Nice little shop within Exeter…read more The moment you walk-in, there's a nice warm and cozy feeling of being at home. The counter is filled with treats. All too tempting to have. I got a 20oz. Chai Latte. Make sure you let them know if you want hot because they default to cold. I love the warm and rich Chai flavor in this breezy November weather. My daughter and I shared the lentil soup and turkey havarti sandwich. It tasted really good. The sandwiches are warm straight from the grill. The soup is rich and full of flavor. Everyone is so friendly and helpful. I like this atmosphere.

I don't understand all the crappy reviews. I had not been here in years and was in dire need of a…read morequick sandwich while in Exeter. Almost skipped it after seeing the general rating. First of all, the place was mobbed and people seemed to be happily eating. The line was quick. I ordered the "veritable veggie" sandwich ($9.95 w/chips) and the peach passionfruit iced tea. Both came fast and were excellent. Bread was fresh and veggies were crisp. Noise wasn't too bad except for a semi-rude couple on their phones who thought we needed to hear their conversations. But all in all a fine experience. Need to go 5 starts to improve upon the poor ratings!

Irish bennie. Half is plenty. Pay the extra for crunchy homemade hash. Love beans as a side!…read more Lady servers are all kind, attentive. Easy to understand why it is packed with patrons. And take home a muffin for tomorrow.

For Sunday breakfast I stopped by Trackside Cafe. At 10am, a decent line had formed waiting for…read moretables. My friend and I opted for counter seating, which had immediate availability. I ordered the loaded sausage omeletee ($14.99). This came with choice of home fries or beans (I opted for the home fries) and toast (I opted for rye). This arrived w/in 5 minutes of ordering. The portion size seemed reasonable, and everything tasted simple, savory, and homely. I would ask for nothing more at a quiet neighborhood diner (and one attached to a convenience store, at that). Service proved pleasant, with coffee proactively topped up. The waitress offered to fill up a to-go cup of coffee at no extra cost as I settled the bill . As an aside, one of the parties waiting for a table came straight from the Sig store & range. I imagine that events or competitions there would lead to a surge of patrons.

Super cute spot! Love the patio out back and that my dog could join us. My latte was amazing and…read morestaff was great!

I understand that ownership has changed recently. That being said, I had my first bad experience at…read moreChanging Tides this past weekend. I'm a regular that comes in about once a month. We ordered food and two lattes around noon. One of the sandwiches came out in ten minutes. Another fifteen minutes went by with no other items from the order. Everyone who ordered after us received their coffees or food. When I asked one of the employees about it, she shrugged and said "sorry" and proceeded to turn her back to me in order to organize scones and remaining pastries. She then took an order for two americanos and made them immediately. At this point, I felt pretty offended and had been waiting about 30 minutes for two lattes and an açaí bowl (again, the BLT had come out in 10 minutes after the order was placed). I told the present employees that this behavior (the rudeness etc) sucked and asked for the rest of the order to be refunded. The staff had to get an older man from the back who was either the owner or the manager. He did refund the forgotten items from the order and told me lunch is a difficult time to come to Changing Tides as they don't handle orders well in the middle of the day. This experience made me really sad. I loved this place and I will not be returning.

Never have I ever been to a bakery where everything served was so absolutely unique but nearly…read moreperfect. It's granola? How not exciting is granola and yogurt with some fruit? This isn't Raisin Bran here, this is homemade sticky, crunchy, flavorful granola bits bound together by honey and sugar or whatever. Mortadella. Bomb. Epic. The pistachio filling is so weird but so so good. It's such a unique taste and texture, and it's 100 percent excellent. I can't say anything more. Every bite is exceptional. Zero sarcasm for this review. Just go here. Seriously.

Tucked down a cobblestone alley in downtown Portsmouth, Elephantine Bakery opened in 2018 as a…read moreEuropean-inspired café after co-owner Sherif Farag trained in Paris. Even its name has a connection to Egypt, referencing Elephantine Island and an ancient bakery discovered there. The café is tiny and popular, so expect a crowd and consider taking your order to go if you can't snag one of the few indoor or patio tables. I ordered the ham and cheese baguette, which was phenomenal, but they're especially known for their handcrafted pastries, breads and coffee.

If I go to heaven, I know God will hand me a Market Square Bakehouse scone when I get there as a…read morewelcome gift. It's always a pleasure to come here - spectacular location/ambiance, great products, fair prices, lovely staff. This is a happy place for me.

Love this place and have been coming here for years. The food and the coffees are consistently very…read moregood! Overall. the vibe is chill, and the staff is helpful. And the location is great. Today was a beautiful, sunny fall day and we enjoyed a fine lunch at an outside table on the Bakehouse's shaded patio. Lovely.

We stumbled on this cafe on our way up to Portland from Boston. The falafel plate is delicious with…read morefresh cucumber and tomatoes, house-made falafel, house-made hummus, and PITA that is warm and chewy. The falafel was well-seasoned and cooked just-right. The hummus was a wee bit on the salty side, but paired perfectly with the pita that is so good I ordered an extra piece to polish off the hummus! Their sweet potato fries are a bit on the pricey side at $8, but they are addictively good, perfectly caramelized, and portioned generously -- ideal to split between 2-3 people. There's plenty of parking and indoor seating in a spacious, tidy, and well-lit cafe. There is a clean, single-stall handicap-accessible bathroom. There was only one server who was kind and sweet. Best of all, the cafe is a nonprofit and the profits are used by a local synagogue to serve the needs of their local community!

When I realized the Brooklyn Cafe was closer to my workplace than I thought, I had to try it. I…read moreordered a falafel plate and a few rugelach to go. Everything was ready to go when arrived- quick and easy. Online ordering is always a plus. The restaurant is more spacious than I was anticipating and very clean. Let's start with the falafel plate: Delicious and fresh! The homemade pita was a winner. I truly hoped the hummus wouldn't disappoint because sometimes it just does and it was the whole dish's base. My concern was totally unfounded. As for the rugelach? Let me tell you, had I ordered in I would've ordered more than I did! The dough and sweetness was just right. Best I've had in New Hampshire.

First morning in Rye... desperate for a really good cup of coffee... and found it here. From a…read morecoffee snob, big thumbs up.

Funky snack shop inside a surf shop. I wonder which came first? Our lox bagel was amply filled…read moreand quite tasty. i also enjoyed an iced chai. Very casual atmosphere. and attentive sweet server.

A great little spot with real food amongst a lot of fried junk places. Thank goodness for this…read moreplace. I go every time I am in the area. The Beachy Mocha is good stuff. Bfast sandwiches are excellent. Super casual, and an excellent atmosphere given that you're sipping your drink on a beach.

My order: açaí bowl and iced espresso The Review: I liked…read morehow many gluten free options they had, and I liked the emphasis on featuring local products. They also claim to be a sort of community gathering center. The coffee was ok! Local-ish Fazenda coffee. The lack of customer service was insane. There were staff available but I waited for a while at the counter for someone to notice me and take my order. I spent around $25 for 2 items, am injured with difficulty walking, and they wouldn't let me use the bathroom, hinting that they had one but not "for the public". Instead they directed me to a public restroom down the road with 4 stalls for hundreds of people at the beach. The açaí was good though. I guess you have to weigh the pros and cons.

We had the The River Mill for lunch for $16.00 which was…read moreFlank steak, cheddar cheese, chimichurri avocado,arugula, chipotle mayonnaise on a baguette. It was excellent!! The crullers are good but not for me because they are too eggy or gooey inside. Same with the chocolate chip cookies which is so undercooked I can taste the flour. The matcha latte was delicious. The dining room is tiny. Service was excellent

Cozy breakfast and lunch spot in Newmarket. Their specialty coffees are delicious and I've been…read moreseveral times and everything I've had has been perfect. From the Mill Town classic, to the Ironworks, to the Harrigan - they all have unique flavors and are very hearty. Get your breakfast sandwich on English muffin bread - you won't be disappointed. Service is always excellent and friendly. Small sitting area inside and new seating outside!

I had such a great latte here on a drive-by whim, and I'm so glad I did! The quality was A+, the…read morecoffee was nice and hot, and the flavor was absolutely delicious. The staff was also nice, and seemed to handle the Saturday morning rush well. I look forward to the next time I can make it back!

This is 20 mins away from our house but we make the drive for the delicious lattes and sandwiches…read more I love coffee but only ever drink a little. I love the mini latte. It's the perfect size if you just need a taste. I'm a big fan of their turkey melt. The ingredients seem clean and homemade. It takes a bit for them to make everything but you can order ahead online. Highly recommend if you are in a rush. The place itself is clean and has plants and candles for purchase which is super cute.