Great place to stop for lunch. You can sit to eat at a table or at the bar. Menu has plenty of…read moreselection at good prices. Had the wings and they were great! Surprisingly great selection of beers and mixed drinks. Server was excellent and attentive. Will be back!

I was driving back from a morning on job sites and wanted something much better than McDonald's. I…read morehad the black and blue steak bowl over rice with their Caesar salad which was very good. The staff was very friendly and the space is really cozy and cute. Definitely hop off the highway and find this place.

Stopped in for lunch and not disappointed. . . . Second time here and love it. Cute place with a…read morewarm, welcoming vibe, nice seating areas and when its warm they have outdoor seating. The bowl I had was perfect, fresh, and just enough. The sandwich was equally delicious. We got some iced tea and sat back and enjoyed our meal. Great little area with snacks, if your on a ride and want something with you or you're taking it back to "camp", there is a great little selection. Highly recommmend!!

The food was fantastic. The service was friendly and quick. The ambience is quaint and comfy…read more Stopped here on Father's Day after a hike of Mount Israel with my daughter. I got the egg and cheese and bacon sandwich which came with some awesome home fries that had kielbasa and were spiced perfectly. My daughter got the avocado toast. Everything was absolutely delicious and fresh. I got an Americano and she got a cappuccino. They have lots of indoor seating, a cool bar and patio seating outback which is where we sat overlooking the fields in the back and the sandwich range giving us room for the puppies. Highly recommend! Will be back.

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!

cute! I liked my beer (hazy ipa). the pizza was ok and the service was good! it was pretty chill,…read moresmall town vibes.

Suitably placed from major New England ski areas to make this place a superb apre ski location,…read moreSole Track is a wonderful microbrewery with superb beers and great and healthy food. The two female bartenders were just flawless. Fun, knowledgeable, and efficient. Their brews are superb, especially the Social Outcast NEIPA - one of the best ever tasted. Our bar tender said that it is also their most popular. The Sole Searcher IPA was also superb, and so was the Little Miss Sunshine. I also tried their Dump Run, a Maple Brown Ale and their Cosmic Drift. Food wise, Sole Track rocks. Their menu even has Puerto Rican specialties with plátanos and the Arroz con Habichuelas, a bean and vegetable stew. Nowhere else in the North Country have I seen that. As well, Trinidadian curry garbanzos and cucumber are on the menu. For the meat eater, Carnitas tacos and Barbecue Pork sandwiches are also available. The ambiance was diverse, with cars of every US state and several Canadian provinces dotting the parking lot. cheerfulness and a festive air prevailed. Excellent quality, superb ambiance.

I have been going here since they opened. Consistently great food, nice ambiance with outdoor…read moredog-friendly seating, flawless service. The sourdough pizza is New York delicious with quality ingredients. And it just digests easier, so you don't feel pizza bloated!

Vulgar Brewing Company keeps getting better and better. They now have a chef and the food…read moreofferings, which were already really good, are now outstanding. We came over here for dinner. The brews selection was extensive, I had their IPA which was smooth and hoppy, perfectly brewed. Their pretzel sticks are superb, and we tried two of their pizza selections that left us licking our fingers. Service was flawless. The server we had knew her beers well and her recommendations were spot on. The clientele was festive, happy and congenial, lending the brew house a wonderful ambiance. Vulgar opened just months before the pandemic hit. They not only survived and were one of the sources of great local beers, but now they are a full brew restaurant serving delicious food. We'll be back repeatedly.

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.

Portion sizes small junk on floor had the lobster quiche garden salad raspberry iced tea Lobster…read morecooked just right

We are SO glad to have visited this little nano brewery!!! This place is in the middle of nowhere,…read moreset back on a long dirt road, downstairs in a wooden barn. Maybe only 200 sq ft (if that) space inside; 1 tall table with 4 high stools, 2 leather chairs, rest of the space are standing room only. A tight fit, but so cool inside! Needless to say, beer only - they don't have the license to serve beer in pints, but you can get the 4 oz samples and growlers to go. The place was PACKED when we were here; but everyone was very friendly and shared the small space together. They had 8 beers on tap; we had to try all 8! Everything was really solid; my fav was the stout and hubby liked the IPA. We didn't get to talk to the brew master as it was so crowded, but really enjoyed the experience and would recommend this place to anyone who is passing through or vacationing nearby. Just a side note - the bathroom situation is very interesting... the toilet is a cross between portal potty and compose. A bit high up and there's actually a step stool for the ladies to step up to "sit" on the seat. Bathroom is not dirty and doesn't smell...but it is definitely a hole for the waste to go in; no flushable water. By the toilet, under the bucket sink (with bud light tap as the water faucet control!) there' a bucket of dirt. Sign says to put a scoop in after you poop (ha!). Not an ideal situation for female, but still better than portal potty.

Outstanding beer served amid stunning ambience. I feel like I stumbled in to the "Cheers" British…read morepub/Irish bar I've waited to find all my life! You'd think it's been here for over a century- bring your favorite snacks and forget the cares of the world for an hour or two!

Stumbled on this brewery after a hike at Pack Monadnock; we almost drove right past it, but I'm so…read moreglad we didn't. I love when old buildings get a second life, and Post and Beam did a really nice job renovating this former Civil War Veterans' hall. The front yard could use a little sprucing, but the side patio and inside were clean and well kept. The small outdoor patio ended up being the perfect spot to sit and sip our hazy IPAs. Cool place and definitely worth a stop.

Tried Post & Beam Brewing on a summer afternoon and was really impressed. The Our Town NEIPA came…read morehighly recommended... Crisp, fruity, and super refreshing, it's exactly what you want on a warm day. The taproom has a darker, cozier vibe. Our server was friendly, attentive, and clearly knew the lineup well. What really adds to the charm is the building's history. Originally built in 1837 as a private academy, it later served as a Civil War veterans' hall before becoming home to the brewery. You can feel the past in the details, Post & Beam has done a great job preserving that legacy. Unfortunately, no dogs allowed inside or outside on their patio