Every road trip is made better with a coffee to enjoy and my wife and I stopped here for that…read moretoday! Located on Main Street and easy to find with plenty of street parking. Nice inside and welcoming space, some window seats and a few tables along with the counter (take a look at the baked goods). Then they have a second room with comfy chairs and a couch then a third room with more tables and board games as well. My wife got an Iced Main Street Mocha Latte and I got an Iced French Toast Latte. Both were very tasty, well-made beverages with a delicious cold foam on top. Would definitely return here for a drink again. Did not try any food but the baked goods looked good. Friendly and welcoming staff, overall great experience.

Best food, best service & great people. Couldn't recommend any better breakfast spot in Rochester,NHread more

The ambiance is my favorite thing about this restaurant. A friend of mine and I caught up the other…read moreday and were there for three hours. It was so comfortable and warm and we enjoyed the company as well as the food.

Great breakfast, friendly service, seating can be unpredictable as it's a busy spot. Can't wait to…read moretry items from the lunch menu.

Food was very good for this picky eater. Atmosphere was warm and inviting. Staff was super…read morefriendly. We had the basic 3 scrambled eggs (one with just egg whites and the other with eggs), home fries and homemade wheat toast and sour bread toast. Both were amazing.

I'd been hearing about how great this place was for weeks! So when we found ourselves in town we…read morewere excited to swing by. We got lucky and there was no wait on a Sunday morning. I had apple stuffed crepes and my fiancé had a western omelette, both for very good. The service set up is a bit different than normal restaurants, everyone has a hand in your outing. A different waitress sat us, another took our order, a third cleared away our plates and the fourth took our card for payment. What a team!! It was pretty cool. The inside is small, with only a handful of large tables and several smaller ones. The decor is farmhouse chic, and high end yard sale, and they pull it off! There was a regular menu and then a specials board that was lettered A-D. If you are in the area, stop in and check them out!!!

Quaint and warm ambiance. Food is creative and delicious- we had the jammy egg brioche with a…read morejalapeño spread (not spicy) and Jammy Breakfast sandwich with Canadian bacon, both were amazing. Tried the hibiscus lemon, a little sweeter than my usual but still tasty. Cold brew with maple added is very good, would recommend! Service is good and greeted us with a smile. Croissants are huge and delicious. We will be back next time we are in Dover!

Two Bees Cafe is a perfectly hidden gem. If you aren't specifically seeking out the front entryway,…read moreyou will miss it. Once inside, you will find a spacious, airy, open, indoor/ outdoor American patisserie with a French flair. The back patio is on a deck surrounded by trees and is waterfront on the Cocheco River. You would never know you were in downtown Dover. The pastries are baked to perfection from scratch each morning. The croissants are light and melt-in-your-mouth. We also ordered the "house-cured salmon tartine", which was loaded with an explosion of great complimentary flavors. The coffee menu was extensive. This place went from quiet and intimate to a flurry of activity with friends meeting friends quickly after 8am opening. Service came with a genuine smile. I love this place!

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.

Carrot cake very dry- frosting did not taste good . 6" cake…read more$32.00 not worth it !! Nobody liked it .......

What do you do when your whole family wakes up hungry on Merrymeeting lake and you don't feel like…read morecooking ? Baked goods! Thank you for being a friend, Sweet Caroline!

Omelet and home fries were amazing! Definitely a great option if you want something more relaxed…read moreand different than your typical restaurant experience. It has a very laid back seat yourself/ help yourself feel. The atmosphere is more like a museum or antique shop with every area covered in unique decorations. There is a cute little children's corner with toys for the little ones to play with. Each table also has card games and brain teasers. Helpful to know that there are 3 friendly dogs that roam incase you are not a pet person! Cash only but there is an ATM

The food was great! What I didnt like was the Dog barking at me when I entered. The dogs inside…read morewere super friendly but not what i want at a breakfast restaurant, especailly when one is licking my toes under the table while im trying to eat. Its self bussing which is fine when you go to someones house but not what i expect when I pay somewhere to sit down and eat. Dark, dingy, cluttered, dusty. Again the food was really good but i dont think i will go back.

Go local and forget chains even exist. The vibe here is cozy and eclectic, with cute décor, free…read moreWiFi, and the kind of service that feels warm and genuine every time you walk in. It's the place you want to sit with a lavender latte (my favorite!) or grab something quick without sacrificing quality. The food is where they really shine--everything I've tried has been amazing. The bahn mi, buffalo chicken wrap, dilly salmon sandwich, gyro with lamb, and the açaí bowl have been my favorites so far. Everything is fresh, flavorful, and made with care. Their homemade sauces take everything up a notch (and I often get extra because I love sauces) and the smoothies are great for a quick filling option. I also love that they've got plenty of grab-n-go options, interesting bubble waffles, and a big variety of drinks including lots of coffee teas seltzer drinks and even ice cream floats. The pastries are also to die for (chocolate croissant and spinach ham swirl have been my favorite so far). There's always something new to try. Whether you're hanging out for a while or just running in, this place is a total gem and hands-down beats any cafe around. I'm so glad they've stayed open longer this fall, and I hope they'll stay open year round eventually! Don't miss out during the summer tourist time, and order by phone or online in advance if you're driving by for a quick efficient stop.

I stayed overnight in New Hampshire for a wedding and after doing a little yelp research, decided…read moreto stop in here for breakfast in the morning. I had a fantastic gluten free banana chocolate chip muffin and a breakfast sandwich. They have good strong lattes with lots of creative flavors (my husband got a peanut butter latte, I got a honeycomb one). Food is hot and fresh, dishes are creative. Definitely stop in if you're nearby!

Centrally located downtown - this place needs more hype PR. The cutest dining area, I love a…read morerepurposed space. Everything here is reasonably priced and delicious. All of the workers are very laidback and kind - I love their monthly specials and that they serve their in house items in mugs and glasses. Huge applause for their grilled muffins, chai lattes, and raspberry chocolate crepes. LOVE the mission behind this place also, if you're in the neighborhood and you're spending the money anyways, why not do it somewhere with a purpose? 5 stars, no notes.

Great coffee and tasty pastry. The atmosphere is very much college student, study cafe.read more

Decided to try a new brunch spot and was pleased with the experience. I had heard of The Brunch…read moreClub in Dover but had never been before, and was glad to learn there is a location closer to us. We called early on a Sunday and were informed that they do not take reservations, but instead use a waitlist. There were approximately eight parties ahead of us, and the wait time was about 40-50 minutes. During that time, we walked around and shopped in the plaza, which helped pass the time. Once seated, service was efficient and attentive. The area was nice and cozy. We did need to request utensils, but everything else was handled promptly. Our group ordered drinks, appetizers, and entrées, and all items were enjoyed. The Bloody Mary and cheese fries stood out the most. Overall, it was a good experience, and we would consider returning in the future, especially to try their happy hour.

Food was great, service very nice and the ambiance was nice. Really enjoyed my meal and would…read morehighly recommend.