LOVE this place. I've been several times now and have never had anything but delicious food! Every…read morewaitress we've had was wonderful, and we watched how the staff interacted with other people and they weren't joyful and kind. You can tell it's a great place to work. I've tried the haddock special, the Korean sticky ribs, the bread basket, spring rolls, the sangria, the bbq steak sandwich, and a few of their desserts--as well as what's pictured here. All wonderful. The only thing I tried that wasn't out of this world, was still very good! It was the peach salad, it needed a little more brightness and flavor but still very good! Love this place

This place is always a solid choice when visiting the Valley. Friendly staff, easy parking and…read moregreat menu. At first, it's surprising that you have to walk into an athletic facility to eat dinner. But once you enter the restaurant, you don't even realize that you're sitting above a pool. They are honestly the one consistent thing that we have always come back to.

Oh yes. This place rocks…read more I haven't had a New England lobstaah roll this year. Until today. Busy summer. We took the family to the Flume to enjoy the hike and on the way back, we were famished. So looked for places and this had banner reviews and we went for it. We weren't disappointed. Great food, superb ambiance, friendly service and excellent views. You go and order your food, wait a bit, pick it up and go sit down at one of four places in the property. Their lobster rolls are yummy. We also had burgers galore in our party. The seating areas are everywhere. One outside parallel to the parking lot. One cozy area next to the souvenir shop. One large one inside. And a terrace. Choices for everyone.

Clam strips and onion rings....so good…read more My husband had a crab cake sandwich, fries and a beer. Place is cute. People were friendly. We really enjoyed our meals.

Service was friendly, no wait on a weekday in mid September. Old steakhouse vibe. I was pleasantly…read moresurprised by the Caesar salad and baked onion soup. Both were delicious. The Caesar dressing had a nice lemon tanginess to it and wasn't just your typical storebought dressing. Soup was delicious and had plenty of cheese. My entree was more mediocre, I got the prime rib and lobster. Price was reasonable for 10 ounces of prime rib and a whole boiled lobster. The vegetable garnish was forgettable, steamed baby carrots and squash. The prime rib had no flavor. It was tender and fairly juicy (although that could've been because it was served in a bed of au jus). Not even the edges of the prime rib had any seasoning, it's like someone cooked it in a bag. I had to add table salt. Lobster was oddly lukewarm. Overall I think this would be a great place to have soup and salad in Lincoln, but the prime rib was forgettable.

This was a 3.5-star experience that I rounded down to three. I had a good enough meal, but the food…read morewas unspectacular for a restaurant that looks like it should be on the higher-quality side. I wanted a steak, and Gordi's appeared to be the best place in town for one. Unfortunately, the steak was extremely average. It was not bad, but nothing about it was memorable, and it did not live up to my expectations. Service was friendly and efficient. The restaurant also has a relaxed, homey New Hampshire atmosphere, with a comfortable ski-lodge feel that fits the area well. Overall, I liked the service and ambiance more than the food. It was a perfectly acceptable meal, but I was hoping for more from the steak.

Hard to believe it's been a year since our last visit so we had to return to this enjoyable Italian…read morerestaurant. Salad and bread are included with the entrees and the pans are two meals in one. Jimmy Seas is not shy with the cheese so sauces are rich. We arrived and saw the same staff but my expectations were not met. People were friendly and welcoming but the salad was average at best and my chicken parm had watery marinara sauce. Portion size remains abundant but the quality has declined. Perhaps we had an off night but I will think twice about returning this season. 3.5 stars

If you're in the area trying to see fall foliage and forget to make dinner reservations, you're in…read morefor a rough time in Lincoln. We managed to walk-in at Jimmy Seas. Food was reasonably priced, and pretty tasty. The butternut squash ravioli, chicken hazel, seafood pasta, and mushroom risotto. Our favorites were in that order. The service was slowwww. People in the woods tend to operate at slower pace of life, so don't expect timely service. Most of their cream sauces were some variation of an Alfredo sauce, so fyi if you don't like Alfredo sauce. Overall, would return if in the area.

Amazing food, great prices, to die for lobster, friendly staff! Cannot wait to go backread more

We decided to try this restaurant- Wow!!! It is sooo delicious!!! Our server -Paris - was…read moreAWESOME!!! He was soo friendly and we appreciated his recommendations. He is definitely an asset to this restaurant. The food was quite delicious I would go as far as to say the best stuffed haddock I've had in NH,Mass, or Maine. We will definitely be coming back!!

Excellent service and dinner - CT style lobster roll, Hazel pickle burger, and salmon were all…read morecooked excellently and very tasty. We love the friendly atmosphere and service at Jake's and highly recommend.

Jakes has been an annual tradition for my family. We have never had a bad meal! This is…read moredefinitely a "special night" place for dinner as the prices aren't something you want to spend every day (especially with teenage boys!) but so worth it at least once in a while. On this evening, it was relatively slow and we only waited about 5 minutes before being seated. Usually, we come in Friday nights and have learned never to do that again (we came on a Tuesday this time around). We ordered fried pickles and calamari for apps. They aren't huge portions - enough for 2 people per app. Two of my boys weren't feeling fish so they had a burger and the other a BLT and we were all pleasantly impressed with how they came out. The captains platter can feed three people at least! It is heavy on the shrimp and they come with clam bellies, not strips - so keep that in mind. I got Ray's wrap - nothing too special but it was tasty. They also have onion nuggets - which I have never seen before and were delicious!! All the fried food was fried very well. Not too greasy and nice and crispy. Our waitress was amazing. She was so sweet and really genuine! I love that in a waitress. The place itself is cozy. It's divided into a few sections. There is outdoor seating but I haven't seen it ever used since the COVID days. All in all, we love this place and I'm sure you will too!

Good burgers- tried buffalo burger and mushroom onion burger. They were very delicious, juicy and…read moreperfectly cooked. Poutine was ok but not authentic. Service was great.

Stopped in for a late lunch, on the patio, yesterday. Not a lot of ambiance - which is okay, just…read moresayin'. it's in a parking lot and the metal chairs get hot in the sun. Next time, I'll set inside. Our waitress was nice and checked on us multiple times. My grilled chicken salad was just what I wanted. Fresh greens, moist chicken, almonds, and cranberries. Burger was cooked well and a good sized portion. Onion rings were gobbled up quickly. Fair prices.

Former known as Cabin Fever Restaurant, the original owners have returned to this location and…read moreopened Northern Bites, a casual seafood/pizza restaurant located on US 302 in Bartlett Village. They also operate the Northern BItes food truck in the North Country. This restaurant also should be a popular place for snowmobilers to stop since it is located adjacent to the snowmobile trail (a small section of the Conway Scenic Railroad) behind Northern Bites. Northern Bites offers fried seafood (haddock, fish bites, whole belly clams, shrimp, sea scallops), lobster rolls, hot dogs, chicken tenders, fried foods, nachos, chili, clam chowder, a variety of 10" pizzas, Gifford's Ice Cream, cinnamon rolls, and cookies. The prices seem fair. The dining areas have that rustic cabin atmosphere with table seating & booths, a collection of old license plates mounted on the wood walls, painted mural of winter scenery & mountains, flatscreen TVs, wooden bear statue, old snowshoes, and a Tuckerman Brewing Co snowboard. I stopped by Northern Bites recently for takeout. I ordered the Haddock Filet Platter ($19.95 plus tax) served with fries and slaw. My food order was all set in about 10 minutes, packed in a cardboard box. The platter had 2 good sized pieces of fried breaded haddock filets, golden fries with skins, a cup of shredded cole slaw, and a tartar sauce cup on the side. Before leaving, I applied some malt vinegar to the haddock and dispensed some ketchup for the fries. The fried haddock and fries were very hot and pretty good. The cole slaw had a slight sour taste, decent. I will have to stop by again to try out their pizza.

Reopened with original owners. Buffalo Chicken pizza was…read moreexcellent. Crust was especially good and crispy yet soft inside. Got it to go but it's cool inside restaurant.

The Breeze restaurant on main is part of a small chain,five associated restaurants all in New…read moreHampshire. We ordered drinks and put in our meal requests.Everyone had their chowder. We've had our share of chowder in New England and this was the best! Entrees arrived and we had a variety such as Seared Tuna ,Blacked Mahi, Seafood Linguine,and stuffed Prawns. The tuna was exceptional, Seafood pasta good.The Mahi was dry but our server rushed to redo it.Came back perfect! Good wine selection. Definitely would go back.

I took my family of five, and while the menu was ok for options including vegan, the execution was…read moreinconsistent, leaning toward poor. Two burgers ordered medium were instead cooked well done, and a veggie bowl with rice was served with the most poorly cooked rice I've ever seen in a restaurant. It was a solid bowl-shaped mound of gummy rice mush. And when I asked if there was a non-dairy alternative to the naan it should have come with, I was told no but I suspect the waiter just didn't want to ask. The restaurant itself was nice enough, but we were seated near the bar, which was noisier than I would have preferred. (Mostly from the very chatty bartender) I'm sure they would have preferred being told at the time, but I wasn't interested in sending back 3 out of 5 meals. But eating out has gotten too expensive to accept meals that poor. It was $190 with tip for five. (No alcohol, but 3 mocktails) My son liked the Thai salmon.

we ate dinner at the common man restaurant last evening. the wait was not long for a table even…read morethough the place was busy. we were offered cheese and crackers while we waited. our food was amazing and plentiful. Our waitress Tia was very pleasant and took seriously a shellfish allergy at our table. Tia was efficient and friendly and made our visit a good one! I highly recommend this restaurant.

Had 2 types of Ravioli. Pumpkin Ravioli with Marscapan…read moreCheese and a Bacon and Corn Ravioli with blackened chicken which was moist. Maple Walnut Crusted Chicken with Maple Stuffing . Asparagus and Brocoli. Breads and wine