“Great food, a little on the higher side for breakfast (about $15-25 per person in just meals). We had the Chocolate Crossaint, French Toast, and Blackstone Benny, total bill $52 as of 12/2023 - the prices definitely reflect a smaller business in a big city, making it easier to swallow knowing you are supprting local. The food tastes great and was unique, classic favorites are revisted and updated with a unique twist that makes them exciting. The Blackstone Benny was delicious, with a perfect egg on top. The crossaint was also delicious, but a bit too flakey from the warming before delivery, we were more worried about the mess we were leaving behind rather than the food.No real decorations in the facility, there are some TVs and standard seating, which you can tell has seen use, the booths are pretty used and squishy making it weird to eat when you're so sunk in, but that comes with love and usage. I would designate this as a "local, no frills spot" that let's the food talk instead of the building.We were in the area for a one-time errand and decided to walk over and check it out. Overall glad we did. Would gladly come back as a treat to grab a bite, Fairhaven is fun to be in and this place offers a great opportunity to fill up before spending the day walking around the shops and down to the water.Overall would recommend as a good brunch spot! Wait time on a Sunday at 11am was around 20 minutes so plan accordingly.“
“Great food, a little on the higher side for breakfast (about $15-25 per person in just meals). We had the Chocolate Crossaint, French Toast, and Blackstone Benny, total bill $52 as of 12/2023 - the prices definitely reflect a smaller business in a big city, making it easier to swallow knowing you are supprting local. The food tastes great and was unique, classic favorites are revisted and updated with a unique twist that makes them exciting. The Blackstone Benny was delicious, with a perfect egg on top. The crossaint was also delicious, but a bit too flakey from the warming before delivery, we were more worried about the mess we were leaving behind rather than the food.No real decorations in the facility, there are some TVs and standard seating, which you can tell has seen use, the booths are pretty used and squishy making it weird to eat when you're so sunk in, but that comes with love and usage. I would designate this as a "local, no frills spot" that let's the food talk instead of the building.We were in the area for a one-time errand and decided to walk over and check it out. Overall glad we did. Would gladly come back as a treat to grab a bite, Fairhaven is fun to be in and this place offers a great opportunity to fill up before spending the day walking around the shops and down to the water.Overall would recommend as a good brunch spot! Wait time on a Sunday at 11am was around 20 minutes so plan accordingly.“