Great selection and quality plants. It is a Gem that you would never find if you did not know it…read morewas there. I will go back in the Spring.

Awesome spot -- we stopped by on our way skiing as we are not locals, we are so pleased with this…read morecafe! Service was friendly, easy to order, and coffee tasted amazing! Great tasting notes. The food was incredible -- the bagels are so fresh, the English muffins are so light and fluffy and the maple blueberry scone is a must try. 10/10!

I want to move here from MA to be closer to these baked goods. The staff are so nice, it's a very…read morecute place with a bunch of indoor and outdoor seating. Coffee is great (I am very picky about my coffee). And again. The baked goods. Just go there. Now.

A great experience with Lavender Haze Bartending. Athena was so kind and her personality really…read morestood out to us. The planning process was really fun, getting to decide our signature drinks and creating fun names for them. The day of they were on time and setup ready to go for cocktail hour. The drinks were amazing and the staff were so sweet! They were overall wonderful and I'm lucky to say I loved everything about my wedding!

Athena bartended our wedding in September 2023. I could have asked for a better bartender! Full of…read morepersonality, smiling, chatting with all the guests, and of course amazing drinks! Even, my grumpy at most times dad commented on how fun she was. But, what really made her stand out is she really went above and beyond..even when our caterer left earlier than expected Athena stayed to help clean. Thank you Athena for being a part of mine and Cams big day! Hiring Lavender Haze Bartending will be the one of the best choices you make when wedding planning!

This museum is absolutely 100% worth a visit it's lovely! Super clean and thoughtfully curated and…read morelaid out with a ton of information, history and nostalgia. Also a great assortment of items for kids to touch and try.

There were a couple of reasons that we decided to check out this museum:…read more1) We both had educational and professional backgrounds involving telecommunications. 2) It was a convenient mid-way stopping point before lunch on our drive back to Boston from Vermont. The museum is in a converted house and covers the (probably expanded) main floor. The ladies who staffed the place and sold us the tickets were friendly and gave us a quick overview before starting a short orientation video. After that finished, we wandered around at our own pace. The museum was put together by some locals who had careers in telephony. Thus they had an inside track for getting obsolete equipment that was being replaced donated instead of destroyed. And once they had a core of exhibits, it was probably easier to get other items donated. The exhibits are arranged roughly chronologically. It begins with Alexander Graham Bell and moves forward. There are many old phone sets, from the wall mounted wooden variety up through a shelf of 2000s-era cell phones. They also have a number of switchboard desks showing how manual connections worked. Though most of the items displayed are phones, they also have minor side-exhibits on telephone linemen, historical oddities (what town had the last manual switchboard into the 1980s), etc. This may be somewhat of a niche museum, but I think most elementary school kids might enjoy it. If you are an adult with a general technical / engineering bent, you will also probably enjoy a stop here.

This is THE garden center in the Concord, NH area for trees and shrubs! Huge selection of sizes and…read morevarieties and helpful and friendly staff. They do sell some annuals and perennials but really, this is your tree and shrub headquarters! Highly recommend

Took an entire day off from work to meet with Brochu Nursery at my house. Made the appointment two…read moreweeks before. They didn't show up in the morning (the time they gave me), So I called and they said they'd be out in the afternoon (so now my half day off from work became a full day off from work). Turns out NO ONE EVER CAME. I called Brochu the next morning and the receptionist was just nasty. Didn't have an explanation and didn't care at all that no one came to my house- and that I lost an entire day of work waiting for them. Completely unprofessional. I will never call then again.

SO CUTE! We found this coffee camper parked next to Hermit Woods Winery and had to stop as we…read morestrolled through Meredith, NH! Absolutely adorable with a great selection of coffees and snacks.

So cute! This is a renovated camper that travels around the Lakes Region of New Hampshire. They…read morefeature handcrafted lemonades, cold brew on tap (local from Wayfarer in Laconia), and DIY flower bouquets. The options/menu were impressive for the size, the service was fantastic, and we enjoyed some EXCELLENT drinks. Coldbrew, iced chai, and a strawberry/basil lemonade. If you see this little green/white camper in your travels, make sure you stop and grab a beverage. It will definitely be worth it!

I love this store. I began coming about a year and a half…read moreago, and my visits quickly became a bright spot in my week. The staff are friendly, kind, attentive, helpful, and knowledgeable, and the flowers offered are incredible, thoughtfully sourced, and difficult to find elsewhere. You can order professional arrangements or make your own bouquet out of the flowers sold by the stem. I've been doing the latter, and it's a regular source of joy and creativity for me, and it's absolutely helped with the winter doldrums that often come with being a New Englander. If you need a hostess gift for a party or holiday, there are plenty of options at Cymbidium, ranging from artful seasonal bulb terrariums to tea, macarons, and homemade candles. They also always have lots of user-friendly houseplants to choose from. I've had really good luck with the plants I've bought, including some gorgeous orchids. It may sound corny, but I like knowing that I'm supporting a small business owned and operated by wonderful people, as small brick & mortars that help give a town character are becoming fewer and farther between. I'd rather spend a little bit more for something truly unique and lovely than grab a quick, nondescript bunch of flowers at a grocery store chain. Cymbidium is truly the best, and I highly recommend it!

Cymbidium Floral is hands down the best floral shop in the Seacoast area. They always stay on top…read moreof modern, whimsical trends while still keeping everything classy and timeless. The shop itself is beautiful, with a great selection of gifts, but their florals are truly the standout--every arrangement is stunning. I've been going here for over 10 years for special occasions (and sometimes just because), and they never disappoint. Such a special spot in the Seacoast community.