great food, great service! short wait for a party of six. already looking forward to visiting again.read more

I've been coming here since they opened over ten years ago and it's always the same…read more.. Friendly service. Fast kitchen.Great Margaritas (order the Skinny ones for a few bucks more and enjoy a real margarita vs "mix"). Great daily specials (Taco Tuesdays always packed). And they just added Ceviche to the menu! Great outdoor patio, great for takeout, delivery, sit down service, just great all around. A real local gem.

We were in the area and kept driving by this spot. Their wrestler logo is definitely eyecatching…read more It's a California inspired taco and burrito spot. I am a fan of that food so I had to check this spot out. There were plenty of seating and service was friendly. It's setup like a Subway where you can see them making your food. I opted for the 12" Cali burrito which was surprisingly good. It had fries, carne asada, cheese, pico de gallo, sour cream, and guacamole. Wow, so good. Overall, a good spot for some tacos and burritos and id go there again!

Very good and friendly service! Chipotle-style where you go down the line and choose your…read moreingredients. I would have liked to have seen a more vegetable or fish-forward option both overall fresh and good ingredients. Place was clean and inviting.

Good Mexican food at this Lincoln shopping center location. The restaurant has been around now for…read moreabout a decade. Started with their margaritas which was good and their chips and spicy salsa. My chicken burrito was both filling and enjoyable. We finished with their churros drizzled with chocolate and ice cream. I was hungry after golf and forgot to take pictures (my bad) but food was good. Plenty of parking and server was nice and helpful.

Whenever I come up North with my friends we stop here to have something to eat and drink. And they…read morehave 2 pool tables. Yeah!!! Luis is my favorite bartender. He makes great drinks and he always makes us laugh. I went there this weekend and I was told he is no longer working there. That is too bad. Where ever he is, I am sure he is continuing to make people smile. Give it a try. They do have good food, good drinks, nice environment. We will go back.

The Courtyard Cafe is located inside The Shops at Norcross Place (downstairs level) in North Conway…read moreVillage, eat-in, takeout, or free delivery. The menu offerings include lighter fare including sandwiches/wraps, vegetarian sandwiches, salads, homemade soups, cookies, brownies, cold beverages from the cooler, and frozen lemonade (seasonal). Daily specials are posted which may include homemade pizza slices, hardshell tacos, paninis, and tuna melts (w/ tomato & sprouts). The prices are very reasonable, most items are priced under $6. This cafe is order & pay at the register. The food is made fresh to order and served to your table. The atmosphere is peaceful and very relaxed in here. The cozy dining area is shaped sort of like the southern tip of the "State of Nevada" which is dimly lit with small lamps & holiday string lights, tables along the walls, a mini waterfall garden and seating varies, from plastic patio chairs to traditional classic dining room chairs. The walls are painted fuschia with wallpaper & green trim. We stopped in here for lunch after our second day of skiing. My friend had the Monte Cristo ($4.75) which had turkey, ham & Swiss cheese, & honey mustard dressing on grilled wheat bread, served with apple slices. I had the 1/2 & 1/2 Combo ($5.25), a half Turkey Special Sandwich and a small bowl of Cream of Potato Soup & saltine crackers. The Turkey Special was pretty good, which had roast turkey breast, stuffing, cranberry sauce, lettuce, & mayo on soft oatmeal bread. The Cream of Potato soup was rich & filling with chunks of potatoes and bacon in a thick and creamy cheddar broth. The staff came out of the kitchen to ask how the food was. Overall the food was simple and fresh, and tasted pretty good. Including 2 cans of Diet Coke, the total for lunch for 2 was $12, a great value for this touristy area. CASH ONLY OPEN Mon-Sat: 11AM-5PM FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Courtyard-Cafe-NH/118228857610

We ate lunch here on a Saturday afternoon after spotting their sandwich board sign on the main…read morestreet. It took us a bit to find it as there didn't appear to be any directional signs to lead you to the little restaurant. It's in the back and down the stairs. It's a little dark inside, and neat clean and tidy. The decor is pretty dated and a little on the feminine side. The staff checked on us and others a couple times to see how things were and to see if we needed anything else - nice touch for a place where you order and pay at the counter. We ordered sandwiches - I had the Monte Cristo which came with 3 small apple slices and my husband ordered the Turkey Reuben on Rye, also with 3 small apple slices. Our food came out pretty quickly, freshly made to order. I love Monte Cristo sandwiches, and this one was the first I've had made with honey mustard dressing. It just didn't seem to go with it, in my opinion, and I'm glad I asked for it on the side. The sandwich itself was average, although I think it should be named something other than a Monte Cristo. My husband's sandwich was pretty good. And it turned out the apple slices were actually a nice accompaniment to the sandwiches, even though you only get three and they're very small and thin. We decided they can probably make an apple go further than any one else ever could.

I cannot believe this is a chain…read more This was by far the best smash burger I have ever had in my life. Don't skip the herb fries- they were amazing. Minutes seating inside there is an outside sitting area . Food was very fresh and served quickly. A great option!

Average burger but good portion size. Bun was borderline stale. Fries were pretty good. Shake was…read moregood as well. Well over $20 for a double patty with a couple add-ons. Id like to try the chicken sandwiches, Maybe next time...

Good slices and great price. Quick grab and go in this area. It's around the corner off the main…read moreroad we just happened to see the sign (pictured). Pizza was well done- a bit greasy but hit the spot.

Feels like home. Great pizza good beer what more could you ask for. Also when we went they had an…read moreoffering of free books? It was great for my young daughter.

First off, I haven't tried Fire 21 pizza, EVER. We visit North Conway a few times, annually …read more.. However, I haven't had pizza THIS GOOD in a LONG time ... (should've tried them sooner ‐ years ago) ... I certainly wish I'd taken photographs of the, but we ate them (one cheese & one pepperoni) WAY too quickly, and I forgot to. I am/we are from Brunswick, Maine; ... we have two places that are good around our area. These two pizzas were quite literally next level. When visiting North Conway again, I've NO REASON to search for a good pizza, ANY more. FIRE 21 is it! Please consider selling pizza in the Brunswick, Maine area! (Franchise) ?? Count me in! Cheers Rod & Charlotte Footer, Rick Jacobs, Mr. Finn, & Ms. Bella ~08/10/2024 ~

After skiing, we stopped at Fire 21 Pizza in Conway Village for a late lunch. This casual "order at…read morethe counter" pizza place offers homestyle thin crust pizza (7"-10"-13"-16" pies), deep dish pizza, 10" subs, bulkies, salads, pasta dinners, Hood soft serve ice cream & cold treats, fresh baked cookies, and cold beverages (Coke & Pepsi). The food prices are very reasonable. Pizza (cheese & pepperoni) by the slice ($1.49 each) is served 12-3. See the menu and pricing at http://fire21nh.com/menu.html There's upper tier table seating overlooking the counter/kitchen area, TV, the Conway to read, video games and pinball machines to play while you wait. There's also free wi-fi too! Ordered a small 10" Sausage Pizza ($4.75) and a Linguine & Sausage ($3.99) for takeaway, which was ready in 15 minutes as promised. The pizza was on the greasy side, which had a thin soft homestyle crust and topped with plenty of sauce, melted cheese, and sausage bits. The linguine & sausage was a pretty good sized portion for 4 bucks, which had a thick chunky tomato sauce and Italian sausage over soft linguine and served with crispy baked buttered garlic bread (10"). Overall, the food tasted pretty good and the prices were very good. We spent under $10 including tax for the pizza and pasta, to go with our frosted beverages back at the hotel. (3.5 stars rounding up) WEBSITE: http://fire21nh.com FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Fire-21-Pizza-Subs/278733272586

Delicious buffet style breakfast! We were pleasantly surprised with just how good it was. It was…read morebuffet style but served by staff members (due to covid) so that customers were not touching anything at all, just letting the staff put what you want on your plate. The scrambled eggs, bacon, sausages, waffles, pancakes and muffins were all cooked to perfection! The typical fruit salad of honeydew melon, canteloupe, pineapple and grapes was so fresh. The best fruit salad I have ever had at a hotel breakfast. The staff were all cheerful and accommodating. 10/10 would go again!

2 parts to this review. First-food Second-sanitation/cleanliness. The food we had was…read moreabsolutely delicious. Although it was only breakfast I would actually give it 5 stars. We had the homemade corned beef hash with huge chunks of meat, scrambled eggs, home fries and English muffin. We also had the make your own omelet which was loaded with everything. It was big and fluffy also served with home fries and English muffin. I'm not usually a fan of big chunk potatoes but I think these were deep fried or maybe convection oven because they were crispy on the outside and soft and fluffy on the inside. Now to the other part of my review. We had coffee and water. When my water came there was something floating in it AND the glass had 3 food items stuck to the inside, which does happen sometimes after it comes from the dishwasher, but still people should be checking for these kinds of things. The coffee. Each table was given a carafe which I thought was great because you don't have to wait for a second cup if you want more coffee. The table is set with trays of assorted sugars and bowls of refrigerator-type creamers. First cup of coffee was fine.. second cup not so much. When I made my second cup, the creamer curdled which I informed the waitress, but now it turned me off and didn't another cup. So creamers are being left out/not rotated. The OJ looked good, lots of pulp but it was actually watered down. Good thing it was included in our breakfast package because if we had to pay $3 for it like most restaurants we would have sent it back. Then, just by chance, because of the direction that I chose to sit, I got to witness the girls clearing and resetting the tables. They cleared the plates, wiped the tables down, touched the chairs pushing them all in, put out place mats, napkins, and then without over washing their hands, proceeded to set the silverware by placing them down touching EVERY piece by the opposite end. Like literally every piece, she touched the tines of every fork, the round part of every spoon, the cutting edge of every butter knife. Not the handle but the part that touches your food. Why on earth would you set the silverware by touching that part?? Thankfully our food hadn't shown up yet so I polished off my silverware with my napkin although I had used my spoon for my coffee. I have said this in the past, I think EVERY person that works with anything that has to do with food should be required by LAW to take sanitation classes. Yes maybe nobody got sick yesterday, but why would any establishment want to risk that when it is something that can easily be avoided with a little common sense. Ok, rant over!