Have visited this place a couple of times. There is a nice selection of breakfast(ish) and…read morelunch(ish) items on the menu. Service is friendly and the atmosphere is pleasant. So many fun items to explore, this place will require a few visits to find that favorite dish. Most recently, tried a couple of hash items: Frankly My Dear, I Don't Give a Yam, and Cowboy Hash. Also, ordered a small (very) side of the house salsa. Great food, and a generous portion on the hash items. If you can get there when they are open, be sure to stop in!

The area is spacious. Got An Apple A Day pancake. It was fluffy and had granola. It was very good…read moreand definitely a must try. The corned beef hash was also great. Very quick service and very pleasant ambience. Prices are decent.

Drats. I want to rate Poor Thom's Tavern 4.5 stars but the app doesn't let me. Poor Thom's is an…read moreexcellent escape to a quaint tavern with good people and lovely food. It's also so picturesque - walking in from the outside - during a snowfall. I have fond memories of the dishes I've enjoyed here. The service is rapid and earnest. The ambience here is subtly-modern tavern. The first dish they do well is the basic pepperoni wood-fired pizza. It has a very substantial-by-way-of-sturdy crust: I want to say there is a dusting of corn meal beneath the bottom of the pizza, though not sure. Maybe that is why they name one of their featured pizza's, "Dust Pan." Poor Thom's pizza leftovers have been my sustenance, at times. My favorite pizza here is the Sugar Shack with Granny Smith apples, caramelized onions, smoked bacon and a maple syrup drizzle. This one is a real treat which I wish I could have all of the time. Seriously. I also love the Shepherd's Pie, here, which I don't see on the current online menu. They might prepare it for you, anyway, if they have the ingredients that evening. It's a refined take on the classic Irish pie with ultra-diced meat and veggies and exquisite flavors from the combination and seasonings. It's also the most gorgeous Shepherd's Pie I've seen. The samosas are awesome, crispy and substantial, though I did not have the best experience with the spicy green chutney once. Their buffalo and sweet Thai Chili wings rock! Favorite. Love them for how crispy they are. The burgers are good though not as memorable as the previous dishes I've mentioned. Their fries are very good especially with honey mustard. It's like you can't get enough of them! The beer and drink selection is ample. Go to Thom's!

5 stars just for how kind and nice everyone was here!…read more This is a great option for a meal if in the area. Located in a quiet, unassuming residential area, was pleasantly surprised this place existed. Very conveniently located and not terribly far from Dartmouth's campus. Awesome outdoor seating area, and a warm, cozy interior. First thing you'll notice when walking in is how nice everyone is. Enjoyed some nice beers on tap, and had some satisfying food. From what we ordered, our highlights were the maple sriracha wings (get!), calamari, chicken sandwich, and fish&chips. Our only thing we were slightly unimpressed with was the duck poutine - didn't seem very poutine-ish, and not a lot of cheese curds. Definitely coming back if I'm in the area!

The waitress was friendly and the food was fabulous. I had the french onion meatloaf and that was…read morethe best I've ever had.

Delicious and local food in a cozy environment…read more Call ahead to make a resevervation (reservations preferred) to get a table. If you are rolling the dice, they might have a spot at the bar. Well crafted meals and friendly service in a cozy storefront environment just off the drag through the village in Randolph, VT.

Really like this place! Good food, service, and people! Great location with scenic outdoors.read more

Upscale pub food, served inside, or (when weather permits, even well into the fall) outside. Comfy…read morechairs, nooks and sofas, this is a place to sit back and enjoy food with friends. Well trained staff and a responsive kitchen make this a reasonable destination. That's not to say that the food is always great -- some things are good, some pretty standard and not special. But the atmosphere is nice, and the food is at worst solid. Things that are particularly good include the sweet potato fries, gluten-free options on most dishes (for those who need them), and the various entrées (things like steak and scallops). Things that weren't so good include salads (made with bagged lettuce? and really nothing special), and the broccoli cheddar soup. I recommend looking around at what others are eating before ordering ... get what they do well and you'll be happy.

Just a few miles from I-89 and worth the drive. Cute little spot, friendly staff, and delicious…read moresandwiches.

Yum!! Best roast beef sandwich! And adorable owners who are the sweetest ever! Thank you for being…read moresuch awesome people who take pride in what they do!!

I dined here for the first time last night. My order consisted of seaweed salad, two somewhat…read moretraditional roles, and then a third role that was prepared very differently. Service was quick, restaurant and environment very simple and basic. I think my main reason for three stars is it was just average. My other challenge is the portions were small. My total bill with tax was $47.52.

Yama is a hidden gem tucked off Main Street in West Lebanon. If you know where it is, it is easy to…read morefind. Otherwise, pay attention or you will miss it. We came on a snowy Saturday afternoon and had the most delicious sushi. The plate was a work of art and was almost as beautiful as the actual fish. Each piece was beautiful; mouth watering, fresh, luscious and yummy. Yelp reviews are supposed to be long and detailed but I have nothing more to say, except each bite was exquisite. Yama is small, unpretentious, and comfortable. Background piano music added an intimate feel on this snowy day. You will not find better Japanese or Korean food anywhere in the Upper Valley.

Great food and great staff. Was visiting from Massachusetts. What a great quirky place to grab a…read morebite to eat!

Just moved to Vermont in April. On our first week here I stopped a couple walking yo their car at…read moreShaw's. I thought they looked colorful and I am aware that people with rainbow colored probably know where to eat. I asked them and they said in unison "The bowling Alley!" Took us a few weeks but we made our way there on a Sunday. I had some kind of specialty Egg Benedict. I'm excited because a friend who loves hollandaise sauce is coming to visit. We are going bowling and Benedicting.

In a small community where there aren't a lot of great dining options, New Thailand would be a…read moregreat option even in a large city. The food is fresh, the service is fast and the atmosphere is solid.

Went there while in the area for a multi-day course at King Arthur. I had the shumai as a starter…read moreand the Tamarind Duck as an entree. Both were very good. Service was attentive but not overbearing. Table was a little weird: staring at people seated on porch. Very reasonable cost.