A classic diner food experience with consistency: I would absolutely recommend!…read more We came here for breakfast a few times during our trip and enjoyed every single meal! The service was very exceptional, and the food, portions, and price were all great. Nothing tasted too oily, and it was all well prepared comfort food for a diner. The only downside is that this spot is small, and they fill up pretty fast because they are so popular. So if you peek inside and see a booth open, grab it before it's gone. They fill up for breakfast very fast!

What a great meal to kick off my trip!…read more The town couldn't be cuter and the diner is in a nice central location. There's a decent amount of seating but it's not the largest. The staff was super welcoming and the overall vibe was cozy and comforting. I got the lobster Benedict and added bacon. It was delicious! Really impressed with the lobster quality. I'll be dreaming of this.

Have been there several times now, and this place is consistently pretty good. There are a lot of…read moreburger, chicken sandwich, and wing places in town, and the DG is definitely a few steps ahead of that with the standards as well as a broader menu, not fine dining my any means, but a sports bar with great outdoor dining and views, a strong menu, and a good beer selection, notably my favorite, Lunch from Maine Brewing. If you boat into Wolfeboro in the morning, you can dock at the public docks and walk right up for a very hearty breakfast-- great French toast and yes, eggs benedict!

Just came in for takeout, but I like what they did with the place!…read more Some of the best chicken quesadillas I've ever had, and the chicken Caesar salad was very fresh and a large portion. I've always said this is one of Wolfeboro's hidden gems. Look forward to checking out the new seating including upstairs. We will be back!

We stopped in for a late lunch. The place was tiny and had a line out the door. We sat out on the…read moreporch, which was very comfortable. I got a vanilla iced coffee and a rice bowl with lemon vinaigrette dressing. It was the perfect amount of food and healthy but tasty. My girlfriend had the French toast and the Maine-iac smoothie. The French toast was made with wheat toast and only two thin sliced pieces of toast. She wouldn't order that again. The smoothie was good. It primarily tasted like strawberry and banana but had blueberries and other stuff in it. The staff was friendly and prices were reasonable. I now understand the line out the door. We will be back.

We grabbed coffees in here and opted to not get breakfast: there are a few small tables inside, but…read morethis is a very small space and not good for a group. Service was okay - they have several signs around the cafe, including how they prefer cash. They also discourage using straws with a "save the turtles" poster, and have signs around the cafe asking you to clean up after yourself since they don't do buss their tables. The coffees were fine, but not better than what we have tried around downtown Wolfeboro during our trip. I'm glad we tried it, but likely will not come back.

I love this place, and if you like smoked food, kimchi, interesting beer, and friendly staff you…read morewill too. I mean this place has me hooked on the chi. They do special smoke days too. They once did whole chicken which was pretty perfect outside on the old patio. Pretty much impossible to undercook something you smoked for hours but very easy to dry it out, and it was great. Actually brought the whole fam there that day including our dog. It's petfriendly outside. They have three main beers that you can always get, and then about another 3 beers or so of rotating and experimental beers/ciders. If you want to get an idea of the staff this is from my first visit there a few years back. I actually think this was towards the beginning of Covid. We had to get out of dodge and enjoy some relaxation by the lake. When we showed up everywhere we drove by the spots we normally frequented and everywhere was closed, sometime near 8 pm. We did a search and found that here was open and headed over as fast as we could to try to get something to eat. Unfortunately the grill just closed, and we resigned ourselves to a liquid dinner. The chef then pokes his head out and offers to make a pretzel for us, and we could not have been happier. It was a big one too. The staff was just so welcoming and seemingly very happy that we were there... which is not always the case in the general area... that Burnt Timber became one of our usual spots instantly. Each time we've been back it has always been that way, which is even more rare not just here but back in the Boston area as well. So again if you like smoked and fermented things in an unpretentious atmosphere with very friendly staff I'm pretty sure you'll love this place too

We were really looking forward to visiting Burnt Timber Brewing & Tavern, but unfortunately, the…read morelack of wheelchair accessibility made that impossible. There was no clearly marked ADA-accessible entrance or any obvious way for a wheelchair user to safely access the inside of the restaurant. We considered sitting outside, but the awning poles blocked the walkway to the point that we could not comfortably or safely navigate the area with a wheelchair. Even if we had managed to sit outside, we had no accessible way to get inside if the wheelchair user in our party needed to use the restroom. What was perhaps most disappointing was that not one person offered us any guidance, alternative entrance, assistance or possible solution. We were simply left trying to figure it out ourselves. Accessibility is about more than just getting through a door. A person using a wheelchair should be able to enter, dine with their family and friends, and access a restroom with dignity. Sadly, we weren't able to do that here and had no choice but to leave. I sincerely hope Burnt Timber takes a serious look at its accessibility and staff awareness so another family doesn't have the same experience.

A laid back, hearty breakfast. Yes, it's open to the public. It is located on the golf course, but…read moreno reservations or membership is necessary to come and dine here! The service was friendly, and we both enjoyed our breakfast here. Service was a little slow but nothing I would raise an eyebrow at. The vibes here are vintage golf club meets diner: the furniture/dining chairs were upholstered with old school golf-themed fabric which was cute. I'd definitely come back here for breakfast!

You know - you don't have to play golf to visit a golf club's restaurant. Often, they are hidden…read morejewels. Stopped at the Sand Trap for lunch while passing through the area. The Steak Bomb was delicious! Chips crunchy and flavorful. Side salad freshly prepared. And, of course, they got the Arnold Palmer right. Swing in some time!

Such a cute cafe with good breakfast options too. I got a lemonade, chocolate chip cookie, and a…read morebreakfast sandwich with sausage. I'm not a huge arugula girl but the egg, sausage, and garlic aioli sauce made it all the perfect combo. Served on soft and fresh bread. The lemonade was super refreshing too. Just what I needed. The cookie was good, but I've had better. No biggie! It's a poppin spot - a testament to their popularity - so be prepared to wait a little for your food. There's lots of seating in the back room and also out front you might be able to grab a table or a bench!

I like a place where you order at the counter and sit wherever. We grabbed some breakfast and…read morebeverages and got seats outside on a cool, sunny day. My husband said the coffee was great and so was his Deluxe sandwich. I ordered the egg bites. I've only ever had them at Starbucks. These were SO MUCH BETTER! Flavorful and just so good. Note: there is a 3% service charge for using a credit card.

This place is not dead, peeps! Yes, they have undergone a…read morechange of hands/ownership over the past couple years, and they are trying to crawl out from that. But this cool, historic tavern is still alive and well! Come show some local support. We are Rhode Islanders, and have been coming up here for almost 40 years, and this place holds a dear, sweet place in our heart. We did not partake in food this time around, but it looked and smelled amazing. The drinks/wine were wonderful. Give them a shot! You won't be disappointed!

Whoever answered the telephone in the Wolfe's Tavern on Sunday, August 17, 2025, at 3:44 pm ought…read moreto be ashamed of himself! I'm going to assume it was the bartender, who was shockingly rude, sarcastic, and disrespectful, to say the very least. Not my first experience with this bartender either. The bartender's and server's at Wolfe's Tavern are absolutely horrible. They have reprehensible attitudes and are colossally rude to customers. I asked for a simple clarification of their operating hours. This man was indignant and impolite, calling me out for bringing a discrepancy to his attention!! Uh..what?! I've been a resident of Wolfeboro, NH, for 70 years. This establishment once stood as the landmark for elegant dining, professional and competent administration and staff, and was respected throughout the Lakes Region. You once had an Executive Chef named "Hoke" many, many years ago...a quintessential gentleman with great culinary expertise, who frequently would come out of the kitchen, go table to table, introduce himself to all the patrons, and ask them if their meals were up to their liking. This man "made" The Wolfeboro Inn, almost singlehandedly. When he resigned because of a difficulty with management, the place plummeted...nearly overnight. Fast forward to August, 2025, and it is now worse than ever. I'd recommend Dunkin' Donuts on Center Street, or The Bay Diner on Main ahead of here. It's no wonder today's bartender refused to give his first name...no doubt fearful of this review(!) or one in The Granite State News, aka "The Grunter."

Morrissey's is a vibe: you know when you enter a restaurant in a small town and you can sense all…read moreof the generations of history it holds? Yeah, that's the kinda spot Morrissey's is. This is a community favorite and for good reason: the seafood is exceptionally cooked and the classic lakeside, vintage feel is approachable and still well maintained. This trip, we went to Morrissey's three times for lunch/ice cream and once for dinner. For dinner, we sat in the main dining room. Admittedly, service was a bit slower than some people liked in our party (but I was okay with waiting for it, I'm on lake time!) that was the only qualm we had at dinner was how the service was slow because they are obviously understaffed. When we came for lunch with a smaller party, we decided to sit at the bar instead which is on the other side of the building and more of a dive bar feel: an Irish pub. All of the meals were great, but we preferred sitting in the bar and got much faster service there during our lunch. Of all of the food we've tried, my favorites were the fried scallop and the Cajun shrimp bruschetta. And the Mac and cheese was yummy! But everything has tasted great! And you can't go wrong with some ice cream! Make a reservation if you're planning on doing dinner, but expect a slower pace. So maybe have a snack or don't come starving and know it will be a little slower. But worth the wait in my opinion! Or sit at the bar if you're okay with music and a little bit of a louder environment during your meal with your party.

The place has its own identity, somehow this Texan made it all the way up here. The beer was cold…read moreand everyone eating was enjoying their food. I can tell people have been coming here for awhile. I encourage anyone who's not from here to give this place a try. I enjoyed my experience

One of the best kept secrets and no secret why is even suns is so good. Always fresh good people…read moreand welcoming.

A good spot for a quick breakfast - we came by here a couple of times during our visit and enjoyed…read moreour meals. The coffee was good, but not as amazing as the locals hyped it up to be. With all of the good breakfast options in town, I honestly probably would not come back here again.