Union Street Grill

I got the one egg plate with house made sausage and biscuit and homefries, and my companion got the…read moreegg plate with cheesy hashbrowns and house bacon. She named the cheesy hashbrowns as the highlight of our meal. All around great breakfast. Everything was seasoned well which is unfortunately a rarity in NH - I appreciated the local meats and breads on the menu and that the biscuits had pepper in them. There was a bit of a wait but it's the Friday morning after Christmas and once we were seated service was great. My only complaint is that the chairs at the bar/high tops are quite uncomfortable - small and metal and I kept sliding around in the seat because of the material of my pants.

Excellent all around! Friendly, quick service. Cute decor. The food was excellent! The hollandaise…read morewas a standout... silky smooth and lemony and buttery!

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Hilltop Cafe

4.6(137 reviews)

4.7 mi

Delicious food, friendly service, beautiful location. We had two egg-based dishes. The cheddar…read moreomelette was buttery and the biscuit and jam were a treat. The Turkish cilbir was packed with flavor. I would definitely get it again. We also had iced tea and hibiscus tea. All the staff was very friendly and helpful. We got perfect weather and sat outside in the shade of the large tree.

I love coming here. I have been for breakfast and love the lemon curd and blueberry French toast…read more And the Llapingachos delicious. Lunch has some wonderful options as well. And they have wonderful themed evenings events too!! You gotta try them!

Huevos Rancheros with Chorizo

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Sun Bar & Grill

4.4(41 reviews)

1.6 mi

Place looks gorgeous and inviting. Bar is well stocked. We came for lunch and had a fish and chips…read moreand bang bang shrimp. Hugest piece of haddock and delicious! Bang bang shrimp could have been more spicy but that's just us; we like it hot hot hot. Allison's service was exceptional.

We came on a rainy Saturday night and were seated right away at 6:30 pm. This was not our first…read moredining experience here, but it had been a while. We sat with menus for about 15 minutes before being greeted by our server, Felicia. We ordered a lychee martini and dragon rising. The drinks tasted unbalanced, the lychee martini having too much vodka and not much lychee taste despite at least a lychee garnish. It was like just having Tito's, shaken, but with a strange non lychee aftertaste. The dragon rising was a negroni with blood orange, heavy on vermouth. I couldn't finish my cocktail, which was a first. We ordered a summer roll appetizer, which is chilled shrimp and pork with rice noodles, basil in clear rice wrapper, and you'd think would be pre-made and ready to go. We waited for about 30 minutes for this. Our waitress in the meantime sat in the last booth scarfing down some dinner while we were starving waiting for our first bite. For dinner, we got special pho, combo pho, and kids chicken nuggets. This arrived about an hour after we were seated. My daughter polished off her chicken nuggets. The pho was delicious. The broth was outstanding. The special pho came with a large beef shank on a bone. They brought a separate plate and large steak knife to help cut the beef off the bone. The beef itself was pretty bland.. The pho broth and summer rolls were outstanding. I would order takeout if ever in the mood for pho or ramen. I wouldn't rely on the cocktails or service again to chance another evening.

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Greenleaf

4.3(134 reviews)

0.2 mi

•$$$

The food here is all very fresh and prepared to order. You can tell from the quality of ingredients…read moreon the plate that they're making everything fresh everyday. Because of this, they do tend to run out of some items on the menu throughout the dinner service, so if you have a specific dish you want to try then it's probably a good idea to try for an earlier seating. The night we went, they were out of halibut and potatoes. We ordered the salmon and NY strip, both were excellent! The salmon especially is a very well put together dish. As an appetizer we ordered the tempura green beans, which felt a little greasy. They're definitely food, but you really want to eat them quickly while they're hot. I also don't like places that charge for dinner rolls... $6 for only 3 rolls is a little steep and they weren't anything particularly amazing. The dining room is quiet and the people who come here tend to be a more relaxed crowd. The servers are all very friendly and the drinks are delicious. It is worth noting that all their beers are cans, no draught options. Best parking is across the street at the library, there's a sign warning not to park there but if it's later at night and the library is closed then nobody seems to mind.

Fresh food with a fresh spin. The mushroom steak was delicious! The drinks were delicious! The…read morewaitstaff were amazing, professional, and fun. I will definitely be going back.

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Cafe On the Oval

3.9(72 reviews)

0.1 mi

I am a big fan of Cafe On The Oval!!!…read more I have been getting breakfast here since I moved to Milford in 2022! Absolutely love the staff and the food. This is the spot I bring family and friends to whenever we are looking to go out to breakfast! The homemade cinnamon roll is always a hit, and even though I can't have it since I'm GF, everyone who can digest gluten is obsessed with it!! They do have GF options, but it's not specified on the menu. They have GF toast and a dedicated grill section for pan fries. French toast is very good here for being GF. The staff and the vibe of this place is really what makes it special to me. The collaboration between all the servers and staff sets this place apart from the rest. I was there this past weekend, and it was nice for a familiar server also recognized me as a familiar face. I was also made aware of a contest to see how many eggs they cracked in a week- and I took a guess and ended up winning a $50 gift card! Made my day! If you're in town, go to Cafe On the Oval- I promise you won't regret it!

Always good food and friendly people. We still call it Lucille's and sometimes loose wheels…read more No greasy diner food here.

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Black Forest Cafe

3.9(237 reviews)

3.4 mi

Everything from here is delicious! Staff is very friendly. We always make it a point to stop in…read morewhen we visit a friend in the area. From coffees to sandwiches or pastries, we have never been disappointed. Do not pass up on this place. It may be a bit on the pricier side but it is worth it!

Updating my review since I ate a turkey wrap. Very tasty and fresh but MPO over-priced for what you…read moreget. The bakery wasn't as good as the past few decades. Not sure if something is different? Seemed like items changed? I felt just okay about the selection but more importantly the flavor didn't impress me like it used to. Cream in the whoopi was hard and sugary. The service was fine but could have been friendlier. It's not a game changer it's more of a question mark. I'll try again for sure because it was worth it when it's good but bit too expensive to get a box of things for the family.

Bacon, egg and cheese on a fluffy croissant

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Grill603

3.5(115 reviews)

0.8 mi

More like a 3.5 rating. A casual atmosphere restaurant with…read morevery slow service. Although nice, our server seemed overwhelmed or too busy. We didn't get a refill on our water although we were almost done with our water by the time our meal came. I ordered the French dip and it was a nice shaved prime rib sandwich. My fries were lukewarm and were somewhat scrawny looking. My partner ordered the same dish and his fries were average size and hot. Maybe he got fries from a fresh batch. He mentioned that he really like his au jus. Plenty of parking and clean bathrooms.

Service was good, I had a comfortable booth and my "French dip" sandwich was fine but when I think…read moreof a French dip, the meat is pink roast beef like you get on the "beefs" from C & S in Pepperell or Londi's in Peabody. This was just a small, fancy steak and cheese with an au jus on the side. When I heard the chopping on the flat top, I knew I should have read the menu more carefully and asked how it's prepared prior to ordering, Next time I'll know, I'll ask for their steak and cheese with a side of au jus, hopefully those are bigger for the same $18. A little pricey but I'd go back if the occasion warranted it.

Chicken Cesar wrap and onion straws

Butterfinger cheesecake 10/10

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Mushroom swiss burger

The Bistro At LaBelle Winery

3.9(277 reviews)

6.0 mi

We stopped by The Bistro at LaBelle Winery for a late lunch and had a wonderful experience. From…read morethe moment we walked in, Jean gave us the absolute warmest welcome, which instantly set a great tone for our meal. The food was exceptional. We ordered the Winemaker's Burger and the Chicken BLT, and both were prepared perfectly and packed with flavor. We were a little bummed to find out that the mussels were already sold out for the day, but everything else was so good that it just gives us a perfect excuse to come back. We will definitely be returning to try them some other time!

My girlfriend and I chose to dine at the Bistro over the last weekend. I was visiting my friend at…read moreher new home and she had been curious about checking out La Belle Winery. We sat outside and enjoyed the warm weather as well as a wedding that was taking place. The venue does a great job of keeping wedding events separate from diners so although we were able to see some of the wedding party and guests the reception was in another room and the noise did not spill over to diners, My friend had a cocktail and I enjoyed a wine flight. We shared a summer peach and burrata salad and Parker House rolls. Both were delicious. My friend had salmon and I had the summer swordfish over risotto. Both were perfectly prepared. My swordfish was melt in your mouth. Our server, Aydan was super friendly and just a delight. Everyone at the restaurant was helpful and gracious. I would highly recommend giving the Bistro a try if you are in the area. I don't think you will be disappointed!

Indoor seating the bistro labelle

Date add ons at the bistro

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Gary's Harvest Restaurant

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Good food at a reasonable price! There are always some good specials and there are a lot of options…read moreon the menu. The service was fast and friendly. The building and interior are old and worn from when this was a pizza place. The decor is just kind of odd. But if you don't mind that you'll have a good meal and again, the prices are very reasonable.

My rueben was great. Balance is the key, and their sandwich had the 4 ingredients in perfect…read morebalance. The Mr enjoyed his chicken pot pie - forewarning, the top crust is fried, okay with some people, not with others. End of day, food on the floor under our table, and the containers on the table (sugar, etc.) could use a wash. For now, I'll attribute that to end of day...

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Corned beef special omelette: Corned beef, peppers, onions, and cheese. Served with home fries and homemade bread. $10.99. Quite good.

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Sherry K.

4 years ago

I had reservations about trying Union Street Grill since Kevin sold it and anyone I talked to said it wasn't worth going in. I figured I'd give them a chance and see for myself. Now I understand why I was warned not to go in. The first time I tried to go they were closed. Facebook said something about letting staff rest? If their staff can't handle working, wouldn't you hire more people to spread the shifts? I saw the same crew with Kevin go seven days a week without ever having poor service or complaint about working so often. Even more odd, the post stating they'd be closed was deleted shortly after and appears to be the common trend any time they close. It's like they are hiding it. I don't understand claiming to be open seven days, but they aren't ever open all week. Never had this problem when Kevin was there. Next time I tried to go I walked in at 1:00 and was turned away due to having no food left. Rather than blame the suppliers like I see the wife do in response to other reviews, wouldn't you plan orders better? Kevin ran out of a special here and there, but the entire stock? Seems a bit far fetched and like the owners can't take responsibility for their own faults. None of the other businesses run out of an entire stock of food with their supplies, same or different. After seven months wouldn't you figure out how to shop for stock? I've never seen them busy and I go by often. Finally I went in another day at 12:30. I asked about lunch and was told what was on the board was all I could order. So I had five options to choose from. Doesn't seem like they should bother opening for lunch if they're only offering such a limited menu. I ordered the fish and chips and asked for both fish and fries to be well done. I'm not confident the fish was even cooked all the way as it still had a slightly transparent appearance and the fries were barely done. I mentioned it to the server who said "that's just how they serve it." Since the wife is always saying she'll fix anything brought to her attention, I asked to speak to her, but she wasn't working. The server asked the cook (I assume the owner unless he wasn't there either) to cook the fish more and he seemed to ignore because nothing was done, but I couldn't hear the conversation. Either way, my food wasn't fixed and I was still presented a bill for the food I didn't eat because it was undercooked to the point I don't think it was safe to eat. I also watched someone else walk in at one and was told they could do take out only, so they left. I wish the owners stopped making an excuse with a fake apology to fix things when people bring these things to their attention and instead tried to do better. The response blaming someone else every time is honestly just plain rude and not how you should run a business. I brought my complaint to attention and nothing was rectified. Nothing could convince me to go back with this ownership. I tried. read more

Claire S.

4 years ago

I had to come on to leave a review as the ones here are very misleading and all the positive remarks are from the previous owners. This was my favorite breakfast stop for years when Kevin and family owned it. Since coming under new ownership, the place is disgusting and I hope people take caution before going. When I went, I asked where Kevin was and who I was later informed was the new owner's wife said he took that day off. Thankfully the waitress clarified that he sold the business which helped make sense of the poor experience we had. I'm not sure why the owner wasn't upfront? The menus also listed owned by Kevin Stephens. Maybe they were still updating them? Very misleading and dishonest practices. I went in with my husband on a Sunday around 11 and the two girls, I believe Kevin's daughters, were as friendly and accommodating as ever. The owner tried to say we could do take out only and the girls said ignore that, we don't close until 12:30. I ordered an eggs Benedict with eggs well done and I heard the waitress say she would take care of it. I've seen those girls cook before and they always put out good food. The owner brought my plate to me in no time at all which should be a good thing, but I felt rushed when he dropped the plate and walked away without a word. The waitress came back over to check on me because she knew something was wrong. Not only were the eggs not well done, they were almost raw. I had stabbed into a potato as well that was covered in some type of new spice, and by covered it looked like they coated the potatoes fully in it, and the fork barely made it as they were so raw. She quickly apologized and offered to make me something else. I heard the owner say to charge me for the Benedict and whatever else I ordered! I'm not sure what happened but the Benedict wasn't on the bill and the omelette I ordered was much better as the waitress cooked it. I assume the waitstaff took care of my bill even though it wasn't their fault. My husband's bacon was burnt and tasted like it had been cooked then sat out and they reheated it on the grill which the waitstaff admitted was the case when we asked. They kept apologizing and seemed as uncomfortable as we were. I was horrified by the owner's refusal to not only correct his mistake, but wanted to charge us for it. I only felt bad for the waitresses as we always loved catching up with them. We've walked by going to breakfast down the street since and haven't seen them in there. I can't say I would continue working at a place like that either. The new staff never appears to be interacting with what customers they do have, but we won't go back in. They don't seem nearly as busy as they used to be. People must be realizing Kevin is gone and the place has gone down hill. Awful food, place was filthy, owners are rude. I hope the next owners can return it to what it was when these people don't make it. read more

Ted G.

4 years ago

What a disgrace. Kevin worked so hard to make this place great and the new owners have destroyed it in no time. I've gone in twice, once early on and once recently hoping it was growing pains and I'll never go back. The potatoes were raw and over seasoned. Eggs were still raw. Toast was more like soggy buttered bread. I tried to catch the server's attention but she blew me off and the owners didn't pay any more care to check on me. Kevin would have been mortified by the lack of attention. Coffee was burnt like they brewed it early and it sat out all day. The food took thirty minutes even though I was the only one there. Was never offered more coffee or anything else to drink. I had tried going a few times before my last time in there around one and they stop dine in service at 12:45 during the week apparently? Why bother being open until two if no one can go in. I had heard they don't admit to being the owners so out of curiosity I asked where Kevin was and the owner's wife, super unfriendly, said "he must have run to the store." If anyone else was in there I would have outed her lies of actually he sold it. I wouldn't want to take ownership of this dump if I were her either. I'm even more disgusted by the violations listed by the board of health. I posted it since it's public knowledge but they had month old tuna fish? That's disgusting and more than an oversight. And oversight would be a couple days. Probably forgot to change the date and pass it off as still good based on how slimy this place is now. I imagine they don't go through much stock because I never see it busy. Too bad they ruined such a great spot. Oh and outdoor seating? What two tiny tables on the curb? So much dishonesty. read more

Jon M.

4 years ago

The oval used to have so many breakfast choices....if there was a wait at one you really couldn't go wrong with one of the others. This place is a dive now! Why would you try to fix what wasn't broken for decades? The greaser behind the grill has zero personality, can't cook, and doesn't accept constructive criticism. Next time my family will wait at one of the other 3 diners. Michelle, we visited 9/4/22. There was one customer at the bar, and a dad and daughter at a table. We were the only other customers in the place mid morning, so NO not too busy to attend to a simple request to cook the home fries. Used to get the sausage gravy and biscuits, the reinvented version was a sausage (5 cut up pieces) omelette with a milky "sausage" gravy on top. Zero flavor! When I asked server about biscuits was told this is how we do it and everyone likes it. REALLY? I guess it is the attitude that turned me off. Daughters pancake was ok nothing like the fun shapes we used to get. Wife is a scramble girl with bacon (precooked and served cold) she skipped home fries thankfully because they were raw and no flavor. Maybe listen to what customers are saying rather than fight back with your way is better and do something to fix the issues. Next time we will wait at one of the other 3 diners on the oval. Regards Jon read more

Tina P.

4 years ago

Gone are the good old days when Kevin and his family ran this charming little diner. I called in a breakfast sandwich to go, wasn't ready when I arrived, so I grabbed a cup of coffee. yuck. burnt and bitter!! I would have stayed to eat my sandwich but the radio was so loud I couldn't hear myself think. I took my sandwich to the office and when I bit into it the egg whites were still runny and the bacon was cold and chewy. I figured I'd go back at lunch with a client and give them a heads up, I know things happen and you can't correct mistakes if you don't know there is a problem. met my client at 1 for lunch. we were rudely told we could take our order to go the dining room was closed. the hours clearly state 7-2 M-F. Will not bother going back nor will I be grabbing my breakfast sandwiches in the morning!!! read more

Dan F.

4 years ago

Now I know why every other diner had a line and we walked right in to this place! It looked charming from the road but the employees were rude. We said we were in a bit of a hurry and the kid told us maybe we should go to a drive thru! We thought maybe joking. We got our coffee and ordered and our food arrived promptly. ( there was no one else in there) We should have taken the drive thru advice. The Greek omelette had 2 spinach leaves, 4 olives and I could barely taste the feta cheese. My wife ordered the "homemade" chili omelette, tasted like spicy ketchup with bits of meat in it. Don't bother going....not worth the $30 plus for 2 awful omelettes and coffee. Thanks for the advice. Next time our go to diner has a wait and we are in a hurry we will definitely go to drive thru! read more

George H.

8 years ago

So I decided to seesaw over to the Union Street Grill the other day, what a great decision that was. I was half-awake; and upon my grandiose entrance, I knocked some silverware onto the floor, but all ended well - thank God for coffee. I ordered the Southwestern omelet, very yummy and spicy; and, yes, I did pay for that later - if you know what I'm sayin' sayin' LOL. Had a great little chit-chat with Kevin Stephens, the owner, about plastic bags - it was a great experience. A genuinely cool human being. I highly recommend, everyone, to take a stroll down to the Union Street Grill. Great food; great people; great price. read more

Mark D.

4 years ago

This used to be my go to for lunch every day. 1:15 I walk in the door and the owner tells me "we are out of food". How does he know what I am going to order? Really out of Everything? Sorry to say it just isn't the same with these new owners I tried to give this guy a shot but this was the last straw! read more

Tim W.

7 years ago

Fast service and great food.Muffins are amazing and croc delicious. I did not find the server very attentive but perhaps it was because the place was packed. Maybe need one more server on for the extra help? overall I will be coming back read more

M M.

8 years ago

Food is good, it's a diner with a flare. Great, unique food choices. Food is good, service is friendly and quick. My only complaint is that they complain if 2 people sit at a table for 4..even when the place is empty! read more

Ron S.

10 years ago

I tried this restaurant this weekend for the first time . food was great portions more than enough. My family and I will be coming back here again soon. read more

Peter K.

16 years ago

Small place but very friendly. Great food and service. Better than the new place in town (old McDonalds)

Damon S.

5 years ago

Absolutely amazing food and amazing service! Highly recommend. Such a cool little spot!

Sally S.

11 years ago

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(29 reviews)

Simple eatery with minimal, low-budget decor. It's cash only, so come prepared or be prepared to…read moreuse the questionable ATM. -- Omelette: Good. Veggies creatively placed both inside and on top. -- Home fries: Plentiful and crisp, but I think no seasoning other than paprika. Bland. -- Pancakes: Nicely browned, but a little bland. Decent. Syrup handily in a table dispenser, so no need to ration. -- Sausage Links: Around 3" long and pretty much store-bought equivalent if not literally store-bought. Decent juiciness and flavor. -- Coffee: Better than Jiffy Lube, but most of the fast food places have better coffee. -- Service: Cordial but distant. Overall, good enough to get the job done if we're in the area and need breakfast now. But not destination-worthy, nor likely to join the breakfast rotation.

The first time I went to The Restaurant Named Rick's Diner I was Blessed with a GIFT Certificate…read more The young Lady that I talked with is the Nicest Kind Person. She is like an Angel. I was there for a while to decide. then For Breakfast I ordered the WINDMILL sandwich. It was Very Delicious. I'm for sure Appreciative for their Prompt service and the Ambiance is quiet and peaceful. I didn't take a photo of the windmill sandwich However when I was there today I decided. I then ordered Iced coffee, JUMBO French toast with 2 sausage patties. It was cooked very fast and was ver delicious. I'm appreciative for their kindness to Me. CHRIST BLESS Ricks Diner AMIN.

Dream Diner

4.1

(595 reviews)

the food ,the service and the ambiance is fantastic! It is…read morejust so good : I took the dream menu Thanks

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.

Paul's Diner

3.5

(221 reviews)

Wish I could put 6 stars! We got the Monte Cristo and the French Toast Special. Couldn't decide…read morewhich was better. Heidi's service is top notch! She was knowledgeable about the menu, had the best attitude, and was a joy to interact with. Best place in the area!!

The facility was fine. Relatively clean, taken care of, and maintained…read more The waitress was available and kind. She was very soft spoken and didn't follow up well after initial service. The food was horrible. I went with the breakfast burrito special that they were offering. It was a PUDDLE of a mess and soggy. It lacked flavor, color, and showed no hint of seasoning. My wife ordered the pollo pennine with pesto. It was underwhelming and lack luster as well. Between the cheese and pesto it was OVER salted, and soggy due to the oversized tomato wedges being smashed in it with RAW onions. Against our better judgement, with the disappointment of both meals, we ordered a follow on side of French toast; and that was horrible as well. Undercooked, soggy, and flavorless toppled with a pile of powdered sugar and a gob of butter that would had left Paula Dean sayin 'Good LORD... that's a lot of BUTTER" the presentation was sloppy at best. This location might be a local staple, but as a stop through patron, we would NEVER go here again. Don't do it.... Keep driving or look for better quality at a Dunkin!

The Farmhouse Cafe

4.7

(105 reviews)