The Lady Killigrew Cafe

Amazing view. I wish you had espresso coffee. and that you opened later than 5.

Great place, views, coffee, food and staff!

Location and ambiance are lovely but we found the eats to underwhelming... Came here for a quick coffee and breakfast before hitting the road but discovered they had pretty limited options for that first, most important meal of the day.

Only two types of bagel options, two types of coffee (regular or cold brew), and very limited other morning beverage choices (for those of us who don't drink coffee). Perhaps minimalism is their thing?

I will say, I tried the "Maple Milk" which, spoiler alert, is literally maple syrup stirred into whole milk, Nesquick-style. But hot damn was it tasty! Who'da thunk it.

Anyways, word on the street is they're sandwiches are pretty great so maybe lunch would have been a more representative meal for the Lady. We'll have to try again!

PROS: Adorable. Friendly staff, cool vibe. Picturesque, easily the most beautiful cafe in Western Massachusetts.

CONS: Understandably popular. Some customers linger at tables, despite best efforts of the staff.

Best location you could ever ask for. You can enjoy your breakfast or lunch with a unique drink, while watching the water tumble down the rocks out of the enormous windows (probably original to the Mill) and grab an awesome book next door before you leave.

I love the outdoor seating, and during the winter you can hang out next to windows looking out over the river. You have a book store next door and fabulous food and drink. What more could you want?
Oh, and there's wifi :D

Delicious Sandwiches, A good selection of teas, terrific bread boards to share, and a view to digest slowly, as the lazy afternoon sinks. It's a place to find love, not just to love in itself.

That place used to be the best but they “cleaned”
the place up, painted it white (of all colors) and put these stupid lookin curtains over the windows, plus the music totally sucked!! Bring back the old Killigrew!

A little gem of a place in an old mill building and attached to a used bookstore extraordinaire. This is the place to go with a special someone for a contemplative chat and some simple healthy bites. Time at Lady Killigrew changes the aura of the day.

Waited in line for ten minutes. As we were next in line this rude woman cut in front of us to order. And the cashier willingly took her order rather than asking her to wait her turn instead of us (and then he proceeded to make rude faces at us). Will never come here again.