So many item to choose from ! We went as a family and sat in the open dinning area. I had egg…read more, cheese sandwich , and a special coffee kids had donut ! New owner came out to greet us. Wonderful atmosphere.

"I walked in, the baker said everything was sold I found out…read moreshe saved me some sweet jelly roll Yes, the baker shop boogie" (Willie Nix) Definitely a worthwhile visit! The store is pretty large with an oversized bakery display case showing off their classic bakery goods - think gorgeous cakes, pastries, and cookies. And to make your visit even more worthwhile is a restaurant with a sweet breakfast and lunch menu. We visited yesterday and had a very nice breakfast in their large dining room. There is plenty of seating and plenty of parking too. I had a Veggie Breakfast Burrito ($10.50) with sauteed onions, peppers, spinach, grilled portobello mushrooms, American cheese, and diced tomatoes on a spinach tortilla, It was excellent and the size of that burrito made it a decent value for the price. My wife had a $7.49 Ham, Egg & Cheese breakfast sandwich with an additional $1 bagel surcharge. It was a big bagel, and as you can see from our photo, there were three big ham slices included. Very good coffees were $3.59 each. On the way out, those gorgeous pastries in the showcase whispered sweet nothings in my ear, and helpless to resist, we ordered an Apple Pocket ($2.99) and a Chocolate Croissant ($3.25). How reasonable are those prices? We also saw that Marlborough has a refrigerated case with Grab and Go meals and stuffed breads. They are open from 6AM - 6PM on weekdays and 6AM - 3PM on weekends. We are now fans.

I was driving thru from Massachusetts and stoped in , Nice clean place lots of great pastries as…read morewell . Sandwiches were delicious and everything was fresh . The gentleman that made my sandwiches knew what he was doing for sure I will give this establishment a two thumbs up rating ,,great place .........

Grabbed a take-home dinner of beef stroganoff with mashed potatoes. It was $13.99 and plenty for…read moretwo people. The flavor was excellent. My only issue was that it was very salty. I would not purchase again because of that. It's a shame, because the price, portion size, and flavor were good, all except the saltiness. The folks there are super nice, the interior is spacious, clean, and bright. Sandwiches are great and overfilled with meat.

It was a date night with my bestie and her hubby while we were visiting the weekend before…read moreChristmas. It' was packed and we ate and drank! Prices were so reasonable and it was an enjoyable atmosphere as well as a great place for a foodie like myself. Every thing tasted clean and home cooked with an upscale vibe. I can't wait to visit Hebron again. This is now my favorite restaurant in CT. (And I grew up in CT so it's not Just a random comment!) lots a great restaurants!!

Good food, nice space, pricy but ample portions…read more Came here on a recommendation of a relative. The space is a well decorated old home with all the quintessential New England charm one would expect. We sat outside to enjoy the good weather and enjoy the extensive patio. Our server was very friendly and professional. We opted for the blueberry salad, the mussels, the Gorgonzola bread and the watermelon gazpacho. Food was paced well, we jumped into the gazpacho first. It was like a watermelon salsa. The sweetness of the watermelon worked well with the funk of the onion and tomato. There was a light oil used to give the soup a better texture but it was used sparingly and wasn't greasy. It was a well balanced bite but not really a soup. The mussels were small but cooked well. The bread was crusted on one side and soft but crispy. The white wine broth was briny, rich and seasoned well. A good broth for dipping, which matched well with the bread pieces. The best bite was the Gorgonzola bread. Soft, tender crumb with a healthy amount of broiled cheese on top. Bread was pre-sliced but also was provided a knife just in case. Combined with the mussel broth, made a great bite even better. The salad was good but lacking. The salad was dressed well, blueberries were in season but missed the punch wild blueberries tend to have. The walnuts were candied locally and were lightly crisped rather than entombed in sugar like other places. The salmon add-on was seasoned well and grilled well. It was kind of plain in presentation, kind of pushed to the side of the plate with abandon. The dessert menu was extensive, along with their specials. I opted for the chocolate chip cookie warmed. It was a reasonable cookie for the price. Was a little overworked so it would've been hard if not warmed, but as a warm cookie it was good. The missus opted for the strawberry shortcake, and she enjoyed the single bite she managed to get before we got swarmed by the local bee population. The patio is very pretty, lots of flowers but also lots of bees. They had a tendency to swarm any sweet dish that came out, so it may be wise to either take dessert inside or to go if you can. Insect swarm aside, the food was great but pricy. The dishes coming out to about 70. The quality was good, the portions are large, but the price reflects that. Its really good though, so if you're in the area this place is a great spot for a nice meal in a very nice location

"I love the flower girl Oh, I don't know just why…read moreShe simply caught my eye I love the flower girl she seemed so sweet and kind. She crept into my mind." (The Cowsills) Visiting the Flour Girl Café and Bakery will put you squarely in the middle of a Flour Girl Village with four distinct components. Within the village is the Flour Girl Café at 16 Main, the Flour Girl Bakery at 14 Main, the Flour Girl Country Store at 12 Main, and the Door Yard in a rear courtyard for dining and hosting events between the bakery and country store. Today we had breakfast at the Café and followed it up with a visit to the bakery. A common thread at both stops was the wonderful personality and friendliness of the staff we interacted with. The counterperson at the Café could not have been nicer and her personality radiated throughout the room like a beam of sunshine. She welcomed every new customer as though they were long lost relatives, exchanged some pleasant small talk and then diligently repeated the orders before ringing them up. She was fantastic. The café keeps things humming all week long--open Monday through Friday from 6:30 to 4:00, Saturdays from 7:30 to 4:00, and Sundays from 7:30 to 3:00. Flour Girl Café covers you from breakfast through lunch. Mornings bring all the good stuff: coffees and lattes, smoothies, egg sandwiches, bagels, wraps, waffles, toasts--you get the idea. Swing by at lunchtime and you'll find sandwiches, paninis, salads, burgers and soups waiting for you. Oh, and as a bonus perk, the bread for sandwiches and burgers is made at the bakery next door, so freshness is something the Flour Girl takes seriously. For breakfast, we had a Bacon, Egg, Lettuce, Tomato, and Cheese Bagel ($7.99) and an Avocado Toast (2 pieces) with Feta and tomato ($9.99), Two 16-ounce drip coffees were $3.50 apiece. The portions were large, and my avocado toast on sourdough was fantastic. We sat in the first-floor dining room and took in the pretty interior design of pinks, pastels, and floral color theme. Now, on to the bakery! The Flour Girl Bakery may be best known for its sourdough breads, but the fun doesn't stop there. You'll also find muffins, cookies, scones, their award winning cinnamon rolls, and a rotating lineup of fresh baked breads. And those cinnamon rolls? They spark a full on weekend rush--people happily line up just to snag one before they disappear. We picked up a box of mixed goods, muffins, cake squares, and a big hunk of jalapeno cornbread that will go perfectly with a homemade batch of lentil chili sitting in my fridge. We saw an adorable feature at the bakery, where plastic eggs were hidden within the store for the kiddies to find and cash in for a cookie. It's the little customer service features we saw at the Flour Girl's Café, Bakery, and Country Store that made today's visit so pleasant.

Love the new building, very cute! I got a cinnamon bun iced latte - would recommend!…read more A bit disappointed that breakfast (with eggs) is not served all day. I think there may be a small sign but i heard it several times during my visit - people asking for breakfast! Might be something to reconsider or place a visible sign underlining breakfast stops at 11:30 AM. Anyhow, pivoted to the lunch menu - pesto chicken sandwich was delicious. Did not love the pasta salad, wish there was the option for fry's. Really wanted the thanksgiving wrap but was out of stuck - next time hopefully! I will say - while there are many options for seating, especially with the new accommodation, it's tight. Chairs back into aisles and the table legs don't allow chairs to be pushed in that well. Entrance area can feel a bit overwhelming if it's busy. Staff super friendly and knowledgeable, will continue to come back.

I need to start this review by emphasizing the fact that my grilled chicken sandwich was really,…read morereally, really good! I mean absolutely delicious! It was tender, juicy, flavorful grilled chicken on fresh bread with some absolutely kicking honey mustard. I will 100% go back to this place because The sandwich was near perfection. That being said, the service was seriously subpar. By that I mean, both slow and particularly unwelcoming. In addition, I feel the need to mention that we chose to stay there to eat, and both the tables and the salt and pepper shakers were absolutely filthy. So, despite the fact that it wasn't a perfect experience... their menu is really extensive and the food is delicious, so I'm sure we'll visit again sometime! Maybe we will order ahead and get our food to go!

Cute store with good sandwiches. It reminds me of a gas station but with better items…read more We tried the italiano grinder, turkey ham bacon club sub and the chicken bacon wrap. Happy with them! The italiano was good I just wasn't crazy about the bread and I'd add spicy brown mustard and extra cheese next time. The turkey ham bacon grinder was good just needed pickles (which I added at home) and the chicken bacon wrap was perfect. Service was a young lady who was very nice in store. Also! They had blue raspberry popsicles!! I've been looking for these and craving them for almost two years now, I would come back for those alone but also the sandwiches.

GREAT SERVICE! and all around excellent food!! Beautiful flowers along all the tables as well!read more

Tried it. And after the fact Ive decided all these four and five star reviews must be pizza based…read more And with that in mind, I guess I should have got a pizza! First weird aspect was an Italian restaurant playing pop music from India. Wasnt bad, was uptempo, but made me wonder if I was in an Italian restaurant. Temp in the place was kept too low, but we just sat in a corner far from the door and went for it. Chicken and rice soup was a disaster. Not sure if it was just this batch or... maybe it's just a flop. Tasted... off. Lasagna came in a cast iron round pan. How do you stack big rectangular lasagna noodles in a round pan? You cant. Im used to lasagna coming out in a big square, with stacks of noodle and cheese or whatever. This was just a gloopy mess with cheese on top. Sauce was decent anyway. Next was a baked ziti with sausage. El dente wasnt in the mix, ziti was boiled too far, sausage was thin sliced but alright, once again their sauce was doable in an Olive Garden kinda way. Waitstaff was efficient and friendly, their job made easier since we were the only people there at 5pm. Try again guys. I'll be back for a five star pizza.

Best pork and best brussel sprouts I have ever had! I asked the server for a recommendation and…read moreshe was fucking right!

The food is delicious and the service is very attentive. It's a nice place for an intimate dinner…read moreand the bar is always full of lively locals. Great place!

I met a friend for lunch. We had eggplant fries with cheese and sauce and tomato bacon pizza. It…read morewas all fresh. The pizza was covered with crispy bacon and tomato's. The waitress was very attentive and kind to us. It makes the whole eating out experience a good one. She was older so I'm sure that had a lot to do with it. There is plenty of parking at the location and it's right off rte 2.

One of our favorite places to ho for good food. We were…read moreseated immediately and given menus. Basket of warm bread appeared on the table soon thereafter. One of the best places for fresh bread. We ordered the baked ziti and the shells with marinara sauce. Portions again were huge, flavorful and the pasta was cooked perfectly. Provided enough leftovers for two more meals. Service was excellent as usual.

Excellent roadside cafe - food is perfect for a little roadside stop - lovely pond side seating…read more Highly recommend

It's a beautiful day in Connecticut and I'm in the mood for some outdoor dining, a lobster roll,…read morebut I don't wanna fight through the crowds of Captain Scott's Lobster Dock or drive an hour to the shore for any of those places out there. Only about a half-hour away from me is Jessica's Garden. Here's why my wife and I love coming here... Atmosphere/Appearance: Kind of out in the sticks is this gem, but many benefits of that are that there's private parking and plenty of it. Up the hill from where you park is where you go to order your food. You walk up to the counter to check out the menu or you can order from your phone. Hint, if you check-in on Yelp you may get a coupon to use online! Once you order you won't really be notified so just go to the other window around the corner from where you ordered to pick up your food. There's plenty of picnic table style seating and so much property to explore. There's woods back to check out and this place is just so peaceful. It's also... BYOB. That's what's most important. Lol, especially with a liquor store right up the street. Service: There really isn't any since you go order your own food then go pick it right back up. Food: It's a pretty simple menu here. The lobster roll is what you want. Yes, it can be pricy, but lobster just is. However, it's amazing. The lobster is soft, tender, succulent and of course, buttery. You do have to assemble the roll yourself since everything here is sold as a to-go order. It kinda makes sense. I've also had some wings and onion rings here. They're okay, nothing to write home about, but good enough for me to get each time I visit. Value: Moderate. Easily affordable, nothing crazy and the fact that it's B.Y.O.B. makes it WAY better! Lol. In conclusion, Jessica's Garden is my duck-off spot where I go if I wanna eat outdoors, am craving a lobster roll and I just wanna chill. Check this place out guys and continue to support these local businesses!

Tried their pizza for the first time since they reopened and I was not disappointed!!! The…read moreGorgonzola white pizza may be my new favorite pizza. My only complaint is that the prices are a little high.

I stopped into plaza for lotto tickets and gas. I decided to try a slice of pizza from Three…read moreFellas. I was pleasantly surprised by their thin crust offerings. I went with plain cheese slice for my first try. It was good considering it was reheated slice. Service was very fast and friendly. The restaurant is part of a service station that also hosts Starbucks coffee. It's primarily a takeout pizza place. There are a couple small tables but not dine in with family vibe. I'd return for a fresh pizza pie.