An absolute delight of a place to stop in for homemade food to go or dine in after a walk on the nearby Windham Derry Rail Trail. Seasonal favorites. Breakfast and Lunch or grab a quart of the excellent daily selections of soup, Chowder or Chili for dinner at home. Fresh baked goods, warm tea and a selection of coffee awaits. The Country Store is a wonderful place to look for gifts or treats for yourself. The dining area is lovely with plenty of character and trinkets from New England's past. Sit in bring a friend, loved one and be ready to meet new friends in this little corner spot run like you are family not a customer.

After traveling through New England, I have found a place that has the best breakfast ever! I had a hungry hobo sandwich, and could barely eat all of it. It is huge. The staff here is welcoming in the atmosphere is very inviting. Just remember soup season is just around the corner and they offer quarts to go. I highly recommend the clam chowder.

Wonderful place within a minute from the Windham/Salem rail trail. Stopped for coffee and breakfast. Staff is super friendly, food was delicious. Highly recommend for a casual dining with indoor and outdoor seating.

This breakfast place was so cute, warm, and welcoming! The coffee was amazing and fresh. The French toast was the softest, fluffiest French toast I've ever had. I didn't even need a real knife! The plastic knife cut right through like butter, and the maple syrup!! Ooh my, it was rich and sweet! Way better than Florida's syrup. The staff are so kind and friendly. There is a cute little gift shop that has some neat little things and some great candy. If you're going to try a bakery item, you HAVE to get the pistachio cake. It was heaven! This was a perfect end to my vacation. Thank you!

Got the "hungry boy" breakfast and they call it that because boy you're going to be hungry after, and they ridiculously took $11 for it which was actually $2 more than what it said on the printed menu. Tiny pile of potatoes, three very thin slices of bacon, 2 eggs....I've gotten three eggs, way more potatoes, and better bacon for less money before at other places Potatoes were undercooked, low quality bacon was overcooked, they couldn't even be bothered to cut your toast in half, never gave ketchup or asked if you wanted it. I asked who makes their coffee, which they sell by the bag in their own bags so you can't tell who makes it. The lady "didn't know." Hmmm. I noticed there was a whole essay above the coffee urns talking about free trade coffee from a collaborative but they interestingly covered it up with bags of coffee. It tasted like Folgers. I've seen this before where they put the product in their own containers so you don't know it's cheap quality and then sell it at a much higher price. Desserts aren't homemade but mass produced (lady said she didn't know who makes those either), but I saw the box said Encore). There was a chain in front of the gift shop saying it opens at 8 and it was already 8:30. This place is obviously shoddily run and a ripoff, $11 for that tiny, low quality breakfast was absolutely ridiculous. I do not recommend.

Thank you for making my birthday breakfast so enjoyable yesterday! From our nearly three year old grandson, to our lovely police officer son (who had to run off on duty!), to his wife's family from Costa Rica, and my wonderful husband, we all really enjoyed our start to the day. This time last year, I was undergoing treatment in Dana Farber and we didn't know if I would see another birthday yet here we were enjoying ourselves 'Chez Kay'!

We enjoy the sandwiches but often stop for to- go soups and stews on the rotating menu. Delicious cinnamon buns. Lovely staff and friendly service. I enjoy browsing the gift shop after lunch.

Stopped there on our way to the Robert Frost farm. This was definitely a cute country store type setting. And the food was great. I recommend it as a nice place to stop, shop & eat! Will definitely go again when I'm over that way!