Great food, made me miss Dons diner, service was great, the ambience reminds me of an old country…read morestore

Met there for the first time with five guys from high school that have been friends for over 50…read moreyears! The cafe was very clean and had a nice homey atmosphere to it. The waitress was very friendly and attentive to our orders and coffee refills. We all felt so good with the food quality and service that we received that we will definitely be going back!

The best place on earth- all things are amazing- the people, food, historic character, mountain…read moreatmosphere. Make this your destination lunch place and learn about how a forgotten landmark can be revived with creativity, hard work and dedication.

Such a nice spot! We stopped after a hike for coffee and baked goods. The stand out was the maple…read moreblueberry Bundt - so delicious! Service was kind, friendly, and attentive. Looking forward to returning!

Good food and friendly staff ! Would recommend a visit to…read moregive them a try ! Try their daily specials !

Great food, one waitress( I'm sorry I did get her name) a lot of obnoxious customers but she never…read moreshowed any complaints, hotly recommended but come early, weekends it opens at 8:00

Food is good, waitress was attentive and friendly. We sat on deck overlooking golf course, very…read morepeaceful and pleasant. We were party of six and all enjoyed the evening.

This is basically the country club Restaraunt. Stick with the chips (don't substitute potatoes) and…read morechowder...

Nice homey place. Looks like all local kids running the place, neighborhood camaraderie on full…read moredisplay. It was nice to see. Great fresh fresh everything. Bread. Proteins lettuces. Very nice relaxed place

I really dig this little place…read more Like most single/units, I like to wait until I've visited a couple times. Kind of smooths the occasional peaks and nadirs with small joints. I've visited several times and each time has been wonderful. Of the two items I clearly remember: the traditional breakfast sandwich was great. Bacon, egg, cheese, on a bulky roll. Easy to eat while driving, made fresh, tasty and sat well in my gut. This fine morning, I had the salmon bagel with the onion, tomato caper and hard boiled egg. While it couldn't eat it in car without a mess or bodies littering the streets, I waited until I got to the office. What I got was fantastic. Lots of salmon with cream cheese, sliced onion and tomato, and a condiment cup of capers. Slapped it all together (except the egg) and went to town on it. Good stuff. I can't say I've been in and ever found it to be backed up. Service has always been courteous, prompt, and attentive but not overbearing. While it is slightly off the commute route of rt2 ( but only about three Minutes off the exit. And drive right by that lowbrow Dunks), if you are coming from south of downtown Sterling on 12, it is an easy visit that will make your day a little better. And just for kicks, tell them Josh sent you. They'll have no idea who you're talking about but could be fun. I didn't keep track of the price today, but I'm usually getting out of there with something good to eat and a coffee for under 15 well-spent dollars. The place has a cool look to it. It used to be a couple different bank branches. Inside, they kept the vault door and used some of the safety deposit box doors as decorations. Pretty cool.

Classic diner feel. Tight space, noisy and welcoming. Went for Sunday brunch and it was very busy…read morebut staff got us seated quickly and we were served fast. Large menu with so much to chose from. Food was hot and delicious! Portions are large and everyone in our party was happy. You can call ahead for reservations so I would recommend doing that!

The service here was great! I was in town for weekend and chose this place for breakfast. The…read morerestaurant was filled with regulars who had a great rapport with our waitress. Would definitely visit again!

### Excellent Experience!…read more This was my first time visiting, and I was so impressed! From the moment I walked in, the staff was **incredibly friendly** and made me feel **very welcome**. The food was **fresh** and prepared with a **unique twist** that really sets it apart from other places. It was a fantastic experience from start to finish. **Highly recommended!** I will definitely be back.

I like this place, it has good brunch options and drinks, I've never been here for lunch but it…read moresounds nice. My two complaints are food is sometimes cold, and certain options are pretty heavy, but overall a great brunch spot.

I recently moved to West Boylston. I felt welcomed and supported throughout my time spent at the…read moreBread and Butter Diner, in Boylston. From the time I entered the staff smiles made my day. The food was very good. They have gluten free Bagels, green tea and fruit parfaits. I enjoyed the home fries too. The staff is very helpful and accommodating. Very much appreciated thank you so much!

I love an authentic greasy spoon diner! These are the places with the long counters and add-on…read moresections that the ADA would never allow to be built today. It was a joy to be sitting in the old place. Got a western omelet with coffee this morning and it was everything I was hoping it would be. I'll give the French toast a whirl on my next visit. It was a busy morning, and the staff were on top of everything. It's a primarily cash joint as well, so keep that in mind. I'll do this again, for sure.

Not sure how or why this place doesn't have better ratings. Everything was 5 stars here.. the…read moreservice, all the food, drinks and the setting of the restaurant was so nice. My boyfriend, 1 year old daughter & I came in to try the food as we were staying less than 10 mins down the road at Great Wolf Lodge. The pecan rolls & corn fritters were amazing!!! Especially dipped in the maple syrup! We got a kids chicken tenders & fries which was a great portion! Fish & chips & teriyaki steak tips with fries. We were starving after swimming all day and ate every bit because of how great all the food was. Nice beers to choose from & I had a yummy pomegranate marg. They were so accommodating of our overtired toddler as well. Thank you to our server Cera for doing a great job! When we're in the area, we will definitely return. We almost didn't come here because the reviews didn't all look great but we are SO glad we tried it! If you have a good experience here definitely urging you to leave a nice review (: Also love the ambiance of downstairs with cozy tables , warm lighting and the nice fireplace. Beautiful little spot in the winter and if you listen you can hear the brook running outside

Just a gem of a spot. From the gorgeously maintained historic property, to the pecan rolls,…read moreeverything was just amazing for our Mother's Day lunch. Our server, Justin, was fantastic and made it an even better experience! It was well worth the drive. Chicken vegetable pie was fantastic.

A few of us checked out the Night Lights at the New England Botanic Garden at Tower Hill and we…read morewere glad there was a place to stop in and grab something to eat and drink. When we passed by Farmer and the Fork, we were immediately struck and embraced with an inviting and intense aroma of cider doughnuts wafting through the air. We made it a point to return afterwards and we did, there was no disappointment. About the circular size of a standard mug, the cider doughnuts were freshly made, warm and had great texture and slight chew. And so we had to order another half dozen. Just that good. Although we don't typically seek out grilled cheese, we noticed on their menu a selection with braised short ribs. Our decision was made and it was the right one. Sinking your teeth into the buttered crisp toast, into the cheese and finding the short ribs before biting through and pulling away with everything and chewing, delighted us very much. They also had apple cider and hot chocolate which could be have an addition of spirits for an extra cost. My friend got the apple cider with Captain Morgan's and I ordered the hot chocolate with Kalua. Come here definitely for the warm cider doughnuts and you won't regret it - you might just order another half dozen or two!

The set up is cafe, pay cashier and get a text when ready. The line was all over the place, not…read morestraight, some people waiting parallel to the food area. When I got the text -went inside at the counter for pick up, the woman was not helpful. ( Rudely told me to find my tray by using my paper receipt. ) The drink bar was disorganized, a long line. The teen-ages in front took the lemonade, stopped and drank half a cup then refilled, their cup right there, thus holding up the long line. There was separate ice but the kids tipped the lemonade so plastic ice holder was slanted inside the holder. I noticed the drip bowl was overflowing and lemonade was spilled all over the counter. I proceeded outside to eat at the tables and chairs, but all 10 tables were full (some with just 2 people and 6 chairs. ) So I crossed to the other side with open 10 tables - two young girls told me to leave. A private party inside had 1/2 hour left. Yet, I noticed that not anyone was outside at all. They said the 10 blue umbrella space was paid for , even if not being used - so leave. The cafe could have used that lovely new blue umbrellas 10 extra outside seating area, (as cafe was extremely busy and weather was splendid. ) I retreated back to the cafe outside area, and stood up to eat. I noticed the concrete was broken, sticks everywhere and the umbrellas on this side were not secured well , thus blowing in the breeze. The nice private other side of the deck remained unoccupied with the extra -10 blue umbrellas at the tables closed off for the rest of the afternoon. Still closed and totally unoccupied even after the time was up. (The private party apparently choice to remain inside. ) Meanwhile, cafe side remained crowded. Food was expensive $16 for a salad. $4.25 for lavender lemonade. Not the Best experience. The view was lovely.