Heading south off of Route 93, from the White Mountains, we stopped off in Ashland, NH an hour…read moreaway, for a late lunch. Happy to know this is the original, Common Man, who serve dinner ALL DAY! All the food I've eaten at any Common Man is very good. The Yankee Pot Roast is a favorite of mine. But, the chicken pot pie they make called to me. Their buttery, pie crust was flaky & stuffed with pieces of chicken and veggies. Bar none the best I've ever eaten. Our server was right on top of our needs. She had a good sense of humor and knew the menu well. Her knowledge was appreciated. We weren't rushed. The interior was charming & clean. There was a full bar down stairs in a room on its own. Another smaller bar is upstairs. Both floors had plenty of dining tables. Cheese and crackers were set up to help yourself. Eating at a table, on the roof top patio was a real treat. The view was sweet, seeing the Common Man's, Country Store & ice-cream shop. This Main Street area has charm. It was such a relaxing treat before getting home. Thank you, Common Man!

Ate apps and drank at the upstairs pub. Had an incredible authentic rustic barn vibe. Ate the bacon…read morewrapped shrimp appetizers - which were delicious. Maddie was our bartender/server and was extremely attentive and helpful with her recommendations - a real doll. We'll definitely be ba

Yummy breakfast time!…read more Such a cute restaurant with some old timey flare. It also is bigger than what it seems from the outside. Our party of six stopped by for an early breakfast on memorial Day. Staff was very nice and attentive. They had a nice breakfast menu offering classic pancakes, waffles, eggs Benny and more! I decided to get the Sampler because it offered pancakes and French toast along with eggs, sausage and hash browns. The Sampler was very good! It hit the spot! Everything tasted really good and it wasn't too heavy. The coffee was also very good that I had three cups! This place was such a nice find! Now we know where to stop by for a yummy breakfast whenever we are in town.

I needed to fulfill my diner needs and had condo association business in Plymouth so Main Street…read moreStation was perfect. It has been a while since we were last here and were seated in the back; cute and same feeling as front. Music playing was vintage 60's so perfect for early morning. Service was friendly and most importantly, coffee was fresh and topped off. The kitchen cooks everything to order and is presented nicely. My Greek omelette was loaded with feta and the biscuit was nicely grilled. Great way to start my day

Exactly what the doctor ordered! Perfect burger...juicy, generous cheese and mushrooms, crispy…read morefries. Delivered with a smile in a fun, comfortable spot. Only sorry we weren't able to visit again! And the beer!

We ate here in the 2nd week of October. Wait times were 60 to 90 minutes at dinner time. However…read morethere is an online waitlist. We accessed the wait list through the Toast App. When it got to 30 minutes and 10 people ahead of us we headed to the restaurant from our hotel. By the time we arrived we were told our table was ready early. Planning ahead is a must. Food was excellent, staff was very accommodating. There were only two of us and we had a window seat the first time and sat at the bar the second time we ate here. Yes we ate here twice in a 3 day period. Food cooked to order. Onion rings were excellent.

Wonderful staff! Excellent view of the covered bridge if you sit in the lower level…read more Such beautiful, delightfully seasoned, delectable food!

One of those restaurants I always say we should visit here more often. We were running errands in…read morePlymouth and stopped here for an early dinner to avoid the usual crowd. We ate in the dining room looking at Blair bridge enjoying cocktails. We each ordered side salads; for entrees we got the bolognese and scallops. Both dishes were excellent and our waitress showed up when needed. Great views and beat the crowds that know this popular farm to table restaurant. Indoor and outdoor dining- large lot to accommodate the usual crowd. 4.5 stars

We were really looking forward to The Patty Shack, we came all the way from Vermont. The experience…read morestarted strong with a deceptively nuanced waiting area that greets you upon your arrival with a no nonsense ordering system, devoid of any human interaction. The prices are great but the star of the show is the entertainment programmer who has provided avant garde TikTok reaction videos, edited over an endless loop of ragtime music, which pushes the medium of burger entertainment to new heights. However, this surreal experiential burger installation has a decidedly unsatisfactory burger (which in hindsight may be the message the artist is trying to convey with their piece). The burger forces the patron into a self reflective spiral upon first bite. So potently wet and swampy, the bun begins to disintegrate immediately as all of the toppings slide into the palm of your hand. Leaving you with a fistful of slop. 10/10 would recommend for any patron of the arts looking for a one of kind burger exhibition. 1/10 would not recommend if you're hungry.

Their website advertises hand cut french fries, what they actually give you is something completely…read moredifferent. I could have just gone to Market Basket and bought a bag of frozen fries and saved some money, because that is what you actually get, and to top it off, it was mostly little tiny pieces that you get in the bottom of the bag. We ended up throwing most of them out. I hate to complain, but this is completely false advertising, which I really don't appreciate.

Oh yes. This place rocks…read more I haven't had a New England lobstaah roll this year. Until today. Busy summer. We took the family to the Flume to enjoy the hike and on the way back, we were famished. So looked for places and this had banner reviews and we went for it. We weren't disappointed. Great food, superb ambiance, friendly service and excellent views. You go and order your food, wait a bit, pick it up and go sit down at one of four places in the property. Their lobster rolls are yummy. We also had burgers galore in our party. The seating areas are everywhere. One outside parallel to the parking lot. One cozy area next to the souvenir shop. One large one inside. And a terrace. Choices for everyone.

Clam strips and onion rings....so good…read more My husband had a crab cake sandwich, fries and a beer. Place is cute. People were friendly. We really enjoyed our meals.

Excellent, tasty Italian food. Generous portions, fair pricing. Pleasant, professional staff…read more Nothing fancy, just great food, homey ambiance. A local favorite.

The service is great. I have never had a bad meal here. It's a pizza place but very homeyread more

Stopped at this restaurant on Father's Day, so we had to wait about 25 minutes for a table. It was…read moredefinitely worth the wait. First off, what a view! We were seated right by the window with an absolutely breathtaking view of the lake. No matter what the food tasted like, this was going to be a great experience. We had been working all day, and after 12 days working the Laconia Bike Week, we were tired and just wanted someplace to relax. This was a great choice. We started with a Beet Salad for me and New England Clam Chowder for my dining partner. He seems to be on a roll to find the best clam chowder, as he's ordered it just about everywhere. He said this was good, and my salad was excellent as well. I got the Seafood Paella and he ordered the Crispy Duck. He said the duck was very good, and it came on the saffron rice that was served with my paella dish. The paella was jam packed with seafood. I'd say it's an Americanized version of paella, but was still very good. They do make saffron rice using real saffron as opposed to saffron powder. The shellfish was plentiful and had scallops, shrimp, mussels, and clams. There was edamame instead of peas, which is a bit unusual, but still good. All the seafood was cooked nicely. There was a little too much andouille sausage for my liking, which I removed. With all the food, there was no room for dessert. This was an outstanding way to end a very long week.

Our Bed and breakfast had no view of the lake, which made walking into Walter's basin all the more…read moresweet what a view! We watch the World Cup game at the bar. Nobody seem to be paying too much attention. Service was good as we down to some tasty vodka ice teas in a can. When it came closer to dinner time we sat outside and shared a delicious fried fish platter inside the restaurant is more formal menu. Hope to try that at a later date.

Last night was my first time dining at Six Burner Bistro and I must say, I regret not having gone…read morethere sooner. Absolutely my new favorite in Plymouth. We had the crab cake special and the duck, bacon, corn dumplings and both were beyond incredible. My espresso martini was perfect, and our bartender, Bobby was so friendly, and attentive. I'm looking forward to going back soon.

We were headed north so the four of us stopped in to 6 burner bistro in Plymouth…read more What a wonderful surprise. I had the peanut noodles as did another and the steak and the pasta. All was really really good. It was also one of the better Manhattans we've had. They knew how to make a perfect Manhattan. I know that's not a big deal, but you'd be surprised out how many people screw up a simple drink. Service was great and our reservation was honored right on time. We're very happy and we'll drop in again when we're coming through Plymouth

We happened to come across this place while driving around the area and, since we always enjoy…read morefinding a new brewery, decided to stop in and check it out. I'm glad we did. Sometimes the unplanned stops end up being the most enjoyable part of a day. The outdoor area was a big part of what made the visit enjoyable. There's a really nice outdoor bar with picnic tables, lawn chairs and games, so you can grab a beer and actually settle in for a while. When we were there, they had a band playing live music and the whole atmosphere was lively without feeling overwhelming. It was one of those afternoons where people were clearly there to hang out, have a few drinks, listen to some music and enjoy themselves. They had a decent selection of beers, and what we tried was pretty good. Nothing I had was quite at the level where I was immediately thinking about buying a four-pack to take home, but everything was enjoyable and well worth trying. For me, the atmosphere was almost as important as the beer itself, and this place definitely delivered on that side. The staff were also very welcoming. Our bartender outside was particularly friendly and talkative, and it made the whole experience feel much more personal. I always appreciate that at a brewery. You don't necessarily need a lengthy conversation every time you order a beer, but having someone behind the bar who genuinely seems happy to talk with customers makes a difference. They also serve food, although we didn't order anything during our visit, so I can't really give an opinion on it. We did hear good things from other people there, though, and there seemed to be plenty of folks enjoying the food along with their drinks. We really enjoyed stumbling across this place and would definitely come back, especially with some friends. I could easily see spending a summer afternoon here with a few beers, some food, live music and a group of people. It has a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere that makes you want to stick around rather than just have one drink and leave. A very good accidental find, and one we'll be happy to revisit.

I love twin barns. I would rate it a 5 but they only had 4 out of 12 beers on draft. The staff is…read moreincredibly friendly and riffed with us for almost a half hour talking about breweries and beer and the history of their brewery. It has a super cute elevated barn feel as the brewery is literally a barn. They have a Biergarten and cornhole, the only downside is you cannot do a flight and go to The Biergarten.