This is the best Breakfast Restaurant on planet Earth (or very close to it). The menu is…read moreextraordinary. It has every Breakfast Food you can think of. This is not a diet breakfast (although it can be), The sausage gravy on biscuit is one of many of the great foods that cannot be found anywhere else. The ambiance is terrific!!!!! The service is superb and the waitresses are fantastically efficient.. Do not miss this wonderful breakfast/Linch restaurant. And don't worry if you have to drive a few more Miles, you will be glad you did. Did I say the cooks in the kitchen are the best??? This Restaurant is right on the Clinton/Lancaster line next to the railroad bridge.!

Visiting a friend in Lancaster, stoped in here for a bite before heading over to our friends. We…read moreboth had the New England Chowder. OMG. Best friggin chowder ever. Friendly hometown diner full of great food

Great breakfast stop! Plenty of parking. Delicious coffee and omelets. Very gracious service. Food…read moreappears in minutes. Reasonable prices, too. Don't miss their frozen and fresh pies, cakes, and more as you leave. Don't be deceived by the plain exterior. Robust food awaits!

Wow! This was a surprisingly great stop. The food is great, and the service was good. We stopped in…read morefor a warm meal before playing at the disc golf course, which is also great.

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.

We went there today not exactly knowing what we were hungry for. It was already after 1 PM. The…read moreplace was packed today when we got there. We opted for a corner table. I ended up having breakfast, which consisted of a Greek omlet with spinach, black olives and feta cheese. I had rye toast, home fries and coffee. Delicious. My partner had a Swiss patty melt with a side of thin onion rings. We both had coffee today. I have never eaten here where the food was not top notch. Unfortunately for us, we could have had their prime rib, if it was after 4 PM, but we were early. The menu is extensive and all I can say is that there is something on there for everyone, no matter what you like to eat. It has always been a soft spot in my heart because the owner is awesome and his workers are fantastic. I will add a picture of my breakfast (of course after I had started eating it!). You need to stop by at some point.

We moved to the area and we have tried this place twice for breakfast and twice I was extremely…read morehungover. They don't serve any alcohol so no hair of the dog for me lol The service is usually pretty slow but that's because the staff is mostly teenage girls, which are probably tik toking and shit in the back. The food is bangin though, everything we have tried has yet to disappoint. Get the churro waffle. Your welcome.

It's always beautiful with all the different plants. Mother's day is very busy but we were still…read moreable to get in even though we hadn't booked in advance.

I came here last week and was just left wanting....more. For the price I paid for entry, I was…read moreexpecting to be wowed and just wasn't. A lot of different areas were closed, and some just didn't have a lot of stuff. I just was underwhelmed overall and am not sure if I'll come back again.

Five stars for ambiance, two for food…read more The restaurant itself is lovely. It feels like you're in an old home. Lots of rustic touches and decorations that give character. Service was attentive and friendly. Unfortunately the food was just not that great. I ordered the 1/2 soup, 1/2 sandwich with the butternut squash bisque and the butternut squash sandwich. The squash was good but it had a thick layer of oil on top that wouldn't mix in, so sometimes you would just get a mouthful of oil. The sandwich was very bland. It was the vegan option with butternut squash, portobello mushrooms, lettuce, and some kind of bean spread. The spread had a nice hint of sweetness but overall the sandwich was quite flavorless. Even if they had roasted the squash and let it caramelize a little that would have gone a long way. I know vegan food is not always a restaurant's forte but at this point that's no excuse. The wine we chose, the estate vignoles, was very unique, with a dry, apple-like flavor. I really enjoyed it. Overall, I would come back for a wine tasting but not for a meal.

We came here for date night and had an even better time than the first! I think their winter menu…read morehas better entrees than the fall one did. Our scallop risotto and hangar steak were both perfect. The proteins were perfectly cooked, but the vegetables on the side for the steak were also delicious, including the pickled onions, and the risotto was probably my favorite I've ever had (admittedly I'm a normy and I think this risotto not being al dente made it better for me). We couldn't help but order two desserts, and while both were delicious I preferred the chocolate mousse over the tiramisu. It had a little crunchy layer to it. I still haven't tried brunch here but am planning on it eventually.

I haven't been here in years, and I remembered the food being awesome, I've been wanting to go back…read moreever since. I'm happy to say that the food is still great. The corned beef hash was excellent, and even as a picky pancake lover, I enjoyed mine. My partner ordered the country breakfast, but we received the wrong order with different specifications. We didn't notice immediately and started enjoying the hash. It took the servers about two minutes to realize the mistake and attempt bring us the correct order, they had hoped we hadn't started eating the hash meant for another customer. Although the mix-up was understandable, it was a bit frustrating not to get our raisin toast or runny, sunny-side-up eggs as expected. We stayed with the wrong order and our was brought back to the kitchen. The biggest drawback, however, is the outdated ambiance. I appreciate the vintage, long-time diner charm, but the decor needs some attention: the cups are showing wear, the shades are dusty, and the hallway to the bathroom feels cluttered. The bathroom itself could use a thorough cleaning, the soap dispenser was empty, and the backup pump wasn't working properly, making the space feel less sanitary. A small renovation to refresh the space while preserving its classic appeal would really enhance the overall experience.

Service was friendly, but slow. Food was poor. Clientele was friendly and setting was cozy/small (a…read morebit tight). Classic small town diner setting. We visited Sunday morning at 10 am., which is a busy time for most breakfast spots. Locals suggested the French toast or country breakfast were the recommended ordered. We will try it again, but our first experience was not very good.

Had dinner with another couple on a Saturday night. The food was adequate, but the mocktail…read moreraspberry lime rickeys didn't really taste like anything. The steak tips were ok, I had asked for them medium and they were charred on the outside and very rare in the middle but otherwise edible. The bill came to $157 for four, which was fine and we asked to split the bill in half. The waitress came back with two checks for $97 each without bringing back the original bill so we could double check if there was a mistake. She did not apologize or otherwise say much when the mistake was called to her attention. The whole thing left a bad taste in my mouth., no pun intended.

We have been staying here for a few years and our most recent one will be our last. Here are some…read moreof the reasons we will not be returning: Other furniture in our room was arranged in a way that made nearly impossible to watch the tv from the sofa or the bed. The bathroom had no racks for drying towels. The coffee that was available in the morning in the lobby cost $2. The desk clerk who checked us didn't make the electronic room keys active for both nights of our visit and no one was at the desk when we returned the second night. When the clerk appeared several minutes later she apologized but it was clear that the good service we had come to expect was gone.

Good drinks and service, no outside food…read more I have been coming to Nashoba Valley Winery for years now. They have a spectacular variety of wines, liquors and beers to choose from. Their beverage offerings really run the gamut, and are worth stopping in to peruse. I particularly like the fruit wine here, and always make it a point to get a bottle. Their property is very large and has planted vines and fruit trees on the farm. In the store you will find their products, a bar, and a restaurant. They also have a huge event space and tasting room that demonstrates some very nice wood beam construction. They offer glasses and bottles as well as guided tastings, and another tasting system where you buy tokens that can be exchanged at different rates for a taste of one of their products. This system can be frustrating and a bit disjointed (lots of getting up and down and exchanging tokens). They do allow you to buy more tokens to try more drinks, and you even get to keep your glass! Service is wonderful as always. The staff are very attentive and kind to the visitors. I will comment that Nashoba does not allow outside food. This can be very disappointing if you plan on bringing your own charcuterie. They do offer food on a limited menu. This can be disappointing for picky eaters, but they do try to offer a variety of items for everyone to enjoy. Definitely make a trip out here for some delicious drinks!!

I've been going to this beautiful winery for a couple years now and my most recent visit was on…read moreLabor Day with a friend. I was pleasantly surpirsed to get seated with no reservation for a party of 2. I do recommend having a reservation though as it can get busy. The atmosphere is great for people who like sitting outdoors on a nice day as there are a ton of tables with umbrellas to keep people cool. You are able to scan a QR code to order anything off the menu and the service is great as the staff brings you the drinks to your table. For food they will text you when to pick up from kiosk. As for the drinks my friend and I both got the sangria, raspberry bellini, and fall sampler. All of the drinks were really refreshing and worth the price. The charcuterie and pretzel bites we got were also great for a nice winery day and the menu is pretty expansive so I want to try some other items in future visits. There were a lot of bees at some of the tables near where I sat and they often crowed the drinks and food so that it something to note. I definitely plan to come back next summer!

Our room had the most disgusting smell right as we walked in. Some dude was smoking marijuana and…read moreit got in the vent. Our room smelt like smoke and we all got sick. What the hell do not recommend. The bathrooms were dirty, the tv's didn't work at all, like this hotel sucks.

The only thing preventing a two star review is the great employees. The workers at the front desk…read morewere super kind and throughout the hotel employees were accommodating. The condition of the room was disappointing, the chair was falling apart, the sink didn't drain and the mirror was filthy. The quality certainly wasn't worth the price of the room for a two night stay. Also, their provided breakfast is very limited if you're gluten free.