This new shop on 3A in Hooksett is everything you could ask for in an ice cream parlor. Wonderful…read more50's diner atmosphere is fun for the whole family. Laura, the owner I presume, is always there with a smile and remembers every customer it seems. The servings are HUGE, don't say I didn't warn you, and the prices are the lowest around. Definitely worth visiting to fill that hankering you're having for an ice cream, frappe, or piece of delicious pie. I make a habit of spending late work nights there utilizing the free wi-fi while enjoying some classic music and delicious ice cream. Couldn't be better!

Chucksters has 2 mini golf greens for the public to play on. The ice cream is delicious with a…read morelarge variety of flavors. Service is good everyone is polite. It's more casual for a fun day with friends. Lovely, quiet area.

They have floating gold balls!! If you hit into the rivers it just floats back onto the course! So…read moreneat! You can even buy your own to use with fun painted things. They have ice cream too. Love that they have the shortest hole and longest! Two courses!

Great service, cool place. Ppl here work hard to try and get things out fast. The food is great…read moreespecially if you're at work and looking for a quick lunch to stop in and grab

The food is excellent everything is fresh unlike many other similar places.The staff was…read moreknowledgeable and friendly very informative.Very clean very bright overall an excellent experience.

Tutti Fruitti recently opened here in Hooksett and I was excited to stop in! The space is spacious…read morewith bright, happy decor. There are 5 or 6 tables where customers can have the option to dine in or take their froyo to go. They have about half a dozen flavors right now but had posted signs explaining they would be offering more in the future! They also had a wide array of toppings from candy bits to fresh fruit, as well as sprinkles and chocolate/caramel sauces! The staff was very friendly and inviting. I will definitely be back again! Welcome to Hooksett, TF!

OK, so I'm traveling to New Hampshire and well I said I'm gonna try some Mexican food. I am in…read morenative of Arizona and I'm half Mexican. Now you can't tell by looking at me but born raise form my mom who doesn't speak English so I grew up in Mexican food, authentic Mexican food. So always the test is the beans that's right Mexican know what I'm talking about. A true Mexican restaurant makes good beans. So I ordered my combination. I speak a few Spanish words to the waiter. He kinda looked at me funny. And he asked me about how I knew how to speak Spanish. Well, I told him I was half Mexican. I told him I will be testing the beans that's the true test. Well they passed. The beans were amazing. The chili rellino were amazing. The tamale was great. For all the white people out there this is good Mexican food for all the Mexicans. It's good enough for you to dine. Enjoy.

Everything was excellent. We use to live in Texas and have had excellent Mexican and Tex-Mex food…read moreand El Viajero reminds me of Texas. The prices were also great and portions were bigger than expected.

Unlike anything I've experienced before at a roadside rest stop... Endless choices, homemade, sweet…read moreand savory. Plenty of seating lots to choose from something to satisfy everyone. Reasonable prices as well. Delicious breakfast sandwiches!!!! Gluten free - vegetarian and vegan options available

Huge menu to choose from, they offered breakfast all day and even though it was 10am you can order…read morea Reuben sandwich and that's what I ordered. I was listed as homemade corn beef so I had to try it out. So the Reuben was tasty, the corn beef was very flavorful. But it was really tough to buttery the slices of the corn beef. It was a combination of needing another 40 mins of cooking or they need to pay attention to how to slice across the grain on brisket meat,

Tasting Fresh: New England seafood, light, battered fried. Homemade coleslaw to sweet potato fries…read moreSummer time hot dogs, Hamburg how you like it. Off the chart ice cream flavors, with soft serves too. Family owned with pride. Great service with friendly staff. A charming outside cafe. Landscaped under shade & in some sun, Umbrellas & trees available for every one. Enjoy the flowers & some decor. Eating here brings you back for more!

The food was not like it was a couple of years ago We had…read morehadddock boat with sweet potato fries--not cooked crispy--I don't think this was fresh fish--being a Friday, I thought the fish would be FRESH.'The fries were floppy and not tasty. The boxes we were given did not hold up with the "hot" food...very disappointed..will not be returning Oh yes -the tarter sauce was very thin and tasteless.

Every time I go up to the White Mountains I've made a stop here. Restrooms are very clean. I've…read moregotten pizza (can make the veggie pizza vegan without cheese and it still tasted decent) and a hot chocolate (nondairy milks available) once that tasted good. A nice rest stop with plenty of food and drink to recharge and lots of parking.

The convenience and food are fine. The amount other even out of locked cars in the parking lot is…read moreunacceptable. The trucks go flying through the parking lot as if the existence of a pedestrian was an unlikely occurrence.

the produce and the meat are always horrible. they go bad within 2 days of purchasing it…read more The market's kitchen is absolutely abysmal. the dumb-ass people who are in charge are clearly very aware of how lucrative their kitchen is, and they'll leave 2 old ladies to go deal with the lunch rush on a saturday afternoon. no matter what time it is, if you call and place an order 99% of the time your order never gets made, or it gets made wrong. I constantly ask for a well done pizza, only to bring it home and open it up and see literal raw pizza dough with the cheese falling off. This is the absolute worst market basket i've ever been to.

Yesterday i placed an order for 2 subs over the phone at about 4:45pm and a delightful young man…read moretook my order and said it would be ready in 30 minutes. I arrived 40 minutes later and see my subs on the counter out of reach. The line was long with people ordering so i stood to the side to ask for someone to hand me my subs. I see an older male employee ladeling chowder into bowls for the grab N go area where rotisserie chickens are purchased by customers. This soup guy had the most noticeably disgusting hands ever! His nails are all diseased, discolored, and riddled with fungus and straight up look disgusting!!! He had no gloves on and was wiping the spilled chowder off the bowl edges with his hands!!! Yuck!! How is he working with food, with hands like that? Health code violation in my eyes!! This man couldn't put lids on the bowls of soup correctly and kept crushing the paper bowls. You could tell he was an hourly employee taking his time to literally fill 3 small bowls of soup as slowly as possible. So after patiently waiting for minutes and watching that soup disaster there was a sub station lady walking out front from the back room area & i tried to ask her for my subs before she walked by them, however, the disgusting nailed soup man made eye contact with me first and initiated conversation. I told him i was just trying to pick up the subs next to him. He bluntly told me to go ask the sub lady. I told him i was trying to ask the sub lady but he stepped up and initiated conversation with me. He basically said, Tough, and just looked down and refused to look at me or respond. The subs were 6 feet away to his right on the same counter!! I admit i was irked by that so i told him i was trying to ask the sub lady but he initiated conversation with me and now the sub lady was gone again. A woman from the back room heard us and came out and asked if i needed help. I mentioned to her i called 40 minutes ago and just wanted my subs sitting on the counter next to soup guy. She walked over, saw my name on the order, and kindly handed me my 2 subs. I genuinely thanked her and then sarcastically thanked the soup guy for doing a splendid job and wished him a wonderful night. The express cashier up front i had was a middle aged woman with a wrist guard who is awesome every single time i use her checkout lane. Most employees at this location are great, the subs are usually great, the prices are great, but that soup guy with diseased/athletes foot hands is a cancer that should be removed. I wish I recorded how he packaged those soups! Disgusting! Ill never buy a prepackaged soup here now!! Buyer Beware!