Hidden (well maybe not so hidden since it's on a main road) Gem! My husband came across this place…read morewhile out on a bike ride and stopped for coffee. He became obsessed with taking me back for eggs Benedict so we went early for breakfast to beat the weekend crowd, only to order one of today's specials! Which means we have to go back for the Benny. We were greeted warmly, with the server offering a warm mug for our coffee. The cafe is located in a cute farmhouse with both indoor and outdoor seating. Coffee is self serve and once you order you can sit where you'd like. Everything is brought out to you piping hot! Our food was delicious-the Belgian waffle was huge and the stuffed French toast was really stuffed! We look forward to returning soon!

A cute, cozy, and rustic spot where you can grab breakfast and lunch. The staff is friendly and…read morethere was quite a variety of fresh baked goods. I got their two eggs any style for breakfast and it was good! Overall my sister and I enjoyed having breakfast here.

I had been wanting to try Suzie's Diner for a while and I'm glad I finally found the time to stop…read morein for breakfast! It's a little small inside, but there was no wait for a table and we sat ourselves as instructed (we ended up being asked to move to a smaller table as we sat at the only table available when we arrived and it was a 5 top; we were happy to move). The coffee was excellent and I chose the Sue's Hash Omelet with hash browns and sourdough toast. The toast was a little cold, but the omelet and hash browns were tasty and perfectly seasoned. My partner will write his own review, but he enjoyed his waffle as well! The service was great with an attentive and friendly waitress, and we're ready for a return visit!

** Patty Melt review **…read more Roadside eatery in a tiny strip plaza. Outside, it looks nothing like the classic New England train car style or New Jersey stainless steel style diners, but inside are countertop with stools, booths around the outskirts, and the hustle and bustle giving it a strong diner vibe. Like my visits to many diners, I was here on my patty melt quest. -- Patty Melt: First, the composition is faithful to the prototype, with a quarter pound patty (no smashburger nonsense), rye bread (no sourdough decoy), buttered (not merely toasted), and with the classic Swiss cheese, sautéed onions and thousand Island dressing. No fusion, no reinvention, no omissions, no hipster jive. Good crispness and butteriness on the bread, great melt on the cheese, and noticeable softness to the onions. Most importantly, the beef could be ordered medium rare, and they executed. More softness, with gushing juices and a really pleasing bite. I suspect nothing special to start with, but they cooked it to near perfection. Only quibble would be not much crust to the patty, but not as critical on a patty melt. -- Fries: I could have had tots or a few other options, but fries were fine. Almost certainly frozen, but the skin-on variety and not the dreaded coated kind. Nothing special, but good enough. Service was adequate. It seemed like everyone was prepping to get everything gathered and cleaned for closing about 90 minutes earlier than necessary, but that didn't detract. If anything, it shows initiative and hustle. Not much data to go on, but an easy 4 for me.

I was searching for a taco spot nearby and this place popped up. I wanted to try somewhere I hadn't…read morebeen before, so we decided to give it a shot. It was a Friday night and surprisingly pretty empty, which honestly I didn't mind at all because it made for a more relaxed experience. The ambiance was actually really nice for a casual night out. Since it wasn't busy, there wasn't a lot of noise, just light music playing in the background, and we could actually hear ourselves talk without yelling across the table. Ironically, even though I came looking for tacos, I didn't order any . We ended up getting the chicken quesadilla and the Enchiladas Lokas, and both dishes were delicious. Everything came out hot, flavorful, and satisfying. For drinks, we tried the house margarita and a tamarind margarita. I specifically asked about the tamarind because I really like that flavor and wanted it to come through more. While the margarita itself was good, the tamarind flavor kind of got lost along the way. One thing that definitely stood out was the service. Our server was attentive, helpful, and checked in on us throughout the night. Overall, it was a great experience and I'll definitely be back, maybe next time I'll finally order the tacos

New Hampshire isn't known for Mexican cuisine but Riviera Nayarit in Nashua is THE EXCEPTION! I…read morewent back 6 days after my first visit. This spacious restaurant with full bar offers chonky margaritas, complimentary chips with fresh salsa, and an extensive menu packed with authentic Mexican dishes. Gluten-free galore! Queso Dip and Esquites accompanied by fresh cucumber margaritas made for a savory and sweet jump off. For dinner, the Quesabirria was tender and juicy, complimented by a generously sized bowl of flavorful consommé for dipping. Black beans and rice side dish hit the spot. Went with two different parties and everyone cherished their food + drink! Valentina was a gracious host and our master mixologist both nights. Lose the addresses of those old chains... Find this new(ish) hidden gem on W Pearl Street in Nashua, right off Main Street!

Absolutely love the layout and ambiance of this diner. The restaurant has a modernistic vintage…read morelayout. Extremly large seating area that was completely booked on a weekend morning. The workers were pleasant and efficient with their service. Ordered eggs, homefries, bacon, and multigrain toast. Everything was delicious and fresh. Even the bread tasted amazing, which is uncommon for diner toast. The homefries stood out as well. Really wish this breakfast spot was closer!

Same excellent service and fun, quirky decor, but the menu downsizing/revamp left us disappointed…read more There's definitely a larger focus on the adult beverages (drinks get their own, large menu/book). The food menu looks more serious. Favorites such as the cookie monster pancakes, pastrami sandwich, rice rice baby bowl, and more are gone. The chocolate buttermilk pancakes were lackluster and the chicken and waffles were not as good as they have been in the past.

Cold brew time!…read more Nice coffee shop with optional boozy coffee or just yummy regular coffees. They have plenty of spacious seating and a nice variety of coffee options. The cold brew is very good and they can add any flavors if you like! They also have a nice looking display of pastries and cookie. They serve breakfast and lunch but we always stop for coffee. The workers are always nice and friendly and they never rush us to order.

Aesthetics in there are nice…read more Have the pay to park, limited parking. Seating to eat in was spaced nicely. Coffees were okay, light on syrups. staff touching pastries with no gloves, handling money, and then touching pastries again.

It's spacious and has a great vibe! It was our first time there and our server Will was super…read morehelpful explaining items on the menu and made everything sound so good it was hard to choose! The food was excellent. Often a server can make or break your experience but Will was pleasant and attentive. We wI'll definitely be back!

This was a great find on my trip to New Hampshire…read more The half cowboy platter was fantastic. It would have been plenty of food for 2 people. The ribs were great, tender and well sauced. The Pulled Pork was wonderful, not too dry and not sloppy wet, just perfect. I wish I had asked for some of their other BBQ sauces to try on it. The brisket was my favorite, cooked just right and not too dry, with a nice rub on it. The macaroni and cheese was awesome, extra gooey and great flavor. The cornbread was huge, but was a bit too dry for me. I didn't love the West Coast IPA. But, what was I thinking, ordering a West Coast on the East Coast? My bad. It was listed as an IPA, but I have the sneaking suspicion it was a Double IPA, which isn't my favorite style because I don't love the residual sweetness necessary to balance out the heat. So, if you like Double IPAs, you may love it.

My friend and I stopped in for lunch and we will be back! The food was delicious and fresh. Service…read morewas great and our order came out quickly. The restaurant was very busy but clean. 5/5

When the server brought it, she mentioned that it was a little unusual and asked if I would like to…read moreswitch it for another hot coffee. I agreed, but there was no mention of any price difference or adjustment. I ate my avocado toast while waiting for the coffee, but it never came. When I finally asked about it, I found out it had been delivered to another table. I guess it just wasn't my lucky day! The avocado toast was good, though!

For a rare WFH weekday, I had the opportunity to get lunch in the area. I stopped by The Peddler's…read moreDaughter. At 1230 the establishment had a handful of patrons so I easily found seating. I ordered a Scotch egg appetizer ($10) and the lunch soup & sandwich combo ($14). The Scotch egg arrived first, served with a mustard and green onions. The sage made it taste quite breakfast-y. The combo arrived a few minutes after. The potato and leek soup, served in a coffee cup (mug in the menu), tasted like potato and leek soup - hearty. The sandwich, with ham, onion, tomato, and cheese tased like a gussied up ham & cheese. The copious amounts of butter in the bread helped. Overall, I'd consider this a satisfying lunch.

Great vibe, food, drinks. Our bartender was excellent. Attentive, but not overbearing.read more

I walked in for lunch a few weeks ago, and was amazed at all the amazing pastries they had fresh on…read morethe counter! I am sad there was not even one gluten free option for the bakery, but they did direct me to a GF bakery down the street which was nice they were aware of other options in the area. I went and got the Big Mac Salad- and it was delicious and would definitely get again! A little pricey, but for the quality and convenience I wasn't thrown off by it much. As soon as you walk in someone greets you and they are nice and eager to help you find what you're looking for. I also appreciate their willingness to provide recommendations! It's a quiet little corner shop that I will definitely visit again for lunch, and maybe they will have some GF options in the future!

I have used this bakery before,many times and have never been disappointed. I definitely recommend…read morethis bakery. The birthday cake ordered from the pictures were definitely not what was delivered prompting the negative review.The flavor of the cake was awesome. They offered my grand daughter a refund and she declined. Her loss.

One of favorite elevated restaurants in SNH and a true gem in Derry. Been to Foundation a couple…read moretimes and enjoyed the food and ambiance every time. Tonight went with my lady and went hard on the apps, not leaving enough room for entrees but all were fantastic. Had the arancini, cauliflower, and crab toast. Then stalled out on the seared duck and Mac and cheese. Not sad about left overs Cocktails were great too. Had the sangria and grey moon followed by the espresso flight. A must try in Derry.

Amazing experience! Went for the cauliflower wings and they were fantastic. Not those crappy…read morepremade frozen ones. Real chunks of cauliflower with light and crispy outside and delicious thai chili sauce. I also had the Caribbean rice (veggie version) which was full of flavor and loads of edamame, zucchini, onions and asparagus! Yum. My husband had the bone in porkchop and said it was memorably good, like in the top 5 he's ever had - wow! Lovely group of young women working and everyone was friendly. Will definitely come back! Thank you!