This is a really popular donut shop located in the downtown of Franklin. Nothing fancy, a very…read morebasic interior; the donuts just speak for themselves. They have a wide variety of specialty donuts. Super delicious! I think the flavors rotate pretty frequently, but when we went it was a lot of fall flavors like pumpkin, maple, and apple. There wasn't a donut not to like, these are really good. Also very reasonably priced at $21 for a dozen! They open early and sell out of flavors quickly. At 8:00 many trays were already empty, so get there early!

Best donuts I have ever had lived here 65 years. Some other bakeries are good. Brothers stands head…read moreand shoulders above the others. Consistently Supreme! Keep up the superior work and Tradition. You're the BEST!

I've been in town working at Laconia Bike Week and Wayfarer Coffee Roasters has saved me and the…read moregirls on our team every day! With the order ahead option on Toast Tab, it's been so nice to have great quality lattes for our long days. I got the 24 oz New Hampshire maple syrup oat milk latte as well as the spring special with a latte with a nice hint of cardamom. We loved their scones, both blueberry and the girls loved their strawberry rhubarb, and today I ordered a waffle with their maple syrup option with strawberries and it came out nice and warm. If you're in the area, you've got to give them a try! Great service and delicious coffee, definitely stopping in our last day in town. Sidenote, they have a super cute gift shop connected to the coffee shop with so many cute items. I got myself an adorable swag tea to remember my trip here to New Hampshire. Thanks Wayferer!

Really good coffee, especially in a region where coffee shops are rare! The vibes here are great,…read moreplenty of room to unwind or work. Prices are standard and service is quick

First time to an Aroma Joe's. We stopped by for coffee and breakfast sandwiches…read more What we got: - Sausage, egg, cheese on a biscuit - Ham, egg, cheese on a croissant - Cold brew The coffee was pretty good, but the breakfast sandwiches were AWFUL. Both sandwiches were prepackaged, frozen food that was microwaved. The sausage on the biscuit was some of the worst I've ever had. The croissant sandwich was thrown into a bag, and the quality was just as low as the biscuit. Both sandwiches were so hot, not in a good way, in the way that they had been microwaved for way too long! If you want to try an Aroma Joe's breakfast, just go to your supermarket, pick up a frozen store-brand breakfast sandwich, and microwave it for 3x longer than the instructions say to. First and last time.

Aroma Joe's is a small drive-thru place where ordering happens on both sides of the business…read more The cappuccino with an extra shot of espresso was so much better than Starbucks. There were donuts, sandwiches, and muffins which all looked great.

From the min you walk in you feel like family. I sat at the bar top where I was instantly greeted…read moreby my server who was super nice and attentive even with it being a busy Thursday morning not to mention it was bike week. I am a big Benny fan so I decided to try their steak tip Benny and let me tell you it was amazing, the flavor was incredible, and cooked perfect from the steak to the poached egg(most places over cook it) compliments to the chef! The ladies working were killing it great job. I myself work in the service industry and I commend hard work and you girls rocked it! I'm sorry to my server where I do not remember your name but I will definitely be back with my family and tell others. Thank you for all you do ladies does not go unnoticed!

The food is good, I won't slight them on that, even though the waitress basically admitted the hash…read morewas gussied up from canned. I however was not warned or happy about the price of add-ons. I didn't realize adding a "side" of hash into my omelette was going to cost 8, yes 8 dollars. I thought adding something to an omelette was more like 2 dollars?... I also asked for a side of salsa because I like salsa on my eggs. I was given the smallest plastic ramekin you can buy in the world with salsa in it so I asked for another. This also cost $1.25 a scorching price for such a small amount of food product. My mother also ordered extra blueberries in her pancakes and it was 2 dollars. When all was said and done, we got a bill for 70 dollars not including the lowest tip I could muster (5 dollars), which she DID NOT DESERVE!!!!!!! This is OUTRAGEOUS!!!!!!!!!! I was also NEVER once warned of these extra charges especially the 8 dollar one, you think someone would say something like; "By the way that's going to run you 8 extra dollars are you sure you want it?" The waitress was a disgusting savage silent beastie. I was with my mother though and decided not to be irate and complain to management. I should have though, I really should have refused to pay that bill or demanded a discount. I have rarely encountered such a greedy establishment in my LIFE!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The place was a dirty rundown mess too, the photos are true, stained drop-tile loser ceiling. Stupid gross walls, no atmosphere whatsoever, just a hog feeding pen for fox news watchers. This place reminds me of LONGHORNS!!!!!!!!! I guess I have to ASK every single establishment I go to now DO YOU CHARGE EXTRA FOR THAT, DO YOU CHARGE EXTRA FOR THAT, DO YOU CHARGE EXTRA FOR THAT!??!!!?!?!?!?!!?!!

We ducked into the Laconia Village Bakery today while out with family for the Pumpkin festival…read more My husband and I enjoyed a great lunch and small eclair while our family continued checking out the festival (my husband was cold and needed to sit down for a while). Hubby had the hummus salad (with the beets, which he raved about saying "best beets he's had in years"!) I had the chicken salad and was stunned by how much chicken was in it! For every bite of salad, I had a bite of chicken! Wow! We're impressed and will order from them again (if they use Door Dash), as we're fairly home bound in the winter here. Thanks for making our day! That eclair was the best I have had since I used to make them in high school home ec class (45 years ago)!

I called over a week in advance to inquire about ordering a simple cake for pick up. I was told no…read morebecause they were too busy. Interesting business model.

We stopped by on a Sunday to visit the donut truck and the apple cider donuts were excellent. They…read moreare served warm with lots of cinnamon sugar. They have a pleasant little crunchy crust and then a slightly dense, soft interior. They rank among the best I've had. There is a nice lawn with lots of lawn games. The people were all very friendly too. Their pumpkin barn is full of exceptional pumpkins, not an ugly one in the bunch.

A must stop for tourists! The friendliest people and beautiful Fall scenery. We came on the morning…read morethey were doing their annual apple pie contest. The apple cider donuts are amazing. Served warm and freshly dipped in cinnamon sugar. They were also serving maple pecan coffee. It was the perfect New England experience for us Texans.

This is a cute little ice cream hut on the front lawn of a hardware store, Osborne's Agway. I also…read morelove the name. Four of us got ice cream (2 scoops in a sugar cone with jimmies, 2 scoops in a cake cone, 2 scoops in a waffle cone with sprinkles and 3 scoops in a bowl) for just over $20! A great price, especially for locally sourced ingredient, homemade ice cream. My 3 scoops, however, didn't seem to be any more volume of ice cream than my friend's who all got 2 scoops. The service was friendly, but a tad slow; it did appear to be a teenager and he was by himself. There was a bench by a fire it as well as picnic tables for seating. Now on to the ice cream itself. We got flavors such as black raspberry Oreo, coffee Oreo, banana chip and cookie dough. All the ice creams were nice and creamy except the banana chip. But, the banana chip tasted like it had real banana pureed in it, which may have caused the textural difference. I was very excited it was real banana and not some fake flavoring. The cookie dough was well liked. My friend said the coffee Oreo was not a strong enough coffee flavor for her, more like coffee milk than coffee itself, but I like it. The black raspberry had good flavor as well. They do make and serve doughnuts as well, though they were not making them when we went.

We love the Local Eatery and are truly never disappointed! The new menu is incredible, the service…read moreis great, and the creativity and passion behind the menu doesn't go unnoticed. Love it here!

We were in the area and decided to stop by based on their great Yelp reviews. We found parking…read moreright in front of the restaurant and were greeted as soon as we walked in by their friendly hostess. We were lucky to arrive without a reservation when we did because it quickly filled up with customers. The place is somewhat small and has an open kitchen concept. Outdoor seating is also available when weather permits. Please note that due to its size, they have only one unisex bathroom available. We started with the Gouda Tot Clam Dip. The picture posted on their website shows six potato tots, yet our serving came with four. It was pleasant and tasty. For my main course, I ordered the Peach Glazed Pork. The dish had a nice presentation. I found the pork to be drier than I would have expected, but it was still edible. I guess I had higher expectations. Despite a few minor disappointments, this is a charming local restaurant that is worth a visit, especially if you're in the area.