The Claremont Village Eatery

Nice quiet cafe for breakfast . Service was fast and there was enough vegetarian food for breakfast

My best friend and I came to get breakfast here because it was across the street from Phil'z coffee where we went to grab coffee.She and I split their seasonal ricotta lemon blueberry pancakes because we saw someone else eating them and they looked delicious but turned out they were just O.K. for me she liked them but we both agreed it wasn't anything special.I also ordered what I thought was an avocado toast with hard boiled eggs what I got was a toast with a huge fried piece of cheese that they hard boiled eggs and turkey bacon were fried with topped with avocado. Definitely wouldn't order again.My friend ordered a blueberry Brie grilled cheese that she loved Our total was about $60 The aesthetic of the cafe was cute The people who were there we super friendly and nice there wasn't a lot of people so service was also quick but I probably wouldn't come back to eat here honestly but the area is so cute to walk around

A small, quaint café with excellent food and service. The Claremont Village Eatery provides a cozy atmosphere while you get a filling breakfast/brunch. Sitting by the window makes you feel like you're in Gilmore Girls - love it!My fiancé and I ordered a specialty bagel: Lochs-nest Monster and Baldy Breakfast. The Lochs-nest Monster is served on an Everything Bagel with Smoked Salmon, Cream Cheese, and Red Onions. Great bagel for any time. The Baldy Bagel consisted of sausage, egg, and cheddar. The ratios were a little off - more egg and cheddar than sausage and very oily. Other than that, a very filling sandwich! Both bagels came with a little treat which was delicious.On the side: regular latte with oat milk. Smooth!

Stopped by here for brunch with my friends after hiking nearby. There's currently an Autumn menu with some delicious options. I only wish they listed their prices so I didn't have to keep asking for everything single thing I was interested in. The vibe is very homey, mom and pop shop cozy. There are plenty of seats here, although the spacing felt tight and we had to move our chairs in to allow space for the other patrons. I had to get the Pumpkin Mousse Brioche French Toast, and my friends got the Sunday Brunch Avo Toast and the Piggacado. I loved the pumpkin mousse on the toast, it was soo good. We all enjoyed our meals, and would love to come back to try more of their menu.

Love this american style relax place !!! So many customers during the weekday ! You must try their hot latte omg when you drink it you feel like you r in France ~ will definitely bring my love one to try this restaurant in this beautiful and Educational small town !!

Great good, and even better service! When I was there, there was some construction going on, so only half of the restaurant was available for sitting, but there were still 3 tables instead, bar stool seating, and outdoor tables. I got the caesar salad wrap, and it was a perfectly balanced wrap, definitely satisfied my cravings. The workers were so sweet, and they really made the eatery feel super cozy/homey. Definitely some by if you're in the area!

We went in for lunch after the Farmer's Market and cafe was busy. Menu offers a variety of salads, sandwiches, salads, etc. Our table was dirty and we had to clean it ourselves. Trashcan in dining room was overflowing with trash. I was finally able to catch an employee and told him of table and trash. He promptly handled the trash situation. Food was pretty good.

I thought this place looked very cute so I wanted to try it. Came here with my partner and the woman behind the register was very nice, and ordering was fine. I was shocked though to see my sandwich, burrito, cup of soup and coffee came out to be $60 . And I quite literally could not eat the farm house soup, I do not recommend it. The weirdest part was seeing the interactions between what i assume was a manager and customers. Service felt selective while watching. The only positive was that my blackberry brie sandwich was delicious.

We stumbled upon this cute little cafe nestled in an adorable village, though parking was a bit tricky on a Saturday morning. The service was fantastic, with the staff going above and beyond. I ordered the tuna melt, and while it had a bit too much cheese for my taste, their cherry blossom lemonade was delightful. I loved the random little sweet treat they include with most items--it's such a charming touch. The PSL, however, wasn't my favorite. On the plus side, the prices were reasonable. Overall, it's a lovely spot with great service, but with so many options nearby, I might explore other places before coming back. I still gave 5 stars because overall I enjoyed my experience.

My wife and I got the dancing chicken panini and Harvard ham panini and they were amazing Also the lemonade and ice teas. Love this place Can't wait to come back