What a fabulous find!!! The owners are friendly, polite and welcoming!! As a former big time…read moremotorcyclists....what a road to get there!!!! Food was great! Service was great! Everything was sweet and excellent!! First time here! Not my last!!!!

This is the cutest place! If you're looking for a unique and kitschy eating experience, definitely…read moreswing on by! Loved the downtown earth buffet brunch, along with their farm grown maple syrup. Everything tasted so good! The Halloween themed decor all around was cute and funny. Highly recommend

For breakfast I ordered a 3 egg omelette with cheese and tomatoes, home fries, coffee and a side of…read morehash. The food was excellent. The people were friendly and pleasant Terrific corned beef hash in particular. But my bill came to $28 with no tax in a place where you go order, get your silverware, pour your own coffee, bus your table, so not full serve. Not that it's an issue at all, but I wanted to give an accurate description. So why 3 stars? Maybe it's me. Maybe I'm just a crotchety almost old man, but $28 seems to be exorbitant without tip. If I'm wrong then It should be four stars.

Stumbled upon this neighborhood cafe by shear luck. Service was awesome, everyone so friendly as…read moreyou find in neighborhood places. We had eggs, hash and biscuits. Hash was homemade and outstanding! Extra crispy and flavorful. Biscuits were homemade buttermilk and about as good as homemade buttermilk biscuits can get. My husband had coffee which he said was very good (which is high praise from him). I had a small hot chocolate. Do yourself a favor, if you get the hot chocolate, make it a large. Hands down the best I've ever tasted. Light, frothy and Ghirardelli chocolate, need I say more? We saw the pancakes and they are dinner plate sized. The place is unassuming and comfortable, games to play at your table to keep the kids busy. Local artwork for sale. The owner was at the register and he shared the story of how the place came to be. Ask if you meet him, pretty cool and I'm glad they survived their first year. You order at the register and they bring the food to your table. Def stop if you are in the area. We love supporting small business.

This was one of, if not the best maple sugar shacks in New England. Unfortunately it is gone now…read moreafter the death of the original owner a couple years ago. Many fond memories here over the years. Will be missed.

Great place for an old fashioned breakfast served with unlimited Pure maple syrup…read more French toast was excellent, sausage was good.... the only issue I had was with the bacon. The bacon was almost non existent, it was so thin it blew off my plate when I moved my napkin. Nothing fancy here, but that's what makes it rustic.

Our first visit was a bit ago and the meal was quite good. This past Saturday night we went back…read moreand tried the new spring menu. I had the smoked and bribed duck breast served with bitter greens and mashed potatoes. The duck was superbly prepared, just enough fat to carry the flavor. The bitter greens were a great mixture of chicory and other greens sautéed and gently touched with a trace of vinegar. My husband's Mahi-Mahi was equally as delicious and served with beautiful and tasty mushroom and rice. We shared a Peach Küchen for dessert and had the best time. We will be back with friends and family.

This is the first time we have been to this restaurant under new ownership. It was amazing!! The…read morefood was fabulous. Drink choices were excellent. Well done!

I love a good rural grocery/convenience store... they have the best variety and usually have great…read moreproducts and this one was no different. They have a lunch and ice cream counter, they carry the local bakers goodies, nice coffee beans, and all the staples and sundries you'd hope to find in a convenience store. They have seating indoors and outdoors. All items are paid for at the indoor counter. The ice cream window exists but it is not actually in use. I got a scoop of 3 nerds and a red head by 3 nerds and a red head and I ate it outside. It was a really interesting scoop of coconut ice cream with raspberry. I kind of wish I had gotten the chocolate and raspberry scoop - but it was delicious. I regret not sitting in the cow chairs and taking selfies... but I had a pleasant sit and eat outside.

Stopped in before Christmas. Looking to get their famous carrot cake which unfortunately they…read moredidn't have, but we ended up with a great platter of Christmas cookies. Such a great variety of cookies to meet any taste, and look forward to our next visit there again

I live in Chesterfield . I thought it was sort of cute that this guy was making soup and sandwiches…read moreand pizzas . that is until Thanksgiving when they were doing meals . I have to say that I have never had a better Thanksgiving dinner better: better prepared better proportions even better presented! And then I discovered his soups . Oh my god! This guy is not a cook: he's a chef . My favorite thing is asking him about the soup he will describe how to make the broth in such detail that if I was smart enough to take notes I could steal the recipe of of course it wouldn't taste as good. The staff and I hate to use that word because it sounds so formal , is always one step ahead of you in terms of what you need or what you want. They are friendly and nice and welcoming . All I can say is thank you all ever so much . Can't wait for the next soup

Arguably the best breakfast sandwich and pizza I've ever had. A+. Can't go wrong. Yelp is making me…read moreadd more words. I said what I said.

I drive this route regularly, and people are always there. Across the street from a great place, on…read morethe Berkshire Trail. Hope to stop in one day! At this time, I can rate it like this. The locals know great food. It's been there a long time. Thank you!

If you're looking for an old fashioned breakfast this is the place to go. Good seating and a very…read moreamiable staff make it a very pleasant visit. It is nestled in Lithia, MA and always has good parking. The decor is reflective of the agricultural dairy roots of the area.