Glastonbury Coffee Shop

This is the perfect small diner. The food comes out super fast, coffee is always hot but never burnt, and the prices are great.

I was looking for a coffee shop but this is more of a diner. Food was OK but nothing special (I had a sandwich). CASH ONLY or venmo.

I rarely leave poor reviews, especially for small businesses, but Glastonbury Coffee Shop has finally earned it after the nearly 20 years that I've experienced poor service and lacking meals here. I've always tried to give it another shot, and have always been disappointed. The food is subpar, the atmosphere is old and stale, and everything that you touch is sticky.The incredibly rude staff is the worst issue here though. The servers are decidedly unwelcoming, and will make you feel as though you are an inconvenience to them as soon as you walk in the door.There are so many better locally owned establishments to give your business to. Do not waste your time or money here.

This place might be good for locals/regulars and a cheap breakfast but it's not my cup of tea. Prefer Ken's corner and the breakfast places in Manchester like the Cosmic Omelette. I think the home fries are frozen and the eggs were a little too greasy and buttery for scrambled eggs. My husband's over easy which were better. The coffee tasted weak, and I am not a coffee person, and the OJ reminded me of Sunny D, which funny enough was the best part of my meal as it reminded me of my childhood. Bacon was good. Toast is toast. Sausage was Jimmy Dean's or something similar.

The theme song to Cheers plays in my head every time I visit Coffee Shop. It’s mostly locals that know each other’s names. Recognize and great the out of towners myself).Great price for a hearty serving of good food.