Service was great, the cashier said this was one of her favorites and I even asked if they are…read moreusing local lettuces. I got the Chicken Caesar wrap, it had great flavor but the chicken was bone dry, it was sad as the dressing and crotons in the wrap were really good.

please make it known to the online community that you are closed for whatever reason it is. it…read morewould be appreciated for folks like myself so we don't drive to your establishment to find out the hard way. its part of doing business

Healthy, fresh, filling, and they make a killer margarita! What else can you ask for…read more They do what they do exceptionally well. They only serve breakfast and lunch, and they close early (2 pm weekdays). The staff, from the hostess to the servers, were all very friendly. Nice to see smiles again in a restaurant! I loved the maple margarita. Perfect balance of sweet and salty. The food came out hot and nicely plated. Do not miss the smashed potatoes, the veggie hash, and the freshly squeezed juices. All are delicious. My omelette was jam packed with all kinds of veggies. The only negative is that it is very loud inside and can be hard to hear your own conversation. If I lived close by, I would be a regular.

The Breakfast Daughter has become a tradition for my family whenever we have something special to…read morecelebrate. I've been here for both of my sisters' graduation brunches, and we always leave happy. It's become one of our favorite spots for a celebratory brunch. For drinks, I tried their new Vanilla Bean Matcha Latte with oat milk. It was a bit thicker than I expected--possibly because of the oat milk. I can definitely see some people loving that texture, but for me it was just okay. That said, it was still a good drink, and the hint of vanilla came through nicely without overpowering the matcha. For food, we ordered a variety of dishes for the table. 1. The chicken and waffles had so much flavor, and the poached eggs were cooked perfectly--not too runny, but still soft, gooey, and delicious. The chicken was a little soggy, but it made up for it by being incredibly tender. 2. The blueberry pancake was fantastic. Their pancake portions are huge, so this time we only ordered one to share. It was delicious, though definitely on the heavier side. 3. The house burger was easily the standout dish of the meal and might be my favorite item on the menu. It's simple and classic, but packed with flavor. 4. The chicken burger, on the other hand, was disappointing. The chicken was quite dry, and I probably wouldn't order it again. I think something like pickled onions or another acidic topping could help bring some balance and moisture to the sandwich. 5. We also tried the omelet, which was very good, especially with the goat cheese. What really made the experience special was that the staff noticed we were celebrating a graduation and surprised us with complimentary donuts. It was such a thoughtful gesture and a lovely way to end the meal.

WOW!!!!!!!! I never experienced a place like this ever !!!…read moreVery unique and very nostalgic! Filled with memories of the 1960's memorabilia covering every inch or this restaurant! We had us a great spot and great waitress DENISE, who truly made our breakfast a big treat! The food was delicious and spectacular in my opinion! Coffee kept coming around and I did not even have to get a refill ! That's a great thing! I spent more time looking around the posters and more posters and watching the FLINTSTONES on the TV around the restaurant! The food you need to go and see for yourself! You will then return back I guarantee you will be back! THANK YOU DENISE!!! I hope you get to wait on us again! You made our BREAKFAST MEAL, fun with your infectious happy personality!

Every time I have to wait for the food to arrive, I have to wait for over an hour. That would be…read moretoo long. Unfortunately, the service is too busy since there are too many customers. Why do I have to wait for an hour to wait for my food?!

I ordered lunch from here via a catering service, which offered us a limited menu. There were still…read moredecent option on the menu and plenty to choose from. Since I didn't walk into the restaurant myself, I can't speak on the ambiance. I can speak on the food though. I ordered a Greek chicken wrap. While the ingredients were tasty, the wrap was incredibly messy and really difficult to eat. This tainted the experience a bit, but at least it was tasty.

I was one sandwich short in my order and instead of arguing with her. I let it go. $46 for 2…read moremediocre breakfast sandwiches and 2 coffees doesn't fall under the present of $46. I never received my third sandwich and from my understanding this location is closing. Good riddance

Very chill and welcoming environment…read more Excellent food and lots of gluten free options (even gluten free pancakes!) The eggs and omelet options with the gluten free English muffin are also delicious.

My fiancé who is a French toast expert said the crunchy French toast was quite possibly the best…read moreshe's ever had. Got sat down quickly on Easter Sunday. Well oiled machine for service. Good vibes. Quick service. Food quality was the main driver for the review. Surprisingly inexpensive for the quality. Kudo's to the people that are running this place.

Smell so good and the taste is excellent. Close time is 2pm, so you should be better to go earlier…read more Oh there is another thing I need to remind is that: there is no hot water in the restroom, it is a little cold to wash hands during winter.

Mike & Pattys has arrived in Lexington and it came up as a suggest food spot for breakfast so I…read moredecided to give it a go. Unfamiliar with the menu, the window advertising "home of the fancy" swayed my choice a little and I felt that naturally I had to try it. Plus the bacon and mayo combo hooked me. No disappointments here, it was delicious! All of the ingredients were fresh and paired well together. I think the appearance threw me off a little, maybe from how the bread looks, but it tasted really good. My drink was just an iced coffee with carmel but next time I want to try the bottled maple cream cold brew because that was calling my name. Overall solid local spot that I would come back too. Their menu is quite original but still simple enough so you can find something for breakfast or lunch. And oh man, reading the description for their grilled Nutella fluff sandwich made my mouth water. Definitely need to come back for that. They are only open for breakfast and lunch so keep the hours in mind.

Our trip to the Town Meeting Bistro was kind of an accident! It was more upscale than we planned…read morewhen we decided to get some grub before the Lafayette in America event - but it was a nice accident. The restaurant is in an inn and just being in the building is a pleasure. We went in the front door and asked where the restaurant was and had the pleasure of being lead to the back of the building through colorful rooms with vintage inspired wall paper. The green cameos on the front halls wallpaper were fuzzy!! The bathrooms were also a freaking delight. Great wall paper everywhere. The dining room was very beautiful with high back chairs and a fire place. They also offered dining on the porch which was really beautiful too - the inn is not secluded by any means, but there wasn't an overbearing amount of traffic, so the porch would probably be lovely. We ate inside though. My husband tried to go light and healthy with claim chowder and the seasonal vegetable. He also got an espresso. I just went ahead and got the burger with the salad. The burger came with homemade pickles which were pretty tasty. The salad had green tomatoes which were very interesting. All around I had a great meal. They also have an excellent selection of cocktails. I had a hard time choosing. but I ended up with the Rose Gold which featured some awesome rose gin. I love anything that tastes floral and this made me super happy. Also, plus points for the paper straw! Our waitress was also excellent and had a really warm persona. AND they were playing all my late 60's early 70's jams. I had a super pleasant time even if we didn't get the breakfast we were hoping for. The restaurant is walking distance from the historical sites downtown and great for a special experience or treat. Would love to see the rest of the inn some day.

We decided to do a nice dinner last night and went to Town Meeting Bistro to avoid the traffic and…read morerush of going somewhere in the city. The restaurant is set inside a classic hotel. When we walked into the hotel, there was no one at the check stand, and we eventually made our way through the bar to the restaurant's host stand. When you step into the main dining room, everything is awash with muted blues and grays--my scarf matched the color scheme pretty well, ha! We both ordered the kobacha (squash) soup, which was really quite delicious. It would've benefited from some sort of dippable bread or carb item, but it was very flavorful. The curry was definitely present without being overpronounced. I had the braised lamb neck, which came with glazed carrots and couscous. I order lamb all the time but had never ordered lamb neck specifically--I was pleased to find that it was tender and they gave a very generous portion! It tasted rather like a home-cooked meal. The harissa couscous was a nice complement. This dish just worked really well. For dessert, we shared the lemon posset, which is sort of like pot de creme. The lavender shortbread was really nice; I actually could've just had more of the shortbread by itself. The negative comes on the service front. We waited 35 minutes after being seated for our server to take our meal order and bring bread (their house bread is Parker House rolls, which were pretty standard Parker House rolls). After a while, we genuinely thought we had been forgotten about because it took over half an hour for our cocktails to arrive, and the restaurant was not full. However, I did enjoy The Ellen, a blackberry liquor-based cocktail, although the apple cidery "The Temptation" drink was too sweet for me. It was sort of strange because our server came to drop the menus and take our drink order and we didn't see her over a half hour. This was really the only negative of the meal, although since it was inching toward the hour mark before we received our appetizers, it was a pretty big ding. All that said, we'd certainly come back here.

Hot tip: Join the Waitlist on their site ahead of time. By doing this we only ended up waiting…read moreabout 10 mins on a Sunday during peak brunch time. We got seated outside and even though we were looking at a parking lot, it was nice out. The pork belly benny exceeded my expectations. The jalapeño cheddar biscuit was very tasty, pork belly was flavorful, eggs were poached perfectly and it was blanketed with just the right amount of hollandaise. My friend really enjoyed her Monster Breakfast, especially the French toast and finished the whole thing. Pickle Bloody Mary was solid and service was attentive. Only comment is the table surface was loose from the base (legs were even), so it was wobbly. Would return when craving a heartier brunch.

Love love love this chain. Super allergen friendly with amazing options and the food is always…read moredelicious. Also each location has different throwback diner and fun unique decorations that make for a fun vibe. Wish they had more locations across the US.

Wonderful breakfast food, wonderful, attentive service. We…read morego for our retired men's breakfast to Gianna's and everyone has a choice of simple fare, large full breakfast or my favorite - Eggs Benedict with Avocado, Tomato and Bacon.

Cute place, good parking, very nice waitstaff: food...pretty awful. The Salmon omelet was super…read moresalty (take out the capers!), the hash browns were not fresh and overcooked, bread...boring. My pancake was inedible...for heavens sake learn to make homemade pancakes or just buy a box of Bisquick. You shouldn't need a knife to cut pancakes. We love a good brunch...this was not it.

Good spot went for lunch a few times this week and enjoyed it every time…read more The line was quick not bad

If you've ever been to a Pressed Cafe (yes, just one), you may be forgiven to assume they're all…read moremostly alike. This review is to tell you otherwise. Some are much larger (like this one). Some are drive-thru only (like the one near my house). I'm gonna talk about the former real quick. Naturally, the menu is basically the same. On this day, I was having lunch. Ergo, I opted to try the Chipotle Short Rib & Egg burrito (as a bowl because I'm a man of culture) accompanied with a cup of chowdah. I must say...I expected there to be a bit more flavor, what - with the Chipotle sauce n' all. Alas, I had to add my own salt. This is mostly a nitpick, but really...can we please season our beef? Just a lil bit even? So, the biggest difference you'll notice at this location is the parking situation. It's....annoying. Because on the one hand, you technically have ample amounts of spaces to park in. Or...you WOULD, if not for the signs en masse that read "[insert corporate company name here] parking only - all violators will be towed at owner's expense." I find this hilarious because I feel like that would be impossible to enforce for folks parking less than 10 minutes to pick up an order like I did. So, I guess my pro tip of the day would be: feel free to park wherever at your own risk if and ONLY if you're getting take-away. If you're actually dining in, I suppose you'll have to wait painstakingly for one of the few parking spots actually designated for Pressed specifically to open. By the way, if you're picking up a take-away order, the take-out shelf is smack dab next to their side entrance opposite the side where you would normally order your food. It's one of those "blink once and you'll miss it" type things the first time visiting. From my vantage point, this place stays quite busy. Not surprising, considering the Burlington area in general. Clearly, a lot of folks come here mid-work day which is also the only reason I came here to begin with. Overall, not a bad lunch stop, though the parking can be slightly obnoxious. I'm giving Pressed Cafe in Burlington 4 Chipotle Short Rib bowls dubiously seasoned out of 5.