Food was good, staff friendly and helpful. I bit loud with all the hard surfaces, my hearing…read moresituation made it hard to have a conversation.

Normally, I order take-away from this quaint local breakfast spot. But I strictly waited until I…read morewas finally able to eat in the dining area so that I could give a full perspective of the food as well as the service and decor. First off, the staff are SO friendly here! The bar lady who was describing the specials to me seemed wicked eager about a few of them. I wondered if she had practiced that speech in front of a mirror every night before bed. Or perhaps she really does love those specials (even though I can't remember what they are at the moment). Next, we have the interior. Now....a brief background for the non-locals not familiar with the history of this location: In the not too distant past, this place used to be called "Donna's Place", which was subsequently shutdown for reasons unbeknownst to me. However, the general layout is similar to its predecessor; with the exception of the table rearrangements. They ostensibly retained the bar and even threw in a few add-ons to the overhead. Also, just a caveat when you first arrive: you have to use the side entrance instead of the one facing the street. Okay. We gotta talk about the coffee real quick. While the roast itself presents a nice bold flavor, I gotta tell ya....this coffee mug is HUUUUUGE!! I swear to you they bring out like, a bucket of coffee. Thing must be at least 16 ounces! I took a picture of it next to a standard size sugar container for comparison. Friggin' HUUUUUUGE! So far, my all time go-to breakfast is the build your own omelet with cheddar cheese, tomato, and onions with a side of homefries and toast. I've had this combo with and without ham, plus a side of bacon. But I was really curious about the infamous homemade hash. And so it was. I'm still the misfit who prefers canned hash over homemade. However, this one exceeded my expectations. Ordinarily, I'm forced to get used to the trend of homemade hash consisting of shoe-leathery brisket mixed with potatoes, all of which is typically bland. But not this hash. GP's hash is surprisingly well seasoned and tender! It's strange, but almost like a combination of canned and homemade. The corned beef is minced similarly like canned, only with a different texture. It's tricky to explain to folks unfamiliar with hash. All I'm saying is....definitely give this one a try. The omelets here are phenomenal! That's all there is to say, really. Sure, they could be seasoned up a bit (along with the potatoes). But this is the restaurant biz. Chefs have to play it safe when it comes to salt, after all. As many know, I'm always down for supporting my local hot spots. And this one will certainly remain a continual revisit for moi. Therefore, I'll give The Good Place 5 sensationally built omelets with all the fixins and a side of hash out of 5.

We stopped for breakfast while waiting for my partner's car to be serviced next door. Restaurant…read morewas busy in the middle of the week but we were seated right away. It appears to be a very popular place and it is open 24 hours a day. I noticed that coffee was listed as providing 1 refill only. I imagine that it might be to discourage people wanting to sit there for hours. Our server offered a second refill that was declined since I didn't finish my second cup as it was weak for my taste. I went with their crab benedict with sauce on the side. My egg was perfectly cooked and my crab cake was perfectly seasoned. Our server was very friendly and attentive. They have plenty of parking although we walked from the dealership next door. Restrooms were organized and clean.

I visited recently with my family and left feeling really uncomfortable and unwelcome. We were told…read moreit would be "uncomfortable" to seat 4 adults and a child, yet it didn't seem like a genuine attempt was made to accommodate us. As a family of color, the interaction didn't sit right and felt discouraging. To make matters worse, our car was towed shortly after we left the lot to find another place to eat. When returning not even 2 hours after we see our car being towed. Overall, the experience was disappointing and upsetting.

Absolutely love the layout and ambiance of this diner. The restaurant has a modernistic vintage…read morelayout. Extremly large seating area that was completely booked on a weekend morning. The workers were pleasant and efficient with their service. Ordered eggs, homefries, bacon, and multigrain toast. Everything was delicious and fresh. Even the bread tasted amazing, which is uncommon for diner toast. The homefries stood out as well. Really wish this breakfast spot was closer!

Same excellent service and fun, quirky decor, but the menu downsizing/revamp left us disappointed…read more There's definitely a larger focus on the adult beverages (drinks get their own, large menu/book). The food menu looks more serious. Favorites such as the cookie monster pancakes, pastrami sandwich, rice rice baby bowl, and more are gone. The chocolate buttermilk pancakes were lackluster and the chicken and waffles were not as good as they have been in the past.

Upon entering the diner I simply loved the atmosphere. The server was so attentive and topping up…read moremy coffee. On this super hot day, I was heading for the seating in front of the grill, my favorite spot, always in diners, she suggested I use a booth instead as it was already hot in that area. I could see the cooks working and the food arrived in a good amount of time. It was nice and hot.

4 of us were seated immediately around 8:45 on a Saturday morning…read more ATMOSPHERE: Warm, fun, comfy diner feel with loads of memorabilia. It was buzzing with people the entire time but as it is roomy inside, I never saw anyone having to wait. SERVICE: Adrienne took wonderful care of us, keeping coffee topped off and making sure we had everything we needed. FOOD: Good, solid diner food, fresh ingredients. One pancake was the size of the entire dish, could have used a few more chocolate chips. The campora omlet good, would be made better with something savory added or maybe more garlic/onion spice. Home fries were tasty, grilled english muffin excellent. The corned beef hash is crunchy, preference is for the beef to be a bit softer. The bill can be paid with credit card, but the tip must be in cash. Plenty of parking. Beware, if going during winter, the entrance walkway is barely shoveled, we had issues getting a walker through as one side was a very thick layer of ice, so a tricky entrance and exit. I'd recommend they put way more ice melt down near the entrance and chip away at that ice to prevent falls. The parking lot was nice and clear.

Old fashioned diner that is only open for breakfast and lunch. We came for the talked about lobster…read morerolls. They definitely give you a lot of lobster! We ordered the 10 ounce roll with a side of onion rings. Lobster meat was big chunks and plentiful. We also got a bowl of clam chowder that was rich and creamy. Service was friendly and attentive. They do charge a small fee for credit cards.

Friendless service, close to home, hot food fast. Love coming here on a Sunday morning. Feels like…read morehome.

Great food, great service, every time!…read more I have been to Caribbean Breeze multiple times yet somehow I haven't made a review! Chef Gerald's selection is delicious and well portioned. When you visit you never leave hungry. I love the flavors available, each time you visit you can choose a different island to order food from, each with their own unique styles. I highly recommend visiting and visiting often! Service is always great and the ambience isn't overly loud even though they have over 60 available seats. I'll be back ASAP!

Nice owners and large restaurant with parking available. We arrived at 11a and only received the…read morebreakfast menu but we heard another table ask for lunch so we did the same. There's a mix of Dominican and Jamaican food. We ordered the jerk chicken and oxtail - both were good and large portions (counting rice). I wish the jerk chicken came with cabbage, and it was pretty mild but they do bring out a tray hot sauces. It took a bit for service and there were no patties out yet. The oxtail was very tender with a lot of gravy. There's also WiFi available and there was a table who was working and eating.

The place is amazing and good for avigeeks because you can get excellent views and service it's…read morekind of loud with all the planes but it's fun. The food is delicious. I recommend the Nashua tower for big breakfast sandwich people

Great food. There are staple breakfast and lunch options as well as daily specials, all cooked just…read moreright. It's a fun atmosphere where you can see the small planes take off and land. Casual and friendly.

I have not been to this Restaurant since it was called the Sunset a few years ago…read more I finally found very tasty "Chicken Croquettes" here. Great taste, texture, size, and price. Highly Recommend...

GREAT experience; having tried this place for the 1st time today (a Wednesday, late morning);…read moreExceptionally, friendly and attentive staff. I am in a wheelchair and the staff must have seen us coming as ChrisAnn (unsure of spelling) greeted us and assisted us (husband and I) with the doors (which are not automatic) and, as we entered, stated that she already set us up at the first table, which I found to be above and beyond the typical service of any establishment. The menus were already at the table and a chair removed, to make space for my wheelchair. Both of us ordered the steak tips and eggs, which we both enjoyed, cooked exactly as ordered, and as tasty as one can expect. Husband had his with hash browns (?) [pan-fried potato chunks] & toast; mine with grilled English muffin and a side of baked beans. What I really like was the plating, such that none of the food items ran together, that is, the beans were in a small dish separate from the eggs and English and the steak was on a separate small plate, making it easier to cut (without bumping up against other foods). When our son was a young child, we referred to this as "no-touch-atarian" as he really disliked his foods touching one another. Now, some 30+ years later, I have to agree that some food items are just best as stand-alone items. I would have given a full 5 star rating except that I tend to be slightly more critical with my assessments as they relate to accessibility. The parking lot could use a repainting as the lines and handicapped parking symbols were barely visible. They have a ramp to the entrance but, without automatic doors, it can cause difficulties at the top as there is no level area at the top to allow one to stop and prevent the chair from rolling backwards to allow one to open the door. I have a care giver that gets me in and out, so it is not a huge barrier for me personally but I can see it being difficult for more independent wheelchair users. Access to the restroom is a bit awkward but not impossible And the staff helped with that as well.

We visited because we are new to the area and received a coupon in the mail. We were pleasantly…read moresurprised by the food and prices. Service was prompt, space is clean. The ambiance is much to write home about but if you're looking for a decent breakfast, you can't go wrong. Plenty of parking too.

As some of you probably already know, I'm a sucker for a good cozy local breakfast place. Apropos,…read moreI happened upon this place via Yelp through a fluke, really. Meaning to click on someone's check-in or something, I ended up clicking on this diner instead. I read the menu, saw they had one of my all time favorites (the hash & eggs), then I was instantly sold! Naturally, the hash & eggs lived up to their rep. Cookies offers both canned and house made hash (though I almost always choose the former for personal reasons) and the homefries were well seasoned and crispy on the outside. Unfortunately, as with most breakfast places, they can't seem to butter toast very well. A minor inconvenience, at worst. My recommendation would be to maybe sub this for a bagel with cream cheese (note to self), unless you're one of those jam on toast types. In which case, have at you. The coffee was decent. Obviously a breakfast blend that's not too bold. But at least it didn't taste like tea. Now, I gotta talk about the layout real quick, because it's rather unique. You may have noticed in the outside photo that there's two entrances. That's because the one on the right is meant for handicapped accessibility (hence the ramp). I have to say...that's rather thoughtful of them. Of course, given the inordinately high volume of senior citizens residing in NH, why am I even surprised? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Also, the interior is interesting because it has these two sections; the main dining area where the restrooms are also located, and a smaller back area with a mini bar and a few other tables. If you manage to be seated at one of the tables along the middle of both areas, there's this open window where you can view the mini bar and kitchen. This is also where the servers operate from if you're sitting at said tables. I hope I described that accurately, since taking photos of the interior without accidentally capturing a few faces was next to impossible. So, would I return? Certainly, if I ever manage to convince the wifey to join me (she's not what you'd call an early riser). The food here is very diner-esque (IYKYK) and I dare say rivals that of The Good Place on Lowell road. I'm giving Cookies Diner 4 plates of savory hash & eggs out of 5.