North Side Grille

We loved this restaurant, and wish we could take it home with us!! Our server was so delightful…read more Food came out FAST! I had GF blueberry (seemed like wild berries--those tiny ones) pancakes with a side of breakfast links. It came with Vermont maple syrup. Yummy!!! Loved the fiesta ware plates, and overall decor. I believe there is more than one of these. I hope they are all this perfect. Also if positive note, we walked in less than an hour before closing. No one seemed to mind, and were happy to see us. In fact, we left 10 minutes before close and another couple had just arrived and were receiving the same delightful service!

We love this place. Food & drinks are always good. Morgan…read moreas a server is just the best. She always knows what you need/ want before you ask for it. Very friendly and personable.

Dining area

Eggs Bennie with the loaded hash, lemon ricotta pancake and mimosa flights! This place is awesome.

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The Bacon Barn

3.8(158 reviews)

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Bacon! Bacon, bacon, bacon! Yes, they have bacon. Many types to go with many different dishes. Well…read moreworth stopping in for a bite. Of course, they also have every other kind of breakfast combination you could want, all in a nice, non-chain restaurant kind of setting. I've heard they can have long waits, but we went mid-morning, walked right in, and got service right away. Very fast, and very nice service. 100% will return.

What a find! Everything about this spot was awesome. Great location, lots of parking, friendly…read morestaff, clean, adorable decor, hot and fresh food, cooked perfectly!

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The Breakfast Club

4.6(218 reviews)

11.5 mi

I got the Greek omelette. Very tasty and the wheat bread and home fries must've been homemade…read more Small, quaint restaurant with maybe seating for 35 people. I'll be back.

Cute, clean place with terrific servers and nice noise level…read more Unfortunately I wasn't thrilled with my omelette. Yes I'm kind of picky, but it was overcooked and dry (one side looked brown like a pancake that they had folded the ingredients into). I did tell the server. She felt badly but didn't offer a break or a new one. Hubby's meat lover type omelette was slightly better perhaps due to the melted American cheese inside. We both upgraded from home fries to fruit cups, and that too was disappointing. Were the exception of grapes, you couldn't tell which fruit you were eating. I'll grant you it's early in the season but pre-cut fruit sitting in watery liquid is bound to lose flavor and texture. I'm glad so many people like it, and don't want to yuck their yumm, but we won't return.

Power Breakfast

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Friendly Red's Tavern

3.4(27 reviews)

4.3 mi

I went here with my in laws who love it. I liked the easy large parking lot. The indoor and outdoor…read moreseating options, and the large interior space for dining. Our server was prompt and friendly. We ordered the chicken tenders with a garlic Parmesan type of batter which was delicious! We also had potato skins which were also very yummy! For my meal, I loved the steak flatbread I got the cream, steak, and veggies were just delicious! My father in law got a delicious looking bowl with rice, chicken, vegetables- it looked healthy and yummy. My mother in law got a sandwich she said was very good. I'd definitely come back because the menu was large and I really liked what I had so I suspect I would like something else as well.

Fairly solid place for lunch and a beer, although one of our bottom fill glasses leaked quite a bit…read moreuntil replaced and they mearly re-pored into a new glass... could a should done better on that! Not a fan of these glasses even as I understand the "theoretical advanatages" but I miss the artistry of a good pour and also question the cleanliness of them! My wife had the house burger and it was a hit. I had the Ruben and it was fair at best. Service was prompt and courteous but by no means warm and "Friendly"

The bar!

Pepperoni and Hot Honey pizza

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Cajun Chicken Rice Bowl

The Good Place

4.2(26 reviews)

4.1 mi

Normally, I order take-away from this quaint local breakfast spot. But I strictly waited until I…read morewas finally able to eat in the dining area so that I could give a full perspective of the food as well as the service and decor. First off, the staff are SO friendly here! The bar lady who was describing the specials to me seemed wicked eager about a few of them. I wondered if she had practiced that speech in front of a mirror every night before bed. Or perhaps she really does love those specials (even though I can't remember what they are at the moment). Next, we have the interior. Now....a brief background for the non-locals not familiar with the history of this location: In the not too distant past, this place used to be called "Donna's Place", which was subsequently shutdown for reasons unbeknownst to me. However, the general layout is similar to its predecessor; with the exception of the table rearrangements. They ostensibly retained the bar and even threw in a few add-ons to the overhead. Also, just a caveat when you first arrive: you have to use the side entrance instead of the one facing the street. Okay. We gotta talk about the coffee real quick. While the roast itself presents a nice bold flavor, I gotta tell ya....this coffee mug is HUUUUUGE!! I swear to you they bring out like, a bucket of coffee. Thing must be at least 16 ounces! I took a picture of it next to a standard size sugar container for comparison. Friggin' HUUUUUUGE! So far, my all time go-to breakfast is the build your own omelet with cheddar cheese, tomato, and onions with a side of homefries and toast. I've had this combo with and without ham, plus a side of bacon. But I was really curious about the infamous homemade hash. And so it was. I'm still the misfit who prefers canned hash over homemade. However, this one exceeded my expectations. Ordinarily, I'm forced to get used to the trend of homemade hash consisting of shoe-leathery brisket mixed with potatoes, all of which is typically bland. But not this hash. GP's hash is surprisingly well seasoned and tender! It's strange, but almost like a combination of canned and homemade. The corned beef is minced similarly like canned, only with a different texture. It's tricky to explain to folks unfamiliar with hash. All I'm saying is....definitely give this one a try. The omelets here are phenomenal! That's all there is to say, really. Sure, they could be seasoned up a bit (along with the potatoes). But this is the restaurant biz. Chefs have to play it safe when it comes to salt, after all. As many know, I'm always down for supporting my local hot spots. And this one will certainly remain a continual revisit for moi. Therefore, I'll give The Good Place 5 sensationally built omelets with all the fixins and a side of hash out of 5.

Food was good, staff friendly and helpful. I bit loud with all the hard surfaces, my hearing…read moresituation made it hard to have a conversation.

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Janie's Uncommon Cafe

4.4(334 reviews)

3.3 mi

First of all, I am a sucker for a diner waitress that calls me "honey." But that won't influence my…read morereview. My husband and I ate here on a busy Sunday morning. We didn't have to wait long for a spot at the counter. The spacious dining area probably helped with the short wait. The ambiance is cozy and warm with a subtle gnome theme. Our waitress was very knowledgable (helpful with my husband's food allergies) and friendly. She also gave us a heads up when our food was coming, although weren't in a rush. The food was fresh and delicious. What more could you want?

Friendly service and sweet ambiance. Bright and airy. Good corner restaurant attached into a corner…read morestrip mall. Double the size of most breakfast places in a strip mall. Food was delicious and served in good time. Had an excellent vegetarian omelette with cheese and 2 blueberry pancakes, that were so easy to cut with a fork. Delicious. Good coffee with refills. I would go back with any guest visiting me or my friends. Try it out!

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Suzie's Diner

4.4(299 reviews)

4.5 mi

Suzie's has become our absolute favorite breakfast diner. This last week I again had their Irish…read moreBenedict and it was exceptional with their own noticeably fresh corned beef hash. The poached eggs were cooked to perfection and the Holladaise was delicious. My wife had their maple bacon pancake and loved it. The pancake is also a favorite of my 6 year old grandson whom I have taken to Suzie's a few times.

** Patty Melt review **…read more Roadside eatery in a tiny strip plaza. Outside, it looks nothing like the classic New England train car style or New Jersey stainless steel style diners, but inside are countertop with stools, booths around the outskirts, and the hustle and bustle giving it a strong diner vibe. Like my visits to many diners, I was here on my patty melt quest. -- Patty Melt: First, the composition is faithful to the prototype, with a quarter pound patty (no smashburger nonsense), rye bread (no sourdough decoy), buttered (not merely toasted), and with the classic Swiss cheese, sautéed onions and thousand Island dressing. No fusion, no reinvention, no omissions, no hipster jive. Good crispness and butteriness on the bread, great melt on the cheese, and noticeable softness to the onions. Most importantly, the beef could be ordered medium rare, and they executed. More softness, with gushing juices and a really pleasing bite. I suspect nothing special to start with, but they cooked it to near perfection. Only quibble would be not much crust to the patty, but not as critical on a patty melt. -- Fries: I could have had tots or a few other options, but fries were fine. Almost certainly frozen, but the skin-on variety and not the dreaded coated kind. Nothing special, but good enough. Service was adequate. It seemed like everyone was prepping to get everything gathered and cleaned for closing about 90 minutes earlier than necessary, but that didn't detract. If anything, it shows initiative and hustle. Not much data to go on, but an easy 4 for me.

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Woodman's Artisan Bakery

4.6(23 reviews)

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What has happened at Woodman's? Two iced lattes and two breakfast sandwiches took over 30 minutes…read moreto get and we were the only ones in the place. The cashier and gentlemen making the food had zero sense of urgency. It was painful to watch. Both the coffee and the sandwiches were good but over a 30 minute wait isn't acceptable.

The most delicious baked goods ever. Artisan and freshly baked. It's nice to have a non chain…read moreBakery so close to home . It's a cute little bakery. comfortable and warm atmosphere.

Croissant and chocolate croissant

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Cynthia's

4.7(11 reviews)

14.8 mi

The service was fine. The waitress was nice, but I had several crackling egg shells in my omelette…read morewhich really grosses me out. re: "Cynthia' s " on rt111 kindly prepare my omelette without egg shells. I crunched on at least five of them. It's very disconcerting. The latest trend in New Hampshire lately is charging you to use your credit card well, I use my credit card all the time and I'm not gonna pay you extra for any inconvenience. That's ridiculous. What an incentive !wont be back to your place. I don't carry cash so you won't see me there . you are the loser now somebody somewhere will take my credit card and not charge me extra as I already pay finance charge. I don't need an extra charge from you. Thanks though. Good luck. not bad overall .

Cynthia's opened recently in East Hampstead in the former Commodore Grill space at the Commodore…read morePlaza off NH 121A near NH 111. This casual family owned and operated restaurant cafe serves up breakfast all day and lunch. The place was redone with a brighter and an inviting atmosphere with booths along the walls and in front, table seating in the center and counter seating in the dining area. There are patriotic prints on the walls and checkered floors remain. I've picked up Lebanese and Italian food from the previous restaurant in this space and it's bittersweet seeing a small town breakfast and lunch spot open up in its place. There are a few other options in this area, but spread out. I decided to stop by here for breakfast before work. I got here just before 6:30 and sat myself in a booth which had menus to look at. The breakfast menu offerings include breakfast platters, 3 egg omelettes, pancakes, French toast, Belgian waffles, breakfast burritos, Tony The Tiger (frosted flakes French toast), hash (canned and homemade (soon)) and breakfast sides. The lunch menu offerings include fried appetizers, hand cut fries, sandwiches, wraps, burgers, soup, chili, salads, comfort dishes, and daily specials. The prices seem fair, most meals $8 to $15 range (in 2024). After I was seated, the server came over and offered a drink and I requested an ice water since I already had coffee beforehand. They did not have homemade hash yet, so I eventually decided to go with the Steak Bomb Omelette ($13.50 plus tax) with choice of toast (I chose sourdough) and one side (I got home fries). My food was served in about 8 minutes after ordering. There was a good amount of hot food on my plate. The omelette was filled with grilled shaved steak, green peppers, onions, mushrooms & cheese (I chose cheddar) with a folded thin egg sheet. This omelette was pretty good. The home fries were fresh cut potatoes (cube cut) lightly grilled and seasoned, which were potatoey and with the skins. The sour dough toast was firm and had minimal butter. The server dropped off the check as I was almost done eating, no rush. The check was $14.65 with tax and before tip. Overall, this is a good place stop for food and I plan to stop by for lunch next time since I saw they had chicken tenders, reubens, monte cristos, mac & cheese, and spaghetti & meatballs (Wednesdays). The friendly staff knew people by name as they stopped in for breakfast. The service for weekday breakfast was prompt and I was able to make to work on time. It is noted they are closed on Sundays (at the time of this posting).

Veteran's Wall - huge respect for this

This is what "going out to breakfast" was for us growing up. That diner feel, just missing that amazing refrigerated milk machine

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Lobster Boat Restaurant

4.0(149 reviews)

0.8 mi

First time here. Server was friendly and attentive to our needs. The clam chowder was what I…read moreexpected, hot and good. We had the small fish and chips and the fish was fresh and flaky. Great ambiance and the food came out really fast for a place that was full of

Was a great night for seafood so went to the lobster boat sat outside. Had a cold beer the service…read morewas excellent and fast got a lazy man's lobster and it came with fries hot butter and let me tell you it was delicious also had the clambake lobster with steamer's they were excellent everything was great.

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Open M.

12 years ago

The food at breakfast needs a revamping. hash was out of can shame on you. I would have to say people like it because we had to wait almost an hour. You have seating at bar and regular restaurant it shouldn't be first come first serve at bar. Boo hoo i come with children i dont want to fight for my table. Lunch is decent but again tweak the menu a bit. DInner or just after work. I don't want to see a dude or an old lady serving me up beers. You have talent use it. The beer selection is ok, but why in gods name would you have bud light on draft as well as the bottle. if you want to be a craft beer bar make it crafty and tuna casserole isn't crafty. But good not great but could be. good luck read more

Mark T.

12 years ago

Nice place friendly staff. Clean kitchen. Family style place. Dining room and bar are separate which is nice. Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner. You can tell the owner likes good beer. Has some old faithfuls but mixes it up for some high class local draft beer. Try the Northside skillet for breakfast, decent burger and the wife loves the steak and cheese, and i hear the prime rib is fantastic. The thing i like about this place is not only the touch of class with the bar not being slammed with beer signs but the fact that the chef has a special board up just about every day and they are not afraid to try something new. Check out this hidden gem. read more

Sarah R.

9 years ago

We were at the North Side Grille on a Saturday around 11 am, at the bar and had brunch. It was a great meal, and we had bloody mary's too. Awesome service, friendly bar staff, clean environment, prices were reasonable. We will definitely be back soon! read more

Allyce L.

10 years ago

We love coming to The North Side Grille! The staff is amazing and friendly! We come for breakfast, lunch and dinner - always satisfied Thank you for always giving us such great service & making us feel so welcome! Allyce & Jared read more

Christine B.

10 years ago

Superb steak! I'm not sure if this place is brand new, but it looks amazing inside. The best restaurant I've eaten at in a long time. Live music (with appropriate volume) was playing as well, can't beat that. read more

Michael S.

10 years ago

Been going there since they opened....always a good experience....breakfast, lunch, dinner...fantastic staff, great food. Car shows.....nice bar...all good!!!! read more

Kevin B.

10 years ago

Incredible staff. Food is fresh and tasty. Eat here weekly. Very comfortable atmosphere and the wait staff are second to none.

John H.

3 years ago

In my 80th year the most hostile restaurant in the world ! Reminded me of my 10 days being in captivity by the Communist !

Angela C.

8 years ago

Wonderful food and atmosphere, great beer selection definitely recommend this spot. I will be coming back soon

Ralph L.

8 years ago

This is our go to place. Food and drink always good and reasonably priced. You will not be disappointed

Darrell R.

5 years ago

This is a $20.00 plate. Disgusting. Shameful. Weak Sad. Rip off. To bad use to love this place. read more

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