Reliable casual restaurant. Down home simple grill cooking. Great food for the price. Staff is…read moresuper friendly and prompt. Clean and well managed. My favorite part is the sign over the cash register, "We don't have Wifi. Talk to each other and pretend it's 1995."

Very welcoming Atmosphere been there a few times now last…read moretime was lemon meringue, pie and coffee at 3 o'clock just one dessert. I've also had a Reuben, which was very, very good and haddock nuggets. Another time that were quite delicious and very fresh so it's a good go to place spur the moment with a friend I'll buy oneself Highly recommended.

Good local diner…read more When you think of a "diner" you usually think of a chain like Denny's or a greasy spoon. This place is closer to the greasy spoon that you know and love. They are cash only and the staff (Betsy and Dave) have quite the personality, filling the small dining area. There is no ATM if you are short on cash! It's fairly small, but it doesn't feel crowded. I had one of their 4-egg omelettes and we shared it between the two of us. It tasted good and was a lot better than I had expected. Prices are a little high when compared to the Airport Diner, but I'd rather fund my super-local diner rather than the Common Man. (Nothing against them though!) Hopefully I'm never short on cash when dining there, I don't want to become an unwilling employee, paying off my debt!

Delicious food. Good Portions. Amazing Service…read more It's a small restaurant, as expected of "Mom and Pop" diners, and it has a very friendly atmosphere. There were locals eating at the counter who knew each other's names as well as other travelers passing through. They are a Cash Only diner even though it says "accepts credit cards" on yelp. They have a sign on the door as you enter as well as a friendly reminder by the waitress. If ever we're passing through New Hampshire again, we will definitely stop by. Thank You

Nice place, but parking can be an issue. Service was very good. The omelets and home fries were…read morenot. Burnt eggs with fillings, and tasteless home fries. The toast was the best part!! It is tight seating inside, and it can get loud fast. Prices are good, but not good enough to bring us back.

My husband and I stopped at Allentown Country Diner on a whim after the place we planned to go was…read moreclosed. When we walked in none of the staff saw us but there is a sign posted to seat your self. I was interested to see how long it would take to be noticed, I expected it to be a bit. I was very pleasantly surprised that our waitress came over almost immediately! We ordered and our food came out quickly and nice and hot. I had the biscuits and gravy with a side of Texas toast. The biscuits were amazing so light and fluffy, honestly they were perfect! I liked the gravy but I felt like it needed a boost of flavor and salt. The home fries were good but lacked seasoning. The toast was perfectly buttered and exactly what I wanted. My husband had the French toast and corned beef hash both of which he throughly enjoyed. The biggest highlight for us was our waitress and the rest of the staff. It is very clear they love the diner and all work seamlessly together. We will definitely be back!

The staff at this location are always friendly.and helpful. The food is plentiful and served to…read moreorder. If you don't leave with some leftovers, you obviously have a bigger stomach than most! With the addition of alcohol to the menu, it makes, at least my experience, more enjoyable. The only downfall, at least in this trip, is that an 8 piece Buffalo Wing App is $14. That's nearly $2/wing. While cooked well, not something I'd do again. The music is always good, and they keep the tables moving. This is by far the better of the numerous locations!

After a long day of driving, my fiancée and I stopped at Red Arrow Diner in Concord hoping to…read morerefuel with some classic diner food. I walked in hungry enough that I probably would have considered eating the table if it had been seasoned properly. The first impression was great. The staff was friendly, and Victoria, our waitress, was fantastic. She was attentive, checked on us regularly, and somehow managed to be helpful without doing the aggressive "HEY, IT'S THEIR FIRST TIME HERE, EVERYBODY CLAP!" routine that happened with another customer. A+ on the service side. Unfortunately, my meal and my fiancée's meal appeared to have attended two completely different restaurants. She ordered the steak tips and fries and absolutely loved them. No complaints. She was happy, I was happy for her, and the steak tips apparently understood the assignment. I ordered the big breakfast platter: eggs, toast, pan fries, bacon, sausage, and pancakes. After seeing the sign proudly advertising Red Arrow as one of the "Top 10 Diners in the Country," my expectations were set somewhere between "pretty good diner breakfast" and "life-changing plate of breakfast greatness." Instead, my breakfast arrived looking like it had already experienced a rough day before I did. The bacon and sausage were cold. The pancakes were somehow both wet and defeated before I even touched them with syrup or butter. The toast managed to achieve the impossible combination of being soggy and dry at the same time. The pan fries were the one thing that showed up ready to work, and the eggs were acceptable enough to join the team. For a $16.99 breakfast platter, I managed to eat maybe 30% of it. The rest was left behind as a tribute to the breakfast gods. I also tried the brownie frappe, which was basically a fancy milkshake wearing a diner disguise. It was actually really good, but unfortunately a good milkshake cannot single-handedly rescue a breakfast that missed the mark. The frustrating part is that I actually wanted to love this place. The staff clearly cared, and I hate leaving a negative review when the person taking care of us did everything right. The problem wasn't the service--it was the food. My final verdict: the steak tips seem to be where it's at. Maybe Red Arrow is secretly a lunch/dinner champion wearing a breakfast marketing hat. The atmosphere and staff were great, but my breakfast experience was nowhere near what I expected from a place advertising itself as one of the best diners in the country. Would I try it again? Maybe. Would I order that breakfast platter again? My stomach has already filed a formal complaint.

The food, service and ambiance were outstanding. Two full breakfasts with eggs, pancakes, toast,…read moremeat and hash browns were only $27. And the pancakes were some of the best we've had. Yummy. And Allenstown downtown is cute. The big windows and brick walls are wonderful.

Coffee was great. Breakfast was good. Service was very poor. Had to ask for utensils, coffee…read morerefills and waited forever for the breakfast. Not sure if I would try again.

Such a cute place with excellent service food and views.. we went hiking at Pulpit Rock and yelp…read morelead us to this cute little gem along the river. The blueberry scone was delicious as well as our piping hot breakfast sandwiches and coffee.. the ladies working there couldn't be more lovely.. do not pass up

Located on a quiet cul-de-sac in New Boston, The Cure Cafe is a small cozy cafe, which opened…read morerecently and took over the former Northeast Cafe. The place was redone which is an order at the counter place with a few tables with chairs, comfortable soft seating and a faux fireplace inside the cozy space. The Cure Cafe is dedicated to supporting childhood cancer research. They serve up coffee/espresso & tea drinks, hot cocoa, pastries, croissants, bagels, breakfast sandwiches, breakfast burritos, lunch sandwiches, salads, soup, and cooler drinks. I stopped by The Cure Cafe for a quick breakfast pickup. I ordered The Charlotte ($6.99 plus tax) and a Spinach & Cheese Puff Pastry ($4.99 plus tax) to go along with my hot coffee. I enjoyed my food once I arrived at work. The Charlotte breakfast sammie was made to order which had one farm raised egg, cheddar cheese, and a round sausage patty on a thick soft toasted English muffin. I warmed up the Spinach & Cheese pastry, which was flaky and buttery. I will definitely have to return for lunch so I can try their Cubano and Chicken Salad sammies!

Perfect pitstop on our way up to Mt. Washington. It's conveniently located right off the highway in…read morea historic building and there's ample parking in the front and back. I had an arnold palmer and chicken pesto sandwich and my husband had a cold brew and the jerk salmon power bowl. My sandwich came with homemade chips which were delicious, not greasy, and didn't make me regret not subbing for fries. Both meals were substantial, super fresh, and we cleaned our plates. The inside is spacious and there is ample seating. Food doesn't take too long to come out and the service was friendly. Seems like a popular spot for those working nearby as well.

Enjoyed a lovely birthday breakfast with my daughter at Waterworks Café on Commercial Street in…read moreManchester, NH, located in the historic Waumbec Building. We made it just in time before breakfast ended at 11 a.m. and were so glad we did. We shared the classic egg, cheese, and ham sandwich, banana nut French toast with syrup, and the house home fries -- both hands down the best home fries and French toast we've ever had. The flavors were unbelievable, portions were generous, and everything was worth every penny. Plenty of delicious options, lots of seating inside, and free --front and back lot parking. We absolutely love coming here and will definitely be back!

Warm welcoming staff, friendly vibes all around. Had the turkey club on toasted rye with fries…read more Perfect club sandwich with just the right amount of mayo. Fries were piping hot but lacking salt which is never the end of the world. Definitely looking forward to trying their breakfast.

I have deemed this worthy as my first review, seeing as I've been going to this diner since I was a…read moremere child. All I can say is... it's only gotten better with time. What I remember from my adolescence was the homey and friendly essence of Charlie's, the food? I was a kid... I don't remember. Since coming back home from college and through my holiday breaks, Charlie's has been my go-to breakfast/brunch spot, thanks to my mother (she's the regular holding the mimosa). I can go with friends, family, or by myself and still have the best time and food. Cannot say enough good things about the staff, this is a small business with REALLY hard workers. Every day I come in, they are always working hard and making friends. I crave the food when I am not near and cannot say enough good things about the pancakes, crispy bacon, kielbasa, and potato pancakes. Food comes before you're even ready! They also have such an amazing selection of fresh bakery!! Mom and I always take a peak to see if they have their huge cinnamon rolls!!