This is my favorite breakfast place. It's a great place to sit and read the Sunday paper and not…read morefeel rushed. The food is wonderful and Jane will gladly take my wife's gluten free bread and prepare it for her breakfast. We are regular customers and will continue to be.

Great spot, in town every time we camp close by this is our go to breakfast spot. Excellent food,…read morefast friendly service. Love the eclectic decor and antiques!

It was excellent for the prices family of seven four adults and one pre-teen and two und three i…read morepaid 130 i was H.A.F. ANY WERE ELSE WHOULD HAVE BEEN CLOSSER TO TWO HONDO'S. WHOO HOO LOL And the food was good to it was elevated it wasn't no b.s. by all means so salute and thank you for the great experience.

If you're anywhere near Lincoln, NH, do yourself a favor and check out The Common Man. This has…read morebecome one of my family's favorite restaurants, and it's easy to see why. From the moment you walk in, the experience is different. If there's a wait, you can help yourself to a complimentary cheese and dip tray while you wait for your table. Even if you're seated right away, you can still grab a plate for your table. It's such a nice touch that you don't see very often anymore. Their beer and cocktail selection is fantastic and changes with the seasons, so there's always something new to try. Then the famous homemade dinner rolls arrive and they're so good they put Texas Roadhouse rolls to shame! For an appetizer, we ordered the Mexican street corn dip. It had just the right amount of spice and was absolutely delicious. My wife had the blackened fish tacos, I ordered the Asian tuna bowl, and my daughter got the same bowl with salmon. Every dish was cooked perfectly, fresh, and full of flavor. Just when you think the meal is over, they come around after you pay with a heaping scoop of homemade white chocolate. It's another thoughtful touch that makes the experience memorable. The prices were more than fair, the portions were just right, and the service was excellent. Restaurants like this where you truly feel welcomed and can enjoy a genuine family dining experience are becoming harder and harder to find. 5/5 stars. The Common Man is an absolute must-try if you're visiting Lincoln or the White Mountains. We'll definitely be back!

Meeting family for lunch on a Wednesday turned out to be a great experience. There were 4 of us…read moreand we were seated immediately. The host was very friendly and personable. The waitress was attentive and friendly. We ordered an appetizer (buffalo chicken fingers) and soup (broccoli and cheese and chowder) and it was all delicious! Our meals were also great, two Lem Parker sandwiches, two side salads, a spinach salad with chicken added and a fish Ruben. There were leftovers! We all had a great time, enjoyed the food and are looking forward to going back in the spring or summer when we expect the views of the Pemi to be beautiful!

Popular venue overlooking Blair Bridge; consistent quality food; staff is seasoned and efficient.-…read morethis basically describes this farm to table restaurant.(no reservations- first come, first seated) We went with neighbors after getting settled in for the next four months. When we arrived, there was a large bus with tourists that had just arrived so we opted to eat in the bar area versus eating outdoors. Our waitress (Trisha) was one of two bar tenders covering a bar that sat about 12 patrons plus about 6 other tables, She took our orders and then was tied up trying to assist others. We only saw her again when she asked if we desired dessert. My Pasta Fattoria had chicken, spinach, bacon , sun-dried tomatoes, garlic and was very enjoyable. My wife had the steak tips. I could not finish mine so I have lunch for another day. Overall, a nice meal and given the circumstances, Covered Bridge covered most needs.

Clam strips and onion rings....so good…read more My husband had a crab cake sandwich, fries and a beer. Place is cute. People were friendly. We really enjoyed our meals.

Stopped by on my way home Memorial Day Weekend and I was blown away with how beautiful this…read morelocation is. The lobster roll I got was perfect and so loaded up that a claw fell out of the bun as soon as I picked it up. This place was so generous and kind they gave me a little more lobster since part of mine fell off the plate. Maybe I shouldn't be posting the review so I can enjoy the peaceful surroundings to myself more :)

Stopped in for a late lunch, on the patio, yesterday. Not a lot of ambiance - which is okay, just…read moresayin'. it's in a parking lot and the metal chairs get hot in the sun. Next time, I'll set inside. Our waitress was nice and checked on us multiple times. My grilled chicken salad was just what I wanted. Fresh greens, moist chicken, almonds, and cranberries. Burger was cooked well and a good sized portion. Onion rings were gobbled up quickly. Fair prices.

This place is absolute trash. I will say their tenders are pretty solid, but everything else is…read morejust horrific. The bartenders are total space shots and rude unless you are a local. They are inattentive and unappreciative of the business they receive. We stopped by during 80s weekend and figured they would be great since it's probably one of the biggest weekends of the year in the area. Nope. Was greeted with attitude from all the bartenders, and basically felt like we weren't welcome in the establishment. Then there were so many inappropriate and slightly racist comments made by one of the bartenders to another about my spouse. She didn't realize I could hear it, and when I called her out on it, they basically asked us to leave but not in so many words. Total shame. Love this town and visit annually, but stay away from Merland's unless you really want to be treated badly.

I've eaten here several times and the food is consistently great. There is a mixture of pub food…read more(burgers, etc.) and seafood. I always start out with their clam chowder and try a new entree each time. It's all been really good!

After a full day of hiking and chasing waterfalls, we were ready to swap trekking poles for…read morecocktail glasses--and Pemi Public House hit the spot. The chilled vibes of Woodstock settle in just right when you're lounging on their patio, sipping something cold and tasty after a day of exertion. We dove into the GoGo Bites--those deep-fried little nuggets stuffed with jalapeño, roasted corn, bacon, and cream cheese, all drizzled with BBQ sauce. They were dangerously addictive. I'm proud of myself for stopping at just one serving. (Okay, maybe two.) The grilled steak strips were... decent. A bit firmer than I'd prefer; they didn't quite melt in the way my tired muscles were hoping dinner would. Service was a mixed bag. Not rude, exactly, but I could've used a few more smiles and kindness thrown in. Also -- please, for the love of the cocktail gods -- ditch the plastic cups. A proper cocktail deserves proper glassware. All told: go for the patio, the bites, the relaxed ambiance, and the post-hike chill. Just manage expectations on service and steak tenderness.

We finally got to try the Lincoln Diner! Nice location and…read morebeautiful, historical train wagon restaurant that has moved towns and locations a few times throughout the years, and has now been in Lincoln since 2025. There weren't many people lined up, but we still ended up waiting about 30 min for a table. This seems to be caused by a lack of staff - we noticed tables weren't being cleaned up for a good 10-15 min after people left, and waitresses were rushing around. Honestly from what we observed - they could slash their waiting time by half by being more efficient and/or hiring busboys. But moving on. Food was definitely worth the wait! Boyfriend and I both had the "Cadillac" breakfast (because, well, our car) and we both loved it. He had pancakes with it and I had French toast - I *loved* the French toast. Delicious. Boyfriend also had a side of corned beef hash and I had a bite - it was my first time trying corned beef and I liked it a lot! He liked it too, and says he's usually picky with that dish, so... Overall we would return! Food was great and service was super friendly.

The wait staff are on point, friendly & super-attentive. I was impressed, they were busy with a…read morefull house yet 2 staff checked on me 4 times after food was delivered. Made me feel speshiul. Atmosphere was diner-cool, families galore were indulging and enjoying. The food was a mixed batch. Decent portions, poor presentation, mediocre taste, but beef quality & cook was good. Mashed potatoes were ok, but appearance was a lil funky. A bit more pan jus would've helped because it was absorbed by the potatoes. I love a diner breakfast, so I'll go back another day for that. And maybe come back for an edit here...

The filet mingon was on point very well seasoned the portion including a very generous salad and…read morestarch was also great. It was a little hot inside but that was a result of a broken back which should be fixed soon. The service was also exemplary our waiter was great.

The final dinner of our vacation. Was hoping it was going to be the best meal of the trip, but…read moresadly it wasn't. It started out on a high note - the beet salad was excellent. Roasted beets, feta and walnuts over mesculin greens. It was dressed with a flavorful maple balsamic vinaigrette. My husband and I both ordered the Karen cuts of prime rib done medium. The entrees arrived well past medium, which there should be no excuse for at 5 pm. The vegetable of the day was corn on the cob, which was as you would expect, overcooked and mushy. We splurged on dessert of chocolate mousse, which was unremarkable. It wasn't our worst meal of the trip, but definitely wasn't the best either. Final note, some of the tables have these giant chairs, shown in my pictures, that are too low (I told the waitress I might need a booster seat) and too heavy to even move yourself. My husband had to get up and push my chair closer to the table. I'd rate it no higher than 3.5 and since I can't give half stars, I will give a 4 because the salad was so good. Do better with your prime rib, since it seems to be what customers brag about, though I'm not sure why.

Amazing! So kind and accommodating. Great hangover food, very comforting meal. Would definitely go…read moreback. Get the home fries with the onions.

I love this place- quintessential NE breakfast/lunch place with perhaps best in state Maple syrup…read more We arrived early on a hot holiday day( before 8) and were immediately seated. My ham, cheese and tomato omelette was excellent as was my grilled home made muffin, home fries and blueberry pancake. Too much food so breakfast tomorrow morning before golf. Staff always tops off coffee and plastic silverware and paper plates adds to the NE ambiance. Very popular place so I recommend arriving early or suffer the consequences.

For starters our server Monica was fantastic. Breakfast was…read moregreat from beginning to end. Complimentary sticky buns to start and finished with a small slice of watermelon. All in a beautiful historic building. The Monte Cristo was huge. I had it with bacon instead of ham, what a great choice! Home fries were so savory. My wife had the Bahhh omelet and she said it was delicious.

We came to the restaurant for breakfast. The collection of unique items is impressive, as if we…read morewere back in the 19th century. The staff is very welcoming. But the dishes need to be re-evaluated. The ingredients are delicious and fresh, but the presentation was terrible. French toast with ice cream was served on the same plate as french fries, and all the butter soaked into the ice cream. My omelet was a mess of sauce, muffin, and vegetables, with eggs on top. It was so tasteless I just didn't eat it. The coffee was okay, and the complimentary cinnamon rolls were hard. If it weren't for the friendly staff, my mood would have been ruined. We don't recommend it.