. When the food finally came out, it was like going to carb heaven. Everything is made from scratch and I loved every single one of the scones (there were plain, lemon, blackberry, and butterscotch oatmeal) served with jam and clotted cream. The little savories were also delicious and we particularly enjoyed the artichoke croustade. The cucumber dill ones were nice palate cleansers. The sweet offerings were all delicious (and mostly fall themed) and the only one that was too sweet for me was the snickerdoodle cupcake with maple frosting. We had to pack up some leftovers because we were absolutely stuffed. I think this is one of the most authentic afternoon tea places I've been to and I would come back.

One of my favorite local places to get together with a friend, do some writing or sketching, and…read moreenjoy a hot drink and yummy treat! Friendly staff and a safe space for all.

A "qualified 4."…read more Been a while, and I work in the area again, so an update after a couple years and a few morning visits. - Still a great vibe, with comfy seats for resting, eating, working, or playing checkers (which they provide), plus a view into the roasting area. - Still good coffee, with two rotating original roasts available daily (one lighter, one darker). - No longer are donut collabs with Donut Stand a Thursday thing. As for food: -- Cranberry Orange Scone: Superb. Slightly sweet, a little biscuity, with good moistness and understated glaze that lets the base shine. Sometimes warm. -- Chocolate Croissant: I doubt this is made in house. Flaky, yes, but something's off. Seems like a prefab product from the freezer section. You can do much better than this. -- Rugelach: Very rich with potent Nutella flavor. A little greasy, but in a good way. Small but packs a flavor wallop. -- Cinnamon Bun: Decent. Nice moist glaze and a somewhat dry winding dough. -- Brioche Bun: A small round braided number similar to a pain swisse but also a Scandinavian bun, with custard and chocolate chips. Innovative, but dry and rubbery. Good coffee and good atmosphere, but a mixed bag on the morning treats, with some hits and misses. Order what works for you and you should be happy, especially when comparing against similar places in the immediate area or distant 'burbs. Just don't expect Boston quality and you'll be fine.

Stopped by The Neighborhood Tavern with family to get a reasonable bite to eat. Jillian is a great…read moreserver. We ordered the Million Dollar Burger & Steak Tips. The million dollar burger was great, and so were their fries. I'm really picky about fries. The steak tips were medium rare, and asparagus was cooked perfectly. million dollar burger 10/10 steak tips 10/10 The Neighborhood Tavern is a great place if you're in this area, to get a solid bite to eat without compromising on taste, quality, or price. ambiance: 5/5 food: 5/5 service: 4.8/5 The Neighborhood Tavern: 5/5

Heading north after a great family 4th weekend. Need a bite to eat and nothing of substance was…read moreopen off I-290. Ventured off to TNT which was not that far off 290 and easy to return to 495 North. Easy to find and plenty of parking. Large bar and plenty of seating for small and large groups. Lots of TVs to watch your favorite game. World Cup was on. Great menu options. Staters to main courses and full bar. Very friendly server. We had fish tacos and BBQ Chicken flatbread. Did not take too long to see it on our table. OK. I do t usually say this but we were both impressed. The presentation, amount and taste. Off the charts. Well done. I like a hearty pizza that's not soggy in the middle. Mine flatbread was crispy from start to finish and great taste not too much cheese. Fish tacos were well presented and full of taste. The drive out was great. We have to come back again. Maybe next time we pass through.

8 June 2026: Yearly review. Fried clam prices have come down from last year. For over 40 years,…read morethis has been our favorite form fried clams, scallops and onion rings. While some folks hate the cash-only, it does not bother us. Neither does the no frills 1950s bathroom and seating.

Harry's Restaurant was among the suggested places to eat when I searched for food near my hotel. I…read morefigured, since I was in Massachusetts, why not grab a quick lobster roll before work? Upon walking inside, you'll immediately feel like you've gone back in time. It gives off a very classic, old-fashioned diner feel, with booth seating and red stools along the counter. Important to note that this place is cash only. Lobster and other seafoods are advertised as their specialty both online and within the restaurant. I never had a lobster roll before, and unfortunately, this place made me think lobster rolls were mediocre and overrated (and then I had my life changed by lobster rolls from other places). FOOD: Lobster Roll (6 oz.) (2.75/5) - I opted for mine to be served warm with butter. It came with a side of slaw and very generous portion of onion rings and fries. The lobster roll itself was lukewarm and the melted butter came on the side in a small plastic cup. (I was expecting for the butter to be more incorporated.) The lobster sat on a small bed of cut lettuce. The lettuce wasn't of the freshest quality as some pieces tasted strangely bitter. The lobster was a tad rubbery, and everything was overall bland to me. I found myself reaching for the salt shaker more than would have wanted to. SERVICE: I believe a new hire was getting trained during my visit, so it was a bit clumsy. However, I found it rather charming. They are all very warm people, and you can tell that this is a family owned establishment, which is why I really wanted to like this place. TLDR// Unfortunately, did not have the greatest first lobster roll experience here. Hopefully, I went on an off day or I was better off ordering something else.

Server was friendly. Escarole soup in a watery broth. I…read moreremember it being good years ago. Chicken Marsala very disappointing. Chicken and mushrooms in a bowl of unreduced Marsala, tasting of raw wine and no seasoning. Penne very overcooked. Is nobody supervising what goes out of this kitchen? Italian food is simple, but this tasted like nobody cares.

hostess (in training) A+…read more waitress (inattentive, slow to bring waters and bread) C clamp chowder soup of the day C chicken parm B seafood special of the day B cannoli B

Coffee & Pi is my favorite spot. Great coffee, delicious food, awesome people. They greet regulars…read moreby name, always have fun seasonal drink specials, and have created such a cozy atmosphere. It's the perfect place to work for a bit, meet up with friends, or just stop in for a coffee and bite. This place brings me joy, and every visit leaves me in a better mood. Couldn't recommend it more!

I went to coffee & pi when they were running a Harry Potter special event. It was decorated extra…read morecute and they had specialty lattes inspired by HP. Just a little added nerdiness for an already nerdy spot. The drink and food I ordered was amazing. Quite possibly the best breakfast sandwich I've had in all of MA. The pi sandwich was truly THAT good. The frozen pi was yummy too. I wasn't there super long, but enjoyed the time while there. I wish this place was closer! I'm a math teacher with a coffee themed classroom and a pi tattoo. This coffee shop basically summed up all of my fave things!