The Plate

Had the BLT and Green smoothie. The smoothie was great! The BLT was ok. A little too fancy for my taste. The bun and the zesty mayo were a bit too much for me. I guess I prefer to keep it simple. I also ordered 2 brown sugar cookies... I got chocolate chip instead. Didn't realize this until later since I got my meal to go. They were good but I was looking forward to eating what I actually ordered.

Food was great, flavorful, thoughtfully prepared, beautifully presented. Modern styling inside, fabulously clean unisex bathrooms. The baked goods looked wonderful, but I didn't try any this time. We had the house tomato fennel soup. Perfection! I had a panini with prosciutto, mozzarella and fig butter. Dear God, so good. My mother had a spectacular falafel burger. Manager Katie was very friendly. Will absolutely return!

Our first visit to this location 7/2/17. Enjoyed a wild blueberry waffle ($9) which was an okay size, not too big, not too small. Great flavor, texture was a crisp outside and soft inside, served with butter, syrup and a scoop of blueberries. Also tried a popover which was hollow inside. I would expect some nice softness inside but this was mainly the crisp outside which was unfortunate - all air. (not at all like Pie in the Sky in Woods Hole - amazing popovers!) The biggest disappointment was the Eggs Benedict ($14). The potato is visually unappealing with it's dark coloring. The potato was mostly soft, not much crisp however a pretty good flavor. The eggs were poached nicely. However the hollandaise sauce was quite off. It was overwhelmingly acidic. It was as if they forgot the butter completely because there was no richness or creaminess to the flavor, it was pure tang from way too much lemon. This was unexpected and the main reason for the 2 stars, and at this price point, it should be spot on. The coffee was good and the mocha was very good.