This little deli is a local treasure in a rural area. It is very conveniently located in the aptly…read morenamed Rum Brook Plaza between a gas station, Helen's Place (open for lunch and dinner), and a small brookside park. At lunchtime, the parking lot is like a beehive with cars and trucks of people working in the area pulling in and back out with freshly made sandwiches, salads (not green salads, but the kind made with real mayonnaise), and those huge dill pickles that used to stand around in barrels at old time delis. There are individual servings of desserts in a refrigerator, a smattering of fresh produce, fresh breads, snacks, beverages (including beer and wine, and there is even a tiny wine alcove), ice cream, birthday candles and other things you might need once in a while but can't seem to lay your hands on. In the mornings, there are house-made breakfast sandwiches in a warmer so people can grab and go. The people work hard and are kind and friendly. We stopped in on Memorial Day - along with everyone else in the area - to pick up potato salad, seafood salad, and macaroni salad, and they were prepared! It was all hands on deck at the deli, shelves were stocked, and there were extra checkout clerks. Whether it's at the unofficial kickoff to summer or on snowy day, the fine folks at Rum Brook Market are there to make your day just that much more satisfying.

walked in 15 minutes before closing for a quick dessert. brought a cupcake up to the counter and it…read morewas ringing in 2.50 more than advertised. I mentioned it to the girl, who already was clearly ready to go home... we walk back to show her the price it's being advertised, takes my dessert, puts it back, and says "well that's the price in the register, there's nothing I can do for you" extremely rude. I get it was right before closing, but there was no need for the miserable attitude. was passing through NH- glad I WONT be back. Working in customer service? Have a better attitude.

Oh. My. God. What a wonderful place!…read more Took a day off from skiing due to that four letter word "r*in" and I realized I needed some culinary therapy. So wondering about of the Yelpsphere, I came up to this wonderful eatery that has been opened now for a year and I spent know it existed. So I decided to go in. I'm glad I did The Bend at Sugar River is a deli, coffee house, sandwich place, and upscale to-go food item shop. It does a brisk business but it doesn't seems to be full. There is an expansive and charming patio outside that is puppy friendly. Inside, the seating is more or less sparse but still charming. The menu is extensive. Soups, salads, breakfast items, and both hot and cold sandwiches. I had their French Dip sandwich. Delicious. As well, my oat latte was super! They also have refrigerated stands with both full meals to go, frozen foods and cheeses and salads. Service is awesome. Really so. The storekeeper told me about the place and their growth plans. It is amazing. Overall superb.

A few weeks ago I experienced The Bend for the first time. A childhood friend brought me there. I…read morecannot say enough about this charming place! Such a beautiful place to sit next to the Sugar River with friends or by yourself. I am not proud to say this, but I incredibly picky when it comes to coffee. Over the past two years I've been blessed enough to have traveled all over the world; Portugal, Spain, Italy, France, Australia, New Zealand, Greece. The list goes on and on. Yet, the best cappuccinos I've tasted are at the Bend. I find myself finding reasons to go to Sunapee, so I can stop at The Bend. The food is delicious and made with care & pride. Silas and all the employees are very welcoming! They truly make you feel special, almost a feeling of being home. The smiles, laughter and exceptional service is unique. The Bend is a hidden gem!

Look, I love this…read moreplace. Eat here all the time. Unbelievable breakfast sandwiches; hot dogs are crazy good (and when they have chili, they're even better) Burger is the best in the Upper Valley. 5 stars. Would recommend. And we could end there... But Holy Bleeping' Bleep! I had their Steak Frites Special in a sub roll. Not to be sacrilegious, but this is the closest I've come to seeing Christ in a steak tip sub. It was sublime; it was divine. I promise if holiness can come in sandwich form, it comes as a steak frite sub from the Marsh Brothers Deli. Who knew all it took was a smoked submarine sandwich to make me feel reborn. Blessings be upon you, Marsh Brothers Deli.

You know you are in the right place when you walk in and the locals are hanging around drinking…read morecoffee. These folks are here to make you a yummy sandwich, not impress you with decor. Head to the back of the tiny tiny "store," place your order then proceed 4 steps to the checkout by the front door. I devoured one of their donuts while I waited for my order and I caught the best photo before they wrapped it up. The pulled pork sandwich tasted as good as it looked. See photo. Fun experience and you get points for doing business locally. Oh, and when the smoker gets going, it smells sooooo good.

Jay and his team are the best. They have mazing breakfast, lunch and dinner options, super coffee…read moreand most interesting Beer selection in town. If you need take home dinners, it's the only place to go!

First off the lady behind the counter was rude i Went to…read morethis deli for what I was hoping for was a fresh hot sandwich. That is not what I got. I would have been better off getting a premade sandwich at a gas station at least it wouldn't have cost 35 bucks. I de will not return.

I'd enjoyed Blue Loon pastries before, but until recently had never visited the bakery myself. A…read morefew days ago, I treated my mom to a stop there for lunch, and it was a wonderful experience. It was lunchtime on a Friday and New London was bustling, yet picking up lunch couldn't have been easier. The sandwiches--made on Blue Loon's own breads--were freshly prepared, neatly wrapped, and stocked in the refrigerator case beside the baked goods. We also picked up a few scones to take home. What impressed me most was the staff. Three young students were working that day, and they were some of the most poised, cheerful, and courteous attendants I've encountered anywhere. One young man immediately understood what I was looking for, gathered everything efficiently, and his colleague had us checked out in no time. In a region already known for friendly people, their professionalism really stood out. The bakery itself was sparkling clean, and I appreciated that the tables were spaced farther apart than is typical, creating a comfortable and welcoming atmosphere. Next time, I'd love to stay and enjoy a meal there. And the scones? They're some of the best around--always seasonal, always delicious. If you're planning ahead, pick up some clotted cream from the Lebanon or Hanover Food Co-op along with a jar of strawberry jam, brew a pot of tea, and you'll have a treat worthy of an English afternoon tea.

Blue loon bakery was quaint and adorable in every single way. I was in town for a friend's birthday…read moreand looking for a morning coffee to grab for the group. I did some googling and stumbled upon this coffee shop. From the outside it looks like a charming New England house, and the inside is restored into a coffee shop while still maintaining some of that classic New England homey charm. I got coffee and a croissant and spent some time sitting by the fireplace in the living room portion of the coffee shop. Some of my friends came with me and we really just enjoyed our time catching up over a coffee and pastry. It did end up getting really busy so make sure to come either during the off-season or early in the morning. The coffee was really yummy and the croissant was scrumptious too. They also sold a lot of cute snacks, merch, and other goodies. Can't wait to go back

Staff were very friendly! family friendly environment with kids menu available. Small patio for…read moreoutside dining if the weather is nice. Food was great! Mickey Mouse pancake was a big hit with the kiddo. Plenty of options for everyone. Be sure to visit the life is good store on the way out!

Tucker's is an extremely popular breakfast/ brunch/lunch spot for locals and travelers alike. If…read moreyou are going between 10am-12pm, expect a wait, and possibly to use street parking because the parking lot is rather small (not easy to turn around in if other patrons are also looking for parking). That said, the coffee, food, and service are worth it! There are two seating rooms and one of them opens out to restrooms and a very small shopping/business mall. The tables and chairs are thick, heavy, rustic wood reminiscent of a country kitchen, and the acoustics are pretty good! No echoes or a need to yell to friends or family at your own table. The service is stellar! Lots of students work here and they are top notch. The food is outstanding. Their hash browns are literally the best I have ever had. They are wispy and crispy, and will not leave grease on your plate or in your belly. The eggs are always perfect, no matter how you ask for them, and the pancakes are the best you can get without making them yourself at home. They are served with a syrup, but for $2.00 extra (at the time of this posting), you can get real maple syrup instead. By the way, their coffee is not limited to regular and decaf. There is a delightful coffee drinks menu for options to enjoy at your table or to go! Tucker's also does take out, so you really have not excuse to miss this delightful place.

Got a take out order for pho, and coming from San Jose where there's a phenomenal Vietnamese food…read morescene, I wasn't expecting much from here in the Northeast. I was pleasantly surprised and impressed though. The broth was hearty, flavorful, and salted excellently. All the typical toppings were included and there was a good noodle to broth ratio. Can't speak for the rest of the menu, but if you want a good winter comfort pho, this is the place

I love ordering the veggie banh mi, here. It's basically a veggie sub on French bread called the…read morePhnom Penh Sandwich. The bread is fresh and comes with pickled carrots, cucumber, cilantro ands a protein. You can get shrimp, pork, spicy tofu, curry chicken or teriyaki chicken. I get this banh mi sub at both the Lebanon to-go shop and this White River Junction locations. I am not sure what the differences are between Cambodian and Vietnamese fare. In Phnom Penh, Cambodia, it seemed the foods I ate were more pure and clean than the Americanized Vietnamese dishes I grew up with. The Phnom Penh restaurant and to-go shops serve food which tastes similar to Vietnamese to me. I really like the dishes I've tasted so far, including the fried rice. I did not yet try the pho, here, but it looks great. The sandwich shop is better to sit down in and relax in and enjoy your food. Also, their Khmer iced coffee is yum.

I have been on the hunt for a good turkey burger and this was not good...it was GREAT! Turkey…read moreburgers are often dry and this managed to be both flavorful and juicy. I added the herbed mayo and no other condiments, just lettuce and pickles and it was perfect! Let's not forget to mention, the best fries I've had in a very long time. So glad I finally stopped and gave them a try, they won't be able to rid of me now. Thanks for a great meal!!

Very solid burgers and friendly service, I'm only up here during the summer, but I make sure that…read morethis place is a frequent visit!

Delicious sandwiches with home made focaccia bread! Staff were very accommodating and friendly. A…read morenice view right across from the lake, as well!

Breakfast sandwiches were small, very basic, bacon was pencil thin and bacon was an inch and a half…read morebig. For the flavor and overall quality, items were very overpriced and below average/average...AT BEST!