This was our first experience with Beans & Greens (via Door Dash), and we are extremely pleased! We…read moreordered and received everything, and each item was delicious! My husband enjoyed his hot coffee, and we shared two sandwiches (so we could each taste both). We got the chicken panini, and the turkey maple on sourdough. Both were yummy! I especially thought the chicken was good because the meat was moist and thick. We also got desserts (because it was a family member's birthday and they love chocolate and pumpkin). And I never eat donuts but wanted to try the cider donuts. Yum! So light and delicious! I also got a bottle of the New Hampshire Squamscot root beer, and found it unique and refreshing. I would order it again, though I usually don't drink soda. This soda wasn't too bubbly, which is why I liked it.

I am submitting this report regarding an incident at Beans & Greens Farm in Gilford, New Hampshire,…read moreinvolving my fiancée and our friend, both of whom are Asian. On September 21, 2026, my fiancée and our friend visited Beans & Greens and purchased multiple items from the business. They also placed a food order and were given a pager. They then waited for more than 40 minutes for their order. During that time, they repeatedly asked staff members about the status of their food. Multiple employees instructed them to continue waiting. Meanwhile, they observed other customers arriving, receiving their orders, and leaving while their own order was not provided. After waiting more than 40 minutes, it appeared that their food order had either never been entered or had otherwise been disregarded. In addition to the unusually long wait, both described the manner in which staff interacted with them as dismissive, patronizing, and disrespectful. They felt they were being belittled and treated as though they were less deserving of attention or service than other customers. Both my fiancée and our friend are Asian. Neither of them normally attributes poor customer service to race, and neither entered the situation expecting or looking for discriminatory treatment. However, because of the combination of their order apparently being ignored, repeated dismissive responses from staff, and other customers being served while they continued to wait, both left the business questioning whether their race or ethnicity contributed to how they were treated. I am submitting this account in good faith. The factual details described above are based on what my fiancée and our friend experienced and reported regarding the incident. They can provide their own firsthand accounts if additional information is required.

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!!

Our favorite farm stand in the area! Best corn we had this summer! Mark is a delight. We always go…read morethere when we can.

A neat little place with what appeared to be some good options and local produce and meats. Not…read moremuch was available when we visited except some pumpkins, squash, and few other items. Quality was probably there but it looked like tourist trap pricing. I'm all for supporting local farmers directly, but should not be paying more than Whole Foods and a same day comparison proved that was the case for several items.

So much stock and knowledgeable personnel. The farm stand had beautiful (but pricey) produce and…read moreother regional products. We found the strawberries tart and juicy. Very refreshing after too many boxes of woody farm produced berries. Can't wait to see the service berry bush we bought in the fall.

Spring Ledge Farm stand has been serving the New London community for generations. To walk into…read morethis place, it is like a general store with natural selections,, Local and organic produce, meats, cheeses, cage free eggs, maple items, and even novelty and tourist items made in New Hampshire. In addition to that, they have one of the largest tree selections for sale in the entire area. Seasonal, annual and perennial flowers, evergreens, fruit trees, you name it. Definitely an institution in the New London area. Family owned and local.

I've spent a good amount of time in the Tamsworth area…read more This place has without a doubt the best food I've had in North Conway, Tamsworth, or Ossipee. My whole family wished we discovered it sooner

What a great stop in to enjoy lunch. We ordered ahead and ate at their outdoor picnic tables…read more Sandwiches were delicious and the staff is very friendly!

What an absolutely wonderful experience at Stone Mountain Farm! Today was our first time apple…read morepicking, and we could not have chosen a more beautiful place. The farm is gorgeous, peaceful, and filled with everything that makes a New England fall day feel special. The apples were beautiful, and our first warm cider donut was absolutely amazing! We also brought home several gorgeous mums that added the perfect touch of fall color to our home. What made the experience even more memorable was how genuinely friendly and welcoming the owners were. You can feel the pride and care they put into the farm and into making every visitor feel at home. We had so much fun and created such a special memory together. We will absolutely be back. If you are looking for a beautiful local farm, delicious cider donuts, apple picking, pumpkins, mums, and truly wonderful people, Stone Mountain Farm is a must-visit. Highly recommend!

This is our favorite orchard to visit in NH. There is so much to love! Everyone is so friendly and…read moreknowledgeable about the extensive varieties for picking, whether for eating or cooking. The barn is full of pumpkins of all colors and sizes for all your fall decorating. Make sure to stop for the apple cider donuts. They are amazing; crispy and sugary on the outside and so soft and spongy inside. Ours were warm, so fresh and delicious !! A trip to Stone Mountain Farm is the perfect fall activity. See you next year!

Rude, unfriendly, over-priced. Will not be going back. Bought a few items and left to find a much…read morebetter local farm/produce market.

We went to Devylders farm after my sister in law raved. The minute we got out of the car, I was…read morehappy! The basil plants were amazing! We went inside and the fruits and veggies were beautiful. We started looking at tomatoes and Dennis (owner?) insisted on getting us more to choose from. We had a nice little conversation about growing basil while they were pricing tubs of corn chowder. Dennis asked if we liked corn chowder and we said yes, so he told us he was giving us a tub of his to try cause it will be the best we ever had! While it wasn't the best I've ever had, it was pretty damn near close! The corn was great, the tomatoes were great, the squash was great! The pick your own blueberries were delightful! We will definitely be back again after a super experience! PS it's a little farther down the road than you think it will be, keep going... Trust me