Based on some great Yelp reviews, we took a little detour and stopped here for lunch. We were…read moregreeted and welcomed immediately. There were several tables inside and a few picnic tables outside, looking over the train trestle and the river. I ordered a Rachel sandwich and they were able to offer a choice of bread so I opted for multi grain. My husband got the BLT. Both were delicious and very filling. French fries or hot, served with just the right amount of salt. It is counter service, but the lady who took our order brought our sandwiches out to the picnic tables. There's a regular flush bathroom inside. I also noticed on the door as we entered that they do offer a cash price discount. Parking was not an issue.

Fresh food: imagine that! Great variety of wellmade chips, meats and other foods! We need more of…read morethese places all over!

I'm not a golfer but the 1759 Grille is a great place to relax, have a good meal or appetizer &…read moredrink. I love the atmosphere, bartenders & servers are prompt & friendly. They have a well balanced menu of appetizers, salads, sandwiches/burgers & entrees, good bottle/draft beer selection and they make good cocktails. Their prices are very reasonable and they also have a very spacious outside patio for warmer weather. I definitely recommend the 1759 Grille for an enjoyable time!

We won't be going back for Mothers's Day brunch. We were seated in the near the bar area, had to go…read morequite a distance to the buffet. They were out of different things like the beef dish was empty and the desert area was sparse. Over priced for what we received. For self serve you are charged 22% gratuity.

I ordered a couple sandwiches and fries. They young man…read moreinformed me that 1 sandwich the pockets were old and hard, but that's not the problem I ordered a hot crunchy veggie pocket I asked for almost every veggie and got peppers, onions, and carrots, no broccoli, mushrooms or the pepper relish. Then when he brought me my order didn't get fries but onion rings. They were so disorganized. I probably won't go back.

I never wrote reviews but I have also never been so disappointed in something as simple to make as…read morea sub. We got two subs here. Mine was a turkey sub with lettuce, mayo, and pickles. I got about 2 slices of turkey, 2 pickle chips, and the lettuce was wilted. The other sub was an Italian. It had absolutely nothing in it except a couple slices of pepperoni and salami. No Mayo, lettuce, tomatoes, etc.

I frequently go to Tuckers Bedford NH Great everything so…read morefresh n accessible n accommodating a great place to breakfast or brunch They are only open till 2:00 but you will love their food. Tell them LorraineP sent you enjoy!

A cozy, bright and cheerful restaurant with so many delicious and creative offerings. Excellent…read moreservice and a vanilla chai that is to die for (served in a HUGE mug)! I had the Mitch and when i tasted my friend's omelette with hash and hollandaise, i ordered a side of the sauce to dip my sandwich in. Amazing! Locally sourced ingredients too. Definitely coming back and bringing friends.

Zizza Pizza opened for business on August 14, 2025, in the Northside Plaza next to Shorty's. This…read moreis their second location in addition to the OG location in Milford. The place is geared towards takeout/pickup which has a counter with open kitchen and there is no seating inside. They offer traditional & specialty hand tossed pizzas (8"-12"-16" sizes), fresh baked sandwiches, salads, cheesy garlic bread, meatballs, and fresh baked treats & cannolis. They also offer cooler drinks, Italian sodas, milkshakes, espresso drinks, and hot chocolate. The prices seem fair. I stopped by the new Zizza location in Manchester for takeout. I ordered the 12" Italian Sausage Cherry Peppers & Red Pepper Flakes ($15.50 plus tax), which I saw being quickly made, hand stretching the dough and topping with plenty of tomato sauce, sliced fresh mozzarella, ground Italian sausage and hot peppers and placed into the belt pizza oven. My pizza was all set and boxed in about 10 minutes. I enjoyed the pizza fresh out of the oven. The pizza crust was firm and chewy topped with plenty of zesty tomato sauce, melted mozzarella cheese, peppers and sausage, slightly messy. The pizza had mild spicy flavors, which was enjoyable. The pizza here is the real deal! I will definitely order from here again and get the fan favorite Zizza Mizza and the Fried Eggplant Ricotta Parmesan & Fresh Basil pizzas!

Big big fans of Zizza for a few years at the Milford (original) location…read more This new second location does Not disappoint ! Everything is great there and great owners. If you're looking for best pizza or sandwich try it and you'll love it.

This rest stop that I stopped at on the way to New Hampshire has a lot to offer…read more There is a gas station, a convenience store, clean restrooms, a gift shop plus some fast foods such as pizza and sandwiches. My primary reason for stopping here in the first place was to use the restroom but while I was there I couldn't pass up taking a look around the place to see what was there. The gift shop was really nice and it sells things like hoodies, t-shirts, stuffed animals for the kiddos and a lot of other great gift items. They had hot and cold sandwiches for sale as well as a variety of beverages. I wanted a drink and a snack for the road so I stopped into the convenience store part and I grabbed a bottled water and a couple of small candy bars to have for the rest of my car ride. The prices there were maybe slightly up compared to a typical convenience store but still affordable. The service could have been a bit friendlier but it was a busy place and I think they were just trying to get all of the customers taken care of as quickly as they could. There were some brochures near the exit doors just to take if you want to get some information on the various tourist attractions and services in the area. The restrooms were clean, I liked the set-up of the store and I would definitely stop there again the next time I am out that way.

Maybe the Cleanest public bathrooms I've been in- Northbound & Southbound. Easy access from highway…read moreand quick service always. Nice people working too.

Went for the first time last week. Sat at the bar. The bartender, JoBo, was fabulous! Loved him!…read moreThe food was great. Everyone there was having a great time as well. Can't wait to go back again!

Long time local customer and just had to throw out my entire steak bomb. The steak was not even…read morechewable (full of tough strains of cartilage). Pizza man needs to up its game because this had not been my experience for nearly a decade. They do many things well to be fair but if I have one more steak bomb like that from them, I'm just sticking with their pizza.

Visited for the first time with a party of five celebrating two birthdays, which meant expectations…read morewere festive, the vibes were high, and the drinks were prepared to flow. Finding the parking lot? Easy.Finding the actual bar & grill? A full-blown scavenger hunt. At night there are ZERO lights, dark signage, and my only landmark was, "Ah yes... follow the sacred Guinness imagery on the front doors like a slightly tipsy pilgrim seeking barley and salvation." During daylight I'm sure it's obvious, but at night (especially in rain or snow) you're basically navigating by faith, GPS betrayal, and hopeful vibes. Staff was attentive, relaxed, and perfectly matched the laid-back local bar & grill energy. The kind of place where regulars probably have "their chair". I didn't catch our waitress's name, but she fully understood the assignment -- group of friends, multiple drinks, laughter escalating in volume -- we felt welcomed, never rushed, and were allowed to spiral socially at our own pace. It was trivia night (we did not participate because our confidence exceeds our actual trivia knowledge), but surrounding tables were living their competitive lives. The menu is... honestly a conversation starter. It's giving jack-of-all-trades comfort food chaos. Where else are you seeing shepherd's pie egg rolls casually coexisting with liver and onions like they negotiated a diplomatic treaty at the United Nations of Comfort Food? Naturally, curiosity and poor impulse control won, and the table ordered the shepherd's pie egg rolls. Because -- science. Drinks: * Beer drinkers were happy -- solid selection, zero complaints. Glasses remained suspiciously empty which tells me everything I need to know.* I ordered a French Martini which immediately turned into the community sample martini. Consensus: enjoyed by others. Personally? Ce n'est pas mon préféré. Growth is knowing when a martini is not your soulmate. C'est la vie! Food: * A couple of us ordered the pot pie -- good temperature, solid comfort vibes, but the crust was thin and a little chewy instead of crispy, flaky and and emotionally supportive. Slight emotional letdown because crispy crust is possibly a love language. * I'm normally anti-fish taco, but a friend loved them. I tried a bite and will admit... flaky, fresh, and not oily at all. Respect where respect is due. Overall:Comfortable local hangout energy, friendly service, interesting menu, but the nighttime invisibility cloak on the building nearly had me questioning my GPS and my eyesight and whether I had accidentally entered a secret speakeasy that requires password authentication. Would go back -- now that I know I'm looking for Guinness signs like they're ancient runes safely guiding me toward carbs and cocktails!

I cant really complain about anything here except to say that it was dark. However, thats most bar…read moretype restaurants. The food was delicious and the service friendly. We were a party of five. Three of us had the Korean steak tips and the others were meatloaf and shepherds pie. I ordered my steak with the green beans (vegetable of the day) and a side of fries. The seasoning on the steak was really good and it was extremely tender. The green beans were fresh and slightly crisp. The fries were fries. They would have been amazing had they been fresh instead of frozen but they were not bad. The dinner was 30 dollars. A bit high but the steak was very memorable. Everyone really enjoyed their meals. They had quite a bit to choose from for dessert but noone could do it. Definitely a great date night place.

What a perfect rest stop restaurant with fresh sandwiches, wraps, and grab-and-go food in the…read moreHookset rest area. We got the buffalo chicken wrap and it was so delicious and filling! The creamy sauce went perfectly with the crispy chicken, and it was a solid portion size for a not-rip-off price. I would definitely come back again when in the area!

The Common Man rest stops used to be the best. Now they are a mess. I went to buy a bag of popcorn…read morewidely available everywhere. It was $8.50 with the price in the bag $4.99. I asked the cashier. His answer? "You're at a rest stop, wha'da'ya expect." I did not think I was at Fenway or a ski resort. I was at a Common Man that is no longer for the common man. Not to mention it used to be a nice place to stop. Now there's stuff jammed everywhere. I have always respected the Common Man chain and their good hospitality. I need to rethink patronizing any of their establishments.

The Kitchen on River Road has it all! Delicious food that is made fresh daily! I had surgery last…read moreyear and when I got home from the hospital, I was craving quiche! My neighbor recommended The Kitchen, so I called them and I am so happy I did. I ordered a whole bacon and vegetable quiche, and it was so delicious right down to the last bite! They only changed $30 for the whole quiche and we thought that was very reasonable. I also want to mention that the quiche was huge in size! When my husband went to pick it up he also bought scones, cookies, and bread! Everything was so fresh and so delicious. I recommend The Kitchen for wonderful fresh homemade food!

Inconsistent offerings. Not amazing counter service. Won't come back. All it takes is a simple…read more"I'll be right with you" as other customers jump the line.