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Hours
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | 6 AM–3 PM |
| Tuesday | 6 AM–3 PM |
| Wednesday | 6 AM–3 PM |
| Thursday | 6 AM–3 PM |
| Friday | 6 AM–3 PM |
| Saturday | 8 AM–3 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 209 W Main St, Cheshire, CT 06410
Phone: (203) 439-9434
Website: http://www.mainstreetcaffe.com/
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Reviews
Ktol 11
Great place for breakfast. Our hotel did not offer breakfast. Such a wonderful and welcoming staff. They even spoiled SnickleFritz with some bacon with her eggs and cheese. Pets welcome at the outside tables.
… moreEd Annatone
Excellent egg salad. Not dry, good sourdough toast. Crispy chicken blt was delicious. Coffee was excellent and very hot. Very friendly and fast staff. They gave out free cookies on Valentine’s Day with each sandwich.
… moreAnnie Holland
I wish I could give them 12 stars! Best place for gluten free on the go! They are super careful with cross-contamination and I have never had a problem (celiac). Our favorite place to visit for a quick breakfast or lunch.
… moreChristian Doucette
Not thrilled with their, at times, impatient staff. Don’t bother sitting down before ordering either, as they will hover and try to kick you out. If you can get past the uninviting atmosphere, the food is actually good. It’s best you order to go, or go somewhere that makes you feel welcome.
… moreJ Vargas
I’ve visited this spot a handful of times and loved it because of the food and how cozy the spot is, but today’s experience ruined the place a little for me.
It was lunch hour on a weekday and the cafe wasn’t full, something of which I pay attention to since I don’t want to linger with my laptop if it’s busy and I don’t tend to stay long after I ate anyways. I drank my coffee while I worked on my paper then ordered lunch. About fifteen minutes after I finished my food, I’m wrapping up on my laptop when a woman, who I believe was the owner, approaches me. She did not ask me if I had purchased anything and passive aggressively and in a voice that carried to the other customers around me said that I needed to purchase something if I’m going to sit in the cafe. I was so surprised but managed to tell her that I had just finished eating.
She looked embarrassed by her mistake, apologized twice, and tried to fix it by saying that it wasn’t too busy at the moment anyways and if it got busier I could just move to a spot on the couch, but I was so put off by her rudeness that I informed her I was heading out anyway and politely gathered my things and left. After, I went online to read the reviews and see if other customers have had similar experiences and it looks like a lot of the negative reviews are due to complaints directed toward the owner.
It baffles me that her workers are so professional and kind (the only reason why I rated their service a 2/5) and that their boss displays such poor customer service.
Edit to reply to owner’s response:
Linda, you shouldn’t apologize for people “not understanding” what is clearly rudeness and lack of professionalism. It shows a transference of responsibility, unwillingness to assume accountability, and, frankly, is unbecoming of a business owner. If you are constantly having to apologize for committing the same mistake as shown in previous reviews left by other customers (and I’ve noticed that I’m not the first customer to which you have apologize for them not “understanding” you), then the obvious conclusion is that you just don’t know how to approach people. Perhaps spend a little less time trying to hold your customers accountable for your poor attitude and spend more time working on your interpersonal skills.
… moreIt was lunch hour on a weekday and the cafe wasn’t full, something of which I pay attention to since I don’t want to linger with my laptop if it’s busy and I don’t tend to stay long after I ate anyways. I drank my coffee while I worked on my paper then ordered lunch. About fifteen minutes after I finished my food, I’m wrapping up on my laptop when a woman, who I believe was the owner, approaches me. She did not ask me if I had purchased anything and passive aggressively and in a voice that carried to the other customers around me said that I needed to purchase something if I’m going to sit in the cafe. I was so surprised but managed to tell her that I had just finished eating.
She looked embarrassed by her mistake, apologized twice, and tried to fix it by saying that it wasn’t too busy at the moment anyways and if it got busier I could just move to a spot on the couch, but I was so put off by her rudeness that I informed her I was heading out anyway and politely gathered my things and left. After, I went online to read the reviews and see if other customers have had similar experiences and it looks like a lot of the negative reviews are due to complaints directed toward the owner.
It baffles me that her workers are so professional and kind (the only reason why I rated their service a 2/5) and that their boss displays such poor customer service.
Edit to reply to owner’s response:
Linda, you shouldn’t apologize for people “not understanding” what is clearly rudeness and lack of professionalism. It shows a transference of responsibility, unwillingness to assume accountability, and, frankly, is unbecoming of a business owner. If you are constantly having to apologize for committing the same mistake as shown in previous reviews left by other customers (and I’ve noticed that I’m not the first customer to which you have apologize for them not “understanding” you), then the obvious conclusion is that you just don’t know how to approach people. Perhaps spend a little less time trying to hold your customers accountable for your poor attitude and spend more time working on your interpersonal skills.
Hugo Jim
Their sandwiches are good, the service is good too and the atmosphere is nice, very well decorated inside, makes you feel like home, I’d give it 5 stars, however, their prep people are a bit slow, so it takes a while to get your food on the table.
… moreJacqueline Healey
Just started a new job in the area and SOOOOO happy I drive by this place in the morning! Great coffee, breakfast sandwiches and super nice ladies that work there!
… moreJennifer Capo
I was shocked at the huge plastic container my wrap came in. A simple paper wrapping like other sandwich shops have, would have been enough. I can’t believe they are okay with needlessly producing that much plastic waste. Also the wrap itself was all tortilla. Barely any thing inside ♀️
… moreCatholic Girl
Went there for first time today after church with friends.ordered the maple kate and toasted blueberry scone.the best score I’ve ever had.the place is cozy and a lot if delicious treats .can’t wait yo return when in area
… moreRegina
The best little spot. They make great coffee and food. So reasonably priced too!!!!
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