The food was incredible and the staff was very kind and helpful! We got the duck fat biscuit…read moresandwich with chorizo, egg and cheese, a bacon, egg and cheese on an English muffin, a maple cinnamon latte and a maple chocolate latte and everything was absolutely delicious. I would 100% recommendation this cafe to stop in for a quick breakfast before walking around Main Street. Lots of seating for a Saturday morning and still plenty of pastry options in the case. Bonus points for the art print vending machine!!

The crushed velvet art collection is commendable…read more I was overwhelmed by all the options but in a good way. Things looked so good it was just hard to narrow down my choice. I walked out with the ham and cheese croissant with mustard. I was a little weary about the mustard but it was just right. Not too much and complimented the meat and melted cheese (they heated it up before I left.) I also had a salted caramel latte. In al honesty I am not a coffee person but I do love me some match latte. The drink was overwhelmingly cofee vs salted caramel. The last few sips were so sweet and I like that! I also bought a chocolate chip cookie and it was delicious. Crispy edges but a soft center that tasted just right! It was a cool environment with a few tables. Right across the street from the Polyanna statue. Also, the staff were patient and very happy to be at work!

The breakfast sandwiches here were amazing - simple but well done! Chicken breast was tender and…read morethe ham was flavorful but not heavy. This place has patio and spacious seating with Wi-Fi. Friendly for remote working.

I came here twice during my trip since it was about 10 minutes away from the Air BnB I was staying…read moreat. I wish this place was close to my home. I loved the décor, the whole vibe, the openness and it was very clean. Everyone seemed friendly. You could tell it was a locals favorite. My husband got a breakfast sandwich as well as a hot coffee both times. He enjoyed it and said it was the best breakfast sandwich he has had in a long time. I stuck with just coffee. I tried two of the summer specials. It was a fruit loops coffee and a Blackberry Nitro I believe. They were both delicious. I would 100% recommend and would be back if I was in the area.

This is an incredible breakfast spot! So glad we found it on our trip. Our favorites were the build…read moreyour own omelette with a fresh biscuit and breakfast quesadilla with a side of hash browns for the adults in our group. The kids options were fantastic! Moose shaped pancakes with real maple syrup and a mini sunrise (1 egg, bacon, home fries, and toast). Everyone cleared their plates!

I've been here many times over the years and it's consistently good. The food is as you want it;…read morethe service is wonderful and there's nothing not to like. Ok, ok. Their coffee is average. There, I've nitpicked enough. Everything else I love. It's a comfy neighborhood breakfast spot. They do serve lunch type items if you're in the mood but I've only had their breakfasts.

A quick stop passing through. The shop was Closing but the…read moreowner was happy to make my coffee. Very friendly and I wish we had time to sit and enjoy this place "above the notch". I only took one photo outside so you can't miss it if you're passing by, or if you're lucky enough to live close. Thank you!

I loved everything about this from the moment I stepped in. Such an inviting space with plenty of…read moreroom for everyone plus lovely staff and delicious coffees. Would love to return next time we're in the area

Cute coffee shop in Bethlehem with lots of veg and vegan options! Service was great, friendly and…read morefast. Parking was easy. Nice quick stop if you're on the road and want a simple morning treat. Lots of delicious pastries for sale.

After a lovely walk in the woods, we stopped by for lunch. The menu has something for everyone. It…read morewas hard to make a choice cause everything looks delicious. Service is friendly and fast - the vibe inside is welcoming, displaying local artwork. We ordered the daily soup special and salad, pesto panini, a cinnamon roll, breakfast burrito, and two smoothies. I cannot wait to go back! Definitely try it out for yourself, you won't be disappointed!

Beautiful Saturday! We were able to get a spot right by the water, and in the sunshine, for a…read morecouple of hours before dinner. Hint, we got there shortly before 4pm and there was a lot of available spots - by the time we left, the whole place was packed. Come at odd hours to secure good seats! We had short pours of Combover (my favorite beer ever!), some Italian Pilsner Boyfriend wanted to try, and also their new Especial Mexican lager. I tasted both his choices, I liked Especial but pilsners definitely aren't my thing. He liked it though. Couldn't help myself and bought a shirt and 4-pack of Combover as well... We were super tempted to just stay here for dinner (yes, even Boyfriend wanted to - I finally managed to make him like this place!) but I wanted to try the new menu at Sour's... can't wait to be back though!

The pizzas are tasty, the cocktails are well crafted and the service is exemplary. Great selection…read moreof beers, of course. Worth a return trip!

Ever since I first heard about Super Secret Ice Cream, it's been on my must-try list. The concept…read moresounded so unique, and a flight of ice cream is basically my dream way to eat ice cream--I always struggle to choose just one flavor. The shop makes tiny-batch ice cream from scratch up in the White Mountains, and it shows in the quality. I went for the egg-carton flight, which came with six flavors: Slopeside Mint Chip, Trillium Coffee, Single Origin Chocolate, Honeycomb, Mount Cabot Maple, and one more I can't quite remember. Each scoop had its own personality--bright mint, bold coffee, rich chocolate, and the maple and honeycomb were especially standout. The space itself is a fun little spot, perfect for a hot day. Portions aren't huge, which I actually liked because it felt more like a treat or snack rather than an overload. My only gripe is that the flavors aren't labeled on the carton, so it can be a bit of a guessing game figuring out what you're tasting. Overall though, between the creativity, the locally inspired flavors, and the chance to try a bunch at once, it's absolutely worth the stop if you're in the area.

You know how some places are overhyped? This place is definitely NOT one of them! Super Secret…read morelives up to every bit of its hype. It has won various awards, and after just one taste of their ice cream, you'll think to yourself: "Ah, okay - now it all makes sense." I'm finding it hard to accurately describe the flavor explosion when I took a bite of the strawberry shortcake ice cream. It was sweet and tangy, with a crumbly crunch in every bite from the graham cracker. It's as if the strawberry shortcake pops you got from the ice cream truck as a kid were somehow 10 times more delicious and folded into creamy, strawberry ice cream. The place itself is adorable, with plenty of options for outdoor seating both in the front and back. There's even a board where you can spell out words with magnetic letters and a giant checkers game. They've somehow nailed incredible ice cream with a super cool vibe. Service is always fast, friendly, and happy to help you find the right flavor by letting you sample different options. This place is a MUST visit in the Western White Mountains!

Very conflicted about this one. Let's start with the good!…read moreBeautiful restaurant with amazing decor, nice music, very busy and a more mature crowd - love it! Very nice waitresses too, who were doing their best in the limited space. The food is sooo good! Absolutely delicious. The owner/chef is the same guy who used to own the Beal House in Littleton as well - the menu is similar-ish and he is definitely very talented. We started with the milk bread and cheese puffs - have those!! All amazing. The bread is some of the best, if not THE BEST bread we've ever had at a restaurant. Boyfriend had the burger with fries and I had the brisket. OMG the brisket. Boyfriend had a taste of my plate and was soooo jealous he didn't have that too, lol. It was simply amazing. Falling apart with just a fork, perfectly cooked, delicious sauce. He loved his burger and fries as well. I simply cannot say enough about the food! Now a few issues. Small thing. The menu shown on their website is completely different than what they are currently serving, so don't rely on that (it may not bother most people, but I always have to check prior to going to a restaurant because Boyfriend is *difficult* and wants to make sure there's something he will like before we go anywhere). On their menu at the restaurant - they show brewery names (for example "Reklis", "Iron Furnace" etc), but not the beers themselves. So you really have to ask your server what the beers are - they had Schilling's Alexandr on tap which is Boyfriends favorite, but we didn't find out until the end of the evening - if he had known, he would have ordered it. And finally... one of the reasons why we didn't ask our waitress more info about the beers when ordering - she literally had to lean over the table next to us to take our order, so we were trying to make things quick. And that's because... tables are TIGHT together. Like, the worse we've ever seen. The restaurant was absolutely full with people being turned away at the door... this was a Saturday night, maybe if you come on a Thursday, etc, it wouldn't be so bad. But this was so weird. Thank god there was no children next to us (or anywhere in the restaurant) because I don't see how it would have worked. Please refer to my pictures... and see how close my Boyfriend is to his neighbors on both sides. However! Would we return anyway? We both agree we would! (He really wants that brisket, lol). Also at the Beal House, they used to make the best calamari ever, and we're really hoping it will make it on Tall Provisions' menu at some point. I just wish they would remove a couple of tables from the cramped dining room and space things out a bit more! But they are so busy and popular... I guess they need to optimize their space.

Located on Main Street in the Mountain town of Littleton, NH. Lori and Adam have created a warm,…read moreapproachable eatery, with focus of flavor, technique, and most of all fun. With exposed brick walls, an ever-changing menu, great cocktails, and delicious wines for every palette.

This "cafe" wins for weirdest place I've been to in a long time. We were trying to find a place to…read morework on our laptops, but it seems all the coffee shops in Littleton close at 2pm. We weren't picking up any public wi-fi, but M did notice we got wi-fi from a closed cafe downtown when we sat within a block of it. Then I discovered Internet and Euro Cafe. It's on a side-street down a hill and has computers. Yay? We run in, sit down on the couch... we're still getting the wi-fi from the nearby coffee shop, but that's it. We talk to the owner and she said the internet provider wouldn't allow her to have wireless. We tried to explain she could just hook up a wireless router and give out the password... but I don't think she understood. She said we were free to sit as long as we wanted (without paying anything) and use the wi-fi we picked up. We bought a bottle of soda, $.50, and tried to give her a dollar for it. She wouldn't take it. Did I mention we're the only people in the cafe? How does this place stay open? Unlike every coffee shop we found, the Euro Cafe's hours run from noonish to almost midnight every day. So if you need to use a computer and everything else is closed, you'll find about 20 open ones here. As a disclaimer, it's kind of the basement of the building, so there's a distinct smell and it kind of feels like one of the dingy internet cafes we used in the UK. If you're good with that, check it out!