What an amazing hometown spot!! Stopped in here after my sister and brother in law recommended it-…read more10/10!! The vibe was cozy and although there was music, you could easily still have a great conversation. The waitstaff was very pleasant and service was great! We had Anna but my sister and brother in law also love Kyle! The spinach and artichoke dip was probably some of the best I've ever had. The Reuben was delicious, steak tips were great! The mashed cauliflower was heaven!! So flavorful! But what really sold me was they had an actual diaper changing pad and table in the family bathroom!! AMAZING!! As a new mom it was so great to have an actual pad to lay my child on and not have to worry about something attached to a wall. That made my night! Will definitely be going back again to try some other items out!

Service was lackluster, and the food was not that great. Order fish and chips to fish had a hard…read morecrush. I had to use a knife to eat it. It's not way you eat fish and chips.

The only sit-down, full service eatery and pub at Mount Sunapee Resort, Goosefeathers is located…read moreatop the Spruce Lodge at the resort. It provides a great respite from the maddening pace of the three cafeterias at the resort, which can become stuffed with people and getting a seat is like winning Power Ball. After the Pandemic, Mount Sunapee instituted a Maître d' concept instead of a sit-yourself service. That has worked quite well and avoids rude people hijacking tables the entire day for a few people as it occurs in the rest of the resort. Service is quick and the food is more varied and way better than the cafeterias. As well, the enormous bar lends a fun ambiance to the place with lively conversations throughout the day. Goosefeathers also has a gigantic outdoor area with full view of the slopes. Only drawback to the place is the schedule. It closes too early, usually at the end of the ski day. No genuine Après Ski to be had. If you want to do that, the Shanty is right outside the access road in Newbury.

It was fun sitting down and trying to get more formal food at mount sunapee in between riding. The…read morestaff seemed very overwhelmed (not their fault, management should have more staff) The chicken wings were great but I would probably just go to the lodge next time or avoid such a packed area where you can get almost the same items

My husband and I stopped in on our way to a more northern spot in vt and had two of the best salads…read morewe have ever had. I recognize this sounds ridiculous, but we have literally been talking about the tender curly sweet juicy lettuce the used for days now, so much so i am prompted to write this review. He had the working mans steak tip potato skin salad, i had the the blueberry pistachio feta with shrimp and Italian dressing and will for sure be making it back for more next summer when we visit new england. The drinks list looked amazing, and the locals relaxing at the bar were having a jolly good time- what a great spot!

We stopped here after picking lavender and we really enjoyed it. It's not a large place but it was…read morevery clean and had quite a bit of seating. The menu isn't huge but it has a good variety of food to choose from. I had a burger and it was very good. It was a little pink but I didn't ask for it well done. I cannot remember what it was called but it had jalapeño peppers and teriyaki sauce. I omitted the cheese. Others in our group had BLTs and fish and chips. The homemade fries were very good. I think everyone enjoyed their food and the prices were reasonable.

There are restaurant meals you enjoy... and then there are meals you remember after you leave with…read morea smile. Our Mother's Day late lunch at Tandy's Pub & Grille was unforgettable and I am so grateful we wandered in. The chicken & lemongrass dumplings were genuinely one of the best appetizers I have ever had in my life - perfectly balanced, deeply flavorful, comforting and bright all at once. Every bite felt intentional. The rest of the meal was equally flawless. My Chicken Caprese sandwich and my husband's Club sandwich were excellent, but the dumpling appetizer just stole the show for me. My mouth waters writing this and remembering! We sat outside on the patio on a beautiful spring Sunday, listening to the nearby fountain and the happy sounds of families celebrating together. It was the kind of atmosphere that reminds you how special simple moments can be when everything comes together just right. What truly elevated the experience from excellent to exceptional was the service. Greg (and another gentleman whose name I did not catch) made us feel genuinely cared for and welcomed from start to finish - warm, attentive, welcoming, and effortlessly professional without ever feeling intrusive. Hospitality like that is rare. Perfect food. Perfect atmosphere. Perfect service. I'm already looking forward to our next visit where I will immediately order those incredible dumplings again!

My room mate and I went to Tandy's Saturday night. She had been there a few times, this was my…read morefirst. There weren't a lot of people there when we arrived around 8 - We thought at one point we would stay for the DJ and some dancing - We had a very nice server, Sabbian - friendly, funny, and had good customer service skills! Made the time even more enjoyable. She had the BLT and I had a Steak Bomb sandwich - they were both really good. Tried the Sam Adams Blonde Ale and we both liked that - As it got closer to 9, we realized, not that we are OLD, but we aren't stay up till 10 for dancing people, evidently....and decided to call it a night. Would go back again for lunch or maybe dinner ....but think the 10 o'clock dancing ship...might have sailed for us lol

We've been several times and enjoyed it. I particularly liked their escargots but it wasn't on the…read moremenu last visit. We shared an Asian flavored calamari dish that was delicious but my main course of steak tips was a huge disappointment. They were dry, tough and overcooked. The food is plentiful .. perhaps too much. My wife could only manage a quarter of her shrimp pasta. Desert was excellent.

My entree was interesting (chicken marinated in pickle juice, fried, over a waffle, and truffle…read morefries.) My partner had what the waitress referred to as a "restaurant staple" which was short rib stroganoff. He got food poisoning and was vomiting for 16 hours starting the next morning and had a 102° fever. Not going back.

Went on a Saturday night with music for the first time. Delicious food and service was great! I…read moregot the boiled dinner which was your standard corned beef and cabbage; others got the taste of Ireland which was a flight of sorts of 3 entrees, chicken tenders, and the last was the Caribbean rice bowl with fish. We had desserts too. Overall a fun dinner out in a nice atmosphere!

I don't normally write reviews. I've had the pleasure of eating at Kathleens when she was in…read moreBristol, and again in Franklin. Tonight I feel like they were palming off their poorly made food on me in my to go order. I ordered bangors and mash, everything was grossly over cooked. I won't be back.

Friday Night: we were driving up to the lake and decided to stop to get something to eat in…read moreConcord. My son looked on his phone and came across Barley House. We were able to park close by and get in before the big crowd. Barley seems like a happening place. An upscale Irish Pub, for sure! The set up is a bar with a decent amount of restaurant booth seating. Of course, there were tables of different sizes available, as well. We were given a 10 minute wait after meeting with the Hostess. There was alot of activity around the bar and lots of drinks coming out of the bar well....always a good sign! When our time was up, we were quickly escorted to our table. We were each given a menu and a drink menu. Lots to choose from on both menus (see the pic below) I ordered the chicken sandwich with caramelized onions and my son ordered a Chicken Pot Pie. He had a beer and we both had water with a lemon. The food came rather quickly. I was immediately taken back when the caramelized onion was not on my sandwich. I was going to ask the waittress to fix it but it was far to busy and it was not a big deal. Of course, I would have enjoyed the onion but "no big deal". My son's Chicken Pot Pie was a good size and was thrilled with it. We both ate everything on our plates. Our waitress checked in with us a few times to refill, which was nice and came to take the plates away after we were finished. We did not get any dessert. To be honest, we did not see a lot of dessert plates coming to other tables, either. We were thinking maybe people leave to get ice cream at one of the nearby establishments. 5-Stars Price: Fair Parking: plenty near by Vibe: perfect...I would like to watch a game, someday, at the bar Pepsi/Coke: Coke Would I come again? Sure...we enjoyed ourselves and the food and service was excellent

Nice enough place for families with young kids or 20-somethings looking to get drunk, but forget…read moreabout the food! Everything our party of four ordered was a disappointment, starting with an ice-tea cocktail that was undrinkable-- our nice waitress took it off the bill. My grilled salmon on a bed of rice arrived as dry as the Sahara, surrounded by burnt roasted carrots -- at least I think that's what they were. My husband's steak he ordered medium rare was also way overdone, served a block of with cold mashed potatoes. The overly sweet Apple Pumpkin Bisque (for $9) went uneaten after each of us tried a spoonful -- it was more like a bowl of pie filling than soup. Even the dessert, bread pudding with some whipped cream, was gloppy and unappetizing. This is a great place to go if you are fasting.

Food was great. Staff was friendly and the restaurant has a nice aesthetic. The oysters were also…read moregood size and delicious.

The Elms at the New London Inn is an iconic and upscale place in a historic Inn that predates the…read morefounding of the United States. Located at the western end of the New London Town Green, the beautiful surroundings in a quintessential New England village lend a superb ambiance to the place. We also got married twelve years ago at the special events hall on the lower floor of the Inn. And for twelve years, we have been coming here on our anniversary. We know many of the staff, and can attest that the dedication to service and quality is unmatched. This time, as we celebrated our anniversary as usual, making a reservation which was immediately honored when we arrived. To make it even more meaningful, there was a Happy Anniversary placard at our table. That touch of class permeated our evening. Kat was our waitperson. She took care of us superbly. She was there if we needed her. After cocktails, we ordered appetizers, Cheese platter w/salumi, exquisite. Our entree food choices were a superb Pork Tenderloin and a Pan fried cod that left us wanting more. All with a superb Cabernet. Dessert was an Affogato with ice cream. A superb evening, a great anniversary in a great place.