What a quaint and inviting place! I worked nearby for years and never went. Now that I'm working…read moreaway, I'd come to visit friends and they're regulars here. Now I see why. The ambiance is fantastic - usually a live performer on Thursday night. The staff is friendly and lots of fun. The food? Well, if you like a REAL Reuben, come here. It's a hunk of a Sammie and absolutely one of the best I've ever had. Side of crispy fries. Yummy. lol. What's not to love? Oh, and a nice draft IPA. Their selection is nice. Overall I give them a 10. Fantastique! I'll be back! Thank you!

Cute little place in the heart of Warner. Service is fantastic, food is terrific, and the craft…read morebeers are hand picked by the owner on a rotating basis. They have nightly specials, an egg roll of the day, and craft cocktails that change depending on the season, plus a craft cocktail each day. Lots of really good food, but you wouldn't necessarily expect from a small town pub, but you gotta go try it out.

Salt Hill Pub is the move every time we're in Newbury. It's literally right across from the…read moreHideaway Inn where my wife and I stay every year, so it's become our little tradition. Perfect spot for lunch or dinner, staff is always so nice, and the manager even came by to check on us--like actual small-town kindness vibes. I got the fish and chips which honestly stood up with some of the ones I've had in London. This time we shared a great burger, a nice cider, and some seasonal parm pretzel bites that were actually bomb. This place just never misses. 10/10 comfort + cozy pub energy with some nice fires too! Salt Hill Pub? More like I'm sodium-deficient and thriving Hill Pub bc...well this place is great.

Food was good enough. We had a Reuben sandwich. Chips tasted homemade - yum. Also Guinness Stew…read morewhich was ok. It came with corn bread which was good and tasted like the Jiffy mix I make. Service was excellent. Everyone was friendly and efficient. We had a booth that could use new seat padding but was private. I wish I noticed there was some outdoor seating with fire pits and sat there instead. I'd give between a 3.5-4

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.

Loved this place after not going for 2 years. Was always good, but after a dinning room renovation,…read moreit's really beautiful. It is now somewhat pub like, but the food is not. It is sophisticated modern American cuisine, and everyone loved their food. An excellent octopus app, roasted chicken and roasted cauliflower were all great. Service was professional yet NH friendly. A great evening

I was waiting on my turkey dinner to-go from next door. Wanted to sit down instead of being tempted…read moreto buy stuff in the gift shop, so I strolled over to the bar at the Copper Kettle. If you Park in the lot, the closest entrance to Hart's Restaurant is through the tavern. So I waited about 20 minutes for my food. The bartenders were friendly and warm. So nice, I decided to open my meal and have a few bites there. I was brought silverware and water and had a lovely experience. The food was so good! Warm and totally how you want a home cooked Thanksgiving style meal to feel. Highly recommend both Hart's and Copper Kettle.

Flying Goose is an iconic pub and restaurant in the Lake Sunapee/Ragged Mountain area, with a huge…read morecustomer base from both local and out of state areas. Food is invariably excellent and the staff is well trained and very helpful. As usual, we went in and were seated immediately. I had their Gorgonzola salad with salmon on top and washed it down with their Rags to Riches IPA. Our entire party was quite pleased with the evening. Our only lack of satisfaction was in the lack of the giant pretzels they used to have. No more. Instead, they have locally made ale pretzels which although healthier, are almost impassable with a hard texture that is unpretzel-like. I encourage the Flying Goose to bring back their old-style pretzels or redo the ale pretzel recipe from scratch. Great evening.

We have always had good food here, and last Friday was no exception. The clam strip appetizer,…read morewhich was one of the specials, was fresh, hot, perfectly breaded, and fried just right. We weren't especially hungry, so my husband ordered a cup of the seafood chowder, which was hearty and flavorful, and he loved it. I ordered a half Cobb salad, which was still very generously sized and full of chicken, vegetables, and fresh cut lettuce, not the sad bagged kind. Unfortunately, the service was a very different story. From the moment we walked in, we were greeted by frowning faces that made us feel less like paying customers and more like people who had wandered into someone's kitchen uninvited. After being seated, we sat for about 15 minutes without anyone acknowledging us. When our waitress finally came over, she also seemed unhappy to be there and gave us a halfhearted greeting. When I politely asked how she was, she replied, "This night is almost over." Not exactly the warm welcome you hope for when you're out spending money on dinner. Throughout the meal, she made several comments about the night being almost over and reminded us that we needed to order anything else we wanted before the kitchen closed. It was 8:30 on a Friday night, so this felt more like we were being rushed out than served. The final bill for two gin and tonics, one martini, the clam strip appetizer, a cup of chowder, and a half salad came to about $100 including tip, plus a ridiculous $3 charge for using a credit card. The food was good, but at those prices, the service needs to be much better. Good clam strips can only do so much heavy lifting. We may come back, but next time we'll probably sit at the bar, where it's harder to be ignored and where the bartender has always been friendly. My suggestion to management would be simple: the kitchen is doing its job, but the front of house needs to make guests feel welcome, not like they're an inconvenience.

Best place in the world I have to say Kara O'Leary who runs the room is amazing best drinks in the…read moreworld clean atmosphere great vibe if you have not been to

Sweet place to grab a drink. They have a good selection of beer. The guy working were real nice…read more Inside is done up with as a cool lodge. There is a good amount of seating facing the mountain. Unfortunately, If you want food you will need to go downstairs. I recommend bringing your food uenjoying the outside seating

They had great beers, and good service! I will be back!! I really love this place and the…read moreatmosphere.

We stopped in here yesterday for a beer. It's a super fun, smaller place that is downstairs, and up…read moreagainst the river. The window was open so we were able to hear the water going by which was nice and relaxing. We had the woodshack's rest golden stout, which was very tasty. Highly recommend stopping in here for a beer if you're looking for somewhere local, and casual.

Good service. Friendly local bar with a twist. ...............................................read more

This bar is amazing! I came by on a Saturday night in August with my friends and there was an…read moreoutdoor slammin' dance party on the front lot with food vendors. The DJ was awesome and people were dancing like crazy. It didn't take too long to get drinks and when we did they were affordable and served with a smile. We had an unforgettable time. I've heard in other nights it can be more low key. The bar itself is gorgeous, historical and large enough to spread out or find a quiet corner.

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!

We came here with good expectations and although overall it was a good visit, some crucial factors…read morewere below standard. The place is immaculate, clean, and antiseptic. The tables are superbly clean. The bathrooms are scrupulously spotless. The bar is perfectly curated and organized. A health inspector here would be sorely disappointed. Cleanest venue I've seen in a long time. The service lacked, however. Right after being ushered to our table with a beautiful outside view, the young waitress started yapping interminably on personal issues with a couple she obviously knew two tables away. We were forgotten. Finally after a good 15 minutes, one of us went to the bar to get menus. The bar waitress came out and bought us menus and gave the young lady a look.... Then the taps were out so in an Irish pub, no slow-poured Guinness. I did get it in the bottle and then had to send the waitress to get a cold glass. Lunch came. Delicious Chicken Moher and my other half a delicious Club Sandwich. Yum The lunch was very good. I would have given five stars. But the initial reception with a lackadaisical waitress tells me that although the pub may be outstanding, they need some better training for their wait staff.

This place is everything I love in a brewery. Private parking, graffiti, brewery sticker display,…read morecool merch, decent music, arcade games and food! Driving in I asked my husband I asked what Kettlehead is known for an he said: Beer. Yet somehow, I can't love Kettlehead. A few things occured that damaged the experience: 1. The waitress spilled a sampler all over my wristlet and cell phone. She was oblivious but she has been spilling it the whole walk to the table! She seamed put out i asked of they had bleach wipes as we were in from out of town and i didnt want mty cell phone smelling like beer all weekend. 2. The waitress stated the coin change machine is wonky and they don't own it. The coin machine worked fine but it was the first game we played, Tokyo Drift, that ate our money. I reported it and seamed like the guy didn't care. He didn't offer me a $1 to make up for it nor did he shut down the machine after my report. I feel like if you have it in your place, you should stand behind it. An issue, it should become yours. 3. The pretzels are terrible. They are like sliced and fried with no flavor. They looked like little hot dogs. We go to a ton of breweries and this is the worst pretzel experience we have ever had. Also, the waitress told us the mustard was the beer cheese and vice versa. My kid was not to happy when she ate mustard! But also, the worst beer cheese we have encountered as well. Her excuse, she has been up since 4am. Well, my husband wasn't wrong. He raved over their beer. Nobody was impressed with their food.

Food was good. I split a smash burger with my wife. Beer…read morewas excellent. I sampled several good IPAs. Very cool place and the brewer was chill!