AMAZING BBQ SERVED HERE. A hungry soul seeking food might not take a second look at this…read moreunobtrusive country store location. BIG MISTAKE. Pull over and order their delicious brisket, pulled pork, chicken and sides. Guaranteed to be one of the best decisions of your life. The fresh apple cider donuts are also a big plus Also need to mention that the family running this store kindly sold me a bag of coffee before they officially opened, when my cabin of grumpy campers was seeking caffeine. Five stars for the service and food!

Who needs coffee when you can have a Pointsetta (Mimosa but cranberry juice instead of orange…read morejuice) with your AMAZING breakfast! Thank you Allen for my freshly made to order super yummy eggwhite omelette! Seriosuly if you are EVER in/near Bristol you MUST stop by and try. (They do lunch and believe dinnernow too)!

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

Pouring rain when we went there, but they couldn't have been any nicer, the food is outstanding,…read morehuge menu, fabulous beverages, and the food is a little more natural and healthy in some cases. Can't wait to try their other locations

There are many places to enjoy breakfast, but none better than Tucker's. If ever in New London, New…read moreHampshire, you should (must!) visit Tuckers. I assure you will enjoy your dining experience. Today, I thoroughly enjoyed a Tucker Time breakfast.... Eggs (over medium, perfected executed), hash browns (one would think pretty routine, but these puppies stood out today. Proper level of crispness, with a dash of pepper and pink sea salt - I think!), perfectly crisp bacon and two house pancakes (a total Yum, and try as I might, I could only eat one) All accompanied by a very decent mug of medium roast coffee. I absolutely loved this meal. It was excellently provided by Madison's warm, smiling and fully attentive service. Tucker's itself is warm, inviting and represents the best of New England charm. Walking out of here today quite contented.

Amazing food and lovely folks. Just an amazing place. If I ever go to NH again, I will definitely…read morevisit again.

Sigh...living in NH, I really wanted this place to be good and was excited to try it out when I…read morepassed the sign on Rt3. I gave it 2 stars (and not 1) for the idea and attempt. Alas, the food is not good and pretty expensive for what you get. $20 for 2 pancakes, 2 eggs, and 2 strips of bacon and 1 coffee. Toast is an extra $5.50 and another $5.50 for home fries. It all came up cold. Best part of the meal was the potato's...seasoned well and were tastey. I cannot in good faith recommend this place due to quality of food and the price. I wish it were better as the atmosphere and farm are pretty cool.

Came in the winter over a holiday weekend, so might be our fault or bad timing. We sat quickly and…read moregot coffee almost right away. We then waited an hour for food, and we're not alone! We heard many tables around us complaining and threatening to leave. Do not come if you're in a hurry. If you have time, the food is great classic breakfast with an amazing view!

The most bizarre place ever. We're staying in the hotel and went for breakfast. We walked into a…read more Awkward situation where we were told one of the cooks want there so to exact a really long wait. We decided to wait. They were out of a lot of things (like no OJ, etc) but the weirdest thing was that there was a server who was standing in the middle of the very small room, playing songs on her phone's speaker and singing out loud to it. Nonstop. Everyone was confused about what was happening. It made it a very uncomfortable situation. Add in that the food was slow because they were down a cook, you would think that the singing waitress could go help with something in the kitchen to offload the cook. They were not offering any concessions because they were out of things either. Also, behind the counter was also very dirty and disheveled and disorganized, giving it a very unsanitized feel. I'll bet the place wouldn't pass a real inspection. No welcome, thanks for coming, etc. just weird. I will say that the food was good. Wish I could giver higher stars for it, but the overall atmosphere and singing and everything else outweigh the food. They are sitting on a potential gold mine based on their location in the Inn, but everything about it is bad. They need a complete reboot.

Food service ambiance sublime. Spot was really good and the view was as good as the food. I got a…read moresandwich and it was yummy and the pretzels and pickled red onion rings were great. Go here

One of those restaurants I always say we should visit here more often. We were running errands in…read morePlymouth and stopped here for an early dinner to avoid the usual crowd. We ate in the dining room looking at Blair bridge enjoying cocktails. We each ordered side salads; for entrees we got the bolognese and scallops. Both dishes were excellent and our waitress showed up when needed. Great views and beat the crowds that know this popular farm to table restaurant. Indoor and outdoor dining- large lot to accommodate the usual crowd. 4.5 stars

I highly recommend Margaret's kitchen. It is Guy Fieri best in the nation worthy. The menu weekly…read moreis very creative with very unique specials made with a lot of Care at a gourmet level. The food is extremely fresh and the menu items are creative with a lot of unique variety but also there's fundamental basics if that's what you prefer The chicken and waffles are delicious, but I've never ever had a bad meal here and the food is so fresh and flavorful. They do pulse seating a bit so don't be surprised if you see some open tables and they tell you there's a 10 minute wait. The ambiance is comfortable and casual decor with a New England twist. Coffee is delicious too. I highly recommend a certain special called the barbecue pork and cakes. it consists of their house special smoked cheddar griddle cake with crispy pork shoulder topped with barbecue maple aïoli, two local poached eggs, and hollandaise sauce topped with some candied jalapeños and chives. I live full-time in Greater New York City full- and I must say this was the best breakfast I've ever had in my life and such a creative and flavorful burst of taste.

We went in for late breakfast and we're promptly seated. They have a Serve Yourself coffee bar. I…read morewas a little put off by the perma-stained coffee cup interiors and after looking through a couple of them I found one that was not stained. Probably not an issue but I'm a freak about that stuff. They make their own corned beef hash which was pretty good ( though mine is much better!). Their bread selection is also pretty good in that it's all hand sliced thick. However, on that note they did not have Rye bread- which is my go-to bread. Overall a good breakfast though not a great breakfast. I was happy we stopped in as we were all hungry.

An integral part of the renaissance of Tenney Mountain has been the equally significant Backcountry…read moreBar & Grill. What used to be a strong, popular but dated physical facility was transformed into a modern, efficient, welcoming and even elegant venue serving both skiers/riders and the general public. We came over to ski Tenney Mountain during one of the coldest days of the year. Below zero weather, wind, but the snow was pure fluff. And despite the slow lifts, the skiing was superb. Still, six runs in that temperature with a stiff wind took the energy out of me. That's when the Backcountry Bar and Grill came through with a superb Irish Coffee that allowed me to be back after thawing out, with new energy and desire to ski. We then came over here for an early Apre Ski. Five people had superb brews, superb Ultimate Grilled Cheese, awesome Chicken Sandwich. And a Backcountry Pulled Pork with an Apple bourbon barbecue sauce that had me licking my fingers. The bartender was the best I've seen in New England. We will be back because Tenney is one awesome ski mountain and because this wonderful venue makes it complete for customer experience.

This is the best ski mountain food I've had. The ambience of the lodge was beautiful and the…read moresandwich was huge with a ton of fries. It came out nice and hot-perfect to warm you up on a cold day. The veggie sandwich was delicious and had a decent amount of filling. We ordered at the counter and were given a buzzer for when it was ready so you knew it was made to order.

Yummy breakfast time!…read more Such a cute restaurant with some old timey flare. It also is bigger than what it seems from the outside. Our party of six stopped by for an early breakfast on memorial Day. Staff was very nice and attentive. They had a nice breakfast menu offering classic pancakes, waffles, eggs Benny and more! I decided to get the Sampler because it offered pancakes and French toast along with eggs, sausage and hash browns. The Sampler was very good! It hit the spot! Everything tasted really good and it wasn't too heavy. The coffee was also very good that I had three cups! This place was such a nice find! Now we know where to stop by for a yummy breakfast whenever we are in town.

I needed to fulfill my diner needs and had condo association business in Plymouth so Main Street…read moreStation was perfect. It has been a while since we were last here and were seated in the back; cute and same feeling as front. Music playing was vintage 60's so perfect for early morning. Service was friendly and most importantly, coffee was fresh and topped off. The kitchen cooks everything to order and is presented nicely. My Greek omelette was loaded with feta and the biscuit was nicely grilled. Great way to start my day

The Sunrise Shack is hands down our favorite breakfast spot in the North Country. We've been to a…read morefew other good places in the Valley area, but this is the one we always find ourselves coming back to. The place is very small and because of that you have to check in at a small window before going inside. It can get very busy and always go mid week for that reason. What the Sunrise Shack lacks in size it more than makes up for with its personality and, of course, its yummy food. It's small yet cozy and homey. The staff is always welcoming and cheerful. And perhaps most importantly, the breakfast always hits the spot. During our most recent visit my boyfriend got blueberry pancakes and I got biscuits and gravy, which I had once before and had a hankering for it again. It was just as hearty and delicious as I remembered it from the last time. The blueberry pancakes were very yummy too. As a side note, if you ask for hot sauce with your meal they have a variety bucket for the table, which is a nice little bonus for hot sauce fiends such as myself. Whether you want your breakfast to be healthy or hearty, or whether you're filling up before going on a rigorous hike or going shopping in the North Conway town center, you simply can't go wrong with The Sunrise Shack.

Peace, love and bacon is their byline. Such always made me smile. I can't count how many times…read morewe've passed by this place. I've wanted to try out their breakfast for a long time and now I finally did. Going for brunch on a Friday was a great idea even for a summer weekend. We got there a little after 11am and we were famished. My husband ordered their vegetable omelette with a side of bacon. I chose the Jim's Heartburner omelette which had chorizo, tomatoes, red onions and banana peppers in it. Both were delicious but I wish the omelettes were fluffier instead of being overdone. Home fries were decent. Service is friendly and excellent. Prices were just right. There's plenty of parking which is appreciated. Coffee was better than most breakfast places which is certainly something I notice.