Bridge Street Cafe

A quaint little cafe with a great view of the bay. Staff is very friendly and serviceable. Some of the beat service I've had in a while. The area is very clean and well kept and the decor is cute and very homey. It has a vintage Mom and Pop style to it. We got an egg sandwich on an English muffin with bacon, their blueberry pancakes with a side sausage, their french toast, and a cup of their New England clam chowder. Everything was spectacular. The eggs on the sandwich were cooked over medium perfectly so they weren't too runny. The french toast and pancakes were both light and fluffy, and quite sweet. The chowder was some better chowder in the area. The one critique was their sausage wasn't a breakfast sausage, so it didn't quite go with the pancakes, but it was good nonetheless. Highly recommend this place and would definitely come back.

The food was very good, but the one server was extremely overwhelmed. She was exasperated and visibly annoyed by any questions. The chef came out to help her move things along, which was very kind of her to do.
End of season can always be a difficult time in the industry with restaurants still packed but a shortage of wait staff due to "back to school".
Will definitely be back.

Food is good but service super slow. We waited and waited for a blueberry muffin, and then we got the check and the waitress vanished. Had to go to counter even though she said she would take it. Nice location, right in the middle of town.

Super nice staff, quick to be seated and food came out fast. I'm sure its packed at certain times, but we had no problem. And the best part is the actual food.