Driving back to Vermont from Lake Winnipisaukee NH, knew we would have to stop for lunch, so I…read moreYelped and this place came up. Little did I know that it is a local chain and much loved by locals. And I can see why! We arrived at 12:30 pm on a Monday and the place was packed. By the time we left at 1:30 there were plenty of tables available, we just happened to arrive at the peak. They took our name and mobile number, and texted us when the table was ready. Smooth, no problem! Server (Michelle) was wonderful, good menu, and the food was good. I had a Tex Mex egg-potato-vegetable dish, spouse had a similar bowl, and we loved it. Super efficient, friendly, well-run. Highly recommended!

I found the one in Concord made a better breakfast than in Bedford. Great omelet!…read moreServers in Bedford appeared to be predominantly kids. Not the same sense of customer service as the more mature staff in Concord. Ambiance is good in both places. I prefer the layout in Concord.

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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.

After an early morning meeting at a non profit organization in Concord, we were famished and…read moresomeone recommended The Post. Spot on. Their large menu is made to suit every taste and dietary need. From the vegan to the carnivore, they have it. Parking is plentiful. The restaurant is a fairly large place but it seems like an intimate place with booths and widely spaced tables. Service was spotless, we entered and were seated immediately during the busiest time. Our server was quite hospitable and took the time to recommend and describe specials and sides. I had the three-egg omelet with the works. It was delicious. And plenty of coffee Excellent place that I'll keep in mind next time I'm in the Capital City of New Hampshire.

I hate to say it but our server was terrible. You could visibly tell that she wished she was…read moreanywhere else, although it didn't seem like she was in any hurry to get anywhere at all. She barely greeted us and once she took our order and dropped our food we never saw her again and had to get someone to else to get our check. No drink refills, no asking if we needed or wanted anything else, zip. I had the tourtiere which was very good, grits I got on the side were the worst. Cheeseburger was tasty and onion rings were so so.

I always enjoy brunch here! The drinks are great and the staff is always super friendly.read more

The Friendly Toast: All-Day Brunch REALLY means ALL DAY…read more The waitstaff and hostess: When we arrived, everyone seemed helpful & friendly. Everything else? Not so much. FOOD & DRINKS: We were seated around 12:45 PM and were essentially held hostage until 2:30 PM. The drinks and food took WAY too long to arrive. The small serving of their version of "home fries" were hot, quartered red potatoes and actually decent. Everything else? Cold. We had a 2 1/2-year-old with us, and naturally, their food arrived LAST. A 1/2 grilled cheese and waffle fries. Seriously... WTF? My traditional eggs Benedict was nothing to write home about: cold, barely any hollandaise, an extremely thin piece of "ham," and a small, untoasted, soggy English muffin. Not exactly the Benedict experience I was hoping for. About 45 minutes into our hostage situation, we somehow ended up with a second waitress. She apologized and said, "We're sorry for the wait, your waitress is dealing with something." Ok, fair enough, but unfortunately, WE were the ones dealing with the wait. Meanwhile, other tables came and went, including parties of 5+ who arrived after us and somehow received their food before we did. Make it make sense. After waiting nearly 25 minutes for our second drink, the second waitress came by to check on us. We asked for the check and said, "If that drink order hasn't been made yet, please cancel it." 60 seconds later... POOF! Miraculously, the drink appeared; watered down like it had been sitting on the bar for the previous 25 minutes. I didn't bother taking food pics because, by the time everything finally arrived, it was far too late to impress us, and we were READY TO GTFO. Friendly people, but the service was an absolute time warp. We came for brunch, not an extended-stay experience. 12:45 PM - 2:30 PM. That's not brunch. That's a shift we didn't apply for, didn't want, and definitely weren't getting paid for.

best breakfast food I have ever had , came in just a few moments ago and saw the place thought to…read moretry it for breakfast , absolutely incredible, great flavors , every bite was good , food came out very quick , ate all of it! they have a wide range on their menu i cannot wait to make an excuse to come back and try more of their food

The food, service and ambiance were outstanding. Two full breakfasts with eggs, pancakes, toast,…read moremeat and hash browns were only $27. And the pancakes were some of the best we've had. Yummy. And Allenstown downtown is cute. The big windows and brick walls are wonderful.

his was our coffee stop on the way to Montreal, and what a pleasant surprise! The café is…read morebeautifully designed, with plenty of character. I loved the retro phone booths for people on Zoom calls, the vintage mechanical adding machine built into the wall, and the cool lithographs throughout the space. Most importantly, the coffee was excellent. An added bonus was that they carry delicious doughnuts from a local bakery. I had the butternut crunch doughnut--it was enormous, light rather than greasy, and the crunchy topping had a wonderful hint of nutmeg that paired perfectly with the coffee. If you're passing through Concord, New Hampshire, it's well worth a stop. It's conveniently located just off I-93

Went here for the first time today- (one of my old coworkers kept recommending u guys so had to…read moretry!) 10/10! Was lucky to have found a parking spot, cause it's on Main Street, but it was a busy and hot day outside so not their fault. The inside reminds me of "chic retro" vibes- pretty chill- there was some sort of cool printer on the wall that drew pictures which was interesting, and there was a clock on the wall that was made up of different moving parts that was pretty cool! The server was super nice, and I ordered the "Salted Honey" latte- ($6 for a small 16 oz iced- but I get it's more fancy ingredients which taste better so I don't mind) sea salt with fancy honey whole milk latte-absolutely loved it! I completely forgot to have them put sugar in it as I like my latte with a ton of sugar, but they have a bar there with lids and simple syrup so I just added some which was also good! :) sat for few minutes- went around 1 pm there was only like 4 customers which was nice- I'm not a fan of loud spaces. there are a good amount of chairs and tables so I was able to find a seat- I will definitely be coming here again! just will get here early to find parking!

Great service and great food ! Stopped in with family and service was great, food came very quickly…read moreand the food was so good . I cook at home and I am very picky and I would have to say I was very impressed we will definitely go back!!

A nice, quaint place with good food and good service. A little out the way for breakfast for us,…read morebut we both enjoyed what we had. One of the better breakfasts we have had in a while.

I should have left this review a long time ago. We've been dining at Beefside for a few years, and…read moreI'm just getting around to a review. We were there a week or so ago. We both had the Haddock Basket - they really know how to fry! It was a generous filet, and my wife got onion rings, while I had the French fries. Their onion rings are very good, as are their fries. The waitress was very nice - friendly and attentive, but not pushy. We'll be back!

Wonderful little lunch stop!…read more It was full of locals and regulars and on a wait for lunch. At that moment I knew I had picked a good spot! We chilled with the folks up front for a good bit before getting a table. It seemed we were the only people that had not been here 30-40 times before. Most people didn't even want menus and the sweet server ladies just brought them food without conversation at all. It's kind of old school feeling inside. It's an open kitchen and you can see all of the action. Inside is all wooden and rustic. It reminds me of my grandmas house in Camden TN. Not sure why. It's just really comfortable in here to me. The tile and fireplaces make super cozy. This place has some of the best chili that I have had in a long time. I dig the fact they give tortilla shops automatically with the chili. Win!! Thick and meaty and oh so filled with spice and love!! Cheese on top was a nice touch too. Really liked it! My French dip was fucking killer!! So damn big too! I could only eat half of it because of the the fire ass chili I had already eaten. French fries were battered type. Nothing wrong with that!! I drove around with this sandwich for two days of travel and ate it on the road later. Stupendous French dip!! C had an open faced roast beef sandwich. FIRE!! The green beans were so pretty and fresh too. She could barely get 1/3 down, lol. It was a ton of food. Economical! Hometown feel! Good people working and eating here! I love it!! I'm not even sure I could find the place again. I sure am glad I did the first time! '26 -39

If you're looking for your typical New England diner, The Nook is the place! Their menu is full of…read morediverse classic breakfast and lunch meals, delicious desserts and a very cozy dine in experience. The waitstaff are warming and welcoming. Delicious, thank you so much!

Asked for a booth on a Saturday and was told they are for parties of 4 or more. But the other…read morebooths had only 2 people in them.. street me by the waiters in and out for door the kitchen.. we waited a few minutes and left..

The pink entrance caught my attention and the coffee and food held it. I was impressed with my…read morecappuccino and B.L.A.T. sandwich. The cappuccino had perfect foam and the coffee was bold and smooth. I loved every sip. My sandwich was layered with crisp, lean bacon, crunchy lettuce, and ripe tomato slices on soft and mild sourdough bread. The bread had a coating of pesto aioli that really complimented the ingredients very well. Served with a generous helping of chips. Would definitely recommend, and will be returning to try more things.

Very cute spot with lots of seating. I love the bright colors!…read more - Vietnamese coffee with tapioca - Raspberry Lemonade with bursting pearls I was pleasantly surprised to find a boba spot in town and glad we gave it a try. The drinks and service were both fine. I wish we had more time to spend there because it seems like it is a cool spot.