Homey, friendly place for breakfast and lunch, with colorful local artisans work offered for sale…read more Food is great!

The restaurant/Country Store is quite interesting. Located in beautiful Jackson, NH and recommended…read moreto try from Yelp. There is plenty of parking with indoor or outside seating. A true American old country store. When you walk in, there is so much to look at, many jars of different pickled items. Knick Nacks, cards and such. There is a great bakery case next to the deli case where you order your sandwich. I believe there are twelve different sandwiches. I got the number eight which was a grilled panini filled with deliciousness...chicken, pesto, baby spinach, and roasted red peppers. My boyfriend got a turkey club wrap with chipotle mayo. He loved it! I can't remember what number his was. They call your name when ready. You can grab any type of chips, beer, wine, or soda and then pay. Plenty of seating inside. Very quaint. Can't wait to go back again!

Outstanding food Great service…read more Highly recommend Recent two lobster rolls for $35 Even cousin Ernie would enjoy

Good,old fashion ,home cooked food.Reasonable price, excellent service in a nice atmosphere.Very…read morepleasant people who seemed to enjoy their work.

We went for the soft opening. The pizzas that we ordered were very tasty! The Cesar salad and clam…read morechowder were excellent as well. Service was good and got to meet the owner. Cute place! Will definitely be going back to try something from their full menu.

Never have we had a bad experience eating here. The staff and owner greated us and the food was…read moreabsolutely delicious!!!! Their knowledge of gluten free food is spot on too! My husband and I will absolutely be back again. Every time we are up in NH it's a good too. Thank you for such good service!

We went here on a whim and were pleasantly surprised! We sat at the counter and were served…read moreinstantly. I will say Kelly was impressive. She checked people in, sat people, waited on them, cleaned up, made coffee all with such precision. There were at least 3 other employees but she was AMAZING! The food was delicious!!! Definitely a must go to! They make their bread . Sooo good

TLDR: solid breakfast/lunch spot…read more Cute little spot along the Main Street of town. They have all your breakfast staples. I'd highlight the cinnamon rolls as a big draw. Not too sweet and just right. My wife made a comment when we ate here, that when you watch diners on TV like on Gilmore Girls, there's always someone who's walking around with a pot of coffee and when you come in and sit immediately ask you if you want coffee. She's never really experienced that in real life, and granted I haven't either, anyway this place is like that.

While I was in town for a wedding, I stopped by this bakery--and I'm so glad I did. Their cupcakes…read moreare incredible. The wedding we attended featured them, and after trying a few, I knew I had to visit the shop myself. They're perfectly balanced, not too sweet, and genuinely some of the best I've had. Their coffee is solid--definitely the best you'll find in this small town--and they offer a surprising variety of avocado toast options, all fresh and really thoughtfully put together. On top of that, the people who work here are so kind. It feels like the sort of place where everyone is happy to see you walk in. If you're passing through, or in town for an event like we were, this bakery is absolutely worth a stop.

What an adorable cafe!…read more We stopped in before we headed home to have coffee and breakfast. We arrived at a quiet point in the morning rush, but they do get very busy! Service is friendly and fast though even when they're packed. I had a turmeric maple latte which was unique and delicious. Along with that I had the Mountain Mama sandwich which had an egg, hummus, goat cheese, and vegetables on a super soft English muffin. It was delicious! My husband had a hummus bagel with cucumbers and tomato and it was a great light start to the day. We also tried a ham and cheese croissant which was good. It was the softer bread style croissant and had chopped rosemary ham and cheese which was delicious, I only wished there was more of it! I brought a maple molasses cookie and a butterscotch cookie home. They were both so delicious and chewy! My only criticism is I wish there was a touch more salt, but I'm nitpicking. Highly recommend stopping in for a light breakfast or lunch, and taking some baked goods for the trail!

Had dinner last night on the verdana at the Eagle Mountain House…read more It was Excellent. It was Simple beet and squash salad with grilled chicken. It was absolutely wonderful. Fresh, grilled chicken was cooked perfectly and for a small dinner salad,it was huge The atmosphere was relaxing and the server was attentive and did not rush us. It was my mom's birthday and they brought out a slice of the chocolate torte... which was amazing!!!! I highly recommend the Eagle.

My husband and I stayed at the Eagle Mountain House during our recent NH trip. We were unable to…read morebook reservations for the dining room, but luckily was able to be served sitting at the bar. We were both starving, so we decided to start off with the Loaded Nachos and added the Beef and Chorizo Chili. We had plans to order entrees for dinner, but the nachos ended up being huge and filling - and delicious! After waiting a bit to digest, we ordered the Red Velvet Cake for dessert to share. Red velvet is my absolute favorite, and I have to say this one was high up my list - my husband doesn't care much for red velvet, but even he really enjoyed this one. Next time we're here I'd love to try an entree and definitely get the cake again!

Ok- time for reality to meet nostalgia I first arrived here 50 years ago with my college outing…read moreclub. Liked it then and looking at it now- if you could design the perfect slope side, mountain town pub - this would be it. Sure plenty of ups and downs and stairs - but you ski, you are in the mountains- get over it. The step down bar - no where else. Tight equals fun. Loft, ling tables - it's a pub! take it all in.

Overall a Great experience. Good was familiar with a twist. Drinks were well done. Service was…read moreon point. Love the rustic ambience.

A great old school pub just outside of Jackson Village on Rt 16. Shannon Door has been around…read moreforever and has cold beer, good food at reasonable prices and live music most nights. The haddock with ritz cracker topping is quite good and only around $18. The pizza is also good New England Greek style. It's always a good stop.

Nice Irish restaurant. Very quirky/divey on the inside. Service was good. I got sat on the booth…read moreside which was little uncomfortable, too high up from the table. Live music most nights which was nice, the guy didn't take a break the entire time we were there! Well poured Guinness. I got the pizza which was New England cracker pub style pizza, I believe - it was pretty damn good pizza and ranch for your crust. Tried the beef stew soup as well which was really good, better than any clam chowders we'd had on the trip!!! Nice place.

What a fabulous place. We caught a perfect day... our room…read morewas stellar... Mt Washington Suite. Impeccable. Opted for bed and breakfast but look for deals that include dinner too. Their dining is gourmet and noteworthy. Our breakfast which was included ($25pp otherwise) was fantastic. My wife said their Eggs Benedict was her new 10! My elevated eggs with artisan sausage and an added blue berry pancake were fantastic. Orange juice was fresh squeezed. You will spend some money but the value is there.

The Inn should be a destination - not an option. I would give a 10 star rating if possible. The…read moreentire staff from the Inn Keeper Nancy, to the mixologist that makes the most creative, thoughtful and balanced craft cocktails... the bar tender that went out of her way to feed me after a VERY long day of travel... to the housekeeping staff... management and more. Start to finish I was treated like a valued guest. Without exception, they all went above and beyond to accommodate every need... even ones that I had no considered. I stayed in 2 quaint rooms - each with a fireplace and jetted tub...views... Breath taking... plenty of hot water and the coziest accommodations: thoughtful and well appointed. The public spaces offer many nooks and crannies to tuck away and be comfortable: outside on the extended wrap around porch with rocking chairs with cushions to enjoy the views... a fire pit... Adirondack chairs on the lawn to take in the views... an interior double sided fireplace with comfortable sitting areas to enjoy. The FOOD... The best meals that I have ever had. I didn't take photos... I should have. The beet salad was beautiful - the presentation was almost too pretty to eat. Stacked, topped with a candied pear and surrounded by flowers, nuts and a sauce. The chick was perfection. The best cocktails that I have had... Just go. You won't be disappointed.

A volunteer group I belong to holds an annual dinner here each April. The meal we had last night…read morewas exceptional in taste and presentation. The service was likewise excellent. I wish I had taken pictures of the food, especially the apple pie for dessert! The Wildcat Tavern has a great porch area that is used for moderate sized groups, giving them privacy from the rest of the cozy restaurant while also protecting those regular diners from rowdy groups. Keep up the great work and thank you!

If you want a place with a warm ambiance and live music, and don't care much about the food quality…read moreor execution, this is a perfect spot for mediocre albeit expensive tavern food. What went wrong? French fries delivered aside one of the two sandwich dishes was luke warm and nearly cold. Fries on the second sandwich dish were regular potatoes but we ordered sweet potato fries. Took 15-20 minutes to fix. Only 1 TV working on NFL playoff football weekend, and this TV was out of view of our table. Another TV located elsewhere was said to be non-operational due to a satellite dish having reception problems related to a couple of inches of "snow." The salmon add-on to the salad was overcooked and dry. So an overcooked salmon salad totaled $32, which are NYC prices for mediocre NH food. Service was very slow. It was a busy Saturday, so we didn't expect speed. What went right? Enjoyed the Brussel Sprouts appetizer. Loved a Czech beer on tap. Wildcat has a very decent tap menu. The overall ambience of the tavern-restaurant was excellent, and we especially appreciated the live music, which featured a guitarist playing 70's - 90's classic rock standards.