Food is fresh, tasty, locally sourced and prepared to your preference…read more Service is friendly and available. Good amount of seating for a cafe. Parking out front. Great menu. Prices competitive with other local places. Highly recommend.

The Everyday Cafe in Hopkinton! What a great little spot! The Uncle Bennie was just amazing with…read moreroasted cherry tomatoes and garlic!! I'm definitely going again!! lol! Excellent staff!

Lil hole in the wall place, but those are usually the BEST! This place did not disappoint! Amazing…read moreservice and food was fantastic! Definitely a place to stop and check out TRUST!!

Waitress was amazing…read more My hash and waffle were great. I had real maple syrup. We were told that their hash is homemade and tasted it. I had to add more pepper for my liking. My wife had the beef hash eggs Benedict. Again flavor was great eggs were slightly overcooked and not runny. She chose to not complain and ate it so we would not be held up any longer. The restaurant aesthetic feels warm and welcoming.

The Root is located in a restored barn (formerly Kindred Spirits) along NH 101 selling organic…read moreproduce and also a great gathering spot for freshly brewed organic coffee, chai tea and homemade pastries! The place is still a work in progress with limited hours (in October 2019) open on Tuesdays and Saturdays for now. I stopped in here recently for a cup of freshly brewed organic coffee and a chocolate croissant. The place has ample table seating and comfortable armchairs to enjoy drinks and homemade baked goods. The chocolate croissant I had was freshly baked, very firm and buttery. The organic coffee was very good after adding organic creamer and turbinado. I would definitely stop in here again for coffee if I am already driving on Route 101 between Milford and Peterborough.

This cute rustic cafe located in Temple, NH is worth the stop for breakfast. They have a limited…read moremenus of farm to table foods as well as coffee and tea. My husband had a breakfast sandwich and I had a scramble with goat cheese. Both were delicious. We took home chocolate croissants, which were light and flavorful. The staff were friendly and prompt. We will absolutely be returning.

It was pleasant afternoon with great food Add extra time…read morefor the gardens We got a last minute reservation

Tucked at the edge of the White Mountains, Pickity Place is one of those rare hidden gems that…read morefeels like stepping out of time and into a storybook. On our way to New Hampshire, Joanne said, "Let's stop at Pickity Place for lunch," and I'm so glad we did. We enjoyed a multi‑course meal that was beautifully prepared and presented -- the kind of culinary excellence you'd expect in downtown Boston, yet served in a historic 1786 home with the warmest, most attentive wait staff you could hope for. The grounds are just as unforgettable. You wander through lush gardens, charming outbuildings, and whimsical touches -- including the famous Big Bad Wolf cottage from Little Red Riding Hood. It's a place where literature, history, and horticulture meet in the most delightful way. If you're traveling through New Hampshire, I strongly recommend making Pickity Place part of your journey. Whether you love gardening, enjoy American literary history, or simply need a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of life, this spot delivers something special. Don't miss it.

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.

So I've wanted to go here for awhile but we just never had the chance. Today my daughter and I…read moredecided to take a ride and have lunch. Its always busy here but tje line moved fairly quickly. You order at a window and they call out your number when the food is ready. We meant to order two clam strip dinners bit we somehow ordered two half pints of clams. We also ordered onion rings. After we received the food we went back and ordered the fries. I was slightly bummed because I really wanted to try the coleslaw. They have a nice seating area inside and they have seating outside as well. There is also a nice gift shop and restrooms. The portion size was really big and the clams cooked perfectly! The onion rings were so good! Fries were edible but not great. I wish they had hand cut fresh fries but they dont. Next time I come i think I'll try the haddock. Also right next to the food is ice cream! We ordered two thick frappe and they are THICK! We will be back!

Erin and the team at Hilltop Kitchen catered my wedding and rehearsal dinner this past weekend and…read moreabsolutely everything about it was amazing. I had reached out to many caterers before finding Erin and either they weren't able to accommodate my requests or we just didn't click but from Erin's first email back to me I knew she was the perfect fit to bring our wedding food dreams to life. She was as excited about my vision for our wedding food (family style Italian) as I was and had great suggestions about how to bring it to life. Her team did homemade pasta and gelato for the weekend and I am still drooling just thinking about it!!! Thank you so much Erin & team!

Wow. Million dollar views of Mt Monadnock and the gardens of Aldworth Manor are the first thing to…read moregreet you. Service is friendly and unobtrusive, decor is timeless and grand, drinks are creative and well priced, food is fresh, local, thoughtful and delicious. We tried the salmon, the potato and leek soup, and the Hawaiian pizza - all excellent. Reservations required!

My family took me to The Riverhouse Cafe yesterday for a Mothers Day breakfast and it was amazing!…read moreTo start the menu offers so many different breakfast meals and sandwiches you literally have to read each one. I ordered Biscuits and gravy with eggs and sausage. it was absolutely delicious! The service was good and the people were very friendly. Hats off!

I got the one egg plate with house made sausage and biscuit and homefries, and my companion got the…read moreegg plate with cheesy hashbrowns and house bacon. She named the cheesy hashbrowns as the highlight of our meal. All around great breakfast. Everything was seasoned well which is unfortunately a rarity in NH - I appreciated the local meats and breads on the menu and that the biscuits had pepper in them. There was a bit of a wait but it's the Friday morning after Christmas and once we were seated service was great. My only complaint is that the chairs at the bar/high tops are quite uncomfortable - small and metal and I kept sliding around in the seat because of the material of my pants.

If I didn't go here for the ambiance or the homemade everything, or the quaint gift shop on site, I…read morewould go just for the bourbon latte. I come here often and I don't live close. I dont appreciate how often they're closed or how the older hostess spoke to my older daughter on one occasion, but other than that, I'm a fan.

Lovely barn full of wonderful real maplewood "slices" tables, a fun and cozy ambiance with several…read moretchotchkes, signs, and memorabilia for decor. Anna was our server with a smile: pots of maple coffee, and of course breakfast for all. I had the Eggs Irish, a delicious twist on the classic Benedict with corned beef hash and tasted the apple cider pancakes a friend had... very yummy! The chicken and waffles was crispy, the pancakes huge and delicious, and the maple syrup served in individual nip bottles. Portions are generous and fit well with the welcoming ambiance. The lovely gift shop is on the side of the main building, you get there through a covered bridge on the pathway. Get there early, it's a very popular breakfast place and fills up fast!