my family had to wait around 30-40mins, but it was definitely worth the wait. food was amazing, and…read morethe atmosphere was very cozy. service was very kind and welcoming, but our server didn't check on us and we had to wave her down (politely of course). she was nice anyways. the place was pretty busy, but it'll probably be less busy with a shorter wait on the weekdays (i came on a saturday). highly recommend! my family had a great time, and we really enjoyed watching the toy train go around above us.

I grew up in the state, and always would spend a week in the summer in the area. Well, today I got…read moreto visit Lincoln and got to stop into one of my favorite pancake places. I got the classic short stack pancake, the maple butter was perfect with the syrup. I ended up picking up a tee-shirt and a mug for the road, they had a great variety to choose from. Also, the person that rang us out ran the train for us when we mentioned that we didn't see it running during our meal. Get there early, avoid the wait and the crowds. Also, pumpkin pancakes are officially in season

we ate dinner at the common man restaurant last evening. the wait was not long for a table even…read morethough the place was busy. we were offered cheese and crackers while we waited. our food was amazing and plentiful. Our waitress Tia was very pleasant and took seriously a shellfish allergy at our table. Tia was efficient and friendly and made our visit a good one! I highly recommend this restaurant.

Had 2 types of Ravioli. Pumpkin Ravioli with Marscapan…read moreCheese and a Bacon and Corn Ravioli with blackened chicken which was moist. Maple Walnut Crusted Chicken with Maple Stuffing . Asparagus and Brocoli. Breads and wine

the location is a artists dream. the raspberry lemonade was so so good - as was the pineapple…read morebasil refresher. our server was so very sweet. i stubbed my toe and she even brought me a bag of ice. we loved it here and would def come back!

**No tap to pay (no apple pay)…read more Was trying to find a place for a bit after going on a hike and decided to stop by this place as it had good reviews. We got seated outdoors and didn't realize how many motorcycles were around the area. We had sort of a strange experience with our waitress, a little off putting if I were describe it. They did also get our order wrong once. We got the Smashed Gyro which was delicious, it was flavorful and came with a refreshing salad. The rating is strictly as this was amazing. On the other hand we also got BLT..and this was quite the disappointment. I believe this was Kraft cheese and it completely ruined the entire sandwich. It was so salty and the bacon was just hard not crispy. The bread was overly toasted and was just hard to bite through. I asked for pickles on the side but they were sweet so not my cup of tea but grateful that it was provided.

Fun little bar/restaurant. We only had drinks and listened to live music outside. Bartender was…read morevery friendly and offers great service. Will go for dinner when we return

Be sure to bring your appetite and ask for extra napkins! Whether you're a Dead Head or not, come…read morefor great food, spirits, company, and music. The owner, chef, and staff are personable and passionate which shows in their food and service. We tried the specials--Mary's Chili, and Brisket sandwich. WOW!! They just opened on May 31, 2025 and hit the ground (slopes?) running! The chili was loaded with corn, beans, peppers, and tons of meat. Just the right amount of heat! The brisket sandwich special was tender, hot, and juicy and slathered with your choice of cheese--again, lots of toppings. Food was served hot and quickly. We brought our dog and sat on the outside patio with great views of Loon Mountain. I rarely award 5 stars, but this place has earned it for food, service, and music. Oh, and speaking of music, check their facebook, instagram or website for their live music schedule. There's a great area off the bar to see live performances and listen to great music.

We started my daughter's 23rd birthday here to fuel up before hiking. We had the breakfast wrap,…read morebagel sandwich, waffles and coffee. Everything tasted amazing and reasonably priced. The guy working went above and beyond to make you feel welcomed. We had brought candles to put on our daughter's breakfast and without being asked he brought out a lighter to light the candles. While we sat and ate-another patron who had a dog was welcomed in and he offered a dog treat to the sweet dog. Then before we left he wished my daughter a Happy Birthday and gave her a choco chip muffin for the road. His energy was uplifting and contagious! Highly recommend this place!

Food & Coffee is 4/5 or 5/5 However, several other aspects…read moreadded to this breakfast being a 3 star experience. First, the cashier was rather rude when I asked for my eggs over medium and basically told me they could only be over hard or over easy. Once I said, I wanted them over easy there was more attitude and then I was told that there's no guarantee they would not be over easy as they are "very busy" . Her attitude was bizarre and almost as if I was inconveniencing them asking for an easy modification. It makes me think the eggs are not made to order. Also it was not peak breakfast at this time. It was 11:30 am. The sandwiches eggs did not come out over easy, but they were still yummy. Secondly, I had to make my own coffee and put the cream cheese on my own bagel... I was given the containers with a knife, which is fine, but keep that in mind when being asked to leave a tip. Also the cream cheese was unfortunately just Philadelphia brand with additives I avoid so I ended up not using the cream cheese anyway... wish I knew it wasn't homemade before I bought it. The bagel also tasted like it was Philadelphia brand at all, so don't order bagel if you want something authentic. The Portuguese muffin was incredible as was the croissant, so maybe I should not have diverted from the breakfast sandwich options. Overall though, I would not be back if in area. The experience put a bad taste in my mouth, which is hard to do regarding breakfast.

We finally got to try the Lincoln Diner! Nice location and…read morebeautiful, historical train wagon restaurant that has moved towns and locations a few times throughout the years, and has now been in Lincoln since 2025. There weren't many people lined up, but we still ended up waiting about 30 min for a table. This seems to be caused by a lack of staff - we noticed tables weren't being cleaned up for a good 10-15 min after people left, and waitresses were rushing around. Honestly from what we observed - they could slash their waiting time by half by being more efficient and/or hiring busboys. But moving on. Food was definitely worth the wait! Boyfriend and I both had the "Cadillac" breakfast (because, well, our car) and we both loved it. He had pancakes with it and I had French toast - I *loved* the French toast. Delicious. Boyfriend also had a side of corned beef hash and I had a bite - it was my first time trying corned beef and I liked it a lot! He liked it too, and says he's usually picky with that dish, so... Overall we would return! Food was great and service was super friendly.

Back for a light bite- tuna melt and peanut butter pie. Mid week the diner is not busy but servers…read morewere pleasant and engaging. Love the setting- similar to Tilton diner with good basic food choices. Reasonable prices and plenty of parking. They still give tootsie rolls out with your bill. Closed Tuesdays

The best chocolate croissants...EVER! Cinnamon buns and…read moreblueberry muffins are also delicious! The staff is friendly and helpful; this place is a real asset to Lincoln and Loon Mt. ski area.

During our trip to New Hampshire, we visited this cafe for breakfast. We liked it so much, we went…read moreback several times from the since the first visit. They are open early, and located inside a small indoor mall. It was bigger than I thought in the inside, with a good amount of table seating. They had all sorts of baked goods next to the ordering counter. They are made from scratch in-house, so some items might sell out before afternoon. We tried several of their latte offerings, and we enjoyed them all. For food, we had some of their breakfast sandwiches and wraps. The sandwiches are nice big size, with perfectly toasted bread. The fillings were generous, with melty cheese and fresh ingredients. We love their wraps too. Full Moon Wrap made with Bacon, Spinach, Tomatoes, and Fried Eggs with Cheddar Cheese is one of our favorite. The wrap was big and heavy, and it was packed with flavor! Everything inside was fresh and juicy. Delicious! Their New Moon Wrap with Sausage, Guacamole, tomatoes, Cheddar Cheese, and Fried Eggs is also a great choice. Very filling and tasty. We've been visiting this cafe for a couple of years now. Their quality has not gone down, everything is still delicious. The staffs are all very nice and friendly, welcoming and efficient. We are big fans!

Boyfriend & I had dinner here yesterday while staying in Lincoln for the night. This was our 2nd…read morevisit to this restaurant; we had eaten here a year ago and liked it, which is why we chose to come back. Great service. I had requested a window table when booking and we got one! The restaurant seemed full, with mostly resort guests. Very lively bar area, great atmosphere and lighting. No children in sight while we were there. Our waitress was very polite and efficient as well. We had the Caesar salad and fried calamari as appetizers; that's what we had last year and we loved it - still great this year. Boyfriend *loved* the calamari, it did have a "kick" to it - watch out for those jalapeños! He gives me that big parmesan chip from his salad and I love it! He had the 14oz striploin steak as main dish and unfortunately, wasn't too impressed. He found it a bit overcooked (had asked for medium rare) and it was kind of bland (that's probably his fault though because he had asked them to remove the garlic aioli usually served with it). Also - this cut wasn't a bone-in so the steak was bigger than he expected, and he couldn't finish it. He loved the asparagus and other veggies however, which were prepared perfectly. I had the napoleatan Ragu which I thought (from seeing pictures on social media) would be a MUCH smaller portion than what was served. It was tasty but I couldn't finish half. If you are boxing up leftovers it would probably reheat really well the next day (we couldn't as we are on a road trip. I mean, maybe I could have anyway. But it's a bit late to think of that now, Amelie). Overall it was another great evening... ambiance is most important to me when eating out and this place has it right. We liked our main dishes better on our 2025 visit though (pizza and shrimp scampi) - and would keep that in mind if/when we return...

We had the pleasure of dining at La Vista. The restaurant is beautiful. We sat on the outside…read morecovered patio. It looked over the small vineyards and you could also get a glimpse of the pool area. Our server was efficient and friendly. The bread served is focaccia with oil, balsamic dip, delicious, we shared the beet salad appetizer , dinner grilled salmon with lemon risotto, and Chicken Parmesan. We had Dubai chocolate torte for dessert. Everything from start to finish was delicious and would definitely come back when in the area.

Had a burger. Perfectly cooked to medium in a lovely pink color and very juicy. Nice crispy…read morebacon. Server (Amber B) was very nice and attentive and helpful. Gave us a tea togo cup! A bit of a wait to get in only downside 45 minute on a Tuesday fall season.

The burgers were amazing but quite a bit overpriced. I got the cowboy candy burger at the…read morerecommendation of the server Taylor and she was correct...it was really good. The candied jalapeños were unique and outstanding, sweet heat! My girlfriend got the brie and bacon burger after reading the Yelp reviews and it was apparent why it's a favorite. They charged us another $3 for the gluten free bun making the $20 burger cost even more. I go the onion rings and I'd give them 3/5. Not anywhere close to what I would have expected from a burger joint such as this. GF got the sweet potato fries which were also a $2 upcharge making her burger meal cost $25 on its own. The house made maple mayonnaise was supposed to be fore the burger but it went better with the sweet potato fries which I'd rate 5/5. Service was good. They did warn us that it was slow even though the place was practically empty and it was indeed slow but good. It's located in a shopping center and there are some seats available outside. It's a bit dark inside. They have unisex bathrooms at least a couple of them. There's a cool old train in the parking lot that was fun to look at. I would eat here again.

The service was excellent. (Our waitress kept the coffee full, and it is good coffee.)…read more The food? Also excellent. The homemade banana bread French toast was quite tasty. T I always judge a place by whether I would come back? Arnold's? Absolutely, and we just might tonight for dinner.

I had a late breakfast in the afternoon as a first-timer to Arnold's…read more Coffee was hot & I couldn't get a couple sips in before my cup was refilled (a benefit of sitting at the counter by the coffee, it seems). Eggs & corned beef hash was quick & pretty decent. Toast looked decent, but I was too full after 17 cups of coffee & the hash & eggs. Chill, fun, & pleasant atmosphere. Casey, Kiley, & Cam? (Ryan?) were lively, enjoying themselves, making customers happy. Great team over there, y'all - I felt like family.