The food was okay but the restaurant could use a good cleaning. Cheesesteak Sub was well prepared…read moreand tasty. Same with the Ham and Cheese Sub. The Sub Rolls were not as fresh as they should be. The server was very helpful, attentive and friendly. Unfortunately, the overall dinginess of the establishment will probably keep us from going back.

First visit to the Bristol House of Pizza and it was not at all what we were expecting. Somehow I…read moreenvisioned a run of mill pizza shop but was pleasantly surprised to find a seated dining room with table service. Not terribly busy but the tables were steady and there was plenty of room to spread out. Only one server working the whole room (thankfully it wasn't super busy) and she was absolutely terrific. Personable, attentive, and prompt. We had no complaints to offer about the service on this particular evening. Looked like they were setting up for some live entertainment but unfortunately we were seated, served, and done before the first note. Our food was terrific. Eggplant Parmesan and the Cheese Raviolis. The garlic bread was a bit doughy but honestly both meals were great and the bread was was still fine to eat. Started with an order of Potato skins that were a great starter as well. Meal was served with a great pace that let us visit without significant interruption. Dining room is big enough for large groups and couples all. Clean and presentable. I do hope they plus up the servers during the busier seasons and when demand is high. Nice reliable location that we hope is consistent with their food and service. See you next time!

Wow. This place really shone in every facet of food and drink service. Perhaps one of the best…read morelunches we have had in a decade. A dear friend just bought a condo near Newfound Lake and needed to attend the HOA meeting, so we decided to join with them afterwards and they searched the food offerings and came up with Kathleen's Irish Pub. Arriving at the place we noticed a sizable parking area although I am sure it's on overflow at St. Patty's Day. For a first timer, the premises used to be a hardware store so there are several doors and although the one that seems to be the main door, is not. The entrance is towards the front and there is a ramp to the main door Entering the Pub, there is an ample bar area and the food area is towards the left, facing Main Street. We were warmly greeted by a wonderful hostess whose demeanor and customer care was the best I've seen in a long time. We began the afternoon festivities with, of course, Guinness, certainly slow poured, which is good for you. My other half had their Harviestoun Old Engine Oil, creamy and tasty. The next course we had was their Giant Pretzel. Really giant. Baby Huey giant. It served as the appetizer for four of us. We got it with both, homemade beer cheese dipping sauce and the Irish Whiskey Dipping sauce. Both sauces are delicious, really so. Then they brought out the main courses; I had their delicious fish and chips. Perhaps one of the best, tastiest, crispy pieces of fish I've ever had. My spouse ordered the Galway Girl, a true half pound prime Black Angus burger topped by Swiss cheese and fried cheddar curds, poblano dressing and chips. The mix of the fried curds and meat and sauce was amazingly tasty. Another friend had the Boxty, basically a potato pancake filled with a delicious chicken stew. The quality of the food was amazing. Really so. But that wasn't enough, we ordered both, their Bread Pudding, and their Sticky Toffee Pudding. The Bread Pudding was amazing, but the Sticky Pudding was unequaled. I am glad we shared the dessert among four people... At the end of the lunch, the owner came in and engaged us in conversation. Affable, full of energy, friendly, and she knows the path of excellence where she's taking the place. We learned a second pub is planned for Franklin. If it is anywhere near the quality of Kathleen's, Franklin will have one superb eatery. Absolutely recommended.

We've been to Kathleen's a number of times over the last couple of years, including this evening…read more There were a couple of occasions that, similar to other reviews, where things did not go well. But overall and current experience has been excellent. There is a mix of authentic Irish dishes and some Irish-ish fare. The Shepherds Pie and Fish and Chips are consistently excellent. Bangers and Mash is also,very good. Salads are fresh and appetizers good, though most are on the heavy side. Good selection, of beer and a number of memorable irish whiskies are available. Service is usually very good, especially when the owners are present. Everyone is friendly. We'll be back again. Very soon.

Ventured from Southern New Hampshire to do a little Christmas shopping in the White Mountains…read more Needed a halfway point for a late lunch. Found this gem on Yelp. Old style Tavern/pub. The first thing we noticed when we walked in the door was that Christmas smacked us in the face with the best smelling Christmas Tree candle , burning in a super cute entryway. I could hardly wait to get inside to see what else this place had in store. First, there was a fireplace and a couch and a table. In the rest of the dining area, we're all high tops. Not so high that a barely over 5 foot person such as myself couldn't sit comfortably. Our waitstaff (there were two) and were great about offering menu suggestions when I shared flavor profiles I might be looking for and they were attentive and so pleasant. They had super cute Christmas decorations, and were putting up more while we were there. The vibe is super warm and welcoming, and for a short while you feel like you stepped back in time. The tiramisu martini was delicious, as was the blood orange martini. I had the cauliflower with juju sauce at the recommendation of the waitress, and it was honestly the best cauliflower I've ever had! My husband enjoyed his macaroni and cheese with buffalo and bleu as well. The owner/chef, Leslie, came and chatted with us for a little bit before we were on our way. We learned that in the summer they hold concerts, and they have a golf course. There is a distillery on site as well. Everything about this place was excellent, and we are already planning a day date to go back and try more menu items!

As I reviewed, some items were unpalatable; some burnt and steak too tough to eat. The burned fish…read morewas replaced, but the replacement was still over cooked.

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.

We found this spot with the help of Yelp while on a New England trip. We stopped by for lunch. It…read morewas so good! A refreshing change of pace from fast food. I had a turkey, white cheddar, and bacon jam panini with a side salad. Go with the house made onion dressing. It's delicious! We sat at the bar/counter and chatted with the woman holding down the fort. I also picked up a house made banana chocolate chip cookie muffin hybrid which was delightful the next day. We recommend it to some other people we met at a half marathon and I think they enjoyed it, too. A great addition to a small town because they have everything! I wish I had more room in my luggage and I would have purchased some gifts to take home. Love the feel of this place with the rocking chairs on the porch and the lunch counter. I'd come back for sure.

The food was great and the service very friendly. It's a fun place the encourages hanging outread more

Had to make a return visit to Station Bistro in Conway, and it definitely delivered again. I…read morefinally tried the Kickass Bowl--wow spicy in the best way and packed with flavor. So good I was thinking about it long after the last bite. Before leaving, I couldn't resist the bakery counter (dangerous in the best way). Everything looked amazing, and I walked out with a bag of goodies that did not disappoint. Great food, great vibe, and absolutely worth coming back for. Will be back... probably sooner than planned

The food is amazing!! Made fresh, in-house, full of flavor, and creative. Staff is friendly and…read moresmiley. The vibe and decor is cool and funky. This place is a must if you're in the Conway area. Even if you're not, it's worth the trip!

Service was great. Lindsey was very personable and attentive Music was good as well as the pizza…read moreand beer.

The service was wonderful, the staff was so friendly and attentive, the ambiance was so relaxing…read moreand had gorgeous views, the food was also amazing and reasonably priced :) visiting from Rhode Island and we really enjoyed the authentic New Hampshire ski lodge feel :)