Freight House Café

"It's felt like home. Old counrty feel. General store type of feel."

"This facility does not follow ADA laws or practices. It does not allow service animals. Terrible service and management. Do not waste your time."

"Cute little place right off Route 2. The corn chowder was great. We shared a chicken salad wrap with a ton of chicken in it. Very tasty. Plus, you can get antiques, too."

"Cold, rude staff who don't allow bathroom usage without a purchase & key to it (note at front door states that it was vandalized recently). Coffee is over $3 for a 12 oz cup which is Fogbuster branded, expensive and actually not that good. No creamer/half & half for said coffee available. Food and antique items are also grossly overpriced. Some pluses, if any, is that there's ample parking & it's near an FRTA bus stop."

"Drove 2 hours to shop for antiques outside of the city. Thought it would be fun to go to western Mass and see what treasure troves they had! Was met with a very rude woman working at the cafe inside, who presumably is the owner. She wouldn't let us use the porta potty out front till we bought something and there were passive aggressive signs everywhere (something about how someone ruined her bathroom so now no one could use it and another handwritten piece of paper places on the old dolls - literally in a bucket, naked that these dolls were not for children to play with). On top of that, everything in this place was CRAZY expensive! Several empty glass bottles for ~$24 each, really beaten down stuff for more than it was worth. I dunno, good luck lady. We drove to Greenfield and found a really cute spot with amazing staff. Yup the price tag on the below doll/ Cloth statue? Says $165.00. No explanation of why it was so expensive either."