FAVORITE ICE CREAM PLACE TO DATE!! I love the holy cow flavor, especially in one of their homemade…read morewaffle cones. The goats outside is such a nice touch to this family friendly ice cream store. Will forever choose memories.

Last night 7/4/26 I went to Memories first time and the last time since the new owners took over …read more I ordered a Oreo cookie hot fudge sundae and there was more hot fudge then ice cream if I had a table spoon of ice cream I would be surprised . There are 2 other ice cream locations in the vicinity but unfortunately they were closed they are not owned by the new owners of Memories . I will never return to Memories this will be the last time I go there. I suggest everyone try the other 2 locations because you will not be disappointed on either of the other locations .

Creative menu. Delicious food. Friendly staff. Can't recommend enough. Drinks are delicious whether…read moreyou want classics or trying something new.

Went there years ago, had sliders with fries. The fries had hair in it. Not ever going back.read more

I got two scoop flavors here--one was really good and the other was covered in freezer burn. I hate…read morewhen ice cream shops don't check this before serving! Ended up throwing away the entire other scoop because the freezer burn was that bad.

Great ice cream flavors. They have the basics and some specialty flavors. Little pricey, $5.25 for…read morea one scoop, but good. It can get a bit crowded and limited seating inside. Service was a little slow as they were training a new employee. Cute place and just outside the central public parking area.

A friend and I decided to get a casual lunch here on a Sunday noon. Luckily we entered right before…read morea flash flood drenched the state. We received seating immediately; the establishment seemed half full. I ordered the Railpenny Burger ($17) with side of tater tots, which arrived w/in 10 minutes. The tots seemed straightforward - lots of potato, lots of being fried, lightly salted, not too heavy or greasy. The burger, consisting of pork belly, cheddar, pickled red onion, mixed greens, garlic aioli, was a solid, savory burger. Simply satisfying

Average at best. Service was friendly and efficient. We tried the mussels, they were ok but the…read morebroth was boring. The mushroom ravioli was served in a watery milk broth that was simply awful. It didn't come with any bread, I asked for some, 2 tiny slices were a $2 upcharge. Brussel sprouts were good, burgers and fries were average and way overcooked. Desserts were really awful, all made with the lowest quality ingredients. The beer selection is excellent. Ambiance is nice but acoustics are loud when it's busy.

Experience was it was pleasant but overpriced. Have a nice play area for children. they also have a…read morefire pit, which is probably great in the fall.

Under new management which is extremely disappointing. That's menu has changed from what the…read moreprevious owner. The have a special called banana foster on Fridays only. My partner was going to get that because it was Friday, but when I got to the ordering counter. The employee says we don't have that today . Why would you keep in on the menu and why not tell us before we order. The blue berry pie sundae was completely missing the pie. Just ice cream and lots of whipped cream. I won't even give the Cow Palace a one star. So I give them -1.

Great place to get fresh Richardsons ice cream, coffee and some assorted desserts. They also have…read morebreakfast sandwiches in the morning. Overall, a nice local place.

Super cute spot! My friend and I were on a day trip and stopped by Triple Elm on our way back to…read moreBoston. She wanted to grab a coffee and I got tempted by the goodies in the display case... I'm actually not usually much of a donut person, but I do love a good cakey donut! The staff members were really sweet and friendly. I think I often tend to notice that at mom n pop type places outside of the city. I'd recommend stopping by if you're in the area!

Clyde's is great fun. The iced coffee is amazing and selection of cupcakes and new treats is never…read moreending! They are standard tin sized cupcakes priced at $2.50 each; sometimes I think that's a little steep but it's yet to stop me from buying one (usually more.) I love their Bob's (whoopie pies) They are as close to my mother's as I've seen, very New England! The service is remarkable. I've been in there multiple times and never been told, like the previous reviewer, that I needed to wait an hour before eating. I think every time I've been in it's been spontaneous! When I saw a cupcake shop going in there I thought "yeah, right - - that will last a minute" but when I finally stopped in I was glad to see what a great niche he & his family are making! Keep up the great work Clyde!

I wanted to try the Lemon Cupcakes, but they were all out by the time I got there, so sad. *sniff*…read moreBUT... they had a chocolate peanutbutter cupcake that I tried and it was so moist and delicious! YUMMY! My favorite item was the iced coffee with some kind of mocha chip ice cream in it! I want it so bad again right now! I'm a multiple brain injury survivor, and the woman working the truck was so nice to me at our fundraiser! I really appreciated that!

I go to Sully's Ice Cream Shop on Lincoln Street in Exeter, N H almost every day for a soft serve…read morecoconut ice cream in a vanilla cone. It is delicious ! However, they have at least 24 options for soft serve and just as many or more for non-soft serve or regular ice cream. They have Italian Ice, frappes, milk shakes, ice cream sandwiches, ice cream in half and full gallons, a sugar-free option, and more ! Also, this is a family run business Bob and Linda in charge, but you may also find their daughter, Paige, or the maternal grandparents serving you. This business just opened about a year or so ago and is a gem-in-the-rough mainly due to the incredible variety of flavors of both soft serve and regular ice cream available. Lastly, the Sullivans are very friendly and pleasant to customers !

Great little ice cream shop. Friendly service and a lot of different flavors. Nestled in a little…read morebit of woods.

We made the trip to Twin Lanterns on our way back from our Hampton summer vacation. The place is…read moresuper cute and was pretty busy on a Sunday at 2pm. The girls working were polite, knowledgeable and very friendly! They had a great selection of ice cream but also had a full food menu. We came for the ice cream and it didn't disappoint. The sundae my wife ordered had everything on it that her sundaes in Hampton lacked. She loved it. I had the Cowabunga Crunch, it was creamy and very good. My go to is coffee Heath and I'd have to say that this one didn't disappoint. We sat on the picnic tables in the shade on the property which were a beautiful place to relax. We would definitely go back.

Every time I visit NH, I always buy a great steak, and grill it outside. This year, a co-worker,…read moreand part time resident of New Hampshire, told me about this place. So on our way up to Bartlett, we stopped in. The lot was jammed, and we had to fight for a spot. A good sign. We managed to find our way into the Market & Butcher shop; which was packed. But we didn't wait long. Everything these days is expensive, but the meat here is reasonably priced. Dare I say cheap ?!?! {You can see the prices in the photos} The selection is vast, and they carry other items besides meat. Wine, meals to go, chips & snacks, soups, bread, beer, etc. Next time, maybe we'll try the restaurant.

Finally got to try this place this past Monday around 5:30. The wait was about an hour and a half,…read morewhich I guess is pretty normal here, but we were able to grab seats at the bar and order right away. The bartenders were awesome. Super friendly, attentive, and kept things moving even though they were slammed. We ordered the spicy strawberry margaritas. They don't carry Ghost tequila, so they made them with fresh jalapeños and their house tequila instead, and they came out really good. Someone else in our group ordered an espresso martini and ended up getting a second one because he liked it so much. We took advantage of the buy one get one lobster roll special and also ordered the steak tips with a bunch of sides. The dill pickle potato salad was pretty good, the baked beans were really flavorful, and the mac and cheese was probably my favorite. The street corn was a close second. The mashed potatoes could've used a little more seasoning, and the Caesar salad was just your standard Caesar. The only thing that disappointed me was the steak tips. We ordered them medium, but they came out well done and didn't have as much flavor as I was expecting after hearing so many people rave about them. The lobster rolls were okay, but honestly they weren't anything to write home about. If you're really craving a lobster roll, I'd rather spend a little more and get one on the coast. I also wish the bun had been a little more buttered and toasted. Overall, I still had a great experience because the service was excellent. The bartender mentioned Mondays and Tuesdays are their busiest nights because of the buy one get one lobster roll special, so maybe that played a part. I'll definitely come back and give it another shot because way too many people have recommended this place for me to judge it off one visit. It just didn't quite live up to the hype this time.