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Address: 44 Old Princeton Rd, 5th Massachusetts Turnpike Entrance, Fitchburg, MA 01420
Phone: (978) 696-3420
Website: https://oliverscafema.com/
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Reviews
Jea Kim
Spacious, low-key café with solid food and an easygoing vibe.
I was looking for a local spot to get some work done, and this one looked great. Right by the water (more of a small pond than a “fall”), plenty of seating, and not too crowded. It’s on the first floor of an old office building, and since most of the offices nearby looked inactive, the whole place was really quiet.
Ordered a SEC breakfast sandwich, a beignet, and an iced coffee. Everything was straightforward but good and affordable (prices closer to Dunkin). Nothing fancy, just well-made and satisfying, which is really all I want from a place like this.
Might bring my dog next time and hang out on the patio when the weather’s nice.
… moreI was looking for a local spot to get some work done, and this one looked great. Right by the water (more of a small pond than a “fall”), plenty of seating, and not too crowded. It’s on the first floor of an old office building, and since most of the offices nearby looked inactive, the whole place was really quiet.
Ordered a SEC breakfast sandwich, a beignet, and an iced coffee. Everything was straightforward but good and affordable (prices closer to Dunkin). Nothing fancy, just well-made and satisfying, which is really all I want from a place like this.
Might bring my dog next time and hang out on the patio when the weather’s nice.
Claudia Lavoie
Went for breakfast for the first time, the place is a little intimidating, it’s huge and feels empty. Where the tables are it’s cute, but still feels like is missing something. Outside it’s gorgeous. Service was great, but slow and a little disorganized. Food was adequate, the pineapple/coconut scone was the best scone I’ve ever had, but the pao de queijo was cold like it was taking from the freezer before bringing it to my table, the toast was grilled not toasted and it was soft, the bread tasted good. The avocado toast was decent, but it looked like they used pre made guacamole. The coffee was no coffee at all, I ordered an oat milk iced latte, they gave me the ice, the oat milk and no or very little coffee for the color and taste. I didn’t bring it back because it got busy and already took so long for them to serve us. I will go back because the outside area is so pretty and my mom loved her scone, but that’s about it.
… moreCycliste du Café
Rolling into an industrial corner of Fitchburg, one would never expect a café here. Yet the surprise of the waterfall, umbrellas, and tables beckons with hope. Inside, the space is industrial-chic, vast and echoing. Expectations rise as quickly as they are tempered.
For the rider, alas, little has been considered. No rack, no dedicated spot—only a lean against the wall or perhaps the fence near the riverside tables where one can keep a vigilant eye. Service, on a Sunday morning, was overwhelmed: haggard staff and depleted ingredients, though one gentleman stood out with genuine friendliness. No free water, but large bathrooms—a strange mismatch of scale and service.
The falls provide charm, but the café itself feels curiously hollow. Youth soccer players, hikers, a few passers-through… none linger. No esprit, no panache. It is a place to fuel and move on, not to commune with civilisation over espresso.
The Lavazza urn delivered a burnt brew—neither good nor bad, simply functional. Coffee as utility, not artistry.
An egg-and-bacon sandwich, bodega-simple: salty, sufficient, but without decadence. Pastries had vanished by the time of our visit, leaving only crumbs of possibility.
Oliver’s sits upon a jewel of a waterfall, yet has not translated this terroir into its spirit. For the cyclist, it is a rest stop of necessity, not desire. One leaves with calories but not with longing to return.
Ratings
Café: 2/5
Pâtisserie: ?/5
À Vélo: 1/5
… moreFor the rider, alas, little has been considered. No rack, no dedicated spot—only a lean against the wall or perhaps the fence near the riverside tables where one can keep a vigilant eye. Service, on a Sunday morning, was overwhelmed: haggard staff and depleted ingredients, though one gentleman stood out with genuine friendliness. No free water, but large bathrooms—a strange mismatch of scale and service.
The falls provide charm, but the café itself feels curiously hollow. Youth soccer players, hikers, a few passers-through… none linger. No esprit, no panache. It is a place to fuel and move on, not to commune with civilisation over espresso.
The Lavazza urn delivered a burnt brew—neither good nor bad, simply functional. Coffee as utility, not artistry.
An egg-and-bacon sandwich, bodega-simple: salty, sufficient, but without decadence. Pastries had vanished by the time of our visit, leaving only crumbs of possibility.
Oliver’s sits upon a jewel of a waterfall, yet has not translated this terroir into its spirit. For the cyclist, it is a rest stop of necessity, not desire. One leaves with calories but not with longing to return.
Ratings
Café: 2/5
Pâtisserie: ?/5
À Vélo: 1/5
JC Christiansen
A very quaint breakfast/snack destination inside an old factory with a very bohemian vibe and an incredible back deck overlooking a overspill pond that reminded me of a Japanese water garden.
If you get Amanda as you counter clerk be nice; I had her on the 3rd day of her first job and she was just super.
… moreIf you get Amanda as you counter clerk be nice; I had her on the 3rd day of her first job and she was just super.
W B
I was really disappointed with Oliver’s Café. I ordered a steak sandwich, but it was basically just onions and cheese with barely any steak at all and honestly one of the worst sandwiches I’ve had in a long time. To make it worse, we waited about half an hour for the food even though the place was completely empty. The only positive thing I can say is that the outside seating area is nice, with a small waterfall that gives it a peaceful vibe. Unfortunately, the food and service just don’t match the setting.
… moreNed Utzig
Looking for a breakfast spot with good food and a fantastic atmosphere? Olivers by the Falls over delivers on both. Robust coffee, great sandwiches and pastries. And they are not kidding about by the falls, eat outside on their dog friendly patio and take in the roar of a classic New England mill pond waterfall. Indoors is equally charming with beautiful mill brick work and expansive windows looking out at the pond.
Not as cheap as a local diner or Dunks but worth the splurge.
… moreNot as cheap as a local diner or Dunks but worth the splurge.
William Walsh
Stopped in for a sandwich and coffee. The atmosphere is very relaxed. The decor is very nice and they have sofa chairs and couches. There are books for public use on the shelf in the corner. Extremely friendly environment. Kind of a hidden place tucked away in the book of Fitchburg. The food was better than the other Local Coffee shops. Price wise was worth it. You at least get the quality of what you’re paying for.
… moreFred Kuo
We were staying at Great Wolf Lodge for a mini-vacation and stopped here for breakfast on the way home. Wish we had found it sooner. It’s off the main road, so you’d miss it unless you did a search but so glad we did. Kids ate my breakfast sandwich so had to order another then tried a fresh baked blueberry/lemon scone which was amazing. Plenty of room to spread out in their cafe which looks to be a multi-use space with other offices around. Atmosphere is well-thought out and relaxing. Had we stayed longer would have liked to have tried lunch.
… moreLizzy Rod
Beautiful atmosphere incredible view of a waterfall. Sandwich was Amazing Hot Turkey avocado with cheese on sourdough bread with an incredible spread. Small coffee with mocha peppermint shot with some heavy cream. Staff were very nice and professional and eager to accommodate their customers.
… moreDon
On a visit to the nearby waterpark the local Dunkin Donuts had the worst reviews ever. This place is just down the road and absolutely worth the 3 minute ride. Service was friendly and warm. The food was delicious and worth the price point. The lady at the front recommended the house cappuccino decaf and it was out of this world. Visiting or in town worth visiting for sure!
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