Great service and the food was fresh and prepared well... very short wait time and very back in time feel

One of my daughters and I stopped in at the Miss Florence diner for breakfast. The menu is pretty expansive and they have the cool little jukeboxes at every table. We didn't have any quarters so we didn't try it, but it's pretty darn cool. I opted for corn beef hash, 2 eggs (scrambled), home fries, and rye toast with a small orange juice. It was solid!! I liked that they had an assortment of jellies on the table. Great spot that I'd encourage people to try if they're in the area. I believe they are open limited hours for dinner too.

This place is incredible! Everyone there works so hard and are so friendly at the same time! I got Eggs Benedict. The hollandaise sauce was to die for! My friends got the the French dip Sandwich, sweet potato fries, and a number of their breakfast and lunch items. Everything was outstanding and everyone working there was amazing! Highly recommend!

Fabulous breakfast earlier today. Chicken, Broccoli, and Cheddar omelette. Robust coffee (and it keeps coming.) Ample space at the counter. Very friendly and timely service. Great vibe, too. Free parking on the side + air conditioner. Will be back!

Another win in western MA. 10 score for the queer-o-meter! We got basic breakfasts and it was great. Service was friendly and accommodating. Per usual I was a PITA and the waitress was awesome. The food was fresh, cooked to order and accurate. The table side jukebox was SO COOL. We plopped in some quarters and listened to ABBA as well as a few other fab groups. Go here and enjoy yourself. Cheers!

Heading to Yankee Candle on the earlier side gives us an excuse to go to breakfast. This place was a home run! Charming, historic with the best waitress we've had in a long time (and she only works Sundays!). The Cowboy omelet for hubs, the Big Benedict for me-- home fries were delish, portions huge! My hollandaise sauce was broken but other than that, loved it all! Great for people watching and a hearty meal (breakfast and a show lol). I don't doubt that we'll be back many times!

Stopped in on a Saturday late morning for brunch. Place was jam packed. The original dining car, circa 1942, has about 15 stools and 7 booths. There are an additional 4 booths in an addition. All booths and 13 stools had fannies. My server, Leah, was very capable. In fact, the two servers are tasked with a lot... busing and cleaning tables, taking orders, refilling beverages, cashing out, answering the phone, etc. etc. etc.. I ordered the corned beef hash w two eggs over, home fries, and sourdough toast. Considering the mob scene, I was pleasantly surprised when my order came literally in minutes. The CBH is home-made, but has the consistency of canned.....no chunks. But it was very excellent. Leah did a great job, checking on me several times. BTW, in answer to my question on whether the CBH was home-made, she mentioned that they go thru about 600 to 700 POUNDS of corn beef in a typical week. Handicap ramp on the side. Bathrooms are clean, grub is good, prices reasonable. Worth a visit.