The most delicious ice creams in New England. Dozens of fabulous flavors…read more Indoor/outdoor seating. Sodas, frappes, sundaes, waffle cones,. Muffins, sandwiches, chili to die for. Coffee. Birthday parties welcome. Corner of Main and Plymouth Streets. Bring your cooler to take a few pints home.

I brought 17 kids from my cross country team. Despite only one person behind the counter he was…read moreunfazed by our group size and we got all our custom orders quickly. The atmosphere was friendly and the ice cream was great.

It's not summer until the Red Hill Dari is open! We look forward to it every year, often working it…read moreinto our 4th of July fireworks plans. Our kids love visiting for ice cream, but I love their clams. The service is always prompt and friendly and the tables outdoors are comfortable with umbrellas to block the sun. I'd visit more often if the prices were more affordable, but I get that a small business has to work with the market prices they're paying.

Cash or check only. Small little place serving soft serve only ice cream as well as seafood and…read moreburgers. I had the lobster roll for $23.95 comes with fries. Mayo only no choice for warm butter. The lobster was pretty much all claw meat and very tasty. If they served this as a warm butter option, I would give 5/5 stars. The hot dog bun was perfectly toasted and buttery. Price point was extremely worth it and reasonable. Flavor of the month for ice cream was maple. Ice cream was so delicious. They have a ton of topping choices. Outdoor tables. Bank close by to get cash. No ATM on site.

Horrible place and experience! First of all, after standing in line for 10 minutes after the one…read moresole worker fulfills orders for others while we watch and we wait at the counter, she tells my daughter and I she now had had to close in 30 minutes and would not be able to serve us - how horrendously disappointing! At least tell me that before I stand at the counter watching others get ice cream! Also - GPS has wrong address

It was a very expensive place given the location between castle in the clouds and the pony ride…read moreplaces. The food was actually quite good though and the ice cream was great as well. It has petty breezy seating and right next to a big pond.

As a gas station, their prices were higher than the other stations further away but we were on E &…read morehad no choice. I didn't go into the actual store but I kinda wish I looked around. Not sure if there's a bathroom inside but the porta potty in the parking lot was disgusting. The positive? ICE CREAM. They serve Richardson's Homemade Ice Cream which they weirdly had literal children serving (I'm not sure on NH's child labor laws but it felt weird). But the portions were HUGE and the ice cream was delicious. I didn't realize the portions were so big because the prices were so reasonable. I paid $8.50 for a small cone of campfire s'mores and a medium cup of coffee kahlua brownie. The cone did start melting the second I walked away (and it wasn't a hot day). I'd go here for ice cream again.

I only visit every once in a while. Remember this place when it was "Dads" market. The sandwiches…read morewere good then and they are still really good!!! I always make it to this market when I'm in NH!

As we were leaving Castle in the Clouds, we noticed there was a small building set aside some…read moreoutdoor setting that sold ice cream. They also had some sandwiches and drinks. My toddler got a strawberry ice cream cone (Gifford's ice cream) while my husband and I ordered sandwiches. I got the grilled cheese (I forget which two cheeses but it was not just American or Cheddar) and he got the turkey pesto. Both were delicious but I wish I had ordered the pesto! Would 100% stop by again if in the area.

A good place to stop for lunch or a snack while visiting the Castle In The Clouds attraction…read more This outside food stand serves up sandwiches/wraps & Kayem hot dogs (served with bag chips), salads, snacks (queso dip, Bavarian soft pretzels), Gifford's Ice Cream (cones, cups, sundaes, frappes, pup cups), and cold bottled drinks. They also sell bottled Maine Root Beer, beer, wine, and vodka soda. There's also picnic table seating nearby. While taking a short afternoon walk near Shannon Pond, I stopped for a quick bite. The place had a short line, mainly people ordering ice cream. The guy at the window was sort of pleading with the customers not to order frappes since it was more work. When it was my turn, I ordered a Cranberry Chicken Walnut Wrap ($11) - Cape Cod style chicken salad with mixed greens wrapped in a white flour tortilla and served with Lays chips. My food was ready quickly and I was enjoying lunch at a picnic table near Shannon Pond. The wrap was filled with a dense tender moist chicken salad with berries wrapped with mixed greens and lettuce. I only ate half of the wrap since it was a good size and ate the other half when I got home.

Great subs as usual and friendly service from all. Been coming here for years and things seem to…read moreget better every year. Keep up the great work.

Damn good subs! That's no lie! Sure, they've on rare occasions messed up our order but we're all…read morehuman! Prices in the store are a little steep but you're paying for the convenience and when you live out on Long Island, that convenience is important. I just wish they weren't seasonal but totally understand they need to be! Their fresh meets in the deli are awesome! Bacon wrapped tenderloins, steak tips, marinated chicken breasts, shop made sausages......YUM!

We really enjoyed the apple cider and apple cider doughnuts here! Didn't explore the rest of the…read morefarm as it was a little chilly, but I could see that there were a ton of family-friendly activities, including hayrides, games, a corn maze, and pumpkin-patch photo opportunities. We tried one each of the available doughnuts: Plain, cinnamon sugar, and maple drizzle. All were fresh and warm and well worth the maybe 20-25 minute wait (and there was a guy singing/playing guitar for us, which was nice!). The dough was light and fluffy, rather than dense and cake-like, which was a positive for me. Our favorite was the maple drizzle, which wasn't overly sweet and added a nice subtle maple flavor. I also liked the cinnamon sugar, though it was quite sweet! The plain was good as it stripped away the accoutrements and allowed me to enjoy the crunch of the doughnut "crust".

Great spot nice vegetables donuts yummy great pies fun atmosphere love this farm highly recommendread more

This place is killing me. The room is great. The service is always great and this past visit was…read moreno different. But the challenge here is the kitchen. I had the ribeye and it was thin and not very tender. Two of my group had the filet and they thought it was good, but my wife's special leg of lamb was uninspiring. The wine we had was great except we paid $145 for a bottle that retails for $35 and there were not a lot of other good choices. But I could live with it if the meal was awesome, instead of 50/50. It's a steak restaurant. I don't expect any bargains but when every steak is $45 or more, they need to deliver. You cannot be hit or miss for $150 per person not including the wine. The kitchen needs to step it up. I want this to be my favorite restaurant in the area but they are falling short of the mark. If they want to charge that much for a meal, then they have to nail it.

This place was pretty good! I've grown up visiting this area and don't really remember the original…read morerestaurant but this rebuild is beautiful and cozy inside. It truly feels like an olden New England house and barn and it's all quite charming. We had a reservation which was hard to get so be prepared to be flexible with when you go; otherwise, you will have to go to the pub side instead of the dining room. We arrived a bit early but had to wait 10-15 minutes past our reservation time. The hostess was kind enough to fetch our cocktail order so we could get to it! Enjoy some interesting cocktails, like the Skip and Go Naked which comes with an honorary pin! We had a lovely table and a great meal: the prime rib was cooked perfectly, the salmon was good and the haddock was good. Backing up a course, though, I must say that our entire table enjoyed the calamari with banana peppers so much! It was well flavored. The bread was... unique! And good. We also had a few types of oysters at the table and those were enjoyed. Dessert was great as we opted for the recommended Denver pudding. And an espresso martini!

Very expensive for the portion sizes. We tried 3 different…read moresoups, all lacked flavor/ were watery. The pad thai was the worst I've had, and I've had quite a few..I think it has ketchup in the sauce :( Speaking of ketchup, that's the sauce that came with my "chicken fingers".. which were not chicken fingers, they appeared to be two cut up Tyson patties (in strips). Just really odd overall and not very good. The main chicken dishes had those funky pieces of chicken meat that you can't swallow. The crispy roll and sushi roll were ok. On a positive note, the people are friendly. Maybe you need to know what's good here and it would be worth it..but we did not experience any of those items unfortunately. I don't know if we'll try them again.

A true Lakes Region gem -- don't let the location fool you!…read moreLemongrass may be tucked off the main road in Moultonborough, but it's an absolute classic in the area and one of those places we always make a point to visit when we're in New Hampshire. It's not flashy -- the décor is a bit dated -- but the food? Utterly fantastic. Owners Luncky and Wu clearly put their hearts into every dish, and it shows. The quality, care, and consistency here are rare to find. One of my personal favorites is the seared ahi tuna from the appetizer menu -- it's so good, I usually have to order two because one just isn't enough for our family! The fish of the day, often featuring haddock, is another highlight -- light, flavorful, and expertly prepared every time. My husband swears by the seafood curry, which is rich, fragrant, and packed with flavor. The service is just as impressive as the food. Their bartender, Cristine, is a local legend -- she's known my in-laws for decades and still remembers exactly how my mother-in-law likes her Blue Orchid cocktail. No need to order -- it just appears, perfectly made. That kind of personal touch is what makes Lemongrass feel so special. And don't skip dessert -- the white chocolate crème brûlée is a standout. You won't find that just anywhere, and it's absolutely worth saving room for. Lemongrass is more than a restaurant -- it's a beloved part of our Lakes Region tradition, and we can't imagine a trip to NH without it.

We live on the seacoast of NH and have an abundance of restaurants to choose, but when up in the…read moreLakes Region this is one of our favorite places to eat. We have always had good service and the food is creative and always well cooked. We enjoy the peach & burrata crostini as an appetizer. I often get their mixed grill and always have enough to have leftovers. The prices overall are more affordable than home. The dining is next to the lake and, while there isn't much of a lake view through the trees, the ambiance in the restaurant is relaxed.

Over rated, over priced, horrible service. Too many other places to eat dinner out much more…read moreextraordinary