We had a wonderful brunch on Father's Day. There was a full house and we waited for about 20 minutes which was what we were quoted. We had a very friendly waitress who was attentive. The four of us all loved our meals and thought the ice cream was delicious. read more

My first visit here and my friends 2nd visit here to this location. Ok, the ambiance is cute the food such as eggs and sausage and bacon were good. We all agree the potato were stale and not too good. The service was not as good as I was told from my friend's previous experience. I had to constantly call the server over to refill drink , but I know it's one of the last weekends they're open before closing the restaurant for a few months so I will try them again after they open up again , In February... read more

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For starters, S&J has a very short window for their hours to dine in and have breakfast. For the ice cream, I'm told they are opened til 4pm unless the weather's bad and business is slow. My meal started with an iced coffee to kickstart my day. I was on a tight schedule and saw on the board, a Hawaiian Omelet and went with that. Although I will admit that I was very focused on the word search...for kids. I think the misc. veggie toppings gave it, it's flair. What I enjoyed, was the generous amount of toast. Usually, it's 1 cut in half or 1 whole piece. Also, underneath, there's alot of potatoes to plow through. Didn't finish my fries because I wanted to save room for the ice cream. read more

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On our annual trip to VT, we hopped over the border to NH and stopped by Stuart and John's sugar house. What a cute spot! It's extremely family friendly with solid breakfast options that will make anyone in your family happy. It took a little bit to be taken care of when we first walked in, but after that the service was great! We had blueberry pancakes with their fresh maple syrup that's warmed prior to bringing it out to the table! My husband got a fried chicken and fries special (they also have lunch food) and the fries were perfectly crispy and delicious. After breakfast we wandered down to the calf barn where you can visit with a bunch of baby cows! Super adorable spot and worth a visit read more

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Wow what a great spot! It kind of stands alone in the area but still great! 100% pure maple syrup and products. They have an expansive breakfast menu with all the usual things but you can tell it's good quality. read more

We were really excited to come to this family owned sugar house. They have a veneer of welcoming, but they weren't really welcoming. We were disappointed by the food - husbands eggs were not edible, server was indifferent, prices high and they charged to use a credit card (which required tipping on all charges). The maple syrup was only fair. The evaporator room was cool, everyone was friendly, but the assumption was that we knew how to make maple syrup and we didn't really learn anything. read more

Driving through on a Sunday afternoon had a hankering for chocolate milkshake and lo and behold we took a gamble on a sign off of route 12. As soon as I saw the maple sugaring house I knew I had to try the maple soft serve. Mmmm. Excellent cone! Excellent ice cream! Soft and creamy texture. Totally worth it. read more

Stuart & John's Sugar House - the front of the building - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Westmoreland, New Hampshire

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Just had a GREAT breakfast. Blueberry pancakes with real maple syrup. Sausage was delicious. Well worth the trip. Thank you!! BTW husband finished breakfast with a scoop of ice cream for the road read more

OMG, fresh hot pancakes (with various fruit toppings or chocolate chips), farm fresh eggs, coffee, fresh maple syrup and waffles. Cheap, farm fresh and good! Come here for the maple syrup not the meal. This place is only open seasonally (its mostly locals), closing for winter around the end of Nov. You can buy maple syrup products in amazing different containers, (ie. statue of liberty maple syrup, house shaped or with trees drawn on the bottle) in bulk. They also sell high grade, gallon sized maple for only $50. This is a great place for kids, they offer free coloring crayons, for $1.75 you can buy a coloring book about mapling trees and they have a special kids menu. read more

Stuart & John's Sugar House - Stuart & John's Sugar House - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Westmoreland, New Hampshire

Went to Stuart & John's with my friend this morning & I have to say we were both disappointed. I ordered 2 eggs over medium with toast & 1 pancake on the side; my eggs were overcooked & my pancake was half the size it has been in years past. My friend ordered 2 pancakes with strawberries & she probably got a tablespoon of strawberries on her pancakes & her 2nd cup of coffee was cold (the server rectified the problem with the coffee). Didn't speak up breakfast because it was 10:30 am when we arrived & we were both hungry. We understand going up on your prices, but compromising the meal for smaller portions is unacceptable. We are fairly local & won't be returning. read more

WOW!!!! A late morning ride with the Boyz & Girlz, Jaidyn was our Server she was Efficient, Prompt, Courteous and AADORABLE!!!! The FOOD was AAWESOME!!! Portion HUGE & Prices CHEAP! The whole staff was hustling around like busy bees! Not one Frown in the place! Everyone around was served promptly, the coffee flowed fluidly, and on top of it THEY MAKE AND HAVE THERE OWN ICE CREAM!!! Do not walk RUN to this establishment! Ask for Jaidyn, tell her James W sent you...And The Ghost Hand Puppet. read more

Stuart & John's Sugar House - Breakfast is Served! - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Westmoreland, New Hampshire

They are very friendly and have good food and car shows and they have a nice view and great ice cream.

Got recommended to try here so we took the drive out. Took over an hour to get our food as they took a call in order instead of doing in house guests first. The waitress was not happy about it either. She went back after 45 minutes and helped it get made. The quality wasn't great. Seems like a nice local restaurant with an ice cream area outside too. Maybe we just came on an off day? read more

Food has greatly improved over the years. Nice selection. Wish they were open more/later. A bit pricey but excellent service

Plenty of gluten free options. Good coffee and plenty of breakfast choices, good portions what more can one ask for?

We make a yearly stop at Stuart & John's on Memorial Day weekend. We love the casual atmosphere and friendly staff. The ice cream sundaes are delicious, and the standard diner type food is great too. They have great sandwiches and fried chicken. It's a great spot to stock up on syrup too! Don't let the folding tables and chairs deter you. This place is definitely worth a stop if you're in the area! read more

We are delighted to report that we returned to Stuart & John's restaurant and enjoyed a significantly improved experience over our last visit in 2013. We're indebted to Robyne, who sent us a note about changes and urged us to come back. We're glad we did. Briefly, while the friendly service remains, the quality of the food seems up, and there is a huge change for the better in the restaurant environment. Specifically, in 2013 we complained about a general lack of cleanliness and an overuse of cheap plastic/paper items. That is no longer the case; the restaurant was spotless on our visit, loved the new floors and very pleased with the non-paper cups and dishes. That means the focus now shifts back where it should: to the food, and we came away satisfied with the yummy pancakes, the sausage (which tasted homemade), the tasty corned beef and the nicely prepared eggs. We liked our server, though she got a bit overwhelmed by the crowds and was a little slow with coffee refills and the check. No matter; we like the changes here a lot, and we'll come back and invite others to do so. Our thanks to Robyne; we believe in local owners and are extremely happy to write good things about them. read more

Make sure you have time. Accepting Sunday rush, we still decided to wait, but even after an hour and even after finally being seated, our party of 2, no server came, no coffee/ water offered, no acknowledgment...couldn't even get a server/hostess attention not worth eating in anger so we left. read more

Straight from the maple tree right on to my plate. Start with breakfast, end with a tour of how to make maple syrup. Or "sirup" if you're French Canadian. Yum! Yum! Yum! (Hi. Go for a side of the homemade sausage patties with your pancakes. Bye.) These guys are proud of what they do. John explained that they use a machine that was intended to distill water to remove water content from the sugar syrup (reverse osmosis) BEFORE they start to boil it. Takes it from a 43:1 ratio to 7:1. *Insert science-y things here, etc.* Awesome-family-run-first-class-farm-quality. Four stars due to wonky paper plates and plastic silverware only. read more

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OK, so its a pancake house and I always get a stack of blueberry pancakes, but the real showstopper here is the sausage patties!!!

This review is for the restaurant, which is open every Saturday and Sunday for breakfast and lunch. I had breakfast at Stuart & John's recently, which is open on the weekend. On my way to VT, I stopped in here mid Saturday morning and the place was busy, but not full. I was seated promptly as I entered the restaurant. The place is not that fancy, which has that country kitchen atmosphere. The dining area is in one open room with several tables, small gift shop with plenty of NH maple syrup for sale, and the kitchen area is visible from the dining area. The waitress offered me fresh brewed coffee as I sat down. The coffee ($2) served in a green ceramic mug, was very good. The cream on the table was from Market Basket. I was very hungry, so I ordered the Farmer's Breakfast ($12.99) which consisted of 2 Plain Pancakes, 2 eggs (I got scrambled), home fries, choice of meat (chose 2 sausage patties), and choice of toast (I chose raisin). All meals come with unlimited NH Maple Syrup! The food was served to me in under 10 minutes! The portion of food was ginormous, piled on! The thick fluffy pancakes were really good with the maple syrup & butter. The scrambled eggs were decent, soft lump pieces. The sausage patties were grilled and very soft (the kind cut from a Jimmy Dean sausage roll). The raisin toast was buttered. The home fries (fresh cut potato pieces) were grilled and browned. I also ordered 3 Slices of Texas French Toast ($5.99) for carryout, which came out hot & soft and I made sure I drenched French Toast in maple syrup. Overall, the food here was solid good typical country breakfast fare. Next time, I will try out the Fritters (corn and apple) with Maple Syrup! I came here very hungry and I left happy and full (sort of borrowed slogan from IHOP). read more

This was a long awaited visit. We were able to sit down as soon as we walked in at a table of our choosing. We went around 11am on a Saturday. We started with maple iced coffees - it was too sweet for me as I normally order sugarless coffee so they kindly replaced it for me with a regular coffee. On the other hand, my boyfriend loved it. The paper cups were not a good look, however. I was surprised our $3 iced coffees were served in them. I ordered the Southwest omelet which was phenomenal! The portions are huge so I didn't finish my dish - rare for me! My boyfriend ordered the ham and cheese omelet and he loved it too. We went all out since it was our "cheat day" so we tried the apple fritters. These were a let down. It was basically sweet bread with the option of pouring maple syrup on top. We debated on these or the banana nut pancakes which we'll definitely pick next time. It's definitely on the pricier side as our total for two iced coffees, the two omelets, and the fritters came to $37 and change. Service was great. The waitresses were all young girls who appeared to be in high school. I didn't feel rushed at all which is huge for me. I think given the prices the place could afford to renovate a bit. The tables and chairs remind me of the ones you find at a rental hall. They are an eye sore and I think some wooden tables and chairs would give it the country sugar house look. We'll be back! read more

Stuart & John's Sugar House - Southwest omelet - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Westmoreland, New Hampshire

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Took 2 young grandkids for lunch this Saturday and had the worst server ever. We requested she take the entire order when she came for the drink order ( the young kids have a hard time waiting) and she said she had to wait or she wouldn't remember what we ordered. She took forever to bring the food that was sitting under the warmer. She went to another table 6 times to chat and never came back to check on us once. I had to wave my hand to get her attention for the check. The kids never ate their chicken because she never came with ranch. We were very disappointed. We usually have a great experience. read more

A fun local restaurant has slid deeply. Prices rival NYC or Boston, service and food not even up to Denny's level. Syrup is still excellent but everything else is mediocre, at best. Three primary breakfast choices are $14 plus cost of coffee or other drinks. read more

This restaurant is amazing the staff are always friendly and they have pancakes that melt in your mouth not to mention the maple syrup. They also have a delicious lunch menu. read more

This is my favorite pancake place ever with its homemade maple syrup my favorite thing to get here is blueberry pancakes paired with raisin toast with a coffee frappe another thing you must try is it's superior Belgian waffles with whipped cream and strawberries read more

This place is highly regarded by the locals and I tend to agree with them on this. I think some of the out of towners have their expectations a little out of joint. The omelette, banana pancakes and toast we had were cooked with good precision, fresh, and nothing was overly greasy. I'd say it as good or better in food Quality than most Denny's or Perkins I've been to. I disagree with a previous reviewer, The pancakes and omelettes were definitely several steps in Quality above any community bkfst I've been to (though the seating may not) Taking it for what it is, we were quiet pleased with our experience. Granted, the folding chairs aren't the most comfortable seating, and drinks came in paper cups. But I'd say these are minor things and part of the character of the sugar-house style of the place. I'd easily recommend it as a standard bkfst place if your in the area. The servers were friendly and seemed quite concerned that everything was to our liking. There was placard on the table asking patrons to bring anything unacceptable to "robin's" attention. read more

Where do I begin...Do I start with the bare round ugly tables? Do I start with the plastic knives and forks in plastic cups that are always on the table ALL DAY??? Do I start with the dirty floors, the 115 things on the table or the uncomfortable chairs you have to wait forever in to get a meal you could have gone without? I'm sorry. Maybe I was expecting just a little more with the popularity of the maple syrup making in another part of the building. Maybe a nostalgic pretty dining room with antique NH and Vermont eclectic finds on shelves and walls. Maybe pretty lighting and REAL silverware. Maybe nice tables and chairs to go along with their farm views and flavor. Little things like that could go a long way to making this so much better than it was. But then again how can you serve fried food upon fried food from the freezer and be any good. Total waste of money and total waste of time trying to find something good to say about a place that could be better with a little imagination and pride. read more

You want breakfast? Got some time to drive out to Westmoreland? Go hit up Stuart and John's Sugar House. S&J's was great before but now it has gotten better with eggs and omelets on the breakfast menu. It doesn't stop there, this year they have included an ice cream stand and started to serve up classic summer time dinners of clam rolls/lobster rolls, hot dogs/burgs, salads, and sandwiches. Breakfast is huge. Waffles and Pancakes will fill anyone up. Open Thursday- Sunday 11-8 for the dinner/ice cream Sat and Sun Breakfast 8-1. Try the homemade sausage and donuts! read more

*review NOT for restaurant- rather, the sugar house itself * Visiting the Sugar House was a great experience- both educational AND inspirational. (Not to mention the intoxicating smells of maple syrup ;) ) Family-Run establishment with a great history (Stuart & John, lifelong friends- started tapping maple trees as teenagers in 1975. Here they are 30+ yrs later with a successful business that incorporates environmentally friendly technology. They were even awarded a grant by the state for their "green" efforts!) Alisha was charming, passionate about her family's business, well-spoken and has a real talent for explaining the entire process from tree to table! ;) Alisha, you're awesome! We actually got to meet and chat with Stuart & John, who are two of the the nicest, most down-to-earth guys you will ever meet. (Happy 55th B-Day John, hope that maple cake your mom baked for you was delicious!) They are still very much involved "hands on" with the day-to-day workings at the sugar house, more hospitable than you can possibly imagine, and still best friends! Most importantly? They serve up a delicious final product. Businesses like Stuart & John's bring a sense of pride to any community- while reminding us that a youthful vision, combined with honest principles, passion and perseverance really do pay off. Bravo, Stuart & Johns! This WV girl is proud of you! read more

I am not a breakfast fan, and this place wowed my with their Southwest Omelet and fresh sausage patties. The décor isn't anything to get excited about and you do eat off of toss away plate, cups and forks. The prices are fair and the food is super good. read more

We stopped in around 5:00 on a sunny summer Saturday afternoon. Unlike in years past, they no longer do supper, apparently, but stop serving food at 3:00 (???). So we got ice cream cones....over $12.00 for two medium sized cones, including the extra $1.25 they charge if you want a waffle cone (and we only got that for one). Good ice cream, but way too expensive. We've always loved S & J in the past but this trip was a bummer... read more

Great syrup and syrup consumption substrates like pancakes. Very cool farm location, great views, feels like a pancake breakfast put on by a local organization. Get out there and support this great farm. Not the fastest service, so be prepared to wait. Very casual dining room with a view of the kitchen. Real maple syrup! read more

Terrible value and quality for breakfast. I ordered eggs Benedict, which said in the description that it came with two "poached eggs". The eggs had clearly been microwaved and had the consistency of a soft sponge with fully cooked yolks. On top of that, the dish was over 12 dollars, so with that and one cup of coffee ($2) my total came out to $15.50 before tip. I have never had a lower quality breakfast at a restaurant and furthermore have never spent 15.50 on such a relatively simple breakfast for one. Absolutely would not recommend Stuart and Johns for breakfast. Ps. The servers were not rude but lacked basic manners. read more

Great food, fair prices, helpful servers. Willing to drive 45 minutes to eat here with a small child! The corn and apple fritters are awesome, the pancakes are a good size, and the sides aren't skimpy. There's also a viewing room to watch the maple syrup process which is fun for kids and adults alike. read more

Great Pancakes but remember it is was it is... It's a simple breakfast location at a farm. It's four star people and food but a two star low budget operation. And there's nothing wrong with that if you accept from the beginning. Your going to have paper plates and plastic forks so what... That's the fun of it. It is was it is and it's good! read more

Stuart & John's Sugar House - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Westmoreland, New Hampshire

Good syrup good pancakes. Fried potatoes were a little better than average. Good breakfast.

Great breakfast, great service and fast, when your on motorcycles u don't want to wait long. Will go back again

Great place to come and get some good food at a reasonable price. I had a roast beef panini with sweet potato fries. Very very good. The coffee was hot in a nice ceramic mug though the additional Ice Tea was in a Togo cup it would be nice to get in a real glass. The service is very good servers are very attentive! The reason for 4 stars vs 5 is the tables and chairs are more like sitting is a elks hall than a restaurant. If you have not been here you should as for some good food! read more

Second try.... Terrible, overpriced, unsanitary - smells like manure. Sorry but seriously, don't bother. read more