Ben is an artist with his delicious selections from savory to sweet. Follow their Instagram account so you can pre-order and pick up until they can open for sit down service again.
Andrew Scampini
What an amazing place! First time and can't wait to go back. Had the turkey pot pie, awesome! Everyone there so friendly.
Mark Mellinger
Great quiche and salads.
mj gant
Local favorite. Extraordinary food, real European style quiche. Always busy and delicious.
Shawna Fitzsimmons
Always consistent on the best things: superior quality of food, hot and delicious coffee, and great customer service. Never fails!
Lisa Carson
Delicious. Want to go again. Cool spot. Clean food.
CLCoronios
Wine-tasting buddy, Marji, and I often grab a sandwich and head up to Furnace Brook Winery to enjoy sipping and sitting (either in their screened gazebo overlooking the orchard or in front of their huge stone fireplace). We FINALLY hit a day when Ben's was open, as we'd been wanting to try it but not hitting its open days (Thursday - Sunday, catering to the weekend City crowd). Menu, which changes regularly, is printed on blackboards high on the wall; there are a few small tables for eating in, and at least one table outside for nice weather. Staff was courteous and knowledgeable. We both selected the open-faced smoked salmon sandwich and a cookie and headed up to the winery. One bite and we were sold! I don't recall what the bread was, but it was grainy and tasty. Cream cheese was nicely flavored with fresh garlic and chives (I think) and complemented the smoked salmon perfectly. Fresh, homemade baked goods are local, but not theirs - cookies were yummy. Ben's will definitely be our go-to for a pick-up lunch on the way to the winery - as long as our schedules coincide! A nice addition to Chatham's several small restaurants.
Linda Brown
We drove from Albany just to go here on Sunday and were surprised to see a hand written note taped to the door that said closed due to insufficient staff. I checked google and the website before we left and both confirmed you would be open. Now we run a business back in Albany and do you know what we do when we don't have insufficient staff?? We work. That's what owners do. Shame on you for at least not posting this change to your google listing, as you seem to be very proficient at the rest of your social media. I am so put off that I am not sure if I will go back to give it a try. BTW, none of the other businesses seemed to be having the same issue in town, certainly not Main Street Goodness that had ample staff. Thanks for nothing and thanks for wasting our hard earned gas money. Shame on you sir.
Far and away the best coffee in the county (and real cream for those so inclined), and the savories are delectably well crafted. Not inexpensive by any stretch, but worth making any weekend morning one of luxury.
Amazing food and service, sublime!?
U Eye tree
Ben is an artist with his delicious selections from savory to sweet. Follow their Instagram account so you can pre-order and pick up until they can open for sit down service again.
What an amazing place! First time and can't wait to go back. Had the turkey pot pie, awesome! Everyone there so friendly.
Great quiche and salads.
Local favorite. Extraordinary food, real European style quiche. Always busy and delicious.
Always consistent on the best things: superior quality of food, hot and delicious coffee, and great customer service. Never fails!
Delicious. Want to go again. Cool spot. Clean food.
Wine-tasting buddy, Marji, and I often grab a sandwich and head up to Furnace Brook Winery to enjoy sipping and sitting (either in their screened gazebo overlooking the orchard or in front of their huge stone fireplace). We FINALLY hit a day when Ben's was open, as we'd been wanting to try it but not hitting its open days (Thursday - Sunday, catering to the weekend City crowd). Menu, which changes regularly, is printed on blackboards high on the wall; there are a few small tables for eating in, and at least one table outside for nice weather. Staff was courteous and knowledgeable. We both selected the open-faced smoked salmon sandwich and a cookie and headed up to the winery. One bite and we were sold! I don't recall what the bread was, but it was grainy and tasty. Cream cheese was nicely flavored with fresh garlic and chives (I think) and complemented the smoked salmon perfectly. Fresh, homemade baked goods are local, but not theirs - cookies were yummy. Ben's will definitely be our go-to for a pick-up lunch on the way to the winery - as long as our schedules coincide! A nice addition to Chatham's several small restaurants.
We drove from Albany just to go here on Sunday and were surprised to see a hand written note taped to the door that said closed due to insufficient staff. I checked google and the website before we left and both confirmed you would be open. Now we run a business back in Albany and do you know what we do when we don't have insufficient staff?? We work. That's what owners do. Shame on you for at least not posting this change to your google listing, as you seem to be very proficient at the rest of your social media. I am so put off that I am not sure if I will go back to give it a try. BTW, none of the other businesses seemed to be having the same issue in town, certainly not Main Street Goodness that had ample staff. Thanks for nothing and thanks for wasting our hard earned gas money. Shame on you sir.
Restaurantji Recommends
Delicious!
Far and away the best coffee in the county (and real cream for those so inclined), and the savories are delectably well crafted. Not inexpensive by any stretch, but worth making any weekend morning one of luxury.
Great food at a good price!
The biscuits...
The biscuits... 👌
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