The outdoor seating on the pavilion was so cute and the staff was very nice! I was not super…read moreimpressed by the mac and cheese but my friend and I both enjoyed our steaks.

If you're up north in the northern valley of Vermont's Green Mountains you won't be disappointed in…read morethe Hungry Bear Pub and Grill! My Smash Burger was delicious with a faint spicy kick from their special Aioli sauce. My wife's Prime Rib, cooked to perfection, melts in your mouth. A little heavy on the pepper, but a dunk in the au jus sauce covers it well. The cheesecake for dessert taste went on for days.

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

Great breakfast at Peavine today, huge servings, delicious meal in a beautiful setting!read more

This place was amazing. It literally is a hole in the middle of nowhere. It's the most fantastic…read morefood I've ever had most everything they sell is grown here on their farm right up the street from here the potatoes and sausages of their own sausage, bacon same thing eggs everything is just amazing. Very very fresh. Specials the day was chicken and waffles, but we decide to go with something on the menu. I got the.I busy feed breakfast sandwich, which is scrambled eggs and cheddar cheese on a fresh homemade in-house baked English muffin. I also have fresh bacon from the farm. I also got a side of homemade bacon, onion, jam, and a mixed berry fruit salad which came with strawberries, raspberries, and blackberries. My other half his choice was the fryer which was two eggs with their own homemade sausage patties white sourdough bread also made in House and fries. Except the sausage bag was cooked a little too much. Everything else was fantastic. Nice fresh water. The coffee was never ending the serve of Mary. She was the only server here OK with like 30 to 35 seats and never missed a beat was right on top of everything brought coffee around several times pictures of ice water very friendly open kind recommended things really one of a kind person. The kitchen is run by the owner and her husband. He does a cooking. She does everything else they have a bakery. We ended up taking home a ham and cheese croissant as well as a cinnamon roll and a fruited danish. Everything is made in house and fresh every day so when they run out, they run out which is a good way to be. It looks a beautiful herb and vegetable garden. Everything is so pretty. It's a little parking lot that probably fits 12 to 15 cars. We gonna adjust the right time because about the next people coming in with four and they see them behind us and then the next couple that came in they were already over capacity at that point and had to go out and come back and now they are seating. But everything went smoothly. Yes, it does take a little bit longer with a small place like this, but you know what the food was well worth the wait. I'm hoping to maybe recommend them for our bike run next year if we do this again to Nootka lodge. Also, in case I didn't mention that the only part of the post the coffee was perfect. The husband only had one little complaint and that was the sausage was cooked a little too much. But that's all everything was just out of this world.

Cute retro styled diner with burgers and breakfast food. I had the garden eggs benedict which was…read moredelicious. The sauce was flavorful and even the broccoli was well seasoned and delicious. My partner had the potato casserole which was ok. It's basically shredded potatoes with cheese and egg on top. Could use more flavor.

As a local resident and long-time patron of the North Station, I am deeply disappointed by the…read moretreatment my father and I received during a recent visit. We entered via the trolley car entrance and were greeted with a casual "be right with you" from both the waitress and the owner. A few moments later, the waitress gestured toward a table in the back, but my father asked and motioned toward a nearby clean and empty booth instead. The waitress responded that it wasn't set, and the owner said she would clean a booth on the other side. From this point on, the owners demeanor noticeably shifted to one of irritation. As we waited, the owner made a pointed remark to the waitress in our clear earshot: "Don't let anyone treat you that way." This was both unprofessional and shocking, especially since we had not treated anyone any type of way. Once seated, we simply ordered a coffee and a water--using "please" and "thank you"--but the tension did not let up. While retrieving our drinks, the owner continued talking about us to the waitress, who was visibly looking in our direction. My father, who is hard of hearing, was fortunately unaware of the escalating commentary. However, I could not ignore it. When the owner returned with our drinks, I calmly asked if there was a problem with us requesting a booth. Instead of clarifying professionally, she leaned into my father's face and accused him of being rude, listing off excuses about seating processes, staffing, and previous customers. At this point, we decided to leave, saying only, "Alright, let's go." In response, the owner loudly told us to "leave" and "get out" in front of the entire dining room. This experience was embarrassing, unprovoked, and unacceptable. I've supported both of these establishments for years, but I will not be returning. To fellow diners: BEWARE. No one deserves to be treated this way--especially not over a simple seating request.

I held my birthday dinner at the little grill. In Bradford, there were 11 of us total. The food was…read moreamazing. The service was fast and outstanding. Our waitress didn't miss a beat. Thank you so much for hosting us all and making my birthday memorable.

We drove by this restaurant many times and finally decided to stop for lunch. The restaurant is…read moreowned by a man from Brazil and he is the chef. The menu features Brazilian specialties, Mexican food and pub food such as hamburgers and fries. The restaurant itself was once an old mill and it features components of the mill in the exposed beams above. There is a bar area and a restaurant area. The restaurant area features a large window where you can see a small waterfall and the main road going south. We were greeted and shown to a table by the picture window. After consulting with the waitress, we both decided to try dishes from the chef's native Brazil. My wife ordered the tequila lime chicken and I ordered the moqueca, a Brazilian seafood stew. The food arrived around 15-20 minutes later. Both dishes looked outstanding when they arrived at the table. My wife's chicken dish was steaming hot. I must say that my moqueca dish was excellent, clearly five star. There was a lot of fish, the vegetables were fresh, and the taste was excellent. My wife's dish, however, was very plain tasting. It lacked the tequila and spicy taste. It's almost like it was not marinated long enough. On the plus side, the rice and black beans were excellent. My wife gave hers three and a half stars. We both felt the service was excellent and the lunch was good enough for us to return for another lunch. It won't take much work to boost this restaurant up to five stars.

For starters our server Monica was fantastic. Breakfast was…read moregreat from beginning to end. Complimentary sticky buns to start and finished with a small slice of watermelon. All in a beautiful historic building. The Monte Cristo was huge. I had it with bacon instead of ham, what a great choice! Home fries were so savory. My wife had the Bahhh omelet and she said it was delicious.

We came to the restaurant for breakfast. The collection of unique items is impressive, as if we…read morewere back in the 19th century. The staff is very welcoming. But the dishes need to be re-evaluated. The ingredients are delicious and fresh, but the presentation was terrible. French toast with ice cream was served on the same plate as french fries, and all the butter soaked into the ice cream. My omelet was a mess of sauce, muffin, and vegetables, with eggs on top. It was so tasteless I just didn't eat it. The coffee was okay, and the complimentary cinnamon rolls were hard. If it weren't for the friendly staff, my mood would have been ruined. We don't recommend it.

On vacation my boyfriend and I wanted a quick simple breakfast before heading on the road and this…read moreplace was the perfect send off spot. Incredibly friendly and the food was just right very simple and homey! Definitely making another visit very soon!

Basic breakfast with specials. Deliciously fresh cooked. Super nice owners. It feels like you're…read moreat a friend's for a big breakfast with more friends.

Talk about food! Well, I traveled with my friend (2 hours) to her medical appt. I was up early…read moreand no time for breakfast as we had to be on time. Check in was a long process. Finally, she gets called in for her 10:00 appt. Almost two hours later we were done and both starved. This place, "The Fort" was recommended to us by the greeters at the Dartmouth Hitchcock medical ctr. WOW! It was exactly what we wanted. GPS said we had arrived, but where the heck is it? I remembered that we were told you had to drive around the back. She was hesitant. Yup, that's a gas station...keep going. We landed. Walked in... It was like going to a back room of a place where illegal things take place, I guess we used the wrong door, lol! Upon entering the actual diner, you are greeted with a display case of muffins and donuts that are about the size of your head! Just around the corner are pies. We were immediately seated. The table next to ours was a man eating a HUGE breakfast! BISCUITS AND GRAVY! Oh my, that looked delicious! Yup, that's what I ordered! Two scrambled eggs sat atop of that. This plate was HUGE! Best I have ever had.... and I finished almost the entire plate. My friend had lunch. She kept remarking that she was eating a "real" hamburger!!!! It was cooked to perfection! Our only complaint was that our meals were not hot, which was odd because we waited an awfully long time for our food. BUT, it was well worth the wait! Service was good and ambience in my opinion was good too. On the inside, it reminded me of a log cabin. Overall great experience! Sadly, I couldn't leave without some of their enormous baked goods. ...Sigh... I am just so weak!"...

When we walked in to The Fort diner, they were playing Bocephus (Hank Williams, Jr.) , and now…read morethey're playing Patsy Cline and maybe that's at least half of the charm of this diner-hidden-inside-of-a-gas station, here. But first, when you drive in, you will never think there is a restaurant here! And once you walk in, you definitely think you misunderstood the term, "restaurant." But keep walking to the back and towards the right, and you'll find a door that opens up to a whole, charming, old-fashioned slice of historic Lebanon, NH country restaurant. You can get breakfast, lunch or dinner here, and breakfast is served all day. So, unless you are looking for 24-hour breakfast at Denny's, this is the most awesome homestyle diner to eat at up through 6:30pm-ish (it clears out by 7:45 i think). There is a lot of charm to be had, here, including friendly waitresses and cantankerously-charming cooks. And did I mention that I loved the vintage country music?! :) There is a narrow U-shaped counter here with a fair amount of counter seating. Our server was fast and friendly. We really enjoyed it when one of the cooks came out who has just the right amount of self-depricating humor if you dare to banter with him. The hot cakes and biscuits are cooked on a real cast-iron griddle, here, and you can taste that flavor and how good it is. The biscuits are like nothing I've seen: cast iron grilled corn meal and wheat maybe? Not sure. They look like hamburger buns but have the mouth feel of a nice, firm cornbread - though not as sweet. Our biscuit was overcooked but if I get back there, next time I'll ask for it toasted light. This biscuit did have a good and unique flavor. You might ask for your hot cakes cooked light, as well, because one of those came out dark. And we had to send back the first order of pancakes because one was dark on the outside but raw batter burst through. It we go back and get our dishes served less brown I will upgrade my rating because I was delighted with The Fort, otherwise. We got a double side of mashed potatoes and gravy as an appetizer and it was delicious! They have an almost-whipped but definitely substantial feel, yet also firm and so buttery. Very good! You can tell the cooks put a lot of work into this food and that comes across in the flavors. We ordered a breakfast called the Lumberjack and it was gigantic! Two eggs, 3 slices of fresh, crispy bacon, big sausage patties, 2 gigantic slices of rye toast and well-seasoned potatoes. There was a very subtle taste of garlic seasoning and I loved it! The bacon was my favorite: tasty - oversized and light in flavor - vs. some of the real country bacon I've tasted a few times around here. Their sweet tea is good. It tastes like the homemade version of what Country Time Lemonade was modeled after. Their two dessert cases definitely serve up some tasty treats: homemade muffins, cruellers, donuts, pies, oversized brownies and gigantic coconut squares (chocolate chips, concise slivers, Oreo cookies and tons of other sweet goodies layered in). You can order 3 different types of pie slices for the same price of a half of a pie. We ordered: 1. Coconut Custard: sweet, coconut throughout the custard, with even sweeter whipped cream 2. Chocolate Peanut Butter Pie: smooth and sweet peanut butter filling with a very present flavor of Hershey's syrup. This is good and tastes like flavors i haven't enjoyed for decades. You will not find this anywhere else. 3. Cherry Pie: perfectly tart, round and plump cherries with a sweet sauce. I love that the cherries aren't over-baked and drowning in a sea of sauce in half sizes. The pie crust is thick and buttery. Order to go items by 7:30pm at the latest. Or be seated by 6:30pm latest because when they close at 8pm, customers are leaving by 7:45pm.