Best chicken salad sandwich around!…read more The chicken salad is devine! I employees are friendly and courteous.

Gouger's Market is a local hole-in-the-wall, hidden gem that has been serving the neighborhood for…read moreat least 70 years. There is hardly any parking, as most people walk and the kids show up on bikes. They specialize in making grinders (that's New England's version of a sub sandwich). I was craving a real grinder, so stopped in to snag an Italian. The clerks are super friendly. The lady that made my grinder made sure I got exactly the topping that I wanted. The sandwich was phenomenal! The meat was cut fairly thick and the portions were generous. The toppings were fresh. The grinder was perfect and filling. My cousin picked up a maple soft serve cone that disappeared before I could get a photo. She loved it. The store sells essential groceries. Shelves are neat and tidy.

The WG is a small gem in the middle of a gem of a town. It's not your typical small-town grocery;…read moreit serves the needs of both locals who run in for a quart of fresh milk from a local farm or some homemade bread as well as the visitor who wants to pick up some local cheeses and wines. The stock is not huge -- this is a small store -- but thoughtfully chosen to reflect the best of local/regional producers. For instance, the ground beef is trimmed and ground on-site, and it tastes terrific either in a bun or by itself. There's also excellent pork and chicken in a variety of specialty cuts along with a small seafood selection. They make their own sausages, and the deli meats include turkey and ham (smoked at the store). You'll find the origin of meat specified by farm, so localvores should be smiling. There are good selections of wines and beers (many locally produced and brewed). The milk (including raw milk) and dairy product choices come from local farms and are as delicious and fresh as you might imagine. There are limited choices of canned goods, mixes, dry goods, etc.; you can find those elsewhere at Shaws in Walpole or Hannaford in Keene. The staff is friendly and helpful. Prices are reasonable, we feel, given the top-end quality of goods. The key words here are "quality" and "local," and the WG does the locals proud. We are proud to be regulars. P.S.: They are open seven days a week and -- though we don't care for facebook -- the WG posts weekly specials at their facebook page. Enjoy.

A little gem in our little town. It's on the expensive side, but the quality is high and the people…read moreare wonderful.

EXCELLENT food, for what you get very reasonably priced. I…read morehad the General Tsos chicken sandwich and sweet potato fries. If everything was any more fresh it would have been at a farm. Fast service, well cooked, excellent food - thats good restauranting!

Reading some of the other reviews from people who did not have our experience. I agree the food…read morewas very good, once we got it, but the excessive wait paled that. I also realize that everything is made from scratch. But I don't know of any establishment that makes grilled cheese sandwiches ahead of time. Those are always made upon ordering, and it doesn't take over 45 minutes. This place can't handle live customers. They may be good with take-out, but every restauranteer knows the cardinal rule: you take care of the live customers first.

After a few hours on Mount Monadnock, I had ice cream on the brain (or perhaps... the stomach?)…read more A quick search once I had better signal in town suggested Kimball Farm and off I went. I was greeted by a very busy parking lot on that Saturday afternoon. Committed to waiting in line for my sweet treat, I was pleasantly surprised to see the crowds were massed around the take out window for food and not ice cream. Great for me but also made me wonder what I was missing out on. It would seem everyone was drawn to the seafood platters here which, had I had a hankering for, looked heaped with appetizing fried morsels. Alas, I diverted to the other set of windows. I was waited on right away after perusing the extensive list of flavors. I was hoping for Coffee Oreo but discovered they were out. Not to worry, they had plain 'ol coffee and I was on my way. A small serving was HUGE! I couldn't finish it all, even having worked up an appetite. The homemade ice cream was creamy and flavorful. Fairly standard though as ice cream goes but the ambiance and experience at the place maintains a higher star rating. Plenty of park benches and picnic tables sprinkle the property. Rolling fields and farmlands surround the establishment. Large parking lot. Ice cream, take out, dine in, and country store all available. I only experienced the ice cream so the rest will be left to my imagination. Fun stop post-hike.

Delicious, well-flavored ice cream -- generous servings; helpful servers; good consistent hours.read more

First time trying Elm City and would definitely come back. A brewery was just what we needed after…read moresome frustrating traffic during our travels. They are located in a great spot, with plenty of parking available. We were lucky weather wise to be able to enjoy the patio, which I highly recommend if you visit during a time that allows it. All of the staff were very friendly and service was quite quick. They do offer wine, cocktails, mocktails and plenty of other non-alcoholic drink options so don't let brewing company scare you away. My wife got their Peach Kolsch and I got their Patio Season (lemon fruited wheat beer) and we enjoyed them. Both paired well with the nice weather day! Food wise my wife got Taco Salad that she very much enjoyed. I got their Peach BBQ Chicken Sandwich that had pulled bbq chicken. It was very tasty and you could get the sweetness from the peaches in the sauce. I do wish it would have been a little more peach forward though. Fries were hot and well seasoned but could have had a little more crisp to them. Overall solid spot, would check it out for those looking for a brewery that serves food and even for those just looking for a meal too! They offer a great variety of food on their menu that everyone in your party should find something to their liking. Like I said above, if weather and time of year allows enjoy the patio!

We had a really great time at Elm City last weekend. They…read morewere able to seat us downstairs so my mom wouldn't have to struggle with the stairs. Service was prompt. Waitstaff and hostess were kind. The pretzel they brought us as a starter was fantastic. Everyone was thrilled with the mustard and pub cheese. There were mixed reviews for our entrees, but the C monster iPa and peachy Keene kolsch were well enjoyed.

Was in town visiting with friends and was told we had to try out the Gilsum Village Store. We went…read morein as soon as we got into town for some lemonade and were excited to see they had non-alcoholic beer too! We took a picture of the coffee options and headed over first thing the next morning - love that they open at 6! - for Lumber Jill (pistachio) lattes. So so good! Everyone was so friendly and helpful. We will be sure to be back.

The new owner is a real jetk. He's constantly, nervously trying to watch all the mirrors while…read moreringing up your order. Seems like he's expecting everyone to steal, or he's experienced people stealing. But the other owners were laid back compared to this guy. I've experienced him being rude to people on 3 different trips there, it wasn't just once,otherwise I'd give the guy a break. Wonder how others see him

Fantastic little shop with a great selection of Indian food as well as snacks, beers and those…read morelast-minute grocery staples. Family owned and run, with an unfailingly friendly and helpful staff.

Nathan Richard Carr was super nice and very handsome. Would 100% recommend the 29 inch lobster rollread more

Keene D'angelos is really convenient with the mobile app and the counter staff is friendly when you…read moreget there... Well except that one time when they were confused and thought I was a dasher, but I had ordered from their app. My family is a regular orderer of the Thanksgiving subs. A comfort food if ever there was one and who doesn't want a tub if gravy? I rarely eat inside here but their little dining area is usually in good shape when I wait there.