My wife and I stopped here on our way to North Conway. A burger sounded like a good lunch idea so…read morewe decided to give it a try. Good stuff!! I got the Picnic Basket, and my wife got the Dirty Head. Both burgers were cooked very well and the perfect portion size. We also shared a basket of fries - which were perfectly cooked and seasoned. Overall a perfect stop for lunch. Our waitress was very nice, attentive and helpful. The atmosphere is very cool too; beach vibes with chill music playing. If we come by this way on our way home, we may make a 2nd stop. :)

Amazingly friendly establishment, glad we stopped in for an early dinner. Burgers were fabulous,…read morechicken a bit underwhelming. The espresso martini was a bit disappointing, very boozy tasting; beer was great and ice cold. Would return for the burgers and the hand battered onion rings, the fries were good but would be better if fresh cut.

Order the baby ribs appetizer with a bowl of the beef and barley soup…read more Very friendly and fast service Will be back soon

Great food, great service, plenty of seating, nice bar area and outdoor deck/ area. We frequently…read morego here and are never disappointed!

Decor: An absurd rabbit warren in a riot of colors. Picture a red door with yellow trim set in a…read moreroyal blue wall. No two doors the same color. Not one square inch of bourgeois beige. The floors are uneven. It feels like an old house repurposed on a very tight budget. I love it. It's the sort of place where you expect you might see a genuine beatnik at some point, sitting against a wall, quoting Alan Watts into his beer. Service: All the serving staff are genuinely nice people. They seem happy to be at work. Service is very fast and, in my experience, very accurate. Food: I'm about as Gringo as Gringo gets and (thank goodness) I have never lived in California, so I can't comment on the food's authenticity. And since when do you go to a Mexican joint for a finely nuanced international dining experience anyway? It took a little to adjust to their enchiladas, which is what I usually get when I eat Mexican. The meat is not inside the enchilada. Instead, there are these fairly skimpy cheese-filled enchiladas on the plate, buried beneath a giant pile of spicy meat. It's very untidy. Not a curlicued radish rosette to be seen. Then there's a little white cup of beans floating in the sauce and a substantial blop of the usual overcooked rice. It's delicious. They have two hot sauces, a homemade habanero which I haven't tried yet, and the ubiquitous Valentina's, hot enough to be a hot sauce, very flavorful, and mild enough that you can pour it on heavy , which is what I do. I love this place. I should give it four stars, because it's a little on the sketchy side, but I am going to give it five stars, because it's a little on the sketchy side.

We ate here during the middle of the week and it was not super busy. Ezekiel was our server and the…read moreservice was excellent! Food came out quickly and was AMAZING! For sure the best Mexican I have had in New England.

Awesome new spot in town! The owners are so welcoming and nice. They have a really cute seating…read morearea and it is just steps away from downtown. All the seating is outdoors and there is no cover or umbrellas as of right now. It's dog friendly as well. They try to accommodate allergies as much as they can (which is hard since it is a food truck). They don't have any official GF options, but they made us a cheesesteak bowl with onions, tomatoes and lettuce and a spicy chipotle. It was delicious and I will definitely be returning! The trunk is 603 street eats in the morning 8-11 and then converts to another food truck called NA'CHO AVERAGE.

I treated my wife and mother to this new little joint on the Fourth of July this year. Man was it…read moregood! Each of us got the 2 way combo with haddock and scallops and the portions were very generous! My wife also had the chowder and liked it very much! Nice big pieces of fish and too many scallops for the ladies to finish, I helped though. :) I felt that the price (around $130 with tip) was pretty decent for how happy and full we all left! As a side note, we have a family tradition of doing a seafood fest on the 4th every year. However, this year was so hot we just figured "Why not try the new seafood joint down the street instead?" It was very nice to be able to enjoy our family's tradition without the messy cleanup and frustration of cooking in 90 degree weather. Much thanks and keep it up Bobcat!! The community is lucky to have you!

Bobcat Country Grill is now open just west of the NH 25/NH 3A traffic circle on the Plymouth/Rumney…read moreTL. This casual roadside family restaurant is open for dine-in or takeout, which has counter service with an indoor dining room and picnic tables outside in front. They serve up fried seafood, BBQ meats, burgers, hot dogs, chicken tenders, salads, chowder, fried sides, and sweet treats for dessert. They also operate the Baby Moo's ice cream window at the west end of the building. They serve Coke products and other non-alcoholic drinks and do not serve alcohol here. Recently, I decided to place a scheduled online order for dinner takeout through Toast since I had some Toast cash to use. I ordered the Fish & Chips Basket ($19.99 plus tax), fried haddock served with choice of side (I chose a cup of chowder instead of the default fries) and cole slaw. I was in Haverhill when I placed my order and headed east on NH 25 to Bobcat. I arrived 35 minutes later and my order was all set and bagged. I actually went outside to eat the food. The breades haddock was crisp outside with flaky haddock filet, tartar sauce provided. The chowder (cup portion) was smooth & creamy with minced clams, potatoes, onions & seasonings. The crunchy chopped cole slaw was wet and tangy. I would stop again at Bobcat Country Grill for food, and try some other things like their burgers and BBQ.

Great food, great service, best breakfast in a long time,everything was incredible. Recommend it…read morehighly

I love this place- quintessential NE breakfast/lunch place with perhaps best in state Maple syrup…read more We arrived early on a hot holiday day( before 8) and were immediately seated. My ham, cheese and tomato omelette was excellent as was my grilled home made muffin, home fries and blueberry pancake. Too much food so breakfast tomorrow morning before golf. Staff always tops off coffee and plastic silverware and paper plates adds to the NE ambiance. Very popular place so I recommend arriving early or suffer the consequences.

So glad we found J&J today. We had just left the annual SWAM event. We missed breakfast and needed…read morea "breakfast all day" place and J&J was listed number 1 with 5 stars. Deservedly so, as it's a small quaint diner and very casual. We weren't really in the mood to sit at a restaurant table and order and be waited on. This looked just casual enough. Everything we ordered was delicious and very fresh as pointed out by a previous reviewer. Delicious ingredients and even the small serving of fruit on our plates was incredible. Service was great and the staff behind the counter were very friendly. You seat yourself, order at the counter (the woman behind the counter offered us menus as we walked in), get a number tent to place on your table, get your coffee, then the woman at the counter brings the food to your table. Actually, everyone there was nice. The diner is inside Mr Berry's on the Common in Plymouth. Lots of yummy potential on the menu. My husband ordered the Avocado Toast and I ordered the Hipster. We both had lattes, which were really good from a self-serve coffee machine, but it was really good coffee. While we waited for our food, which came out in about 10 minutes, I heard several people order Roadies. My Hipster consisted of an everything bagel with a fried egg, avocado, spinach and a yummy sauce. Wish the egg had been a little runnier, but it was a good blend and balance of flavors. I also saw a regular who came in (postal worker) who had a pot pie that is, from what I heard everyone at the counter talking about, extremely popular. Apparently there was word that they're taking it off the menu, and two women sitting at the counter were politely "interrogating" the staff as to the truth of this rumor. The owner or head chef was regaling the women with the irony of their hot items being more popular in the summer than in the winter. The pot pie and one of their soups are apparently two items that fit that bill. It made for an interesting conversation! Really cool, casual place. After we ate, we did some perusing of the store side of the establishment. All in all a great experience.

This place has a very cute diner feel with a unique gift shop attached. The food was editable with…read morevegan options. Not sure I would make the hour trip to visit again but overall good experience.

Great spot for a highway stop! The pulled pork is delicious, juicy, and flavorful, and the prices…read moreare fair for the generous portions. I really enjoyed the shaded seating area. The only thing missing was a simple washing station with soap to freshen up before and after eating such tasty, messy food. Overall, it's a fantastic stop.

Been wanting to try this place for a while and it did not disappoint! Everything was delicious,…read moremeats perfectly smoked and juicy. Favorites were the pulled pork and red potato salad. Cute sitting area. We will be back for sure.