Heirloom

This is the perfect spot for brunch! I love the attention to detail and the creative seasonal latte flavors — they’re always coming up with something new and delicious. They also have great gluten-free options, which I really appreciate. The egg dishes are always cooked perfectly, and the pumpkin pancakes were amazing. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a cozy, flavorful brunch experience!

i went there with some friends for brunch on a Saturday. It's a fairly typical coffee shop setting. First come first serve. You grab a menu, figure out what you want, go to the counter and order, and take a number that you then display on your table. Food is then brought to your table. And you clean up after yourself when you are done and drop the dirty dishes in a bin. We had to wait for about 15 minutes for a table to open up. It seems that majority of the people there have been before, and knew the routine. The food was quite good. They serve Wolferman's English Muffin, which is So Much better than Thomas's. They also have interesting featured coffee flavors. I got the cherry cordial, and it was yummy. We hung out there for about 2 hours catching up and nobody tried to hurry

We’ve been to Heirloom-primarily during the weekend and have found each dish we order is delicious, fresh, and appetizing. The atmosphere is relaxed, and inviting, the service prompt, and courteous. The Staff is friendly, and very professional. I highly recommend Heirloom to anyone outside or inside the town of Weston. Their various drinks from spritzers, to tea and coffee beat anything I’ve sampled this year. The coffee (dark roast - my favorite) is smooth and rich - never an aftertaste/bitter. So much so that this loyal Dunkins coffee aficionado brings his coffee business to Heirloom☕️ Also baked goods are out of this world. Personal favorites are, Blueberry Muffins, French Brownie, and Chocolate Chip Cookies😋

I ordered salmon breakfast to go with avocado as an add-on. The two pictures I attached represent expectation vs reality. It tasted okay, but visually was really unappealing. The egg was not poached but soft-boiled, and there was little creme fraiche. I am really surprised to see such a dish in an upscale place in Weston charging $20 for breakfast. I will not be returning.

The waffle was a bit dry, and the maple syrup had an odd taste that didn’t pair well. On top of that, my friend ordered over-easy eggs and ended up biting into pieces of eggshell. Definitely not the experience we were hoping for.