Cozy Nook Restaurant — Restaurant in Harvard

Today I had my very first (and definitely the last) visit to this place. The service was okay but the food was very bad. The coffee was beyond stale/burnt. I'm not even sure how to describe the taste of it. Like if the coffee grounds had been expired for well over ten years. Like I could taste the moss in the "dust" of the coffee grounds. I'm sorry if I'm been too extreme, but the coffee was seriously bad. ALSO, there was my favorite hot sauce on the table, Louisiana hot. Guess what? Didn't have any. Since the entire sauce in that bottle was dark green, almost brown towards the cap. So, yes, OLD. Pancakes were plasticky. Bacon, rancid smelling and not the best tasting one. Not even the water got my attention. It did taste like beachy metal. Dude, the entire experience was bad. To those people that give this place more than two stars, maybe take me with next time you go. There might be such thing as having vip top of the line experience. I would love to see and taste to believe someone has actually had FRESH, DELICIOUS food...

I had a bad experience here but I thought I should give them a second chance so i tried it again..... bad idea. Me and my significant other sat down to an almost empty restaurant and waited over 5 mins for a waitress to plop 2 menus on the table as I went to reach for them and walk away. Immediately came back and asked if we picked yet, we had not. As it was almost noon I asked what time breakfast was served until and she replied "uhh untill 2 when we close duhh." At this point we just walked out and went to Kellys Restaurant down the street, which was delicious...

I’ve been going to Cozy Nook since the early 90s, back when it was called Nick’s Cozy Nook. It used to be one of my favorite spots, but over the years, the food has lost some of its original charm. While the menu still offers a variety of options, the overall quality just isn’t what it used to be. That being said, the breakfast is still very good and remains a highlight. If you're looking for a solid breakfast, it's worth a visit, but I do miss the old days when every meal...