Loved this place. Stuff was good. On the pricier end but they nailed every bit of it... down to the…read morepickle. Service was fast, the fries were EXCELLENT and the sandwich was I think fried in cheese. Ambience is even pickle-y. What I got they did well. What I felt was missing were more vegetarian options, FREE real maple syrup upon request. ($4 for that ruled out all of the wonderful sweet breakfast options for me...) and milkshakes! Diner food, diner vibe, no milkshakes?

This place has lots of seasonal fun and creative menu items…read more Good: They play Christmas movies during Christmas time. I really enjoy that. I wish they did that for other holidays. The decorations are very festive. They lean into over the top. This makes it a great place for kids and adults that appreciate quirky things. The staff are very nice and friendly. The way they lean into over the top theming can make this feel more like a quirky restaurant in New York then something on moody st. I would love to see more character in Massachusetts restaurants and In a pickle is leading by example. Bad: The TVs with with America's funny home videos can be a little much. The home fries have way too much salt.

One of our go-to brunch spots is @thesmokingtrout in Marlborough, NH, when driving back to MA and…read moreas always on point. Our waitress Nessa took good care of us. The cocktails were spot on. Then the food arrived, hats off to the chef and crew. Both of our meals were super fresh and tasty, and my omlette was so fluffy! Great services, portions, and prices.

The food was very good, I got a burger, and we started with the chips and dip, both were very…read moretasty. The restaurant itself was very quaint and comfortable. We came on $5 house cocktail day, so we tried out a few different drinks, the VSS, the Mez, and a Berry Bourban Mash, all were tasty, but the VSS was VERY sweet. Service was excellent right up until we left, unfortunately, my friend was inadvertently covered in a beer that a waitress was carrying to a table. The waitress apologized profusely. Overall was a good experience though.

I'm so glad we saw the sign and decided to stop in! The menu is big, there is a cute area to sit,…read moreand service was super friendly. The smashburgers were fantastic and the fries were some of the best I've had anywhere. Worth the stop!

I almost hate to write a positive review because I don't want to share the little secret place…read morethat makes the best burgers I have ever had in my 50 year on this planet! But alas, this I must do because I can not in good conscience deprive others of what I have discovered. What can only be described as the most amazing roadside eatery in Cheshire county. It's worth the drive and worth your time. Eat up!

I got the Vito. Holy shit. This is the kind of sandwich that ruins all other sandwiches. I did…read morethings to this sandwich that are not family-friendly. Upon taking the last bite, I was sent back into the cold reality of the world, a reality in which I wasn't eating that sandwich.

Pauli's is a casual sandwich shop in Boston's North End that has become well known for its lobster…read morerolls, while also serving a wide variety of sandwiches, soups, and comfort food. We walked into a simple counter-service space with limited indoor seating, the kind of place that feels more like a grab-and-go stop than a sit-down lunch spot. Even with its small footprint, there was a steady stream of customers coming in for one of the signature sandwiches, and the energy of the room stayed practical and focused on getting orders out efficiently. The lobster roll is the clear standout. We ordered one and found it generously filled with lobster meat, making it feel substantial compared to many other lobster rolls around the city. Whether you choose it hot with butter or cold with mayo, the focus stays on the lobster itself rather than overwhelming it with extra ingredients. The toasted roll added just enough texture without taking away from the filling. Although the lobster roll gets most of the attention, the rest of the menu offers plenty of options if seafood is not what you are looking for. There are oversized sandwiches, soups like clam chowder, and classic sides that make it easy to find something for different tastes. The portions are generous overall, making the prices feel reasonable considering the amount of food you receive. The service was quick and efficient, which fits the fast-paced counter-service concept. The staff moved through orders with speed, and the food came out without much delay. The biggest thing to keep in mind is the limited seating, especially during lunch hours or peak tourist seasons in the North End. If the dining area is full, taking your food to go or finding a nearby outdoor spot can be a better option. Overall, Pauli's is a great stop if you are looking for a satisfying lobster roll without an overly formal seafood restaurant experience. The generous portions, straightforward menu, and convenient location make it an easy place to visit while exploring the North End, especially if lobster rolls are at the top of your list.

After a midday hike summiting Pack Monadnock Mountain, we had a relaxing lunch in the Dublin Road…read moreTaproom & Eatery at Shattuck Golf Course, Jaffrey, NH (Apr 2026) We rewarded our hike with several craft IPAs and a passion-fruit sour from the tap-menu above the bar, a nicely-varied set of beers. Very refreshing. We added a bright and brightly-flavored roasted beet salad with, crumbled goat cheese, glazed pecans & slices of pickled red onions. And they kindly allowed us to order a simple hot grilled cheese & fries off of the kids' menu, which we shared around as a little bar snack to tide us over. We enjoyed the view to the west of stately Monadnock Mountain. They have a golf course and mini-golf, too, but this time we were just for the beer. In addition to the hand-written tap list above the bar, they keep an online list up-to-date, too. This was a pleasant recovery from our strenuous day. We visited on a Saturday, and we'll make sure to get back here during their weekday 4-6pm happy hour!

Our experiences here are consistently terrific !! I love the vodka blueberry lemonade drink while…read moremy husband goes for a different beer each time !! The food and service is always great and the views, of course, can't be beat

Came here to try the peanut butter beer (Sack Lunch) - worth the trip! It was so cool to try a…read morelighter beer that is flavored with peanut butter. It has the pan smell and taste nailed. Wish that they had it in to go cans, but they said it sells out fast (understandable). Picked up a few to go cans to try later. Quick and friendly service. Poor cell signal but they have public Wi-Fi.

Not a fan favorite. We've eaten in person and ordered through door dash multiple times and never…read morehad a great experience. Between lack of friendly service, orders being made incorrectly (with no modifications keep in mind), and timely service. We've crossed this off our list of places we like do not eat at, 100%. I had hoped with multiple visits it was a one or two time dislike, but it continued to happen each time. We've found friends of ours giving similar reviews when talking about the establishment.

Great food! I meant to take photos of the dinner but the…read morefood smelled so good I forgot. Started with the buffalo wings and they were crispy and delicious And complimentary rolls and butter So good and I want the recipe for that bread it was delicious For dinner I ordered the spinach cheddar baked haddock. It was delicious and buttery! Husband got the prime rib. He loved that it was served with a thicker gravy rather than au jus that most places do. Medium rare and came out at the perfect temp. Dinner also comes with a side salad. You won't leave this place hungry! We are definitely coming back. They were busy but that's the be expected on a Friday night. So glad to see a local family owned business thriving.

DJ's restaurant and bar was one of the few things open on a Sunday night 8pm in this cute little…read moretown of Ludlow. So we were happy to find a place to eat. The selection of entrée items is absolutely the most I've ever seen in a restaurant, it made it hard to decide. I asked the waitress and she said the chicken Cordon Bleu was one of the top items so that's what I picked. It was basic stuffed ham n cheese in the chicken breast, it wasn't breaded, which I liked. It was smothered in a kind of a gravy or white sauce, not quite sure what sauce it was. Hot fresh baked rolls, a basic chopped iceberg lettuce house salad and baked potato included. Also ordered was the chicken tender dinner, very plentiful, enough for 3 people I'd say. Sadly the dipping honey mustard was so bad, like salad dressing with vinegar flavor, not good! I had a glass of Merlot, I'm not sure I've seen an eight dollar glass of wine on a menu in the last decade, so that was pleasant. In general, the server was very efficient, the host not so friendly, and the place was spacious but has very dated decor, which some may consider part of its charm. Unfortunately we're sitting by some very noisy people, taking phone calls and playing sports out loud on their phones acting like they owned the place, kind of ruined atmosphere. But they knew the staff and must think that behavior was acceptable. Bottom line we needed to eat and it was food.

This place was delicious! I had the roast turkey delight and it was packed full of turkey! The…read moretomato jam was amazing on it as well. I had a bite of the crispy Korean chicken sandwich and that was also divine. Next time I would probably try one of their other chicken sandwiches! It was also lovely to sit on the porch for lunch today with plenty of seating available.

Literally everything here is good. Easily the best breakfast in a 30 minute radius. Get the…read morebiscuits and gravy.

We are traveling around New England and found the Hungry Diner. A really sweet girl met us at the…read moredoor and explained their ordering system and was very helpful with recommendations. My husband had the burger and I had a fish sandwich. Both were cooked to perfection. Also, the fries had a great seasoning. So good, ketchup wasn't needed. Also, while dining, the song Way Down South on the Chattahoochee" was playing. Unbeknownst to them, they were playing our song. We are from Georgia and practically grew up on the Chattahoochee River. We highly recommend the Hungry Diner!

Cute place with ample indoor and outdoor seating. Friendly staff! Delicious food! Got the veggie…read moreburger and it was the most unique veggie burger I have ever had! It was both light and filling and extremely flavorful!

This was my first visit to Harrison's since my pre-Yelp days, when it was just the roast beef…read moreestablishment on its own. The interior has undergone a very nice upgrade, with wooden benches and a long bistro-style table in the center. It's very clean and bright, and there's now 3 single-person rest rooms (men's, women's, and a smaller general rest room). I was interested in something with some type of vegetable/fiber, rather than roast beef today, so I opted for a turkey sub (sliced turkey roll). I did sample a roast beef sandwich - the beef was good, I didn't care for the hot sauce. My sub was made by slicing the roll open on one side, wedge-style, then the turkey and cheese, then chopped tomatoes (as opposed to sliced), sliced red onions, lots of shredded lettuce, and then the oil and vinegar. Within seconds of attempting to eat the first half, it suddenly became "turkey and cheese on a sub roll and a side salad," as almost all of the lettuce, tomatoes, and onions fell out of the sub and onto the paper on in which it was wrapped. Good thing they have forks and napkins readily available! Good but messy. There's plenty of bottled beverage options in the cooler, including sodas and teas - so many that I almost couldn't find the bottled water! Still, it was nice to re-visit Harrison's.

Roast Beef sandwich was very good. Got a fish sandwich that had a whole fillet of fish but was put…read moretogether horribly it was flattened and damp! Stuck to the roast beef!!