Best bourbon in New England. The maple bourbon is amazing and the barrel aged fruit brandy is …read more Support small businesses and go have a tasting here. Greg the owner is extremely knowledgeable in his craft and the scenery is angelic in the fall.

What a cool place! Loved the staff and the product. Get a flight and taste all seven varieties...!!read more

They had great beers, and good service! I will be back!! I really love this place and the…read moreatmosphere.

Great beer. Great friendly bar service. Cute small local place for small parties and quick easy…read morebar food. Meat bar like ambiance

It's you run of the mill gasoline station with convenience store to boot. The station was clean and…read morethe store had what you would normally expect at one of these convenience stores-snacks, Candy, refreshments and other things you might guess.

So it's been quiet on Yelp about them so I'll go ahead and note. They went belly-up and sold the…read moreplace. It's still the 603 Marketplace, but in October you may have seen the "under new management" sign and "Haffners" on the sign and pumps. A neighbor told me that Haffner's is a mid-sized business based in northern MA that does oil, propane, gas station/convenience stores between MA and NH, so at least this company has the experience to run a place like this. You may have noticed the gas is now more competitive for the area, not 5-15 cents less per gallon. I went in and it has the same craft and branded beers, some beneficial changes to the deli in terms of quality of meats, and they still have pizza. It may still be too early to figure what changes they will make, so let's watch this carefully. We know the last owner really ran this place as a political action office, not a business, but a hobby. Gone now are the political signs, the disparaging cartoons of politicians at the pumps, the front-door sign saying "we love freedom so take your mask off". As you can see in the below reviews, they unapologetically urged many of us to go elsewhere. The thing is, how many other places are there in town with gas, food and groceries? - actually 4 others, and we went! So now the old owner can publish his business plan: (1) Buy a run-down business in a prime location in a town of about 5000, and pay to bring it up to modern standards, improve grocery options, offer food and pizza. (2) Alienate 40% of the townspeople with your "in your face" politics, and (3) go out of business in 2 years. Oh yeah and (4) Think about "What could have gone differently here". We have a right to our politics and it's a sacred right, but incorporating it into a business is never wise...

What a wonderful dining experience! My friend and I made reservations in advance for outdoor…read moredining on the deck, and it was the perfect choice. The setting is absolutely gorgeous, with beautiful views of the surrounding mountains, a peaceful countryside atmosphere, and a quiet, serene setting that made for a truly relaxing evening. Before our reservation, we stopped in the barn next door for drinks. It was such a fun experience! They had a fantastic selection of meads, live music with a talented duo playing '90s rock hits, and even a nice selection of branded merchandise available for purchase. The weather couldn't have been better, and the food was outstanding. We both ordered the baked haddock, and it was absolutely delicious- perfectly cooked, fresh, and full of flavor. We also highly recommend the Razz "What She Said" draft and the Mango Unchained sour draft, both were refreshing, flavorful, and incredibly tasty. A special thank you to our server, Grace, who made our evening even more enjoyable. She was top-notch-friendly, kind, attentive, sweet, and truly provided exceptional customer service from start to finish. From the stunning mountain views and relaxing atmosphere to the delicious farm-to-table cuisine, craft beverages, live music, and outstanding service, Over the Moon is truly a hidden gem. We can't wait to come back!

We came to the restaurant looking for something exciting and new. We showed up and had to wait for…read more5 minutes for someone to seat us. You might think 5 min...there was only 3 tables with customers. Once seated it was another 10 minutes before our drink order was taken. Drinks , appetizers came out in a timely manner. As fro the main courses a different story. Both my wife and son ordered steak fritz with chimmichuri on top. We waited for over 25 minutes too get an over cooked dry slab of meat. It looked like the steaks were set under heat lamps waiting for the waitress to get the food and deliver. My son could see into the kitchen where the 2 waitresses were discussing something very important with the chef and not getting food out the door. 25 min to get our meals. To top it off there was NO chimmichuri to be found on the beef or on the side. Unfortunately the waitress never checked back so we couldn't have her go to the kitchen and get some. Extremely disappointed!! We actually had to go find our waitress to get our check. I really think 1.5 stars but you can't. Maybe next time we try the bar but reading some of the reviews maybe not. Sad to say....

Outstanding beer served amid stunning ambience. I feel like I stumbled in to the "Cheers" British…read morepub/Irish bar I've waited to find all my life! You'd think it's been here for over a century- bring your favorite snacks and forget the cares of the world for an hour or two!

For a wee fun Shanti-bury night out, this small intimate Pub rocks. Super fun and tasty brews to…read moreboot. Ye folks are nice and welcoming. No food available, but you can bring yer own. Shanti sing-a-long night is 2nd Thursday of the month. All songs are posted on website. Mickey from Rebel Collective will lead ye in song and don't worry you'll catch on fast and soon ye'll be chanting along. Bring me Hefeweizen back please!

Three of us were looking for a quick bite to eat on a snowy Saturday! We thought this would be a…read moregreat quick bite! The bartender greeted us as we walked up the stairs, there were only a couple of tables of people eating. The bartender was friendly, and took our drink order, which was only water. The menu was adequate, kind of average for a brewery. I was probably the least hungry of the three of us and just ordered the chicken fingers. With the other two, one ordered the ceased salad and one ordered the Cubano. I was told the Cubano was good. The Caesar was said to be crispy but vey dry, lacking dressing! As for the chicken "fingers" - they were actually three cut up large chicken breasts, coated, and deep fried, not chicken tenders. After deep frying, the grease was engrained in the breading and all over the plate. It was not well drained. I ate three bites and called it! I could not eat any more. No one checked to see how the meals were until the plates were cleared. In summary, there was more wrong than was right, but there were some positives on the Cubano and fresh Romaine.

Great spot all around. We had mozz sticks, a cuban and fries, and beer flights. Good variety of…read morebeers, great food, great service. Kinda tucked away and unassuming but definitely worth a visit!

To start with, this is a tap room. There is no food. There are snacks and a food truck outside…read more This yelp description is confusing. The actual Hobbs brewing Tavern is up the road another 7 miles. They actually have food. That said, our bartender was great. She wrestled up their lovely craft beer for us and gave us the lowdown on other things in the area. If you're looking for some good beer, stop here!

Always find good craft brews here and experiment with new flavors like Tequila lime! Service is…read moregood and comfortable outdoor seating area. They have a permanent food truck know, serving barbecue and homemade sausages. Very good.

Such a fun meadery! We saw this and stopped in with some friends. With friends, we got to taste a…read morelot of items. The service by Abby was fantastic and pleasant. The drafts are nice and cold; the other meads are room temperature and it changes the flavor profiles a bit, not in a bad way! The nectar collector is a must have. The syrups for use are also homemade. Yum!

The good: the mead. The bad: the service, lack of parking,…read morenot dog friendly. I came in for a flight, talked to the owner (?), sat down behind the little bar. He proceeded to take orders from a large group of 7+ people before getting back to me. It took a while. Now, I had to come in alone because they closed their patio early without mentioning it on their website, so my husband had to stay outside with our puppy. The owner (?) then revealed to me that they did not have the town's permission to have a patio in the first place. They also closed their kitchen, but nonetheless did not allow us to take the puppy inside. Basically, this is a very poorly managed operation in the middle of nowhere. A much better choice would be to go to Over the Moon Farmstead.