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

I should have read the reviews. We went on Sunday and learned that there was but the brunch menu…read more Not the large menu online but one with I believe six choices. Not really suitable for a vegetarian. We were seated promptly, and asked for coffee. The coffee was scalding. We added ice and learned it was hot and horrible coffee. We placed our order and waited 30 minutes for our food. Server never came by to tell us this, I had to find him at the front of the restaurant hanging out with some friends. He went and checked on the order and it arrived 5 minutes later. Ordered the eggs, toast, seasoned tator tots and fruit bowl. Toast only available in white bread and the seasoned tator tots were over fried plain tator tots that were served cold. The fruit bowl was mostly green grapes with a few blueberries and strawberries. Omni should close this place and start over. Lazy staff, ordinary and over priced food. There's a gas station next door - service is better there.

Maybe we weren't expecting much but we were really happy with everything we ordered. Whole belly…read moreclams were fresh, lightly battered, sweet and delicious. Husband got the lamb burger and it looked great - he loved it. I got the fish taco and loved them (could have used a bit more crema or another something but minor and I could have asked). Service was friendly and prompt. Nice waitperson.

This hit the spot! We took the tramway up and foolishly realized that we had skipped lunch…read more Fortunately we were able to grab some food at the cafeteria and it was exactly what we needed paired with a cider and Oktoberfest. Views are hard to beat and the bartender was friendly and fast.

It should go without saying that a Cafeteria on top of a mountain won't exactly be a memorable food…read moreexperience. It gets the job done, I suppose. Me and my wife ate here because we were starving after walking all the way up the trails and the observation tower. As expected, all the food here is way overpriced and very low quality, processed food. I had some chicken fingers and fries, I'm sure both of which were frozen from some sort of bulk food service company. There are no "sauces" for these chicken fingers, just BBQ sauce, mustard or mayo. They do serve the "highest" beer on tap in the state, which is cool, I guess, but I wasn't about to start drinking up there, so I don't even know what beer they had. My wife had small cup of chili for 8 dollars, about the same size as what you can get at Wendy's for 1 dollar. If you can wait a bit, I suggest waiting to eat somewhere in Lincoln or Franconia where you have more choices.

Probably one of the best breweries in the area. The secret 7 IPA is one of the best IPAs in New…read moreEngland bar none

The only reason why my rating is because the food, the atmosphere and beer was great but the…read moreservice was VERY sub par. Not sure what we did to deserve just shitty service. Maybe the waitress was in a bad mood? Wouldn't even give her name, said she didn't have one...WTF? Anyways ....good selection of beer and food all at decent prices but man the waitress was too much. Made us uncomfortable for no reason at all. Never experienced this before

This place is super cute and family friendly. The menu is enormous, it was difficult to decide what…read moreto get! Staff was very friendly and our food came out quickly. The fried pickles were so good, the pickles don't come out of the breading if you take a bite! All food was incredible and very reasonably priced, will definitely be back to try the fiddleheads!!

Very warm day in the mountains and lunchtime tee time so we ate here. It has been years, the place…read morehas not changed and you get a lot of food for your money. Our waitress was all business- no hi , how are you, what do you want? My blueberry pancakes and sausages were good- nothing great but provided the fuel needed to endure 18 holes at Mt Washington . Pets are invited but remain on their patio. 3.5 stars. Wish the syrup was Real NH tapped syrup versus the store bought.

A cozy and satisfying lunch at Stickney's, made even better by the stunning panoramic views of the…read moremountains. The atmosphere felt calm and inviting, with generous portions and thoughtful flavors that elevated the entire experience. We got: CRISPY CALAMARI Light, crunchy, and fried just right so the exterior stayed crisp without feeling heavy. The banana peppers added a bright, tangy heat that kept each bite lively, and the homemade lemon garlic aioli brought a smooth, citrusy richness. A refreshing and flavorful start to the meal. STICKNEY'S SMASH BURGER A no bun version made with two juicy 4 oz patties, Cabot sharp cheddar, lettuce, crispy onions, and housemade barbecue sauce. The patties had a great sear and depth of flavor, the cheddar added the perfect sharpness, and the crispy onions provided a fun contrast in texture. The barbecue sauce was balanced with just the right hint of sweetness and smoke. Even without the brioche, it was completely satisfying. LOBSTER SALAD CLUB SANDWICH Sweet Maine lobster mixed with capers, shallots, celery, dill, and a decadent brown butter mayonnaise, layered with applewood smoked bacon, tomatoes, and lettuce on toasted wheat bread. The lobster pieces were huge and incredibly fresh, the brown butter mayo added rich depth, and the smoky bacon tied everything together beautifully. Every bite felt indulgent and full of texture and flavor. A wonderful lunch with hearty portions, delicious dishes, and views that made the whole meal feel that much more memorable. Stickney's was such a pleasant surprise and definitely a place worth returning to.

Marginal food at high prices. The steak was tough, chewy…read moreand lacked flavor. Asparagus (larger ones were underdone too crisp to chew easily) the smaller asparagus were ok. The swordfish was tender, juicy and cooked perfectly.

Is it really a GOOD review if I say that service is just so good that I can't stop just coming…read moreback? This place is huge, so huge in fact, that it has a Sbarro! A true one-stop shop. Have a triple bypass, eat some pizza, then come right back for a quadruple bypass! I jest, but I obviously cannot review my actual doctors and procedures. This place reminds me of Scripps in San Diego, it is a giant campus with every possible medical practitioner in the various wings. As I said in the intro, I can't wait to go back! My insurance would prefer that I would stay home though.

When it comes to talking about a place such as this, Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center is far more…read morethan just one single hospital. It's an entire medical "city", if you will. As such, this review will be broken down into the following categories: the staff and the medical services they provide, the overall layout and atmosphere of the facility itself, and, of course....the quality of cuisine offered at the local food court. Before I start though, a small caveat worth mentioning: when I first researched this facility, I quickly discovered there are (once again) TWO Yelp pages dedicated to the same facility. And yes, I checked--it's definitely the SAME place, save for "one" vs "1" in the address line. Regardless, it's pretty bizarre how the "one" is holding a 1.8 star average at the time of writing this review. Whereas, this page here ranks closer to how I would rate them. For context, the majority of reviews on the former consist mostly of folks who discuss individual experiences. Whether or not these are entirely accurate isn't for me to judge. But it's worth taking note that individual experiences are, indeed, anecdotal in the much larger picture. Not even MY reviews are totally sacrosanct. I just give my opinion in the most entertaining way I know how. In the end, we can all agree to disagree, if we must. With that disclaimer out of the way, we can go over what I personally experienced here. We'll start with the thing I liked least about Dartmouth.. Overall layout: Whilst the interior of this medical facility is very well sanitized and easy enough to navigate through, the same cannot be said about their labyrinth of a parking lot. When we first pulled up, we actually parked in a totally different wing, apparently. See, we were here to get a surgical procedure done for my son's shoulder. I guess the department that handles most surgeries is located near 4W. This series of buildings being essentially its own town isn't so much a problem in and of itself. Navigating the streets within said town, however, is a f*#king train wreck! I swear...I missed my turn 4 separate times over because the signs are confusing in the way they are oriented. I know for a fact I'm not the only one who experienced this either because as I was watching other drivers navigating, well....it was a bit like watching the bumper cars at Canobie Lake Park. I'm not really sure what the solution should be here. I just know whatever they have in place now is all but completely broken. Moving onto the staff and their services, everyone here was nothing short of professional and accommodating. They took very good care of my son and that's all I could ask for. It was also cool seeing all the advancements in medical technology they have on site. Clearly, the funding here is copious. This would have already earned them all the stars if not for the parking lot faux pas. Lastly, we can discuss the food court real quick. Since surgery was projected to last a minimum of 2 hours, we checked out two places: The Works Cafe (which is basically breakfast sandwiches and other things) and Sbarro (self explanatory). Long story short: the former is slightly better than the latter, but both are about what you would expect in a typical medical facility. Sbarro claims to have NY style pizza. But anyone who's lived in NH for longer than 6 months will understand that our options for legit NY style pizza (much less, good pizza in general) are few and far between. BLUF: this stuff ain't it, but comes close enough. 6 out of 10. The Works Cafe has a lot more options, IMHO. The bagel sandwich I had was...fine. I just wish they knew how NOT to burn the grains on an onion bagel. I was, however, grateful the coffee didn't suck. They offer lots of brew selections, actually! 7 out of 10. Anyway, that's been my experience here at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center. I'm not sure why that other page has so many negative reviews or why this place even has two pages to begin with. I'm not sure if the complaints were 100% legit or if at least a portion of them were written by a bunch of over-complaining "Karens". All I have are my two-cents, for whatever that's worth. And I'm here to tell you....this place ain't that bad, even in spite of its flaws. Dartmouth-Hitchcock in Lebanon gets 4 newly repaired shoulder joints out of 5.

First trip to the Freehouse, amazing food, great service, friendly staff, clean and welcoming…read more Brisket sandwiches were outstanding, chicken avocado sandwich was one of the best chicken sandwich I've ever had, and the bison burger was perfectly cooked and toppings paired beautifully. Only downside was the bagged fries, switch to hand cut fries to push the experience over the top!! Brittany was a great server, knowledgeable and friendly. Gluten free options are very welcomed and my daughter really enjoyed the GF brisket.

Again, should be a 3.75, really wish this was a Yelp feature…read more Stopped in on my way from Maine to Vermont, and did not expect to spend as much time in this town as I did. And because of that, needed me some food. Was torn between Schilling (drank there, but didnt want pizza) and here, and ended up coming here. Food: -wings- got the garlic parm, they were pretty good, right amount of time in the fryer, maybe a smidge more of the garlic parm would have been nice, and good bleu cheese. would order again -nachos - meh, the people a few seats down from me had them and were raving about them, to me, they were just, nachos. Nothing special, nothing stood out. Beer: -Had a nice draft list when I was here, but I had to drive in an hour, so just got a small pour of a Maine Beer Co beer i've had before, and it was priced right. Service: -Great, the hostess was friendly, the bartender was nice, and the runners were nice too. Overall, i'd come back here if I was in town.

We picked up takeout from Nonna's after a hike. We ordered the calamari, caprese salad, gnocchi…read morewith Alfredo sauce, lasagna with a meatball, eggplant parm, and chicken with linguini. Oh and the chocolate rum cake. Our meal even came with bread. It was pretty delicious. The gnocchi and the eggplant parm were super flavorful. I wasn't super impressed by the lasagna - didn't seem to have much flavor. But the tomato soup was pretty tasty. We also loved how the entrees came with sides. That's a really nice touch. My husband loved the chicken pasta. And the rum cake was soooo delicious. Next time you're in the area, check it out!

Pasta was heavenly with excellent 'gravy' ('sauce' for non Italians). Kate our waitstaff was very…read moreattentive and let me taste the two different types of Chianti before my selection. My eggplant accompanied by lasagna was AWSOME as was my wife's gnocchi. We are from Boston and very near the north end. Nona's would fit in well there. Had a nice chat with Nona who clearly loves her job and her customers. The eating are was adorned with family pictures and also reminded me of my Nona's' homes. Tuta La famiglia!

Delicious food in the cutest town. The location makes it a perfect place to pick up breakfast…read morebefore a hike, or an end of day sandwich before driving home. This place is awesome because there is also a bookstore attached. I had a cliffhanger breakfast sandwich on a jalapeño bagel. It kept me full during a long bike ride. I loved this place and can't wait to come here again and to pick up some postcards!

Cute spot on the way to Berlin, NH. Coffee, baked goods, latte, cold drinks and a bookstore. Quick,…read morefast service! There are GF and Vegan treats as well. I grabbed a cherry cheese danish and it was delicious. Highly recommend, staff was great!