Sausage egg and cheese BISCUITS here are great. I order ahead…read more The people are friendly.

This was only a house cleaning service. This is not a food service or restaurant. The service has…read morebeen consistently high quality.

Stumbled on this brewery after a hike at Pack Monadnock; we almost drove right past it, but I'm so…read moreglad we didn't. I love when old buildings get a second life, and Post and Beam did a really nice job renovating this former Civil War Veterans' hall. The front yard could use a little sprucing, but the side patio and inside were clean and well kept. The small outdoor patio ended up being the perfect spot to sit and sip our hazy IPAs. Cool place and definitely worth a stop.

Tried Post & Beam Brewing on a summer afternoon and was really impressed. The Our Town NEIPA came…read morehighly recommended... Crisp, fruity, and super refreshing, it's exactly what you want on a warm day. The taproom has a darker, cozier vibe. Our server was friendly, attentive, and clearly knew the lineup well. What really adds to the charm is the building's history. Originally built in 1837 as a private academy, it later served as a Civil War veterans' hall before becoming home to the brewery. You can feel the past in the details, Post & Beam has done a great job preserving that legacy. Unfortunately, no dogs allowed inside or outside on their patio

Easy to get to, lots of dirt parking - went for Sio and Stroll , an event held in their warehouse…read morewith a food truck. Bar moved fast. Multiple bathrooms. Indoor seating and large outdoor seating. Had a relaxed happy vibe. Enjoyed their ginger shandy and how you could get reusable cups! Glad to have sour/shandy/fruity type option as I'm totally not an IPA girly. We will absolutely be back!

Henniker Brewing is a wonderful brewing company now in its thirteenth year of operation, producing…read morequality craft beers that have made their way into both, the restaurant business and specialty shops and bars. Their consistent high quality and flavors have made them a permanent and expanding part of the brewing community. Then there is their home base warehouse-turned tasting room and. beer garden. A spacious, airy, well lit space, often featuring live music and rotating food trucks. In our visit, the featured food was a pizza vendor with two ovens at 800º F, and turning out succulent pizzas as fast as they could. Their puppy friendly store makes them even more attractive and increases the congenial and happy ambiance of the room. There were singles, families with their kids and pups, couples, college folk, everyone having a great time. I had a glass of their very popular Granite Trail NEIPA and followed it with a flight of six samples: Granite Trail, their Damn Sure 2XIPA, Wokingmen's Porter, their Hopslinger IPA, the Hugs From, NEIPA, and their Miles and Miles. All were awesome although both the Granite Trail and their Damn Sure were very tops. Service was superb. Friendly, fast, and efficient. And the outside pizza oven got us two awesome pizzas. Wonderful evening.

What a quaint and inviting place! I worked nearby for years and never went. Now that I'm working…read moreaway, I'd come to visit friends and they're regulars here. Now I see why. The ambiance is fantastic - usually a live performer on Thursday night. The staff is friendly and lots of fun. The food? Well, if you like a REAL Reuben, come here. It's a hunk of a Sammie and absolutely one of the best I've ever had. Side of crispy fries. Yummy. lol. What's not to love? Oh, and a nice draft IPA. Their selection is nice. Overall I give them a 10. Fantastique! I'll be back! Thank you!

Stopped into The Local for a quick bite while traveling through NH. The staff was super friendly…read moreand the space had a great vibe. Service was quick and the food was great. We had the Death by Garlic burger & the Mac Smash burger. Our waitress said that the Mac Smash was "a Big Mac if the burger was real"....and she was spot on! Highly recommend!!

Shoutout to Concord Craft Brewing -- not only do they have great drinks, but the owner is truly a…read morestand-up guy. I had some unexpected car trouble parked right outside the brewery, and he came out to offer assistance without hesitation. Super nice, helpful, and genuinely cares about the Concord community. That kind of character says a lot about a business. Of course, while waiting for the tow truck, I grabbed a flight... and the blueberry beer was definitely my favorite!

Excellent service, GREAT brews and great food. What else can one ask for? Mmmm... a super sunny…read moreday, outdoor seating, pet friendly and a festive atmosphere. Want more? One of their best brews is named "Safe Space". It just went from great to awesome in a second We came here after checking out two other brew houses that ended up being closed on. Tuesday. So we drove another 30 miles to get to this place. Well worth it. Built on the footprint of an old industrial building, the brewhouse has a great layout, easy to find tables outside tables. We sat outside and enjoyed a marvelous day of late spring. The flatbread pizzas are delicious. We ordered a bacon and pesto and a little honey concoction and we just gobbled two of them. Washed it down with the Safe Space and the Concord Brew IPA. Memorable day at this place. Will return.

four dollar pours and rainbow mohawk unicorns on draft; hucked some darts & futzed w foosball. The…read moreurchins can be a bit prickly, but I plied them by oozing globs of syrupy charisma and a double dose of my signature unabashed effervescence. You catch more flies with honey than with vinegar, after all.

Honestly, the only reason I'm posting this is because the bartender deliberately overcharged me. I…read morehad two beers and paid for each separately - maybe this annoyed the bartender, but the place was dead. The first beer was $6 and I left a $1 tip, the second beer he recommended - the most expensive beer they had, I think $8 or $9(whatever, it was really good) and I left another $1 tip. The charge I had a few days later was $14 for the second beer. It wasn't a mistake, the bartended deliberately overcharged. I wonder how many people don't check their credit card charges just to have this place skimming money from their tabs?

Excellent potstickers...chowder needs a bit of work. Kayla was exceptionally as waitress …read more.. couldn't beat the taste of a cold beer on a warm day was

Review for our first and likely only visit, lunch on September 15…read more I was nearly empty, so we got a great seat near the window overlooking the river. They serve her was very pleasant but appeared new and unfamiliar with the menu no matter in our orders got our drinks and had only a short wait until we're receiving some very disappointing sandwiches. My husband's Rueben was WET, not grilled to a crunch. My French dip was dry as hell. It wasn't tender shaved beef but a few thick slices of gray meat on a roll that had a hardened but once melted piece of cheese. A real disappointment all the way around.

Highly recommend this spot! The food is next level and the service is impeccable. Along with the…read morereasonable prices and large portions you can't go wrong. This was our 2nd time here and we will be back. A lot.

Thanks for the staff at rustic Rose for serving us a late night meal. They were all closed up, but…read moreknew we were a bunch of hungry folks and took pride and serving us.

The Sled Pub is located in the upper level of the new Pat's Peak lodge. It is a full service bar…read morewith an extension that serves as a restaurant. Great service. Superb windows overlooking the ski runs. The only sit down restaurant at Pats Peak Worth the visit and rest after a vigorous ski day.

Hard to take away a star because of slow service because it is so packed but ordered food and never…read moregot it. Food is good and the view and everything is top shelf. Definitely will return.

This place is everything I love in a brewery. Private parking, graffiti, brewery sticker display,…read morecool merch, decent music, arcade games and food! Driving in I asked my husband I asked what Kettlehead is known for an he said: Beer. Yet somehow, I can't love Kettlehead. A few things occured that damaged the experience: 1. The waitress spilled a sampler all over my wristlet and cell phone. She was oblivious but she has been spilling it the whole walk to the table! She seamed put out i asked of they had bleach wipes as we were in from out of town and i didnt want mty cell phone smelling like beer all weekend. 2. The waitress stated the coin change machine is wonky and they don't own it. The coin machine worked fine but it was the first game we played, Tokyo Drift, that ate our money. I reported it and seamed like the guy didn't care. He didn't offer me a $1 to make up for it nor did he shut down the machine after my report. I feel like if you have it in your place, you should stand behind it. An issue, it should become yours. 3. The pretzels are terrible. They are like sliced and fried with no flavor. They looked like little hot dogs. We go to a ton of breweries and this is the worst pretzel experience we have ever had. Also, the waitress told us the mustard was the beer cheese and vice versa. My kid was not to happy when she ate mustard! But also, the worst beer cheese we have encountered as well. Her excuse, she has been up since 4am. Well, my husband wasn't wrong. He raved over their beer. Nobody was impressed with their food.

Kettlehead was a brewery we got to try during one of our many beer experiences and adventures to…read morethe east. This brewery was pretty good. Steve and I had the Triple Agent which is a Triple New England IPA. This beer was enjoyable. Flavor highlights in this one are juicy, citrus and tropical. The beer has a creamy body and gives a soft feel upon your mouth when taking a sip. While this IPA was good it didn't necessarily a beer that got etched into my mind as time passed I still had no complaints with it.