Went here with some guest and everyone loved the food. The staff were bilingual and very friendly!…read more Food portions were large and the beer was ice cold. There are approximately 5 Mexican Restaurants on Elm st , and this one might be the best. Would definitely recommend!

Amazing drinks and the food was amazing too!!!!! We'll definitely be back. The service was great!…read moreThe ambiance took us back to Mexico.

Lety's is a hidden gem. 2 margaritas (banana and peach) Wow those were amazing. Let's talk about…read morethe burrito bowl. Ground beef was the option we choose. Less lettuce would be a bit better, plenty of meat, rice and beans. Tacos with pork, soft shells are the only option but it works! I typically don't care for soft tacos, these work! Everything tasted fresh and cooked to order. One of the sauces (green one) super salty. All and all a great filling meal, and supporting local businesses is fabulous

Local pub that we have now tried a few times. It is a bar. Maybe get an appetizer while drinking…read moreat the bar but you definitely won't be rushing back for the food. We have sat at the bar and the 2 bartenders are great. Very attentive and they make a good drink. Tonight we opted for a booth. Most if the patrons were at the bar. Ordered french onion soup, beef stout soup, pizza and Turkey sandwich. It took 35 minutes for the soup to come out and it was lukewarm warm. Beef soup he said had good flavor. Turkey sandwich was not what I expected and IMO not good. I only ate a few bites. Had to ask for the side of gravy. It clearly had been sitting there as it was congealed on top. Owner comped the pizza which was eaten ironically. It's very loud . Not a lot of ambiance. I will be surprised if they aren't just a bar in 2 years, as there are Better food options in town

Big Dawg's Eatery opened this week (1/12/2025) in Bradford, next door to McDonald's. This renovated…read morerestaurant & bar is located in the former Bradford Brew House (BBH)/Kelley's/Ronnie D's building. The full service bar has seating on each side, booth seating along the opposite wall and booths and tables in the back area. They have 6 large flatscreen TVs (3 on each side of the room) and 4 monitors for Keno & Powerball, digital jukebox, and framed logo posters of the Red Sox, Bruins, Celtics, and Patriots under the TVs on both sides of the room. The food menu offers pub fare including appetizers, pasta dinners, salads, 14" pizzas, sandwiches/ burgers/subs/wraps with fries, soup, steaks, turkey, pork chops, seafood, and a kids menu. The prices are moderate. The bar offers bottle beers, seltzers, and wine. After hearing how busy this place has been this grand opening week, I stopped by for late evening eats. I got here around 8:52pm when it wasn't busy and took a seat up at the bar. The bartender gave me a food menu and informed me the kitchen would be closing in 5 minutes. Since I already looked over the menu before heading over, I immediately ordered the Chicken Cacciatore with Spaghetti ($21 plus tax) and a Side Salad ($4 plus tax) with an ice water. The food came out together 10 minutes later. The portions of food were respectable. The side salad was pretty basic with iceberg lettuce, tomato slices, red onions, and a big side of dressing (I got chunky bleu cheese). The chicken cacciatore had a mix of tender pieces of boneless chicken, sauteed peppers & onions, tomato sauce, parmesan cheese, and al dente cooked spaghetti. I was also told that they ran out of garlic bread earlier after asking. Anyways, the chicken cacciatore dish was very good with zesty flavors and I finished the whole plate. The check was already printed out ahead of time, which was $26.75 (cash)/$27.82 (card) with tax and before tip. I finished my ice water, left cash with tip included and headed out. Overall, my food tasted pretty good and I would come back here for dinner to try the other things on the menu like the fish & chips, supreme pizza, and the hot subs with fries.

Located at MHT Airport after the security checkpoint near Gates 14,and 15, Queen City Diner (former…read moreThe Local @ MHT, Milltowne Grill and Smuttynose Cafe space) is a casual full service restaurant & bar with ample tables and booth back seating and seating up at the bar offering 8 beers on draft & beer bottles/cans, seltzers, wine, spirits, and cocktails. This establishment is operated by HMSHost. The breakfast offerings (all day) include omelets, eggs, blueberry pancakes, corned beef hash, and sides. The lunch/dinner offerings include sandwiches, burgers, salads, clam chowder, appetizers (tots, wings, Bavarian pretzels), chicken tenders, snd fish & chips. There were no desserts offered here at the time of this posting. Most meals in the $16-$30 range before tax, in 2026. I stopped here for breakfast before my flight since I got here way early and had plenty of time. The place was not busy and I took a seat at a table with menu already there. The server/bartender came over to take my order. I got an ice water and ordered the Lumberjack Breakfast ($18.99 plus tax), served in 12 minutes after ordering. The huge plate had 2 semi thick blueberry pancakes, 2 eggs (got scrambled), 2 bacon strips, 2 sausage links and seasoned deep fried homefries (fresh cut potatoes), ketchup at table and breakfast syrup provided. This breakfast was very filling to eat and nice and hot. The homefries and blueberry pancakes were especially filling. I got one of the pancakes in a to go box with a syrup cup provided to eat on the flight. I was able to scan the QR code on the table to pay on my phone. Overall, a good filling breakfast before a fairly long day of delayed & rebooked flights, a domino effect from the bad weather the night before. The service was adequate and the server wished "safe travels" to each customer including to the pilots sitting at the next table. The menu seems trimmed down from the previous place The Local, but at least Queen City Diner offers breakfast all day.

This cozy diner is located off the beaten path in a small strip plaza. I've driven by here several…read moretimes during the afternoon, but the diner was closed each time. Andre's Diner serves breakfast only until 11AM. This place is owned and operated by a friendly woman, who does the short order cooking in the kitchen and serves the customers too. This diner has a cozy feel with a few tables and booths and a small C shaped lunch counter and a good sized kitchen area and grill. The walls are painted futia and sea green colors. The menu offers the typical breakfast dishes including 18 kinds of omelettes on the menu and breakfast specials are offered as well. The prices are pretty reasonable, most omelettes priced $5-$7, served with pan fries and toast. I finally dined here for the first time this morning on my way to work. I needed to have a good breakfast, but enjoy it very quickly since I had a long day ahead. There were a few customers already here including a group of City Highway Dept. workers. That's a good sign the food has to be pretty good. I sat up at the counter for prompt service. I was offered coffee ($1.50) which was good and on the strong side. I ordered the top Breakfast Special ($4), which included 2 eggs any style, pan fries or beans, bacon, and toast. I watched my food being cooked to order on grill. The breakfast was solid good and very tasty. The pan fries (fresh cut grilled potatoes) were crispy and browned outside and soft inside. The folded scrambled eggs were soft and fluffy and I put some hot sauce on it for some kick. The bacon strips were crispy, just the way I specified. The wheat toast was already buttered. The service was pretty good and quick. I was offered more coffee, but I needed to boogie and quickly settled up on the tab, $6 even with tax, before tip. In and out in 15 minutes! I'll definitely be returning to Andre's Diner for the good breakfast, but I'll try to stop in here on my day off. HOURS: Mon-Fri: 5:30AM-11AM; Sat: 6AM-11AM; Sun: CLOSED

Had the worst experience I have ever had. Not only was the lady rude . We went in wanting…read morebreakfast with our disabled adults and she said she dont want our kind there . And she told us to go somewhere else. It was unreal so dont go there