Stopped in because I was staying down the street. Grabbed an iced latte but the star of the show…read morewas their berry bar. Its a cross between a shortbread and something out of this world. It was DELICIOUS. Definitely homemade. So yummy a must if u are in the area. There wasn't a crumb left

June 23rd 2025. Grilled cheese on homemade bread …read more Egg sandwich on a pretzel bun. Eggs with sautéed onions, peppers and mushrooms with Avocado. So DELICIOUS Tabatha bakes great muffins !

Large space with a thrift shop on one side and coffee/lounge on the other. All classic drink…read moreoptions that you'd like are available including interesting choices like a turmeric latte. Nice service, coffee and a relaxing place to have it.

Upscale thrift store in Lincoln; nice people, good cause. Each Fall we try to purge our closets…read moreand since I have not been associated with the mountain for a few years, donated very slightly used clothing to this worthwhile enterprise. Hope it finds a good new home.

Stopped in here before an early morning ascent of East Osceola . Quick service was provided as we…read morewere not looking to linger . The bagel I order was nicely toasted and creamed with cheese. The bathroom situation left a lot to be desired as it was a chock full porta potty with urine and feces all over the seat. Next time just sneak over to the McDonald next door to use their toilet

Gluten free bagels with a beautiful sun porch. It's rare to find GF bagels and the cool weather…read moremade it perfect for sitting outside. Staff was friendly.

Went here for the second time this weekend. Great spot, reasonable price. The service and…read moreatmosphere is possibly the best I've seen at a coffee shop. I got a breakfast wrap and coffee etc. very good... more importantly it was fast. Most importantly, Peter and the older blonde woman (I think that's his name) were super nice, irregularly nice. All the servers I saw had regular hair and no face piercings. It was a coffee shop anomaly... no woke political statements or crazy flags. If every coffee shop in America was like this, our mornings would be better off. God bless!

I was skiing in the area so I stopped in this local spot for breakfast/lunch…read more I enjoyed my bagel sandwich and hubby enjoyed his sandwich. Staff was eh. Not mean but not friendly which made the "tip screen" hard to add for just charging me my food. I'll be back

All my Jane Austen fans lock in:…read more I was caught in that in between space of lunch which I missed and dinner which was a a few hours off at a potluck party. I Yelped this place (keep those reviews coming kids) and thought maybe I'd try to grab a savory chicken pot pie hand pie or something to tide me over. I didn't realize the pot pies were like dinner size lmao so I had to regroup. They had blueberry pie!! Now this is not remarkable in itself but all I wanted for my bday was to go to Acadia and have a lobster roll and blueberry pie on the big day and I had to change my plans for the SECOND year in a row. So in the words of Denzel I said to myself, "I'm leaving here with something." So I got a maple latte - lord. This is probably my fave coffee flavor - and a small blueberry pie for myself. There's a scene in the Colin Firth version of Pride and Prejudice where Mariah Lucas is panicking over how to pack her trunk based on what busybody Lady Catherine DeBerg advised her. Here comes Lizzy Bennett, "Mariah those are your trunks. You pack them the way you want." OK well Amanda G this is your pie and if you want to eat a pie for lunch in your car then you do it. And did. 20/10. Did do again. The next day. With an apple cinnamon muffin and a maple latte.

Cutest little pie shop in the beauty of the white mountains. Friendly staff who had great local…read morevintage shop suggestions. Coffee was delicious accompanied by a cinnamon roll! AND they sell plants! Happy to add another to my collection! Check this place out!

Came on a cold and chilly Friday morning. We ordered a hot…read morecoffee and an Orange Juice. 2 Sausage Egg and Cheese On English Muffin Breakfast Sandwiches. Blueberry Muffin. The Muffins are very moist!

Really nice spot. I just had I've coffee with cream. She was really nice, and the vibe was…read morerelaxed. I had meant to just come in for coffee, but when I came in, I thought it might be a good place to get a little bit of thinking done. So I went back out to my car to get my Trapper Keeper and completed my Q2 review. Laptop free, by pencil on loose leaf in my Trapper Keeper. Just a nice little vibe on the main street here.

Super delicious sandwiches, something for everyone. Easy for kids with the. Hold your own sandwich…read moreoption. Good beers on tap, friendly service, clean and cute and definitely areas for some fun pics either on the ski lift chair or the whimsically decorated bathroom. Diner vibes in a fun ski town with views of the slopes.

New breakfast and lunch spot, open late, with friendly service and fresh selections. Love that they…read morehave vegetarian options including soups. Many tables available for dining in or take it with you. Open early, this is a great and easy addition for dining.

I'm 5'8" and weigh 320, but still made the strenuous hike. Lots of stairs and elevation changes,…read morebut the views and scenery reward you for your efforts. Well worth the 2 hour hike.

Has a cafeteria, a gift shop, bathroom and seats to soak in everything wonderful in the trail.read more

Nice looking Dunkin' location. Walking distance (5 min) if you are staying at the Hampton Inn…read more Boyfriend went out in search of coffee and unfortunately my medium coffee had two sugars, two *milks* in there even though he requested cream. Kind of his fault for not noticing... can't drink coffee with just milk, but I added powdered creamer from the room and it was OK. Very fresh jelly donuts! He had some sort of breakfast sandwich and liked it. Good Dunkin'!

I wouldn't say friendly.... Or to me at least. I walked in and used the rest room which appeared to…read morehave the same nasty hair lined along the sink as yesterday. I came out and went to the counter and at first no acknowledgment then "I'll be right with you." Another girl comes up and barely says hello and I said "Good morning!" I order a decaf with cream, ask for extra cream and the young lady says "can you add one more cream..." Stingy with cream much.. The worst part the next customer that comes to the counter the lady that didn't acknowledge me at first and only greeted me with a be right with you rings a loud long "Helloooooo" and takes his order right away. Hmmm... what could it be? I won't come here anymore. Doesn't seem like I'm welcome.

I have volunteered with Ronald McDonald House and generally think well of McDonalds as a result, so…read moreyou should take anything I McSay about them with a McGrain of salt. But this is one of the best, most unique locations of McDonalds I have experienced. I was up in the mountains with no cell service and cold, so when I parked and moseyed on in to this here location the first thing I noticed was a McFireplace in the middle of the dining room. In a McDonalds? In this economy? You do not see a fireplace in most McDonalds, especially when it is cold out. The McRestrooms were clean, showing that the store actually cared about keeping up appearances beyond the fireplace too. Surprisingly, they had no humans that could field an order. So I had to go order on the robot machine. I was only getting a drink, to drink near the fire before getting back on the road, and it was ready extremely quickly. Do the robots make drinks now too? There is nothing to McComplain about in this experience. Skip the drive through, go inside for the McFireplace, and now you got a stew goin'

I went to get a large fry, 5.85$, after j got my fries, I went out and ate it in the car, I drive…read moreoff but a good 30 minutes later i feel a pain in my stomach and I had explosive diarrhea at a near by gas station, I do not recommend