I'd enjoyed Blue Loon pastries before, but until recently had never visited the bakery myself. A…read morefew days ago, I treated my mom to a stop there for lunch, and it was a wonderful experience. It was lunchtime on a Friday and New London was bustling, yet picking up lunch couldn't have been easier. The sandwiches--made on Blue Loon's own breads--were freshly prepared, neatly wrapped, and stocked in the refrigerator case beside the baked goods. We also picked up a few scones to take home. What impressed me most was the staff. Three young students were working that day, and they were some of the most poised, cheerful, and courteous attendants I've encountered anywhere. One young man immediately understood what I was looking for, gathered everything efficiently, and his colleague had us checked out in no time. In a region already known for friendly people, their professionalism really stood out. The bakery itself was sparkling clean, and I appreciated that the tables were spaced farther apart than is typical, creating a comfortable and welcoming atmosphere. Next time, I'd love to stay and enjoy a meal there. And the scones? They're some of the best around--always seasonal, always delicious. If you're planning ahead, pick up some clotted cream from the Lebanon or Hanover Food Co-op along with a jar of strawberry jam, brew a pot of tea, and you'll have a treat worthy of an English afternoon tea.

Blue loon bakery was quaint and adorable in every single way. I was in town for a friend's birthday…read moreand looking for a morning coffee to grab for the group. I did some googling and stumbled upon this coffee shop. From the outside it looks like a charming New England house, and the inside is restored into a coffee shop while still maintaining some of that classic New England homey charm. I got coffee and a croissant and spent some time sitting by the fireplace in the living room portion of the coffee shop. Some of my friends came with me and we really just enjoyed our time catching up over a coffee and pastry. It did end up getting really busy so make sure to come either during the off-season or early in the morning. The coffee was really yummy and the croissant was scrumptious too. They also sold a lot of cute snacks, merch, and other goodies. Can't wait to go back

Amazing Food and Service Hidden gem with chill Ambiance…read more Empanadas were great and sandwiches were very well portioned

Such a great addition to town! We came on a Sunday and it was busy, but we were served quickly. We…read moregot an iced masala chai, sausage egg and cheese on a bagel, coffee crumb cake, and a raspberry lemon scone. Everything was delightful and the atmosphere was relaxed chic. Definitely recommend!

We just hosted a bridal shower for my daughter at The New London Inn and I can't say enough about…read morehow wonderful the whole experience was. At every step along the way ... and that includes planning, discussing menus and prices and venue setup .. the staff was responsive, kind, fun, clear and very professional. On the day of the event the lovely Oak Room was the perfect setting for our party, the buffet that was set out for us was beyond delicious, and throughout the day waitstaff were whisking seamlessly about making sure plates were cleared, drinks were poured and we wanted for nothing. Among the outstanding menu items: a smoked salmon bagel bar that was fantastic (we're from Maine and very picky about our seafood!) I'd highly recommend hosting your event/party at The New London Inn.

Let me tell you a story about how the angels of the New London Inn scraped me up off the floor of…read morethe gas station minimart at 10pm after I spent the last hour trying to survive the last nor'easter. I was so frazzled by then, I couldn't think straight and was planning on sleeping in my car, hoping I wouldn't get woken by the cops or a snow plow. But the wonderful woman who had just gotten off duty at the front desk heard my story, she quickly arranged for me to check in at the Inn. The room was nicely appointed and cozy and I was infinitely grateful to be snuggled in a very comfortable bed for the next 18 hours of howling winds and so much snow... The entire staff looked out for me as I waited out the storm and worked at calming my nerves enough to get back on the road. I had dinner the next day from the restaurant down stairs: a delicious burger the host brought to my room. The next day the same lady who saved me from the gas station floor leant me her own snow brush (which was a beaut!) so I could get back on the road, much calmer and happier than when I had got off. Thank you for the rescue and for the yummy chocolate chip cookies, New London Inn! I am forever grateful

We were just driving by and needed a quick bite. We didn't feel like Dunkin's, so tried out Aroma…read moreJoe's. Very clean inside and super pleasant and helpful gal at the counter. Hubs ordered a dark roast iced coffee and a ham & swiss croissant and I ordered a veggie flatbread. They were super fast, and our quick on-the-go breakfast was piping hot and stayed hot in those heavy duty insulated envelopes. Those breakfast sandwiches were surprisingly DELICIOUS and I highly recommend for a quick bite to eat! They actually also had a nice seating area inside too if you aren't in a rush like we were! Hubs said the dark roast wasn't as good as Dunkin's, but still good thought

Coffee was good but unfortunately that Tiramisu I had was THE worst I had in my entire life. It…read morelooks great but is actually very substandard.

Awesome spot -- we stopped by on our way skiing as we are not locals, we are so pleased with this…read morecafe! Service was friendly, easy to order, and coffee tasted amazing! Great tasting notes. The food was incredible -- the bagels are so fresh, the English muffins are so light and fluffy and the maple blueberry scone is a must try. 10/10!

I want to move here from MA to be closer to these baked goods. The staff are so nice, it's a very…read morecute place with a bunch of indoor and outdoor seating. Coffee is great (I am very picky about my coffee). And again. The baked goods. Just go there. Now.

This was the first annual New London Food Truck Festival, a joint event sponsored by the Town of…read moreNew London Recreation Department and the New London Rotary Club. The proceeds from the event will be shared to support youth recreation in New London as well as college and trade scholarships, literacy initiatives, and special charitable assistance by the Rotary Club. This year's event was a mid-scale plan and hosted 11 food trucks ranging from French fries and hamburgers to Burmese food. It was a superb and eclectic variety of food. The weather cooperated as it was an absolutely gorgeous day. However, the size of the crowd exceeded all expectations and over 1,200 people showed up to enjoy a delicious array of food The busiest truck was perhaps a grilled cheese truck that was the favorite with children and there was easily a 45-minute wait to get food. Next to it, a Home made French fries truck was also commanding half hour waits. On the other side, a Jamaican food truck, a Cajun truck, and a seafood truck with amazing lobster rolls were some of the salient ones. Towards the middle, a Burmese food stand and a cupcake dessert truck were available. Two great local establishments also made a hit. Grounds Coffeehouse provided muffins and gluten-free bakery items and fresh-roasted coffee. And Salt Hill Pub's local brew selections were presented in a fenced-in area. It absolutely rocked this year. And next year it's going to be even better.

Staff were very friendly! family friendly environment with kids menu available. Small patio for…read moreoutside dining if the weather is nice. Food was great! Mickey Mouse pancake was a big hit with the kiddo. Plenty of options for everyone. Be sure to visit the life is good store on the way out!

Tucker's is an extremely popular breakfast/ brunch/lunch spot for locals and travelers alike. If…read moreyou are going between 10am-12pm, expect a wait, and possibly to use street parking because the parking lot is rather small (not easy to turn around in if other patrons are also looking for parking). That said, the coffee, food, and service are worth it! There are two seating rooms and one of them opens out to restrooms and a very small shopping/business mall. The tables and chairs are thick, heavy, rustic wood reminiscent of a country kitchen, and the acoustics are pretty good! No echoes or a need to yell to friends or family at your own table. The service is stellar! Lots of students work here and they are top notch. The food is outstanding. Their hash browns are literally the best I have ever had. They are wispy and crispy, and will not leave grease on your plate or in your belly. The eggs are always perfect, no matter how you ask for them, and the pancakes are the best you can get without making them yourself at home. They are served with a syrup, but for $2.00 extra (at the time of this posting), you can get real maple syrup instead. By the way, their coffee is not limited to regular and decaf. There is a delightful coffee drinks menu for options to enjoy at your table or to go! Tucker's also does take out, so you really have not excuse to miss this delightful place.

It's hard to rate , as the coffee and coffee drinks are really very good, the (super) nice young…read moreman who took our order , and seems to be the guy who knows what is going on and works hard , but the hummus wrap we got basically no hummus , the teeniest smear some lettuce, some round cut carrots and a few regular cukes all for $11. Never getting food here , second try this time really a total miss. It's too bad as the place is nice and seemingly well run. Will stick to coffee!

Came over on a sugar low on a hot and humid 4th of July weekend day after seeing a town fair, and…read moresince I had never been here before, we decided to walk in and I ordered their wake up smoothie. Yummy, and as well, I definitely woke up. Stacy's is located steps from the Sunapee waterfront, across the street from the Marina. It has been open for two seasons although recently expanded to allow for inside seating and a larger footprint. It is also a bit elevated from the immediate waterfront, providing for a most optimum people watching and picture taking spot. The place is also tastefully decorated with lots of greens and light colors. Their menu is varied and contains not only smoothies but many other offerings, snacks, and catering. I would have given it four stars but my smoothie was, although tasty, not cold enough - almost warm. Which on a hot day, does make a significant difference. A smoothie should be cold. Really cold. Cold enough to give me brain freeze. I'm going to try a second visit to see if the look-warm smoothie was a mistake or a practice. Still, it was a pleasant visit.