I rarely give less than 4 stars but I have to point out some major flaws for my experience on…read more11/12/25 at 6pm for a party of 5. We were the only ones in the dining area; there were 2 gentleman at the bar & shortly after we ordered, a couple came in. It was a very slow night for Pub 23. It was extremely cold inside the restaurant, to start. The energy was lackluster from the 2 employees that we were in contact with. It felt like we were an inconvenience. Both my grandmother & I ordered the fish & chips. Mine arrived with not one, but TWO long strands of hair intertwined in the fries & intact with the fish. Wouldn't you think the first thing the waitress would do is take the entire plate back? No, the pieces that had hair on it were removed & the plate left in front of me. I sat there in shock thinking, "You expect me to eat this?" She returned 5 minutes later & took the plate to provide a fresh one AFTER we had to ask. For menu items, it is not recommended to get the steak & cheese or the Pub 23 burger. The burger was a total mess; had to be eaten with a fork & knife. The steak & cheese was salty & slathered in a sauce w/ chewy cubed steak. We chose this restaurant to celebrate my birthday. My mother asked our waitress if they offer anything for birthdays or if they sing, etc. The waitress snapped with an attitude: "Um no, I don't sing". POSITIVES: The fried pickles are delicious & large! The parmesan wings were cooked well, nice flavor. I hate to say this but I have no desire to return.

You need to up your game on the beer selection. Have have more local beers. Use QUALITY ingredients…read morein your food. Not velveeta cheese on the nachos...gross and the fried flour tortilla chips not good. I recommend sticking to what's tried and true and frying corn tortillas.

A classic diner food experience with consistency: I would absolutely recommend!…read more We came here for breakfast a few times during our trip and enjoyed every single meal! The service was very exceptional, and the food, portions, and price were all great. Nothing tasted too oily, and it was all well prepared comfort food for a diner. The only downside is that this spot is small, and they fill up pretty fast because they are so popular. So if you peek inside and see a booth open, grab it before it's gone. They fill up for breakfast very fast!

What a great meal to kick off my trip!…read more The town couldn't be cuter and the diner is in a nice central location. There's a decent amount of seating but it's not the largest. The staff was super welcoming and the overall vibe was cozy and comforting. I got the lobster Benedict and added bacon. It was delicious! Really impressed with the lobster quality. I'll be dreaming of this.

Such an amazing atmosphere love the food!!!…read more Such an amazing atmosphere love the food!!!

Was an average breakfast place. I think you can judge a great breakfast spot by its home fries and…read morethe ones at Katie's were just mediocre. Only one cook so food took a while. Very clean and Waitstaff was great but I'd probably try somewhere else next time.

Comfort. Food. Huge, hot plates of breakfast food that you…read moreselect from a big menu. Long list of specials every day. Quaint, country themed restaurant with different rooms and a bar to can eat at. Staff is efficient and food came out within 10 minutes.

IT'S our GO TO place for quality food and huge portions…read more Yummy they always have amazing food with huge portions. I was able to bring home 1/2 my meal again BLT with fries and a Rueben with onion rings

If you are in Milton or are heading up north, stop at Ira's. It is a quick couple minute detour off…read moreof route 16 and is more than worth it. An 1800s general store with tons of old school charm. They serve breakfast and lunch with still offering the general store of everything in between. The menu is fresh and creative; Let's start with the homemade pesto, which is out of this world. The breads were wonderful and a great complement to amazing homemade spreads and high end meats. We chowed half our meals parked outside and the other half on our hike in the mountains. The Staff was wonderful and accommodating, too!

Nice little country store. Very friendly people. Had a very nice breakfast there with a friend and…read morethe pancakes were delicious.

Coffee is good if you don't mind waiting for them to harvest the beans from Guatemala. One time I…read moreeven ran out of gas waiting on my vanilla soy latte. I had half a tank. As an alternative to save time, pull into Dunkin Donuts, put the car in park, take a nap and then you'll no longer need your coconut coffee. All and all, good place nice people.

absolute terrible service, me and 5 other people waited at the walk-up window and everyone in that…read morearoma joes saw us and decided to ignore us even when we were ringing the bell. service sucks and the workers are rude and dont care. dont ever go there.

On the Tuesday morning after Labor Day we brought my adult daughter with us to Randy's PitStop…read moreDiner (she had not been before). We got the same great service as if they hadn't just had a busy holiday weekend, except they were out if chorizo. We don't eat chorizo anyway, so no matter. I tried something new, the ham, turkey, and cheese sandwich on french toast! Yum!! My daughter got the same and enjoyed it too. We especially loved the deep fried potatoes. My husband got his favorite, corned beef hash. We'll be back!

On our way back to Hampton after a Gunstock weekend, I stopped at Randy's with my son. The…read morewaitperson was very matter of fact, but that's fine. We were there for the promise of a fantastic breakfast. The menu is manageable, lots of choices~all pitstop themed~ but not so many that it was a chore to choose. I decided on a 3 egg swiss and mushroom omelette. It was explained that toast was extra, which isn't the norm, at least in my experience. But I dove in and ordered Rye. My Son ordered 2eggs over easy, the potatoes (not the deep fried version), bacon, ham, sausage and 2 pancakes. This breakfast seemed to include a toast option, for those who are keeping score. The food was spectacular. Very well done, simply, and with no frills save for a killer playlist that included Bittersweet Symphony. You don't often find yourself sitting at a counter, eating breakfast with special toast and hear The Verve. Worth a mention. The service was crisp, thorough and we did get a lovely smile and thank you as we checked out. But at the end of it all, the food is, or should be the star. And it was.

Have been there several times now, and this place is consistently pretty good. There are a lot of…read moreburger, chicken sandwich, and wing places in town, and the DG is definitely a few steps ahead of that with the standards as well as a broader menu, not fine dining my any means, but a sports bar with great outdoor dining and views, a strong menu, and a good beer selection, notably my favorite, Lunch from Maine Brewing. If you boat into Wolfeboro in the morning, you can dock at the public docks and walk right up for a very hearty breakfast-- great French toast and yes, eggs benedict!

Just came in for takeout, but I like what they did with the place!…read more Some of the best chicken quesadillas I've ever had, and the chicken Caesar salad was very fresh and a large portion. I've always said this is one of Wolfeboro's hidden gems. Look forward to checking out the new seating including upstairs. We will be back!

Amazing food and lovely folks. Just an amazing place. If I ever go to NH again, I will definitely…read morevisit again.

Sigh...living in NH, I really wanted this place to be good and was excited to try it out when I…read morepassed the sign on Rt3. I gave it 2 stars (and not 1) for the idea and attempt. Alas, the food is not good and pretty expensive for what you get. $20 for 2 pancakes, 2 eggs, and 2 strips of bacon and 1 coffee. Toast is an extra $5.50 and another $5.50 for home fries. It all came up cold. Best part of the meal was the potato's...seasoned well and were tastey. I cannot in good faith recommend this place due to quality of food and the price. I wish it were better as the atmosphere and farm are pretty cool.

We had a pretty good experience at the Olde Bay Diner!…read more The restaurant is on the smaller side but really cute! They always seem to be busy! The food was pretty good! They have breakfast deals depending on the day. The food is kinda pricey but it was honestly pretty good. I felt like their portions were pretty big too! I think the only issue we had was with our waitress! She was pretty short with us and not very kind...I feel like we have had something similar to happen to us before! I had asked her if the home fries or hash browns were more popular, and she had a pretty short/rude response back! Although she seemed to warm up to our party by the time we left and it was time to leave a tip, she didn't come by much to see if we needed any refills! We tried to get her attention to get a coffee refill, and it was hard to get more! I think we ended up having someone go up to the counter to ask because it was so hard to get her attention! Overall, it was a pretty good experience! I normally don't get too worked up about the service not being the best, but she was pretty rude to us! I think I would come back but the service is really the only "bad" thing I have to say about the Olde Bay Diner if that's something that would bother someone! I would also caution against bringing a large party here! They would probably try to stick you at the bar which isn't the most comfortable!

John B. Stopped at the diner based on a recommendation from…read moreour friends at Ames Farm Inn. Crowded, yes...small, yes...GREAT.....absolutely! Super service and worth any wait for the experience! Omelet was one of the best....!!