absolutely perfect delicious and so good the crispiness with the chocolate drizzle is just…read moreperfection

After a morning of skiing I was so happy to run into Waffle Cabin! It's located at the bottom of…read morethe mountains near where you can hop on all the lifts. You can get a plain sugar waffle or a waffle with chocolate topping. They were warm and fluffy - perfect for a little midday sugar rush. It's just a little take out window but there's a couple picnic tables nearby to sit at and enjoy. They also have drinks like coffee and tea. Definitely worth getting a snack here!

I'll keep this short and sweet. This was the best waffle I've ever had. They ran out of waffles 2…read morepeople before me in line, which led to a short wait for a FRESH batch. Worth every second of waiting, even if that meant delaying another ski run. It appeared to be dough, not batter, which was bizarre. But when you're handed the greatest waffle you've ever come across, drizzled with chocolate sauce, all for the measly price of $8, you don't question the method. You show gratitude for the moment, eat your waffle, savor every bite, and go on with your day, knowing that your life is now significantly better. I mean think about it. A fresh, hot waffle on a cold day, fresh powder on the slopes, what can be better?

Cute little red cabin at Mount Snow, primarily serves the Belgian sugar waffle, with or without a…read morechocolate syrup on it ($7 without, $8 with). They take credit card. No Epic Pass discount. Service is slow as they make the waffles and people can't seem to have made up their mind beforehand... so takes a lot more time than you think. Lines get very long towards the lunch and 4p lift close, so budget some time for this (or find a kind stranger in line and buy one off of them) - took me 30min of waiting in line to get my waffles, but at least they were quick about it as I knew what I wanted. Staff was definitely busy and worn out after a long day. Waffles are best hot - don't let it wait, though, they get a little dough-y after 30min or so inside the lodge.

I've been in town working at Laconia Bike Week and Wayfarer Coffee Roasters has saved me and the…read moregirls on our team every day! With the order ahead option on Toast Tab, it's been so nice to have great quality lattes for our long days. I got the 24 oz New Hampshire maple syrup oat milk latte as well as the spring special with a latte with a nice hint of cardamom. We loved their scones, both blueberry and the girls loved their strawberry rhubarb, and today I ordered a waffle with their maple syrup option with strawberries and it came out nice and warm. If you're in the area, you've got to give them a try! Great service and delicious coffee, definitely stopping in our last day in town. Sidenote, they have a super cute gift shop connected to the coffee shop with so many cute items. I got myself an adorable swag tea to remember my trip here to New Hampshire. Thanks Wayferer!

Was in Laconia for a Rotary event and one if the members praised the coffee horse as a great place…read moreto have some coffee and relax before our next event, so I headed there. Was not disappointed in the least. This is a really nice location, a great coffee house and a great place to relax, veg out, people watch, and catch up on the internet. The coffee is superb, including dairy alternatives. I had a really good egg and cheese sandwich on ciabatta. Fresh ingredients, all with a smile from the efficient and friendly baristas. Perfect place to sit on their outdoor sidewalk tables and admire the early fall.

Great breakfast place , better than ihop to be honest! Love…read moretheir fresh orange juice. Their home fries are a must try!

I know this review would be an outlier here but I can only speak of my experience…read more We were looking forward to checking this local diner out after just having moved in to the neighborhood. The exterior looked unassuming but was pleasantly surprised on the inside. Really old school vibe, handwritten receipts and used mic/speakers to call the next customers to be served. They have freshly squeezed orange juice which was nice. The hostesses were prompt and attentive. Our order however, arrived later than everyone else around us, waited ~30min for our orders. I made the mistake of ordering steak & eggs here. I thought I said steak tips, my husband confirmed that I said steak tips but the server insisted I said just steak. All of this would've been fine IF the steak hadn't been so bad. I asked for medium steak, hash browns and sunny eggs. I got served a greasy well done steak, this was a bad cut as well with plenty of rubbery connective tissue, the hash browns ended up soaking a lot of the grease, they were all poorly seasoned and honestly lost my appetite after seeing my meal. I had a really bad experience in this place and won't be returning. Not pictured: avocado toast on sour dough. The sour dough was a sandwich-style bread, rectangular loaf. Avocado mash was cold. Just to level your expectations. Pancakes were not note-worthy either. Do not bother. I think maybe their waffles are the best sellers so best stick to that when ordering. Did not feel good tipping at this joint but did so anyway. Certainly won't be returning.

I highly recommend Margaret's kitchen. It is Guy Fieri best in the nation worthy. The menu weekly…read moreis very creative with very unique specials made with a lot of Care at a gourmet level. The food is extremely fresh and the menu items are creative with a lot of unique variety but also there's fundamental basics if that's what you prefer The chicken and waffles are delicious, but I've never ever had a bad meal here and the food is so fresh and flavorful. They do pulse seating a bit so don't be surprised if you see some open tables and they tell you there's a 10 minute wait. The ambiance is comfortable and casual decor with a New England twist. Coffee is delicious too. I highly recommend a certain special called the barbecue pork and cakes. it consists of their house special smoked cheddar griddle cake with crispy pork shoulder topped with barbecue maple aïoli, two local poached eggs, and hollandaise sauce topped with some candied jalapeños and chives. I live full-time in Greater New York City full- and I must say this was the best breakfast I've ever had in my life and such a creative and flavorful burst of taste.

We went in for late breakfast and we're promptly seated. They have a Serve Yourself coffee bar. I…read morewas a little put off by the perma-stained coffee cup interiors and after looking through a couple of them I found one that was not stained. Probably not an issue but I'm a freak about that stuff. They make their own corned beef hash which was pretty good ( though mine is much better!). Their bread selection is also pretty good in that it's all hand sliced thick. However, on that note they did not have Rye bread- which is my go-to bread. Overall a good breakfast though not a great breakfast. I was happy we stopped in as we were all hungry.

3.5. Review based on lunch. Very friendly staff and great service. Nice selection of items,…read moreincluding specials for lunch. I had the burger. Came out nice and fresh but fell flat because the meat was so bland. The onions ring batter was not very tasty and also bland. I wasn't a fan of the fries. They are closed Monday and Tuesday. I will be back to try their breakfast but will skip returning for lunch.

Not only was the food great, the service was spectacular. The entire restaurant is very welcoming…read moreand had a lot of regular customers that of the staff seemed friendly with. When you're traveling it's really nice to find places that feel homey and it really helped that the food was so good too!

This place highly exceeded my expectations. We ordered the…read morefamily plate of the mixed grill. It was amazing. Not spicy like the other afghani restaurants in the area. The ambiance was nice, clean, and organized. The flavors were amazing and authentic. Like you're going to Paterson NJ. The owners are super cool and nice too. Highly recommend and this will be our go to spot. Will try the desserts and maybe the crepes next time.

This is a cute little place near Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute that shares a location with a…read morepizza establishment. The 88 is a sit down restaurant located at the rear of the area. The atmosphere is casual and definitely a college food vibe with a Middle Eastern flair. The menu is a bit diverse but also carries a theme. The service is very good and attentive and very knowledgeable about dishes that might demand a question or two. The food is flavorful and very filling with a lighter hit to the wallet. I think this is a place that you might not know about but you probably should.

Discovered thus wonderful place while driving g back from Monadnock Speedway…read more It offers drive thru service only Or walk up plus other food items Outside seating Fresh Hot Coffee. The young lady who made our coffee was very sweet. Coffee was Great!

Barista was very kind, and quick. We ordered a chai and a small coffee, both were hot, and…read moredelicious. And the prices were very reasonable.

We were visiting a student at RPI and looking for a place to have breakfast. We didn't expect the…read morecafe to be so small. There are only two tables. But, we ate there without any problems! Our party of four had eggs, toast, coffee, French toast, pancakes, waffles, turkey bacon, and an egg and cheese croissant sandwich. Everything was delicious. We were impressed with the amount of customers handled and orders being filled by only one person most of the time. A cute spot and the employee was polite and kind. This would be a great spot to get an egg sandwich or pastry or sandwich to take on the go.

I can't believe it's been 3 years since I last set foot in Mumu's Cafe for breakfast. The visit was…read morelong overdue. I had some time to spare recently after dropping my dog off at a veterinary clinic in Troy. I ordered the Turkish Breakfast Plate which turned out to be the most expensive breakfast on the menu. It came with a lot of food. It included eggs, Simit ( a Turkish sesame bagel), grapes, toast, honey, olives and cream cheese. I also ordered a Turkish coffee which is a little stronger than what I'm use to. It hit the spot. Service is fast and friendly. The restaurant small but clean and cute. It looks as though the owners might have added a table. There are three or four tables in all. There's a new partition in the kitchen providing a little more distance between customers and those working on food prep. Gone are the beautiful ornate gold detailed Turkish dinner plates and teacups. I found them charming though not practical. I sort of miss them but they looked like heirloom items which wouldn't be appropriate for day-to-day use. They've been replaced by simple white dish-ware. Much more cost effective. FYI. There are no restrooms for customer use. That issue never came up for me but an older couple came in looking for a restroom and the owner advised them to go to the fast food restaurant down the street. As for the food, it was every bit as good as I expected. Some things don't change. I took the leftovers home and made another meal of it the next day.