Shelby and Amy are wonderful waitresses. Very nice to talk with and attentive. The place is just a…read morenice dive of Americana.

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!

I have not been to Emma's since they moved to Sterling and I forgot just how their food is so…read morewonderfully delicious. The breakfast sandwich I had was beyond expectation, the flavors and combination of ingredients and seasoning was spot on. Had a side of home fries that were also incredibly tasty and so much better than what you get at other breakfast places. The entire staff is so helpful and take out service is so easy. Looking forward to the next time I have a chance to stop in and see the staff and try other items on the menu.

Located in Sterling, MA is an adorable farm to table cafe service breakfast and lunch. Thanks to…read morefellow Yelpers we found this delicious cafe. It is walk up service with indoor and outdoor seating. They have a variety of coffee and teas, a small bakery and farm fresh foods. My daughter had a açaí bowl and an ice coffee, my husband had a breakfasts sandwich with a side of home fries and a nitro cold brew and I had an Emma's Garden Omelet with fresh veggies, bacon, sour dough toast and home fries. I also got a cold brew ice tea with coconut. The food was delivered to our table. We all loved our food. The vegetables were all fresh in my omelet. The cold brew tea was different, but I liked it. The staff were friendly and prompt. I would absolutely return here for breakfast.

All on the menu is really good. Service and presentation are great. They're moving to a new…read morelocation on Main Street. I'm sure it will be even better

If you're from out of town, don't try this place they're closed and the number is not in order but…read morestill showing open on Yelp

Prince Cafe has everything you would like to have in the morning..nice people, great atmosphere and…read moredelicious homemade food. The waffles we had were outstanding...we also asked for a scoop of ice-cream on each order, which our four grands enjoyed. Our friend had the turkey club, as did my husband, that too was great. So glad The Prince Cafe is here!!

Family owned - Clean, warm inviting atmosphere! The owner greeted us as if we were a friend…read more I can't say enough good things about my first experience here. I will definitely be back. Breakfast was delicious. We even bought a pastry that was a homemade cake that we had to try before taking home. That was scrumptious! I highly recommend trying this place out. The nice thing is it's the best kept secret and there's not a lot of people there because they just opened. A quiet gem! But not for long. I'm sure the word will get out and it will be the place to go.

The best breakfast sandwiches and iced coffee to get the day started right! The girls are all very…read morefriendly and efficient.

On my way from Boston to Springfield, VT, this was a great spot to stop for breakfast. The…read morebreakfast burrito was just what I needed, as well as the fresh brewed iced tea. Looked like this was a local hangout spot with tons of regulars, and everyone was friendly. Tons of options here, and then queue up for an order, and then staff delivers food to your table. There is limited seating on a busy day, and queues can be long. Looked like there was also a drive thru if you're looking for a local place to grab some food or caffeine on the go!

Cute bright diner with good food and nice folks…read more We came here with friends for creative fresh versions of classic diner food for one of our birthdays. It was bright and clean. It's small but doesnt feel crowded. Seating is in booths or on counter stools, plus a few tables. The menu over the counter at 9:30am was mostly breakfast (Jul 2026). We had rich cheddar grits, soft scrambled eggs, crispy bacon, and crisp home fries and toast. The hearty cheddar farmhouse omelet and sausage came with creamy homemade baked beans, HF & T. For our sweet-tooth, we had melt-in-your-mouth cinnamon french toast and some sweet coconut pudding. All with strong smooth coffee, some black and some standing up well to cream. Everything tasted fresh and bright, better than diner-food has a right to be. Everyone joined in a friendly round of happy birthday that made us feel warm and at home :-)

Blue Moon Diner isn't just a place to eat--it's local legend. The menu is a single two‑sided sheet,…read morebecause this isn't the Cheesecake Factory and they don't need a novella to prove themselves. They cook what they cook, and what they cook is magic. If you walk in and don't order the Eggs Irish, you've made a tactical error. The hollandaise alone is worth the trip. It's not overly citric, not gloopy, not pretending to be fancy--it's smooth, balanced, and somehow manages to make everything it touches taste like it's living its best life. On Eggs Irish, it becomes a full‑blown religious experience. Add their homemade corned beef hash for a few extra bucks and suddenly you're questioning why every other diner in America can't get this right. The omelets are tight, well‑built, and structurally sound--like they were engineered by someone who respects eggs as a building material. People show up for the country‑fried potatoes, but they stay for the pancakes, which are so good they should probably come with a warning label about emotional attachment. Everything here is over‑the‑top decent, and when you remember this diner was built in the 1920s--over a century ago--it all clicks. This is legacy. This is what happens when a place figures out what works and then refuses to let time, trends, or nonsense talk them out of it. No shortcuts, no chaos, just a menu designed to be executed well every single time. The staff gets it. They're friendly without being fake, fast without being frantic, and they treat you like someone who belongs there. The food comes out consistent because the menu is built for consistency. It's diner food, sure--but it's diner food operating at a level that puts it in the same conversation as Carl's Oxford Diner and the Bridge Diner in Lancaster. Go here. Eat. Leave full. It's not complicated. I've never walked out hungry, and I don't think it's even possible.

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.

Sorry but he went in at noon time on Sunday and it was extremely hot out so we were looking forward…read moreto the air-conditioning but there is no air-conditioning at Meadowbrook. They did have overhead fans, but they were over the retail area not the food area. You could tell the staff was sweating and so are we. We both got club sandwiches that were $14 and we asked what came with them and were told a slice of apple. It's a very nice place but the prices are ridiculous and the atmosphere seems to be lacking any thought about the comfort for the patrons. They close at three.

Our second visit to this little gem was today. The breakfast to our group of six was served…read moreunbelievably fast. Everything from pancakes to omelettes was delicious. Great coffee too! Highly recommended.

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.!