Amazing! So kind and accommodating. Great hangover food, very comforting meal. Would definitely go…read moreback. Get the home fries with the onions.

I love this place- quintessential NE breakfast/lunch place with perhaps best in state Maple syrup…read more We arrived early on a hot holiday day( before 8) and were immediately seated. My ham, cheese and tomato omelette was excellent as was my grilled home made muffin, home fries and blueberry pancake. Too much food so breakfast tomorrow morning before golf. Staff always tops off coffee and plastic silverware and paper plates adds to the NE ambiance. Very popular place so I recommend arriving early or suffer the consequences.

Was up here for a hockey tournament on a weekend in October. Many places weren't open, so we…read moredecided to try this place for breakfast. We showed up with a group of 12 people and the there was a brunette and an older man who were inside when we walked in. The brunette then said, "You need a reservation." There was no one inside the restaurant besides us. The old man was sitting on the couch and said, "We don't take hockey teams." He then muttered it will be an hour before you get your food. We all walked out completely surprised they didn't want our business. Both individuals had no people skills and were completely rude. Would never come back to this place, not even to golf.

Very good breakfast and comfy spot with a great view. That's about. Need to keep writing but not…read moremuch more needs to be said.

What a great cafe right in the town square. It has a lot to offer. All types of coffees pastries…read moreetc. The blueberry scone looked amazing. We had a great service. My daughter and I have dairy allergies and they were very helpful. It's a very homey space and we will be back.

A cute little find in waterville valley. They have a great assortment of coffees and teas, and they…read moreoffer dairy free milk options as well. They also sell breakfast sandwiches and assorted pastries everyday. They have some seating inside but seems like most people get theirs to go. A great place to stop by in the morning before heading out on your adventures!

Today's expedition proved to be successful. Arrived early morning, and only found about four people…read morein front of me in line to be served. Although most of the fresh baked goods were gone, I did secure a couple of muffins and restocked our coffee supply. Staff was very welcoming for early in the morning; this remains my go to coffee stop in the North Woods.

This is the type of place makes me wish I lived here!…read more We found this place when searching for a place for morning coffee. The staff is friendly and very helpful. We didn't eat there but went about 5 times for coffee and drinks during our stay up north. Salted Caramel latte and the Chai Latte was the favorite in our family. They have plenty of other hot and cold drinks in addition to flavors and cold foams. They have a lot of baked goods and breakfast/lunch foods. They also sell their beans which made us happy! They have comfy seats that mae you feel like you're at home. They even have live music? Plenty of parking too. This is the best place for anyone who loves espresso!

I don't normally write bad reviews, even when they're deserved, and I won't this time either…read more Instead, this is a highly specialized recommendation, perfect for a very specific traveler: the team mom or dad of a Pee Wee hockey squad that prefers to practice their cardio by sprinting down hotel hallways at maximum volume all night long. If that's you, congratulations. You've found your destination. At the Snow Owl Inn, management will never trouble you with interruptions like "quiet hours" or "basic courtesy." Your young athletes can bang on every guest room door in the building, shriek with unrestrained joy, and conduct impromptu hallway scrimmages at 10 p.m. without anyone stepping in. Parental exhaustion, road-trip apathy, and total abdication of responsibility are all fully supported here. And if you're a connoisseur of mid-70s ski-lodge décor -- the kind that's not just vintage but extremely broken-in -- you're in for a treat. Every amenity has that perfectly worn, gently dilapidated charm that really completes the experience. So no, this isn't a bad review. It's simply salute to the only travelers who will truly appreciate everything the Snow Owl Inn has to offer.

The hotel is dated but very cozy with several public areas. Fantastic location, rooms are very…read moreclean and beds are comfy. Free breakfast is simple but does the trick. Staff is attentive and eager to please. Kalki Indian Restaurant (onsite) has been excellent both times we went there (2025 and 2026).

Very good breakfast. Pancakes were great, bacon was cooked perfectly, eggs were nice, and the…read morepotatoes were so good. Our waiter was very nice and the service was paced well. Atmosphere was pretty good for smaller place and I especially liked the toy train that went around the restaurant. Would definitely come back.

My friend and I were in Lincoln visiting the ice castles and decided to finally go to a place that…read moreis always jam packed in the summer. It's a cozy little spot right on the main strip. Walked right in, no line, no wait at this time of year. Service was fast and friendly, constant coffee refills, and based on our order, it was an excellent omelettes & flapjacks! We left fat & happy. I can understand now why it's such a fan favorite.

Meeting family for lunch on a Wednesday turned out to be a great experience. There were 4 of us…read moreand we were seated immediately. The host was very friendly and personable. The waitress was attentive and friendly. We ordered an appetizer (buffalo chicken fingers) and soup (broccoli and cheese and chowder) and it was all delicious! Our meals were also great, two Lem Parker sandwiches, two side salads, a spinach salad with chicken added and a fish Ruben. There were leftovers! We all had a great time, enjoyed the food and are looking forward to going back in the spring or summer when we expect the views of the Pemi to be beautiful!

Popular venue overlooking Blair Bridge; consistent quality food; staff is seasoned and efficient.-…read morethis basically describes this farm to table restaurant.(no reservations- first come, first seated) We went with neighbors after getting settled in for the next four months. When we arrived, there was a large bus with tourists that had just arrived so we opted to eat in the bar area versus eating outdoors. Our waitress (Trisha) was one of two bar tenders covering a bar that sat about 12 patrons plus about 6 other tables, She took our orders and then was tied up trying to assist others. We only saw her again when she asked if we desired dessert. My Pasta Fattoria had chicken, spinach, bacon , sun-dried tomatoes, garlic and was very enjoyable. My wife had the steak tips. I could not finish mine so I have lunch for another day. Overall, a nice meal and given the circumstances, Covered Bridge covered most needs.

We stopped in here for lunch, after walking around the holiday market and popping in a couple of…read morethe stores. After choosing a booth next to the windows, our server provided us with a few different menus (each) - a brunch menu, lunch menu, and a Mexican food menu. We all opted for the Mexican menu, and beers (good selection of draft beers, local and the tried/true). It was fairly quiet for noon on a Saturday (there were only a few other tables occupied). I had the chicken enchiladas, which were good and came with rice, refried beans, and guacamole. Others had the tacos (very good), and the mole - everything was very tasty.

We had our hockey team dinner here as the restaurant has a back room that had plenty of seating for…read more30-40 people. The room has a few arcade games and a pool table too. One server took care of us, very friendly. Ordering took a while but food came out reasonably quickly once we put them in. Two extensive menus - American fare and Mexican- so there's bound to be something for everybody. Food was pretty good too- I got the lamb souvlaki with sweet potato fries, which comes with a side salad and yogurt dip.

Be sure to bring your appetite and ask for extra napkins! Whether you're a Dead Head or not, come…read morefor great food, spirits, company, and music. The owner, chef, and staff are personable and passionate which shows in their food and service. We tried the specials--Mary's Chili, and Brisket sandwich. WOW!! They just opened on May 31, 2025 and hit the ground (slopes?) running! The chili was loaded with corn, beans, peppers, and tons of meat. Just the right amount of heat! The brisket sandwich special was tender, hot, and juicy and slathered with your choice of cheese--again, lots of toppings. Food was served hot and quickly. We brought our dog and sat on the outside patio with great views of Loon Mountain. I rarely award 5 stars, but this place has earned it for food, service, and music. Oh, and speaking of music, check their facebook, instagram or website for their live music schedule. There's a great area off the bar to see live performances and listen to great music.

Can't say enough about this local spot. Texas Mary is creating some amazing dishes here. Recently…read moreopened this summer we have been here a few times now. The staff that they have working is incredible. So much of a good vibe. The menu is creative and you are getting things you are getting no where else in town. Thank you. Brisket nachos were so good. Always creating something exceptional

We were in Plymouth area shopping and decided to try the Main Street diner for lunch. I guess we…read moredriven by many times over the years and never noticed the diner in center till we read the reviews on yelp. There are street meter parking spots nearby and there is 3-4 30 min free street parking spots in front of the diner. We stopped in and the hostess and waitress were very kind and friendly. We had on the luncheon menu the fish & chips, and spicy tuna melt with fries. Price is very reasonable and they were fairly fast. The food was fresh, hot and delicious. I would have prefer the fries and fried fish to be light golden color, rather darker brown color. It was still good. We sat in the booth in the dining car, where they have counter with bar stools. Very quaint with warm atmosphere. The booths for me was a tad tight, to get in and seated, but was ok once seated.

Happy to report nothing has drastically changed here; nice old ambiance, friendly waitstaff and…read morevery good food. My spinach, feta and tomato omelette was excellent as were the homemade buttermilk biscuits. Although they need more waitstaff, our waitress made sure to keep the coffee cup full and stopped by periodically. Street parking