This is truly a beautiful farm & store. Stopped in yesterday, nice mid-May day. Very friendly young…read moreman saw me & opened the store, which was closed (it was about 4:30pm). Got a couple of locally made bottles of maple syrup, and maple sugar candies and maple-coated pecans. There was also fresh beef (looked fantastic), fresh eggs, and local gift items. The fellow said once the gardens start producing, they will have fresh produce. If you are in the area of the Speedway at Loudon, it's worth the 10 minute drive. The view alone is breath-taking. Top notch!

Best maple syrup we've ever had. Friendly family owned. Very knowledgeable and friendly staff!…read moreSuper efficient syrup making processes. They have maple products, meat, eggs, and produce in the summer. Highly recommend!

Maple Sugar Shack has the best local maple syrup along with delicious maple products, perfect for…read moregift baskets and souvenirs. It was fun meeting Ben Kezar III, hearing the history and learning that this was the original location for the Sugar Shack since 1937. Don't miss it!

Not easy to find, but this cute little mom and pop maple syrup operation was worth it. Lots of…read moreoptions for sizes to take home, maple sugar candies and maple drops. Awesome to meet Ben and hear about his farm. Call for directions, don't trust the GPS.

We love Ben's maple syrup and was pleasantly surprised to find this location offering tours (along…read morewith delicious fresh maple roasted nuts, popcorn, and other maple goodies!) The tour was fun and informative, and we got to check out the machines and how they tap the trees. The nuts were very, very tasty (we only left the shack an hour ago and polished off both the pecans and cashews already!) and I look forward to going back next weekend to see those machines in operation! (As well as pick up some more maple treats!)

Purchased some maple candy online because we wanted to remember the nostalgia of it from our youth,…read morebut the package never arrived. Subpar customer service. If you're buying online, beware!

Tucked into the main street in Franklin, only a few doors up from Vulgar Pizza, is a small shop…read morethat everyone in the area knows has really good donuts. A few things to know: The donuts are big. The picture of the glazed pumpkin shows a toothpick for scale; they're thicker than a 2x4 (but taste better). The hours are different than most places. They're only open Wednesday through Saturday, from 3 AM to 11 AM weekdays and 5 AM to 11:30 AM on Saturday. The flavors are variable, but that's exciting; I usually find something I've never had before. How's the flavor? The glazed pumpkin is VERY "pumpkin forward" and not too much glaze. The cake was a great texture, cooked through in spite of the size. It's a really wonderful donut, and will satisfy any appetite. The banana cream pie was new to me. I included the picture after a few bites to show the banana cream filling. In this picture the full size vanilla wafer can confirm the scale. The banana cream was really good and didn't have the artificial taste that so many have. The chocolate was just enough but I ate the cookie separately to avoid possibly squeezing out the cream. A nice combination. Check your timing if you're in the area, but definitely give this place a try.

This is a really popular donut shop located in the downtown of Franklin. Nothing fancy, a very…read morebasic interior; the donuts just speak for themselves. They have a wide variety of specialty donuts. Super delicious! I think the flavors rotate pretty frequently, but when we went it was a lot of fall flavors like pumpkin, maple, and apple. There wasn't a donut not to like, these are really good. Also very reasonably priced at $21 for a dozen! They open early and sell out of flavors quickly. At 8:00 many trays were already empty, so get there early!

This was our first experience with Beans & Greens (via Door Dash), and we are extremely pleased! We…read moreordered and received everything, and each item was delicious! My husband enjoyed his hot coffee, and we shared two sandwiches (so we could each taste both). We got the chicken panini, and the turkey maple on sourdough. Both were yummy! I especially thought the chicken was good because the meat was moist and thick. We also got desserts (because it was a family member's birthday and they love chocolate and pumpkin). And I never eat donuts but wanted to try the cider donuts. Yum! So light and delicious! I also got a bottle of the New Hampshire Squamscot root beer, and found it unique and refreshing. I would order it again, though I usually don't drink soda. This soda wasn't too bubbly, which is why I liked it.

I am submitting this report regarding an incident at Beans & Greens Farm in Gilford, New Hampshire,…read moreinvolving my fiancée and our friend, both of whom are Asian. On September 21, 2026, my fiancée and our friend visited Beans & Greens and purchased multiple items from the business. They also placed a food order and were given a pager. They then waited for more than 40 minutes for their order. During that time, they repeatedly asked staff members about the status of their food. Multiple employees instructed them to continue waiting. Meanwhile, they observed other customers arriving, receiving their orders, and leaving while their own order was not provided. After waiting more than 40 minutes, it appeared that their food order had either never been entered or had otherwise been disregarded. In addition to the unusually long wait, both described the manner in which staff interacted with them as dismissive, patronizing, and disrespectful. They felt they were being belittled and treated as though they were less deserving of attention or service than other customers. Both my fiancée and our friend are Asian. Neither of them normally attributes poor customer service to race, and neither entered the situation expecting or looking for discriminatory treatment. However, because of the combination of their order apparently being ignored, repeated dismissive responses from staff, and other customers being served while they continued to wait, both left the business questioning whether their race or ethnicity contributed to how they were treated. I am submitting this account in good faith. The factual details described above are based on what my fiancée and our friend experienced and reported regarding the incident. They can provide their own firsthand accounts if additional information is required.

Dennis, my brother, and I stopped here on Saturday morning while headed up to Vermont…read more I had read Holly's review and I wanted to check out this place. Located right in the middle of Contoocook, the market was bustling with all types of local vendors. I spied flowers, in season veg and fruits, berries, local and organic meats (frozen), pies, cookies, jellies, jams, maple syrple, and also some local hippies playing drums and other cool African beats. Kids, ducks, dogs, (Jackie was there too!), families, and pagans, were all there enjoying the sunny hot morning and getting their supplies for the week. I hope to be back soon!!

I was recently on a trip to NH and tried various different ice cream places; Milltuck was the last…read moreplace we tried and we definitely saved the best for last! This small ice cream shop is on a farm and they use their own milk to make their ice creams. There a variety of outdoor seating options such as Adirondack chairs, a swinging bench and picnic tables. There's also a play ground and a goat feeding area. The service was friendly. For scoops, you can get a cone (they only offer waffle cones that they make in house for $1), waffle bowl or a dish. They also offer shakes, sundaes and floats. The prices are kind of high; $9 for three scoops and $1 for a cone plus tax. But, the ice cream is really creamy, flavorful and loaded with chunks, which I like. My friend got a pistachio ice cream and it was LOADED with CRUNCHY salted pistachios... I've never had an ice cream in which the pistachios were crunchy! I wished I had ordered that after I saw hers come out. I got three scoops: campfire delight (s'mores), mocha chip and peanut butter Oreo. I wanted to get the blueberry crumble, but it sold out two customers ahead of me. The campfire delight had a bunch of mini marshmallows and decent size chocolate chunks. The mocha chip had a good coffee chocolate flavor and a nice amount of large chocolate chunks, not merely chips. The peanut butter Oreo had a rich peanut butter flavor. The setting was also great to relax & enjoy our frozen delights! If I lived there it would be a special occasion treat because of the price; since I visit NH about once a year, I will go to Milltuck every time!

Nice little shack with lots of picnic areas and greenery around - beautiful view of horses- the two…read moreminiature horses are exceptionally cute! We were treated by the staff who We're super friendly and accommodating. Now the ice cream part- super delicious!! got the maple walnut and rocky road both of which hit the spot! The portions were super generous. The cups they use are compostable making them the more sustainable choices! Highly recommend through & through!

We go here every year and although it is now pretty much self pay it is still my favorite place to…read morepick! The berries here are so good! You drive in and park and grab a bucket and a bag to put inside it and then go into the field. There are rows and rows of berries to pick from. After u finish filling your bucket u return to the kiosk and pay by check or cash or even IOU. The price is always reasonable and its always a good time. You may even get a visit from the farm dog .

Beautiful farm with tons of delicious blueberries to pick. Staff was extremely friendly and…read morehelpful. Prices were reasonable.