The creme brulee latte was delicious. But for $8.50, I was hoping for a slightly bigger cup. The breakfast sandwich was good, just a standard size.

Quick bite on a busy Halloween morning. Line moved fast, got an iced americano and sandwich. Perfect fuel for walking around.

The Hawthorne breakfast was huge and so good! This place has such a fun vibe for catching up with friends.

The crust is the star here. Light, perfectly charred, and that texture is just right. You gotta eat it in the restaurant to get it straight from the oven.

The apple orchard sandwich was a real highlight. The combination of crisp apples, sharp cheddar, and that honey mustard on the toasted bread just worked. We kept mentioning it for days after. A simple thing, but they executed it really well.

Great spot to grab a quick bite alone. The ginger noodle bowl is solid.

Been coming here for years, and their scone is the reason. It&rsquo;s always so moist and flaky, just like it was the first time. That kind of consistency keeps me coming back.

Michaela was so patient with us on a packed October Saturday. The Derby burger was cooked just right, and that mac and cheese bowl hit the spot. Really appreciated her keeping things smooth when the place was that busy.

Such a cozy spot with the most charming decor. The staff was so friendly and helpful when I couldn&#39;t decide what to order. They suggested the mushroom risotto, and it was just right. A really pleasant, low-key lunch.

The Jive Turkey sandwich was a solid choice. Ciabatta was fresh, and the brie-marmalade combo worked surprisingly well. Came with decent house chips. Place was hopping at lunch, but they kept things moving.

I had an amazing brunch here with delicious eggs Benedict and French toast topped with caramel bananas. The live piano music added a lovely touch to our Sunday meal.

Gluten-free bun option was a lifesaver for our group. Staff didn&#39;t blink an eye about the dietary request. Burger itself was solid, though the bun was a bit dry. Still, made the meal possible for everyone.

Was just walking by and needed a coffee. Tried the &quot;Up the Banana Tree&quot; &ndash; it&#39;s different, but in a good way. Solid spot for something other than your usual latte.

The raw oysters here are always a treat. Super fresh, great flavor. I had them with a crisp local white wine that really brought out their briny sweetness. A must for seafood fans in Salem.

Solid egg white scramble, good for a quick, healthy bite.

The croissants are textbook perfect&mdash;crispy outside, wonderfully elastic inside. The quality matches their gorgeous appearance.

Stopped by for their iced brown butter and sage pumpkin latte. That brown butter flavor really comes through, and it&#39;s not too sweet. Got it on a busy Halloween weekend, line moved fast, maybe 15 minutes. Solid iced latte.

The cozy, intimate vibe is perfect. Their wine list has some nice, unexpected local options that really fit the mood.

The portions here are big but not crazy huge, which is perfect for sharing with friends. Prices are totally fair for what you get. We split a few dishes and everyone left happy and full!

This place is cute. Grabbed some candied orange slices dipped in chocolate to go. It was a nice little pick-me-up while walking around Salem. The shop itself has a really cozy, old-fashioned feel to it.

Lunch specials are a solid deal. The staff is consistently friendly, which is nice.

Cozy spot, good for a quick bite. Staff was attentive and gave solid recommendations. The space is small, so it can feel a bit tight when busy. Solid option for the area.

The corned beef hash here is pretty good, homemade style. I liked it enough to get a third portion to go. The eggs on top were just fine.

I&#39;ve been coming here for years and the eggs Benedict are always perfect. The hollandaise is just right, not too heavy. It&#39;s a cozy spot for a quiet breakfast, and the staff is very friendly.

Burger was solid, but that toffee bread pudding is something else. Honestly, they could just serve that for dessert and call it a day. Stopped in on a whim, glad I did.

A classic diner feel, and the coffee was refilled promptly. I appreciated that the eggs tasted fresh, not like they&#39;d been sitting. The hash browns could have been crispier, but it&#39;s a reliable spot for a simple, no-fuss breakfast downtown.

Been coming here for years. The roast beef sandwich is always solid, and the soup is just right on a cold day. Place gets packed, but they keep things moving.

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