6 Best Cafes near Palmer

“I miss the Gin Mill folks. Used to get out for the Friday night bands there, had some good night's. Done the poker runs few times too. That can be an interesting day on two wheels. Haven't had a Gin Mill burger in a long time. Hope the family is doing well.“

“Blue Berry Crumble my new favorite. 💙 Great service, always exciting to stop and have thier coffee!“

“We have been here to eat many times when visiting our daughter at UMass! We make a trip at least one morning for breakfast. Great options, including gluten free breads, I love getting French Toast with these breads. Friendly servers and Mike is always pleasant to chat with. Highly recommend visiting if you’re in the area.“

“Mug N Muffin is such a great restaurant! I asked my son where he wanted to go for his 11th birthday breakfast and he chose them. We let them know it was his birthday and they sang to him and even had a candle handy to put in a muffin for him! It's the attention to detail and care that the servers and cooks put in that make this place so special. Every time we come our server is so nice and helpful no matter who we get. I also have a couple food intolerances that make eating out a hassle but they always take extra time to make sure everything I order is safe for me to have. Absolutely love this place.“

“Super cozy, little cafe in the middle of antique avenue. The mimosa was good and the waffle was delicious! Will definitely be back!“

“If you’re anywhere in the area, this little unassuming cafe is an absolute must.To start, Laura—who it seems typically opens in the morning—had my order memorized like I was a years-long regular after just a single visit. I waltzed in just after opening (7:05), hoping not to be “that guy” that walks in super early while she’s trying to do her side work. She assured me that all was good, and that I was more than welcome. She virtually started making my breakfast before I even ordered. Wow.Next, the food. The FOOD. The COFFEE. Some of the best savory all-American comfort breakfast food I’ve had, genuinely. I’m a coffee snob, and I like mine on the sweeter side. They nail it with their caramel lattes (at least Laura does).The atmosphere is a very warm-toned rustic feel, so it almost comes off as if you’re sitting in someone’s living room. At the center of the room is a few sofas and a table, to boot.Again, if you’re anywhere near VS&C, pop on in. You won’t regret it.“