Drove by many times but today we finally stopped in. Breakfast and lunch joint but with a long bar…read morewith modern stools, plus many comfy booths and tables. One guy-- Rosco himself-- running the whole show. -- Pancakes and Sausage: Very large and thick pancakes, so two were more than enough. More importantly, a nice slightly sweet flavor elevated even further by a perfect browning from the griddle. Somewhat but not fully fluffy (my gold standard is Palace Diner in Maine). Real maple syrup available for a $2 surcharge, but a bargain for the large 5oz cup of it. Sausages fairly humdrum, but solid. It's the pancakes that'll get me back. -- Veggie Omelette and Home Fries: This was my wife's order. I'm not sure if it's because she omitted the toast, but it was a gigantic serving with an equally generous portion of the potatoes. She loved the omelette for its unique flavors (some pickled vegetables involved) and the cooked through eggs. I loved the homefries, stealing several and enjoying the crispness and liberal use of seasoning. No onions involved, but very good. Coffee was standard New England Coffee. Tea included a surprise unsolicited refill. Service was outstanding. We came for the food, so it didn't matter either way to us, but for what it's worth, the TV played Newsmax, which may or may not be your cup of tea.

Very pleasant staff and portions are large while prices are very reasonable I would definitely…read morereturn

Brought lunch to my fiancé during his break and he asked if I wanted to get something to drink, so…read morehe brought me to Cafe 12 for me to try. Really cute blackboard menu and intriguing items. I decided to try the white sangria iced tea, as I actually love sangria, and I'd say it's not bad at all! Really refreshing. He got the Power smoothie and it felt really energizing, tasted like a healthy version of Trix yogurt. One sip blasted me away LOL. I'll give it 4 stars for now until I get to try more things from the menu.

Nice & friendly. The sandwiches are always so fresh. Small parking lot to the side, I usually get…read morefood to go. However nice atmosphere inside.

The food was very good! Not too expensive. The service was also very good. Traditional diner foodread more

Nice cozy spot with great service and delicious food. Would highly recommend! Self serve coffee…read morewas great!

I had great service and excellent food from this restaurant…read more The food was fairly priced.

Small strip mall diner with minimal decor and furnishings likely financed on shoestring budget…read more Good crowd, mostly on stools at the counter, looking like regulars. Decent array of offerings. Friendly server. -- Build your Own Omelette: This was my wife's order. Seemed small compared with recent omelette plates elsewhere. She liked it but found it and the accompanying hash browns (homefries are the other option) very plain. Solid enough. -- Pancakes and Sausage: Stack of three, no browning, more of a Twinkie color, and-- come to think of it-- Twinkie flavor. A little dry, needing the syrup. I upgraded to a mini bottle of real maple syrup for $3.99. My wife noticed that the cap had previously been opened and it was refilled. Not a big deal for me, but for those who care, now you know. Ordinary pancakes, but got the job done. The quartet of sausage links were thin but perfectly cooked. No real wow factor, but no real complaints. An adequate breakfast; adequate gets a 3. If I'm comparing it against Rosco's Diner around the corner, I give the food edge to Rosco, the value edge to Rosco, the convenience edge to Doty, and the service fairly even. As for the atmosphere: in Rosco's favor if you don't mind conservative news in the background, and in Doty's favor if you do.

We were given a gift card to the Pressed Cafe, so that is what brought us in to try the cafe…read more We were surprised that it took us twice to drive around the lot before we could find a parking spot. Once inside we were greeted right away and seated immediately by the friendly bartender at the front bar area. He was very helpful and not pushy. The menu was much larger than I thought it would be. Once we were ready to order the bartender came over and took our order. The food came out very quickly even though the restaurant seemed pretty full. We both thought the food was very good. We did not buy any of their pastries but they looked very good in the display cases in the rear of the cafe. I would recommend this cafe and we plan to visit again in the future.

I've always loved pressed cafe but today really ruined it for me. First, we ordered an everything…read morebagel, the man on the other end said "French toast bagel?" I repeated to him "everything bagel" and he heard correctly the second time and still put it in wrong. Secondly, we ordered balsamic vinegar instead of Caesar dressing with the salad, and if you look at the photo, it came with an oobleck consistency. Very disappointing and concerning.

Love this place! We've eaten in before, and it's a great space, but this Tuesday was take-out. We…read morewere inspired by their 20% discount on Tuesdays (via a code on the website that you enter when ordering). We had the quinoa bowl which was both healthy and delicious as well as an old favorite, the Chicken Bayou pasta. We added chicken tenders to the quinoa bowl which were a great match. Amazing flavors. Ordering online is easy - just remember to enter that discount code if ordering on Tuesdays (I nearly forgot!). If eating in, there is a ton of parking, plus it's near a nice path you can walk after lunch (cross the footbridge). All around a good experience every time.

While we were moving, we didn't have a lot of time to do groceries and cook and we ended up getting…read moreTavern in the Square 3 times in one week! It's a chain American restaurant but the food is overall good quality with some standout dishes. Our top favorite dishes from our recent binge were: Korean Crispy Chicken sandwich - Absolutely bursting with flavor, perfectly cooked, 10/10, as someone who NEVER orders the same things twice, we got it all three times XD Chicken dumplings - This was a special they are trying out, I hope they keep in on the menu! Super tasty Bang bang broccoli - I'll eat any veggie if you slather it in bang bang sauce and this is no exception. I got The Solstice cocktail which was good, not a top ten cocktail but solid. Prices are around $10 for starters, $15-25 for entrees. The Lowell location has lots of parking. Overall would recommend and would go back.

Great coffee and lovely vibey atmosphere! Popular on Sundays but service is still quick. Give the…read moreholiday drinks a try!

Coffee was excellent. Light lunch food was fine. Service was very nice. My only complaint is the…read morelive music. Jazz trio was too loud for the room. Conversation was pretty much impossible. Well-intentioned, I think, but it just didn't work for me.

What a crazy fun concept for a restaurant! This small but cute place is all about eggs and, as it…read moreturns out, chicken. We got the Chicken Peri Peri Sandwich (possibly my favorite), Goti Fry, Volcani Byriani and Dabeli (maybe this was my favorite?). I also had the Rajwadi Coco which was a nice desert like chocolate drink with cashews and icecream. All were delicious. The restaurant is counter service, quick and helpful with suggestions for us newbies. It's in a strip mall so parking is easy. Definitely worth a trip if you like eggs, chicken, and Indian food.

Excellent food with amazing varieties of egg dishes. The…read moreplace is very pretty loved the ambiance. The lasooni egg curry was heavenly. They have unique egg dishes definitely worth trying.