3A Café & Bakery — Restaurant in Plymouth

Hugely disappointed. During an outbreak of covid my daughter was in quarantine and her husband was in the hospital. With all she had going on her boss was kind enough to order some food to be sent to her home. When it arrived she was excited until she opened the containers. Two orders of chicken tenders for the kids that were so overcooked they were inedible. I called to try to rectify the situation but was told there was nothing they could do, I would have to speak to the owner who was not available. After two additional calls I finally got through to the owner and was told there was nothing he could do. He said that chicken has to be cooked very well or it would be dangerous to eat. I told him that I know what burnt chicken is and I've been in customer service long enough to know that this was not the correct response. What I originally wanted was for them to send some fresh chicken tenders so the children could eat. What he finally agreed on was he would send a gift certificate to my daughter replacing the chicken. I forwarded him her address as he requested and waited for over two weeks. I reached out to him again, more on principal now because of the unacceptable treatment and he asked for her phone number and said he would send a gift certificate by text. Still nothing. Seriously...

This was actually my favorite meal during my brief trip to Massachusetts.

Can you explain what the Third Amendment is? Not many can. It is the only one of the original Bill Of Rights that hasn't been used in a Supreme Court case, and is largely a relic of the time it was written.

That said, the name is about the only historic gimmick to the place. Inside you'll find a diner quite full of locals, with a menu being your standard American diner fare as well as a handful of Greek dishes.

I ordered a delicious breakfast wrap with eggs, peppers, onions, feta cheese and sliced beef. The beef was tender and juicy, cooked perfectly. Usually when I go to a new diner, I do a standard order to establish quality. But I wasn't in town long enough to do that, and I'm glad I ventured a bit out of the norm of what I would consider a standard breakfast.

The serving sizes here are quite large so unless you have a large stomach, you probably don't need to order an appetizer.

Coffee is hot and fresh. And if you're an accent-less Midwesterner like me, you'll be surrounded in a variety of Greek or...

This place makes great breakfast sandwiches. I am only giving one star though because they gave us take out that wasn't their normal best. Burnt english muffins and the eggs thrown under potatoes. When I called to ask them to please fix the mistake and mention I was bothered they threw everything in the take out container along with burnt english muffins, instead of apologizing the guy went on and on about how eggs benedict falls apart... ok guy but why did you throw black muffins in there??????? He was upset as well that at the end of his long list of excuses, we wanted a refund. Who wouldn't? Sorry we upset you because you made a minor mistake and turned it into a big deal. Unexpected response and we will not be going back...