I tried two mini cupcakes. The chocolate with peanut butter frosting was dense and rich. The…read moresnickerdoodle was lighter, not too sweet, just right. Price was fine. Service was good.

So good! Get there when they first open for their warm cinnamon rolls. They are soft, gooey and…read morenone of that cream cheese icing. Also sampled every cookie and all were very good. Chocolate with chocolate chips was the winner. We'll definitely be back on our next trip!

I left a message for the bakery on Monday, knowing that they were closed Monday and Tuesdays, I…read morealso sent in the contact form from their website. I expected that I would at least get a call back some point Wednesday, if the message or email was not checked when they were closed, but I received no call back, so Thursday morning I called again, and left another message. No call back. Apparently, they don't care about new business or providing good customer service. Even if they couldn't accommodate my order, an email or call back would have been nice.

I love this place…read more My husband and I make special trips to Tilton to get cupcakes when they have an especially good flavor day. They provided the cupcakes for our wedding and subsequent anniversaries and celebrations. Every cupcake has been delicious, the staff is always friendly, and the store is always clean and neat. The flavors we love the most are cookie dough, anything with peanut butter frosting, and red velvet. Their menu has expanded and the brownies and cookies are really good too. Also, it's worth noting that on our first trip in (April 2013) when my husband was in his uniform and the owner came out and thanked him for his service and offered us free cupcake cards. It was a really nice personal touch and made us happy to be supporting a local business, on top of their delicious products.

With glazed eyes I can recall the very moment my gaze fell upon the exquisite advertisement gracing…read morethe windows of what should have been destined success. I was riding along Main Street upon my recently purchased tandem bicycle (21 magnificent gears!) with my recent partner and keeper, Prudence. Naturally I let her ride in front, in silent protest of the gender wage gap. Even in our swift passing, my peripheral vision took it in. Could it be? A candy store in our very city? By Jove, yes! Instantly I tapped the brakes, almost tipping Prudence to the unkempt pavement. Her hand raised to strike me as she often does, but suddenly she understood the sparkle in my eyes as hers fell upon the same sign. The promise of pure delight. Alas we are troubled, me and Prudence. You see, we have dedicated our lives to the fight against the ever-warming globe. The feverishly haunting inevitability of climate change. I wish I could say Lee was joining us in this fight as an ally, but much to our chagrin, as we reboarded our tandem cycle, we happened upon a grave discovery. A bag of jelly beans. Innocent at first glance, yes, but upon closer inspection, each individual bean.. wrapped in its own dolphin-choking plastic! The horror. The horror. This betrayal to our Mother Earth. This assault on our senses, on every fiber of our being. And as the tears welled up in the eyes of my fair Prudence, I knew we could never bring ourselves to step into Lee's Candy Kitchen again, as we now knew the truth. A devious plot to lure the residents of this fair city into plastic peril. A trojan horse made of saccharine runs free.. and it must be tamed. To this Lee and his kitchen of candy, we can only muster a single star. A rusted star of jagged proportions and broken points, wrapped in a suffocating ziploc bag, much like our hearts.

I just bought the most delicious fudge I've ever had in my life from Lee's. Super fresh and…read morecreamy. Also, the woman who helped me was very friendly and polite.

I have visited here a few times and love it. I have had the breakfast wrap which was really good. I…read morewas on the run that day and it was nice and easy to eat in the car. I have got the cupcakes here a few times and have loved them each time. I've ordered chocolate and strawberry cheesecake and another time got the lime coconut cupcakes to give My new neighbors and they loved them. The eclairs are good old fashioned eclairs that my hubby loves and wish they had them all the time. The donuts look delicious and they are on my list for next time. She also has cookies and the most delectable brownies and sweet treats around. Many prepared foods in the fridge that looked popular at lunch. Then tortellini salad was yummy. A hot pizza was coming out of the kitchen when I was leaving last time. It looked so delicious so I put it on my list for next time. Employee's that work there are nice and helpful if needed. They have a nice area where you can sit and eat inside or outside if you're not on the run. I'm glad we live near here, it's one of my go to spots most of the time now.

Absolutely great experience! The food was thoroughly enjoyed by the whole family when i get home…read moreand the gentleman whine the counter was incredibly nice, didn't even think twice about leaving his station and grabbing the door for me when he noticed my hands were full. We just moved in right down the road and I think we've found our new weekend breakfast spot.

Blissful Cafe & Bakery is a small coffee cafe offering breakfast & lunch, located inside the Mill…read moreFalls Marketplace in Meredith. Formely the Waterfall Cafe, this second level space is very cozy which is order at the counter and there is limited table seating in an adjacent room with a good view of the Lake. They offer a selection of fresh baked goods & desserts, bagels, breakfast sandwiches, breakfast plates, lunch sandwiches & paninis, hot & iced fresh brewed coffee/espresso (Woodshed Roasters) drinks, tea, juices, hot chocolate, refreshers, and cooler drinks. While passing some time before heading to the Weirs in Laconia, I stopped by here for takeout on a Saturday morning and the place was getting slammed with a line almost out the door and every table occupied. When it was my turn, I decided on a Blueberry Lemon Scone ($5 plus tax), Black Cherry Chocolate Chip Scone ($5 plus tax), and an Egg & Cheese Sandwich ($8 plus tax). However, orders both dine-in and takeout were backed up in the kitchen and it took a while for my breakfast sandwich to be all set, 23 minutes after ordering. I headed outside to eat my breakfast sandwich and scones with my black coffee (from home). While the soft scones were excellent, sweet and not crumbly, the breakfast sandwich was a good size, pretty decent, which had a folded egg with melted cheese (American) on toasted sourdough bread. Overall, while the service was really delayed here with a limited size space including the back kitchen room, I would definitely come back here just for their scones. I would not order a breakfast sandwich here during a busy period, but try a lunch panini on an afternoon stop.

Lovely spot for hot breakfast or lunch and baked goods to die for. Hidden in a nook on the top…read morefloor of Palmer Inn complex, with a wall of windows overlooking the lake, it's perfect for a quick meal in a peaceful setting. Affordable prices for a tourist town as well. Service was quick - order at counter and food delivered to the table.

Sawyer's Dairy Bar opens a seasonal ice cream stand outpost, Sawyer's On The Pier on the…read moreWinnipesaukee Pier near Weirs Beach during the warmer months. They offer over 40 flavors of homemade hard scoop ice cream and 38 choices of toppings. They offer cones, cups, sundaes, banana splits, frappes, pup cups, and pints & quarts for take home. This location is ice cream only and the hot foods are served at the other main location in Gilford. While I was at Weirs Beach during the holiday weekend, I stopped off at Sawyer's On The Pier for a pint of ice cream on a very hot day. I decided to get a pint of the Espresso Fudge Swirl ($7.50 plus tax in 2024) to celebrate summer and the popular summer anthem "Espresso." A week before, I tried to pick up a pint of very limited edition Espresso ice cream at a national ice cream chain shop in Chestnut Hill, MA, but it was beyond sold out for good. The Espresso Fudge Swirl was the next best thing and locally made in NH. The ice cream was hand scooped and packed into a pint container. I enjoyed my pint of Espresso Fudge Swirl ice cream along the waterfront, but it was quickly melting very fast, about half of the pint becoming ice cream soup. Since the pint had a cover, I was able to bring the pint home and put in my freezer. I enjoyed the rest of the Espresso Fudge Swirl the next day on my outside deck while blasting "Espresso" and bopping along, lol.

Grateful to have found a health food store with so many vegan options in the area. Not local, just…read morecome up to Plymouth for work. Friendly staff, lots of fresh produce and healthy options. Really enjoyed the soups in winter-wish they were year-round. Right in downtown.

This place is legit! It's so super cute, cozy and has a great atmosphere. There are so many all…read morenatural items as well as remedies for various ailments. They have great body soap, bath tea and yummy chocolates. This is one of my fav places to visit in Plymouth.

We stumbled on Town Farm Country Market almost by accident--literally. The speed limit on White…read moreMountain Highway (Route 16) is high enough that it's easy to cruise right past without realizing it. On our last visit, that's exactly what happened, but turning around was simple, and it turned out to be well worth the minor detour. The market has that classic New England country-store feel, but it's more than just an old-fashioned stop. They really put an emphasis on homemade goods and supporting local vendors, which makes browsing the shelves a bit of an adventure. Fresh vegetables, baked goods, and locally made products line the inside, giving it the vibe of a small community hub rather than a generic roadside stop. For a quick bite, the sandwiches are perfectly sufficient--nothing fancy, but they do the job when you're on the road and just need something fast. Ice cream is another draw, especially in the warmer months, and it makes for a nice excuse to linger outside for a few minutes. Parking is plentiful, with a dedicated lot that makes pulling in and out stress-free (something you really appreciate after a few hours of driving). Outdoor seating is available too, so you don't have to rush right back into the car--you can actually enjoy a few quiet minutes off the road. One drawback worth noting: they don't have public bathrooms. Not a dealbreaker, but something to plan around if you're making it a stop during a longer drive. Overall, Town Farm Country Market is a solid choice if you're passing through the area. It's easy to miss if you're not paying attention, but once you find it, it's a welcoming little spot that checks all the boxes: local goods, fresh produce, ice cream, and a chance to stretch your legs.

For the ice cream, last year had tried the caramel apple flavour, they had REAL APPLES. This is…read morehuge!!!! THIS is homemade!!! I think they have a mixture of homemade and other brands, as well. Also a real family running this?! Talk about the good ole days, I love this so much!!!! THIS is what we need more of, in life!!! MORE businesses like this, please!!! Cute selections of products, too!! This is not your local walmart. Praise God. Something that is actually local and GOOD with decent flavour - I mean the whole thing, through and through!! Worth a stop just to check it out!!