This is a hidden gem next to The Bob House. Great flavors! Friendly staff. And bargain prices. Try…read morethe Campfire S'mores - so good.

Good place to stop for ice cream during the warmer months!…read more This seasonal ice cream shack is located next to the Bob House on NH 25 in Moultonborough. The place scoops up a variety of Gifford's Ice Cream (about 26 flavors), cones, cups, waffle cones, sundaes, banana splits, smart water, and ice cream nachos. The ice cream prices before tax (in 2021) seem fair including 1 scoop (minnow) $3.00, 2 scoops (small mouth bass) $4.50, and 3 scoops (large mouth bass) $5.50. The ice cream nachos (3 scoops with all toppings and crumbled waffle cone) is $7.00. I got a Root Beer Float ($5 plus $0.45 tax) here recently which had vanilla ice cream with Barq's Root Beer, a good refreshing standby on a hot day and minimal mess.

We got some Delicious caramel bars, and lemon squares. It is a cute place with a few tables. We…read morewill be back to try the scones!

Great little place! Yummy pastries as well as breakfast sandwiches. So it's a good place to stop at…read moreany time! My iced coffee had a strong, but not too strong flavor. Just the way I like it.

The most delicious ice creams in New England. Dozens of fabulous flavors…read more Indoor/outdoor seating. Sodas, frappes, sundaes, waffle cones,. Muffins, sandwiches, chili to die for. Coffee. Birthday parties welcome. Corner of Main and Plymouth Streets. Bring your cooler to take a few pints home.

I brought 17 kids from my cross country team. Despite only one person behind the counter he was…read moreunfazed by our group size and we got all our custom orders quickly. The atmosphere was friendly and the ice cream was great.

A great, local farm that we love to support. The best cinnamon sugar & sugar donuts in the area!!…read moreGreat vibes to walk around and peruse their selections. They have everything you'd imagine from meats to jams to vegetables. It is a bit pricey like everything else these days, but feels great to support hard working locals!

This is a lovely nursery with a shop that sells food -- cheese, veggies, prepared dinners (…read morefrozen), - all kinds of things. Healthy looking plants, six packs of flowers, and in the fall they have wonderful gourds and pumpkins. I'm sure the locals are all well aware of this place but even if you are just passing through the area it's worth a stop. You can pet a baby goat too!

We had her as a vendor for our wedding. HER CUPCAKES WERE AMAZING!…read moreI would sooo recommend her!

Amazing fresh sandwiches! So delicious I had the Caprese…read moreand a nice glass of Sauvignon blanc. And just learned they do dinner Will be back for both Fantastic find! Bonus: view of the lake form the casual cafe vibe

What a find! We picked this place from Yelp while looking for dinner in the area after hiking at…read moreRed Hill Fire Tower. Plenty of parking at an early hour. We did not have a reservation, but at 4:45pm they were able to seat us immediately. There are a set of very steep stairs to get to the dining room on the second floor (I don't know if there is an elevator for accessibility). Since the room was empty, we asked to sit next to the windows for a view of the lake. They said the tables were reserved (and the room did fill up slowly while we were there), but we were still able to see the water without issue. I did not see sangria on the menu and asked, but they said they did not have it after summer is over. I asked about sweeter red wines and they recommend the Nero D'Avola. The offered a sample and it was very good, so I ordered a glass. Both our glasses of red wine were in large glasses with generous pours. Claudia was our server; she was warm and friendly, with a wonderful Italian accent (from Naples). The complimentary focaccia was the softest and most delicious we had ever had, served with plates of delicious olive oil and Parmesan cheese. We ate every bite. For appetizer we tried the octopus, which was a beautiful presentation and very tasty. It was a little hard to cut with the butter knives at the table. We had to ask for steak knives several times, which arrived eventually. The chicken had the most incredible presentation with sliced potatoes we had ever seen, served with delicious beet salad. I could have used a twirling spoon for the shrimp entree and its excellent homemade pasta. They did say the menu would be changing soon. We were too full for dessert, but they had the usual selections available (tiramisu, chocolate cake, gelato). Probably a good thing we didn't know there was a bakery downstairs, or we might have taken something home with us: the photos online look amazing! Prices were reasonable for such an upscale but comfortable place in the northern Lakes Region. This is the kind of place that makes you feel like you're dining with family. If we are in the area again we would definitely return!

My boyfriend and I stopped in for breakfast on a Friday morning after a concert nearby the night…read morebefore! The person who made our coffees and took our order was very nice! This place is adorable and cozy and the food and coffee were great! Will be back if we're back in the area!

48 Main Café & Crêperie - Meredith, NH 94 Main St, Meredith, NH 03253…read more Tucked right in the heart of Meredith, 48 Main Café & Crêperie is a cozy and charming spot for breakfast or brunch! We tried: Breakfast Sandwich -- Egg, avocado, cheese, and sausage on an English muffin ($8.50). 8/10 Super satisfying and customizable, with fresh add-ons like spinach, mushrooms, onions, peppers, and tomatoes if you want to load it up! French Toast Crêpe -- Cinnamon, brown sugar, and bacon with a side of real maple syrup, powdered sugar, and whipped cream ($11). 7/10 Sweet and decadent! We just wish the bacon was a little crispier and more candied for that perfect salty-sweet crunch. Overall: A cute café with a cozy vibe, friendly service, and a great menu selection. Definitely worth checking out if you're visiting Meredith!

Kudos to the person at the window working tonight. She was incredibly efficient in taking…read moreeveryone's orders and thankfully pointed out when we ordered non dairy ice cream that the waffle cones have dairy in them. I never knew that. Thank you! Oh and it was delicious as always!

Freshly made to order waffle cones. Yum. With 32 flavors to choose from (EXCEPT PISTACHIO),…read moreeveryone should be happy. Except me, I eat pistachio.

We were spending a long weekend in the area and, as we tend to do whenever we travel, started…read morelooking for places to sample local drinks. We normally go brewery hopping, but if the town we're staying in has a winery, we make a point of stopping there too. So we ended up here for one very specific reason: we wanted to sit down, relax and try a couple of wine flights. We didn't do the tour and we didn't order food, so those aren't things I can personally comment on, but the wine experience alone was excellent. I did the white wine flight and my wife went with the red, and we were both genuinely impressed. Neither of us likes wine that is overly sweet or syrupy, and these were exactly what we were looking for. The wines had much more depth and character than I expected, with robust flavors that made the flights fun to work through rather than simply tasting like different versions of the same thing. My favorite was the House White Reserve. I could have happily sat there with a glass of that for the rest of the afternoon. The service was probably the biggest surprise. Our server took the time to explain the wines and answer our questions without making the experience feel overly formal or pretentious. That's important with a tasting. I want someone who knows what they're talking about, but I don't want to feel like I'm taking an exam before I'm allowed to enjoy my glass. We were made to feel completely comfortable, and even though we ended up staying later than we originally intended, nobody rushed us out the door. We sat outside on the front patio, which made the whole afternoon even better. There was live entertainment while we were there, with a gentleman playing guitar and singing, and it created exactly the sort of relaxed atmosphere you hope to find when you're away for a long weekend. Good wine, comfortable outdoor seating, live music and nowhere we particularly needed to be. That's a pretty good combination. Our only real regret is that we didn't order food. We've heard a lot of good things about the eatery, and after seeing what was coming out of the kitchen while we were there, I definitely wish we'd planned for a meal. We were focused on the wine flights that day, but next time we're coming back with our appetites as well. I really enjoyed this stop. The wine was excellent, the service was outstanding, the atmosphere was relaxed and welcoming, and the whole experience felt like exactly what a winery visit should be. If you're in the area and enjoy wine, I'd definitely recommend stopping in and trying a flight. We'll be back, and next time we're staying for dinner too.

A super cute little winery! Full disclosure, I'm the farthest thing from a wine expert, so if…read moreyou're looking for a nuanced take on the vintages of Hermit I'm afraid this is not the review for you. But as a casual wine drinker, I really liked this place. We didn't order any of the food, but I did try a flight of their reds, all made not with grapes but a variety of local berries. I didn't get to sample any of their meads, but it's cool that they have them on the menu. We drank our wine outside on the lovely front patio, but they also have indoor seating both on the first floor as well as on the second floor where there was a musician performing. Good atmosphere, nice people working there, definitely worth a visit when you're in town.

CASH ONLY! Always…read moreour favorite breakfast spot when in town visiting the in-laws! It's cheap, and a diner. Don't expect the world.

Sausage egg and cheese on English muffin was good. Service was friendly. Prices are reasonable.read more