This is one of those places you walk into and immediately relax…read more Sadie's Sunrise Café has that clean, airy, artsy neighborhood vibe, local artwork on the walls, a few quirky touches hanging from the ceiling, natural light pouring in, and just enough buzz to feel alive without being chaotic. It's not trying too hard, and that's exactly why it works. Feels like a spot where regulars post up, sip coffee, and take their time. No rush, no nonsense, ust good energy. And then the sandwich shows up... and flips the script. This isn't breakfast. This is a stacked, unapologetic morning statement. The Overloaded Egg Sando Griddled brioche bun, soft, buttery, just enough toast to hold things together (barely). Under that, a crispy hash brown doing the heavy lifting, adding crunch and soaking up all the goodness. Sausage brings that savory backbone, while the spinach scrambled eggs stay fluffy and rich. Then you get that creamy hit from the smashed avocado, melted smoked gouda layering in a subtle smokiness, and finally... the gochujang aioli. That aioli is the move. Sweet heat, a little funk, a little tang, cuts right through the richness and keeps every bite from getting too heavy. And let's be honest... Had to unhinge my jaw like a snake just to take the first bite. This thing is messy, stacked, and fully committed to the cause. Not first-date food. Not "eat it in the car" food. This is sit-down, take-a-minute, maybe-need-a-nap-after kind of food. The best part? The space balances it perfectly. Big, bold sandwich... calm, easygoing room. That's a combo I'll go back for every time.

I didn't know this place was a hidden gem!…read more I ordered a bacon egg and cheese which came on a croissant, two eggs, and a side of hashbrowns I also tried their homemade triple berry jam, and I absolutely had to buy a jar! It was too good to pass up There is interesting artwork hanging from the ceiling and is definitely a dog friendly café. They have dog treats to sell and a lot of other goodies as well.

When arriving at Ken's corner, I didn't realize it's the plaza across from Ben and Jerry's. The…read moreparking can be tricky since there's other businesses there. Luckily I was able to find parking and there was a line waiting to go into Ken's corner. I didn't mind the wait since I really wanted to eat here. I'm glad I did, it was moving, and they got people in and out of the restaurant . The workers are pleasant and very helpful when deciding what to order off the menu. As I mention it was my first time there, we ordered the coconut French toast and shared the surf & turf egg Benedict. Everything was worth the wait and tasted amazing. I'm already planning my next visit to try something else on the menu. Food came out presentable and hot. Glad I came here because it's prob one of the best breakfast spots in the area.

Ken's corner is usually very busy but that's a good sign in the restaurant business, one which…read moreensures that the restaurant will likely stay in business and one that lets other people know that food is excellent. And although busy with a line that literally went out the door, the line moved quickly enough that I didn't regret waiting. The food was outstanding, chocolate chip pancakes with some berries, a side of bacon. (two sides if I'm being honest), and a green tea. I sat outside, as it was a perfect early June morning. My only complaint had nothing to do with the restaurant. Someone in the parking lot was smoking pot early in the am and the smell was very strong. I'm no prude but for f's sake use your brain people - there were lots of children around. Not smart! The waitress was personable, the price was reasonable. Overall, an excellent experience. Try Ken's Corner soon, and you'll be adding it to your regular rotation.

"I once knew a pirate named Bob B O B, Bob was a drunken old…read moreslob B O B, Bob, 'bout as dumb as a rock But Bob, he made it to the top" (Willie Nelson) I had a monthly Board of Director's meeting in Rocky Hill at 9:30 this morning. The meeting was exactly two minutes away from Bob's, so when I rolled into Bob's at a quarter to nine, saw a near empty dining room, I figured I'd have plenty of time to have a coffee, enjoy a bagel, and go through my meeting notes. Oops, that wasn't what happened. Truth be told, I made my meeting with seven minutes to spare. After I ordered, I waited for quite a while and looked up from my notes to see what was going on. I saw two servers and the manager engaged in a serious conversation about something. My server caught my eye and ran over to the kitchen, and I clearly heard her say something like "where's that egg on a bagel?". It was evident that the order hadn't even made its way to the kitchen yet. Eventually my breakfast sandwich did arrive, and the server offered some sort of an apology for the delay and communication breakdown. Now, as I said, Bob's was pretty empty today, so that made the service breakdown hard to understand. I certainly hope they do a better job on their busy weekends. Anyway, my server was pleasant, and I did appreciate her apology. The sandwich and coffee were fine, and the bill came to just $7. Will I be back next month? I doubt it.

The food was alright, my daughter got the kids special which I thought was a good deal, and I got…read morethe eggs Benedict which was flavorful. I asked my server to put the English muffin on the side (which my daughter was going to eat) cause I'm trying to do less carbs, but she didn't and just brought another English muffin on the side which I had to pay for and then waste the one on my plate.

This is a hidden gem! The menu is extensive and the food was excellent! I was very surprised to…read morefind it in a strip mall!!

NYPD is under new ownership and they have what appears to be the same menu, the only difference, is…read morethe food you get is horrible! Just not even close! We went there because we saw they were now open evenings and we won't do that again!

We became regulars. Why not? Once again Im coming to try…read moresomething different and of course they did not disappoint I felt like I cheated on my favorite dish ( eggs Benedict) but I needed something else today. Philly cheesesteak omelette with home fries and a bowl of fruits ( super fresh) my husband doesn't change usual eggs, bacon sausage and toast for nothing.

Just a great location, breakfast is my favorite food they know how to do it…read more Love it

Fabulous food, great service! Feels like family, good for children! Specials, handicap parking in…read moreback I had the Ruben scramble! The home fries are so flavorful! My husband got the street corn bowl special with poached egg on top! Yum! We shared the homemade corned beef hash! Way too much food brought some home! Reasonably priced! Whoever did the painting on the wall kudos! Very pretty! They serve breakfast and lunch and dinner 3td Thursday of every month! On corner of Main and Commerce, Portland

I love Sarah's Bacon, Egg + Cheese on toasted grain w fresh berries. The best. Check out her…read more7/16/26 dinner menu. Reservations at 860-788-3035! Country/local ambiance!

Great food !! Big menu…read more Very nice and friendly staff!! It's a bit crazy on the weekend but you just have to be patient!!

How many times have I driven past this place and said that I have to go there again. Well, I…read morefinally did! Monday mid-morning and packed but found a both [same as last time I was here years ago] quickly, Good assortment of daily specials but with my temp crown I needed something easy to chew. Very successfully found something: short stack of pancakes and a poached egg in a cup. The egg was perfect as my appetizer to the plate of two large pancakes. The 'small stack' of pancakes was delicious and the whipped butter and syrup added to the delight. The coffee is great and easy refills. Saw the train that moves across the track on the ceiling which was very calming. Calming was needed as everyone was in a good mood and the convos were flying. Great service. I promised to come back and eat something from the daily special next time!

I stopped by after I had the pleasure of meeting Ani when she catered an event I attended. The…read moresample Vietnamese coffee was delicious so I knew that I needed to make my way down to Rocky Hill especially since other Yelpers had mentioned to me how much they loved the marketplace irl. I definitely will be back to buy some pasta and sauce! The marketplace is so charming and has a lot to offer. We grabbed a Vietnamese coffee, a slice of the Basque cheesecake, and the Yuzu pineapple lemonade. Typically the lemonade also comes with coconut, but since they were out I added guava instead. It was so refreshing and perfect for this amazing weather that we've been having. We saved the cheesecake and coffee for the next morning, but the coffee was just as great as when I tried it and the cheesecake was so rich!

"Hey fellas, have you heard the news? You know that Annie's…read moreback in town" (Led Zeppelin) I had an early morning Board of Directors meeting in Rocky Hill and stopped at Ani's for a coffee and something to eat. I found it Inside an ordinary looking strip mall. The coffee choices are pretty impressive, and their website made me chuckle when I saw them ask viewers to "Drop the orange and pink branded cup ;-) - There is a better way to start your morning, power your day, and sip on a little sunshine". I passed on their lineup of Cappuccino, Lattes, Espressos, Americanos, Macchiato, Cold Brews, Vietnamese, Cuban, And Con Panna, because all I wanted was a regular coffee, I went with their Deep Roast version known as CAFÉ HABANA, an espresso bean blend from Guatemala, Brazil, and Nicaragua. It was excellent, a yummy dark roast coffee with plenty of taste to it. Now seriously, what is a morning coffee without an accompanying bakery treat. They had a tempting variety of empanadas, croissants, pastries, and it was a tough decision before I put my money down on a muffin-like asparagus cheese frittata. It was decadently great. While I was waiting for my order, I looked around and saw quite a bit of prepared food (all prepared from scratch in house) for take-out. They have a lunch menu and a great looking Italian themed catering menu with Manicotti, Hand Stuffed Shells, Beef Lasagna, Three Cheese Lasagna, Four Cheese Mac & Cheese, and Eggplant Torta. Your shopping and browsing experience will also include sightings of canned goods, assorted groceries and baked goods. For all of these reasons, I was very impressed with my stop at Ani's, and I bet you'll be too.