Great food,great service! Highly recommend it. Always great selections, so much to choose from and…read morethere are specials every day. The ambience is cozy and nice.

Went to Locals Diner on Lakeview in Dracut for the first time today and it was AWESOME! Too many…read morebreakfast places either overcook the eggs or over spice things like hash browns. This DIDN'T happen at Locals Diner. We ordered at the counter after 1:30pm (they close at 2pm) and the staff greeted me like it was just after opening. Everyone was VERY friendly and welcoming. We got a "Sweet Italian sausage omelet and an order of scrambled eggs with a side of bacon. The eggs were perfect, and nothing was over cooked. I will definitely be going back. Thank you Locals!

I dropped by this cafe as we were wandering around the Nash…read more I got the: -harvest greens smoothie and golden coin smoothie: these were both so unnaturally sweet. Diabetes sweet and I'm pretty sure was not made from fresh fruit. After sitting for awhile I could see that it was separating. I think it was made from a juice concentrate... -blueberry flapjack cake w/vanilla ice cream: nothing special about this, the vanilla ice cream was icy (freezer burnt?) At least the server was nice

Ya know, I might be one of the few New Hampshirites who visits The Nash Casino, yet never gambles…read more The reason? I just wanna check out the food scene. Not surprisingly, the casino features some top tier food. We first discovered the steakhouse gem that is Proper Chophouse. Then....I had a little place called Woodlands Cafe pop up on my list of Yelp recommendations. After looking over the menu, it occurred to me that absolutely NO ONE had reviewed their breakfast menu at the time of writing this review. But I'm about to change all that. Before we get to the food though, I will say their dining room is pleasantly inviting and modern. As you can imagine, breakfast tends to attract smaller crowds. Still, the service was fine. I do wish the server had swung by a bit more to check on my coffee refill. But she was otherwise stellar. As for the food.. Forest Ham Omelet: I gotta say...it's nice to see a restaurant prepare a PROPER omelet. That is to say - it's composed of 3 eggs, cooked light and fluffy and NOT scorched in any way. One thing I want to point out is the misleading description of the cheese they use. See, the menu claims it's a "creamy" Havarti cheese. This led me to believe it was almost like a sauce (which would have been nice). Instead, it was more stringy than anything else. It tasted fine, but isn't what I'd consider creamy. The ham is sliced thin and blends well with the scallions. Overall, a very pleasant omelet. 9 out of 10. Toast: So, I got white toast (of course) and....fair warning, it comes dry. However, they offer both butter and jam. You just have to spread it yourself. Naturally, I prefer butter which had no problems melting into the toast. I also appreciate they aren't afraid to toast it a perfect medium darkness. So many other places seem content with serving up albino toast for some reason. 8 out of 10. Home fries: I was pleasantly surprised to see the onions and peppers mixed in. Normally, I'm not much of a peppers guy. But on this occasion, I was feelin' it for some reason. They're the pre-seasoned kind, too. So, they also pair well with the accompanying ketchup, if that's your thing. The colorful medley made the overall presentation of the dish that much more stunning. Solid 9 out of 10. Coffee: Not much to say about this one, other than my gracious appreciation for the fact it didn't taste like tea. It's always nice to have a medium to dark roast as opposed to the unreasonably faint breakfast blend so many other diners offer. Just be sure to request cream and sugar if you want it. 9 out of 10. Clearly, I'm rounding UP on this review as a whole, even if everything wasn't quite perfect. I think the thing that surprised me the most about this place was how inexpensive everything was, considering the quality. It's hard to believe that, in this day in age, I can spend almost double what it cost me here to eat a similar breakfast at a place like MaryAnn's. Such strange times we live in. Well anyway, I definitely would like to try their lunch/dinner menu sometime in the near future. For now, I feel comfortable granting Woodlands Cafe 5 light and fluffy omelets out of 5.

I was searching for a breakfast all day establishment. In scanning Yelp, I came across The Yolk…read moreGrill on Bridge St. in Pelham on Rt. 38. I have driven by this place often but never stop in. I was attracted to a photo on their website. BINGO. I now knew where I was headed and what my choice would be. Since it was about an hour before they were closing on a weekday, it was not terribly crowded. However the customers who were there, I gathered they were regulars. They were interactive with their waitstaff. I had the pleasure of having Frido as my waiter. He was prompt, courteous, and making sure my needs were met. I ordered the BLTE, plus getting to pick my choice of bread from a variety. I ordered it on sourdough. It wathe best egg/blt breakfast sandwiches I've had. I cannot wait to go back and try something new. Everything looked awesome on the menu. The Yolk could be easily missed since it is in a small strip mall next to a hardware store. Worth the drive, a feel at home type of place.

My sister, mom and I went a few weeks ago for both breakfast and lunch, and we agreed that…read morebreakfast was the overall superior experience. Got the s'mores French toast with a chocolate frappe and both were heavenly!! Tried my sister's blueberry crunch pancake as well, which was both light and flavorful. When we went back for lunch, however, we found the experience less enjoyable. Both of our waitresses were lovely, but the lunch food was definitely less appealing to us than breakfast. Got a cheeseburger as well as some chicken tenders, which while decent, both lacked uniqueness in terms of flavor. Both were good, but not something I'd crave again. We also shared some loaded fries that lacked crunch and flavor - my mom in particular didn't like their softer texture. Tried some of my sister's chorizo burger though, which was well-seasoned and definitely better than my own burger. Both meals were also decently expensive, (don't remember the exact price, but around 60-80 w/o a tip, with tip it was nearly 100) The ambiance and decor was very charming, with plenty of cute signs and photos that felt very homey and casual. Would definitely recommend breakfast, but for lunch, improvements can be made. Would still recommend for wonderful service + environment though!

Great food and service. The drinks and lattes are equally as good. All in a great comfortable…read moresetting.

Definitely lives up to it's high Yelp rating! Innovative,…read moretruly flavorful food and unique cocktails. My lady friend enjoyed the Mediterranean Fish, while I still can't say enough about the N'Awlins Tomato Jumbalaya. We WILL be back!

Wow, Vic's is fast becoming my favorite breakfast place. Too bad I live 2 1/2 hours away!…read moreThey are, friendly, efficient, the food is fresh. What can I say?? My Waitress, Tracy, gave me all the details on the difference between the steak tips and the grilled steak. I had the tips yesterday and the grilled today. They were both excellent at reasonable prices! I will be here every time I am in the area!!

A unassuming diner spot that doesn't have any signage outside, but we assumed we were in the right…read moreplace when we pulled into a full parking lot. We quickly we seated at a booth and was asked our drink order. The diner was bustling full of people for a Saturday morning breakfast. We ordered the chocolate bacon waffle and and Irish Benedict. I was expecting it to be a heavy waffle, but it was light and airy. The chocolate and bacon was cooked into the waffle and the grooves were filled perfectly with butter and maple syrup. The poached eggs were cooked perfectly runny and the home fries were crisp. I would definitely recommend checking this place out if you're in the area.

Not your typical Irish pub. High ceilings very bright and…read moreopen Great friendly service. Had fun playing Trivia and Keno. Wonderful food and cocktails. Pretzel bites were fabulous just wish they gave a bit more beer cheese. Collinsville Fyer was fried with a great crunch. Alittle on the salty side, but still good. Pumpkin martini and pistachio martini both delious. My husband enjoyed the cottage pie too.

Amazing food, service and ambience! My husband and I went to another restaurant first but the wait…read morewas over an hour. We were in dracut so I told him Owen and Ollie's has a turkey dinner. AMAZING! Ali was our server and she was so good. Very attentive and kind.

I was only the second person to come in the restaurant, but I was promptly greeted and given a cold…read morebeverage. The place had a long counter with old fashioned round stools that twirled. They were surrounded by booths and tables for a classic diner look. I looked at the prices online so I was shocked that they were almost double. That said, they still weren't outrageous. I ordered the avocado turkey wrap, which arrived within a few minutes. The lettuce was on the bitter side and they were out of tomatoes, but overall a good bite. The fries were hot with a slightly crisp edges. $16.25 for the meal before tax and tip. They only serve breakfast on weekends, which would warrant another visit.

Stopped in for Sat brunch before an event at Tsongas. Easy street parking- within walking distance…read moreof Tsongas. It was busy when I arrived but they turned tables over quickly. Many locals were dining there. My server was friendly and attentive. The eggs Benedict was good- not skins the best but tasty and eggs were cooked perfectly. Potatoes were flavorful and crispy. Mine was with ham and they use Portuguese rolls- they have several varieties. Casual place- would stop in again if nearby.

This lovely cafe, nestled into a corner in Lowell, is a perfect place for a nice weekend breakfast…read moreor lunch.

I understand being understaffed but waiting 25 minutes to order and then getting ice cold eggs over…read moreeasy, cold toast and baked beans that were not only cold but swimming in watery juice was not worth the additional 20 minutes for it to come out.

The food is good, for a quick meal and the prices are reasonable. I wouldn't go there all the time…read morebut for a dessert it's really good.

Fairly solid place for lunch and a beer, although one of our bottom fill glasses leaked quite a bit…read moreuntil replaced and they mearly re-pored into a new glass... could a should done better on that! Not a fan of these glasses even as I understand the "theoretical advanatages" but I miss the artistry of a good pour and also question the cleanliness of them! My wife had the house burger and it was a hit. I had the Ruben and it was fair at best. Service was prompt and courteous but by no means warm and "Friendly"