Old Town Cafe 222 North Avenue, Abington, MA 02351

"Worst place I've ever been too. The food was plain. Sat down outside, waited 15 mins to even get a menu. Service was horrendous. Waitress asked if we wanted refills and we said yea. 15 mins later no refills came and she bought the check over. Charged us for stuff we didn't get. Just an all around not good experience which is a shame cause it's a nice little place"

"Came here on a random fall Saturday and did not leave disappointed. Very nice chill and quaint breakfast stop. For your money you get a good portions of food. For 2 people we got the cornbread French toast and biscuits and gravy. With sides included. The bacon was crispy and sausage tender. The orange juice is fresh squeezed and quite tasty. Nice spot for families or casual dates. The menu has plenty of options for carnivores and vegetarians, as the staff was able to let us substitute sides and such."

"They have a variety of breakfast and lunch options with children menu. We had breakfast there. The table split corn bread french toast which was really good. Had corn beef hash with eggs, other had western omelet which was delicious. Parking is across the street. There is outdoor dining. Tables inside are small had a hard time fitting all the food for three adults and a toddler."

"Love this place! You get a lot of good food for your money. The homemade hash was a highlight for me. The pancakes are thick and fluffy - they practically have their own zip code! Coffee is also really good with free refills. Be warned - it is right next to the local commuter line and the train does rattle the place. I personally don't mind that because I like trains."

"After looking for a place to eat after church and our usual haunt was too crowded, I picked the closest breakfast eatery and I must say, pleasantly surprised. It is not a lavish place by no stretch of the imagination, but what it lacks in posh decor, it makes up in delicious fare. It was not packed, the waitress was very friendly, and the food was great. Definitely going back more often. 4.7."