I absolutely love this place! My family and I have been patrons for about 10 years now and we…read morealways have a great experience there. We were on vacation in NH this weekend and this place was an absolute must go. I got the half stack pancakes with plain chocolate chip, whole wheat blueberry, and their special which was oatmeal granola. All were absolutely amazing. My mom got the buttermilk blueberry and gingerbread walnut- these two are our absolute favorite combos. We also got a side of their homemade wheat toast and home fries. If you go, you must get their home fries because they are arguably the best item on the menu, besides pancakes of course lol. My dad got a ham and cheese omelette, with a choice of 2 or 3 eggs (he got 3), which comes with home fries and toast. I also tried their iced lattes for the first time ever and I'm disappointed I never got it before. I got an iced latte with salted caramel flavor and whip cream which was amazing. Their menu is full of variety and they are so many substitutions and add ons you can make. Different combos of pancake batter and toppings, cheese and onions on home fries, different flavors of toast, etc. All the employees are so friendly too. Every time we've eaten here, the waiter/waitress is always so kind and friendly and attentive. Our waitress today, Lisa, was especially awesome. The food comes out in a decent amount of time too. Beware that they get VERY VERY busy once camping season starts, around Memorial Day weekend and continuing throughout the summer. You could be looking at a wait time of at least 2 hours on a weekend in the summer if you get there after 8 or 9am. They don't take calls for a waitlist, you have to be there to put your name on a list to wait. Since we went early May, we had no wait whatsoever. Please give this place your business, they deserve it and will not disappoint!!!

Love Polly's- Very welcoming and clearly makes every…read moredecision with high ethical standard's. Cornmeal pancakes are goat

The food was incredible and the staff was very kind and helpful! We got the duck fat biscuit…read moresandwich with chorizo, egg and cheese, a bacon, egg and cheese on an English muffin, a maple cinnamon latte and a maple chocolate latte and everything was absolutely delicious. I would 100% recommendation this cafe to stop in for a quick breakfast before walking around Main Street. Lots of seating for a Saturday morning and still plenty of pastry options in the case. Bonus points for the art print vending machine!!

Wow this bakery has so many assortments! I love the unique pastries and flavor combinations.The…read morepastries are pretty good but super sweet for some of them.

While staying at the Burke Mountain Hotel, you have plenty of choices for places to grab a quick…read morebite to eat. When it comes to breakfast-- especially if you can get your kiester up before 11AM-- Edmund's Coffee Shop comes with my best recommendations. A simple stand located in the East Wing, Edmund's serves up breakfast sandwiches, yogurt parfaits, fresh fruit, bagels, muffins, and of course, coffee. The two women manning the coffee shop were exceedingly friendly, and remembered us the next day, asking us how our XC skiing went. I ordered a plain croissant and fresh fruit. While this probably cost my $6, the croissant was one of the better I've had in years with a lightly crispy exterior and soft, chewy interior. The fresh fruit was, well, very fresh and tasted great. Their coffee is quite good, as well. Jamie ordered a breakfast sandwich, promptly devoured, of course. My one complaint is that they're only open til 11AM-- even on weekends! I get it, most people are up and careening down the mountain well before then, but we late-risers need our coffee fix! I hope in future visits, either a) we're able to wake up and get down there earlier, or b) they extend their business hours at least til 1PM. I mean, who could say no to a croissant and coffee apres ski?!

Coffee was good as was the maple donut. My son didn't care for the coffee roll. Prices a little…read morehigh but friendly service.

Ok, I've fallen in love with this place. Favorite is Honeycomb! Always fresh new flavors and some…read moreare always available. Owner really getting it done!

Awesome . No long wait - not too expensive And not two…read moredays old like the others,,, First time - new just what I wanted. Thanks

I am in Scoop Heaven…read more It is right on the road and so many ice cream options to pick from. I dont know which one to pick! We got two waffle cones with 2 different flavors each and it came out to $17 range. It is worth the flavor and experience!

Scoops On Main is a seasonal ice cream shop with outside takeout windows located just north of the…read moreLancaster downtown area. They offer soft serve ice cream and over 20 flavors of Gifford's Hard Ice Cream in cones & cups, sundaes, flurrys, frappes, milk shakes, blizzards, floats, French vanilla iced coffee floats, Gatorade & fruit slushies, and banana splits. Dairy free options are available. Waffle cones are offered too. The ice cream prices before tax (in 2020) are reasonable, Soft Serve/Hard Scoop: Kids ($2.50/$3.00-1 scoop), Small ($3.25/$3.75-2 scoops), Large ($4.25/$4.75-3 scoops). They offer several specialty sundaes ($3.50-$7.50) including: Roady Toasty - Dipped waffle cone, 2 scoops of smores ice cream, marshmallow topping, chocolate sprinkles A River Runs Through It - Fly fish fudge ice cream, hot fudge, caramel, whipped cream and 2 gummy worms The Turtle Shell - Mint chocolate chip ice cream, caramel, whipped cream & peanuts Maple Sundae - choice of soft or hard ice cream topped with maple syrup (Fuller's Sugarhouse), whipped cream, cherry Dish of Dirt - soft serve ice cream, Oreos, hot fudge, gummy worms, chocolate sprinkles The Unicorn - Unicorn ice cream, sugar cone, whipped cream, rainbow sprinkles in a dish Brownie Sundae - choice of soft or hard ice cream, 1 brownie, any sundae toppings, whipped cream, 2 cherries Death By Peanut Butter - Peanut butter pie ice cream, peanut butter cups, peanut butter sauce, whipped cream Trying to stay cool on a sunny day, I made a stop at Scoops On Main for some ice cream. I needed something small, but different than the traditional scoop ice cream. I ordered a The Unicorn Kids Size Sundae ($3.50 plus tax), which had Gifford's Unicorn ice cream, a sugar cone horn, whipped cream topped with rainbow sprinkles. This sweet colorful sundae was really good and refreshing to enjoy, especially on an 88 degree day in the North Country. Picnic table seating in front of the shop and parking along side of building and along Main Street.

I live in portland Oregon and was calling Becky to see if you could make a surprise birthday cake…read moreand a goodbye cake for my boyfriend and his brother who is getting deployed in 2 weeks. I forgot about the time change and called at 6:25 in portland which is 9:25 in NH. She answered the phone with a very rude and loud voice saying "DON'T EVER CALL AT THIS HOUR AGAIN" Maybe if your hours were posted ANYWHERE I would've known. Try being a kind person and not answering the phone like that. I 100% will never give my business to this rude, condescending and outright mean person. Being a business owner in CUSTOMER SERVICE doesn't seem like a good fit for you! If anyone has recommendations for a good bakery with a kind staff, I'm looking!

Becky's Baked Goods is one of the greatest hidden gems in northern NH. This bakery is tucked away…read moreon a country road inside of Becky's home, where she bakes the most amazing cakes, cookies, cupcakes, pies, breads, brownies, fritters, donuts, and everything in between. Her sweet little dog will greet you when you come inside and everything sells at incredible price--it is impossible to walk out of there without a box full of amazing baked goods! My personal favorites are her dinner rolls and her raspberry and apricot shortbread cookies. Becky has some amazing talent and is so kind and welcoming. I only wish I lived closer so I could give her more of my business!!

Great service. Splendid selection of breakfast and lunch items, and a lovely little bookstore to…read moreboot. We stopped for breakfast on our way out of town and got a couple breakfast sandwiches and coffee. Really hit the spot. I enjoyed the "Cliffhanger" - bacon, egg, cheese, hot sauce, maple syrup, and mayo. The mayo overpowered the other condiment flavors a bit, but it was still very good.

Located in Gorham, NH is this cute coffee shop and cafe. One of our friends found it and…read morerecommended it to us and raved about the coffee. Inside is a cafe, a small section with tables and chairs, a book store and some souvenirs. We stopped for lunch. I had a veggie wrap and my husband the Peak Panini. My husband and I both had an ice tea. I enjoyed wander around the shop while waiting for our food. Our food was fresh and tasty. Service was friendly and prompt. We sat outside at tables by the river which was nice and relaxing. We would absolutely return if we were in the area

Deserves 5-star just because it's America's oldest running general store (build started in 1793)…read more It's a cute general store - not much to look at, but they had some homemade muffins, sandwiches etc - Boyfriend read online that they smoke their own cheese, which is partly why he wanted to bring me here... but today they didn't seem to have any. Nevermind, we got fudge instead - so he was in luck! Nice covered bridge next to the store. And it's a kissing bridge!

This was a nifty new stop…read more The ladies inside were kind and smiling and allowed me to play the lil ball game at the counter till I won lol Very awesome that it's the longest continually run General Store in the east coast/New Hampshire. All the time honored old time candies that aren't a penny anymore but completely worth getting for memories. They do have their own freshly cheese which they're nice enough to have samples of. Personally I don't care for "smoked" flavors so I wasn't a big fan. If you do I'd think it's good. They also had smoked salami. Fire starters that smelled wonderful, I did buy those and hope they smell as wonderful burning. If I wasn't afraid of the bottle freezing/breaking while traveling I would have loved to pour some Olive oil from Greece. A beautiful covered bridge to the right of the store, #28 in the State. Very cool for pics and to drive over. An old time penny press for local sites, yes I did get one :)