I can't say enough great things about this place, from the tasty breakfast sandwiches, to the…read moreexceptional coffee, to the efficiency of service, it was all wonderful. We came from out of town, and, unfortunately, don't live close by. Regardless, I would highly recommend.

I met a couple of friends at Lucky's Coffee Garage at noon on a Saturday, and as expected, the…read moreplace was absolutely buzzing. There aren't nearly enough tables and chairs for all the people who want to linger over their expertly made coffee and delicious pastries, but somehow that just adds to the charm. The café is a literal converted garage right on the edge of the Lebanon green, and it felt especially warm and cozy on a very cold day. The staff is friendly, helpful, and impressively patient with long lines and lots of questions. I had a perfectly brewed decaf Americano and an orange cardamom kouign-amann that was to die for. Parking was easy, which is always a plus, and the menu includes breakfast and lunch options with choices for both vegetarians and vegans. A lively, welcoming spot that's well worth the visit.

Amazing popovers, pancakes and eggs Benedict. So glad we had the opportunity to be served by…read moreMary, a waitress in her 80s who told us she's been there for 35 years. The owner stopped by the table as well.

This was an amazing breakfast and brunch spot, so popular with locals that there was 20-25 minutes…read morewait time. Luckily we got seats at the counter without any wait time. The place is old school diner with compact booths and huge counter. In the back they have merchandise and all the awards and recognitions framed. The menu had wide variety of breakfast items. We ordered the mickey mouse waffle, steak & egg and scrambled egg with tots. The steak was little extra cooked, but still I loved the whole dish, the egg and toast were perfect. Waffle was also cooked well. Our server was a hard worker. She was helping a bunch guests all sitting at the counter. To my surprise, they accepted all kinds of credit cards, not just cash. I liked the modern touch there :p

The Fort is tucked away inside a service area. It is casual dining in a cozy room that has seen…read morethousands of travelers and truckers pass through, as well as in-the-know locals. It is solid diner food. Big portions, tasty food and fast service makes a great trifecta. Any place offering tater tots is ok in my book! They make their desserts. There are more fruit and cream pies than I can remember: plus chocolate cake and carrot cake. The servings are HUGE and mighty yummy. They also sell muffin and other baked goods. Just after we were seated, 12 hungry college students walked in. These young men ate well, left sated and happy. If you are looking for good food and a relaxed atmosphere, The Fort is your place. If you want upscale ambiance, go elsewhere. Don't go elsewhere!

This is a truck stop. They serve breakfast all day. My wife and I got steak and cheese and the club…read moresandwich with hamburger. Food was 6 of 10. The service was pretty good. It's attached to a convenient store. It has a small time diner feel. A little pricey. They have awesome desserts. I recommend.

great food, great service at an unbelievable price…read more we stopped in here on our way back to Boston. We had no pre read what we were getting. I didn't see the menu, nada. this was literally the best meal of our entire vacation! (we spent 5-6 times more elsewhere and this still topped it!). Google maps cited it as the closest restaurant with the least diversion from our path. We are soooo happy we went. I would recommend it to anyone for a real hometown experience. Thank Y'all for an amazing lunch. I got an open faced hamburger with fries and pickled beets and my husband got the club sandwich with turkey. (adding in some amazing homemade coconut At the end). my burger was really great. my husband loved his sandwich. he is a picky and not a big eater but he ate every bite of his meal and most of the pie. This is the kind of simple (but great) diner food I miss so so much. it just doesn't really exist anymore. it literally made my trip! we were total strangers unlike nearly everyone in there that was greeted by name. they treated us like they knew us for years and every person in the diner staff engaged with us while we were there. 15/10 experience. I so wish I lived locally so I could go there regularly!

Love this spot. Can be quite crowded but definitely a local's favorite spot. Good service, great…read moreprices, good food!

Look, I love this…read moreplace. Eat here all the time. Unbelievable breakfast sandwiches; hot dogs are crazy good (and when they have chili, they're even better) Burger is the best in the Upper Valley. 5 stars. Would recommend. And we could end there... But Holy Bleeping' Bleep! I had their Steak Frites Special in a sub roll. Not to be sacrilegious, but this is the closest I've come to seeing Christ in a steak tip sub. It was sublime; it was divine. I promise if holiness can come in sandwich form, it comes as a steak frite sub from the Marsh Brothers Deli. Who knew all it took was a smoked submarine sandwich to make me feel reborn. Blessings be upon you, Marsh Brothers Deli.

Best breakfast sandwiches in Leb/Hanover area by far, reminds me almost of New York delis growing…read moreup. We have tried everywhere in Hanover and leb over the last 5 years and nothing comes close. Had a reuben for lunch before which was also awesome, reasonably priced, and I got to eat it outside and enjoy the weather. Line was decent size at lunch time but didn't wait too long. Highly recommend.

Lou's actually has friendly service especially compared to the rest of the New Hampshire area. You…read moreget a hi when you come in and once you are seated they ask you if you want water or coffee to go t away. And the coffee is actually hot. We sat at the counter at 8:30 am before the crowds showed up. Got coffee, a muffin (chocolate), and eggs. The food is good diner food. However, the muffin was great. Not too sweet and super chocolaty. Loved it. Can't say it's the best food I ever had. However worth the pop in.

Highly recommend this place for breakfast. The food, the friendly service, the atmosphere (brightly…read morelit, comfortable seating, and full of bright eyed young college students), and an extensive menu of classics and more innovative items. The variety of "sides" includes black beans (which I got and loved!), baked beans, seasoned home fries, hash browns, and green salad. There are also so many "extras" to try. We tried the buttermilk biscuit with strawberry jam. It was so good! I loved the green goddess omelette, my friends loved the classic Benny, the pancakes, and the corned beef hash. We will definitely be back next time we're in the area.

The food and service is always amazing here and always stop in when ever I drive up from Connecticutread more

A tried and true excellent, consistent & delicious choice for when I come east to visit my…read morefather-in-law. The service is phenomenal, but the food is even better! Fresh ingredients and served quick and with a smile. Decent prices. This time I got the chicken pesto wrap and the kale, spinach, red onion & cucumber were crisp and flavorful. The grilled chicken was tasty and the feta cheese went surprisingly well with the fresh pesto sauce. Of course the portion sizes are huge. I took half home for dinner and it did not get soggy in the refrigerator. The cole slaw was tasty and wasn't a soup ( if you know you know).

This spot definitely is a must go for a healthy meal. The space is pretty big with lots of seating…read morebut it does get packed quickly during popular meal times. The bowls are made fresh and very yummy. Smoothies are also really good.

FANTASTIC! There are many cafe options in Hanover. We, thankfully, decided to try The Works…read more Excellent lattes. I had one of the best sandwiches of my life there - and I'm 63 years old. The roasted artichoke melt sandwich was absolutely spectacular! Roasted artichoke hearts, provolone, baby spinach, tomatoes, and pesto on sourdough bread. Inspired! In fact, everything was delicious. What a wonderful cafe!

We made a special pilgrimage to King Arthur Baking Company's headquarters as part of our Vermont…read morevacation, and as longtime customers, we were genuinely excited to finally visit in person. The store did not disappoint -- it's a baker's paradise in every sense. Every possible ingredient, tool, pan, piece of equipment, and baking mix you could imagine is here, beautifully displayed and easy to browse. The space is bright, immaculate, and extremely well organized, with helpful staff ready to answer questions or point you toward something new. There's also a demonstration kitchen and a café, which adds even more to the experience. While their website is fantastic (and what we've relied on for years), the in‑person store is absolutely worth the trip. Whether you're an avid baker or looking for the perfect gift for someone who is, this is a destination worth driving for. We're so glad we finally made it -- and we'll be talking about this stop for a long time.

As tourists, this was a must see place! We loved walking through the store, checking out the baking…read morearea and then getting food at the cafe. The lattes were pretty standard and the pastries were a bit disappointing. The flavor profile of the focaccia was odd - corn, tomato, and spicy mayo. The croissant was extremely flavored but lacked a butter flavor. The service was quick and plenty of seating. Many small tables would be preferred to the long almost banquet table options.

Is it really a GOOD review if I say that service is just so good that I can't stop just coming…read moreback? This place is huge, so huge in fact, that it has a Sbarro! A true one-stop shop. Have a triple bypass, eat some pizza, then come right back for a quadruple bypass! I jest, but I obviously cannot review my actual doctors and procedures. This place reminds me of Scripps in San Diego, it is a giant campus with every possible medical practitioner in the various wings. As I said in the intro, I can't wait to go back! My insurance would prefer that I would stay home though.

When it comes to talking about a place such as this, Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center is far more…read morethan just one single hospital. It's an entire medical "city", if you will. As such, this review will be broken down into the following categories: the staff and the medical services they provide, the overall layout and atmosphere of the facility itself, and, of course....the quality of cuisine offered at the local food court. Before I start though, a small caveat worth mentioning: when I first researched this facility, I quickly discovered there are (once again) TWO Yelp pages dedicated to the same facility. And yes, I checked--it's definitely the SAME place, save for "one" vs "1" in the address line. Regardless, it's pretty bizarre how the "one" is holding a 1.8 star average at the time of writing this review. Whereas, this page here ranks closer to how I would rate them. For context, the majority of reviews on the former consist mostly of folks who discuss individual experiences. Whether or not these are entirely accurate isn't for me to judge. But it's worth taking note that individual experiences are, indeed, anecdotal in the much larger picture. Not even MY reviews are totally sacrosanct. I just give my opinion in the most entertaining way I know how. In the end, we can all agree to disagree, if we must. With that disclaimer out of the way, we can go over what I personally experienced here. We'll start with the thing I liked least about Dartmouth.. Overall layout: Whilst the interior of this medical facility is very well sanitized and easy enough to navigate through, the same cannot be said about their labyrinth of a parking lot. When we first pulled up, we actually parked in a totally different wing, apparently. See, we were here to get a surgical procedure done for my son's shoulder. I guess the department that handles most surgeries is located near 4W. This series of buildings being essentially its own town isn't so much a problem in and of itself. Navigating the streets within said town, however, is a f*#king train wreck! I swear...I missed my turn 4 separate times over because the signs are confusing in the way they are oriented. I know for a fact I'm not the only one who experienced this either because as I was watching other drivers navigating, well....it was a bit like watching the bumper cars at Canobie Lake Park. I'm not really sure what the solution should be here. I just know whatever they have in place now is all but completely broken. Moving onto the staff and their services, everyone here was nothing short of professional and accommodating. They took very good care of my son and that's all I could ask for. It was also cool seeing all the advancements in medical technology they have on site. Clearly, the funding here is copious. This would have already earned them all the stars if not for the parking lot faux pas. Lastly, we can discuss the food court real quick. Since surgery was projected to last a minimum of 2 hours, we checked out two places: The Works Cafe (which is basically breakfast sandwiches and other things) and Sbarro (self explanatory). Long story short: the former is slightly better than the latter, but both are about what you would expect in a typical medical facility. Sbarro claims to have NY style pizza. But anyone who's lived in NH for longer than 6 months will understand that our options for legit NY style pizza (much less, good pizza in general) are few and far between. BLUF: this stuff ain't it, but comes close enough. 6 out of 10. The Works Cafe has a lot more options, IMHO. The bagel sandwich I had was...fine. I just wish they knew how NOT to burn the grains on an onion bagel. I was, however, grateful the coffee didn't suck. They offer lots of brew selections, actually! 7 out of 10. Anyway, that's been my experience here at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center. I'm not sure why that other page has so many negative reviews or why this place even has two pages to begin with. I'm not sure if the complaints were 100% legit or if at least a portion of them were written by a bunch of over-complaining "Karens". All I have are my two-cents, for whatever that's worth. And I'm here to tell you....this place ain't that bad, even in spite of its flaws. Dartmouth-Hitchcock in Lebanon gets 4 newly repaired shoulder joints out of 5.