111/351: Palmer

Tables at the Farm: Irish Benedict, eggs cooked correctly and decent taste to Hollandaise. Corn beef hash was good. I didn't realize it came on top of corn bread. That flavor mix didn't go well. I should've asked for an English muffin. Homefries were fair with that lame "all season" spice.

Good effort for a "Yay!"

Lunenburg

110/351:  Stella's Coffee shop... Greasy spoon, hollandaise sauce was okay and eggs cooked perfect. I expected canned hash. Could tell homefries are made fresh, just didn't like the taste.

Good enough for a "Yay!"

June 5, 2021

110/351: Methuen, Country Kitchen... Hollandaise sauce tasted funny. Home fries weren't very good. It's a "Nay!"

May 29, 2021 "Covid Christmas"

109/351: Ludlow,  Evan's Egg House... You'd think an "Egg" house would have Benedict's, especially on the weekends.

Food was not good. Easy "Nay!"

 108/351: Sutton, MA: KP's Breakfast & Lunch....Little disappointed they didn't have Eggs Benedict (it showed photos on their website). Turns out it's only weekends.

I got a Spanish omelette: ham, peppers, onion, mushroom, cheese.....Food was hot. The food had that signature "greasy spoon" type flavor, which is fine (occasionally). 

Since I'd be willing to try their Eggs Benedict....I guess it's a "Yay!" for a return visit. 

107/351, Amesbury, MA: Hollow Cafe Random pick before hitting a brewery. I asked if the corn beef hash was "homemade", I was told "yes". But, I'm going with no. That was the only glitch. Everything was very tasty, eggs cooked proper. Had homefries "supreme" = cheese, onions, peppers. I got once piece of Challah bread French toast....very large and tasty.

"Yay!"

106/351: The Bistro, Westborough, MA: Rather disappointed. It's good that they use red bliss potatoes for the homefries, however, they were so dry it was close to inedible. The English muffin for the benedict was so raw, it was difficult to tell whether they even tried to toast/grill it.

"Nay!"