The food was good and the service was good too. Overall nice experience and decoration.read more

Eggplant Fries!!! OMG they are yummy. Sorry no, pics we ate them too fast…read more Friday night got right in and served right away.

Delicious pre-made food, sandwiches and salads. You can also order sandwiches and pizza to order!…read moreThe desserts, cakes, muffins and cookies are all so yummy! Great beer and cider selection as well. We love going but you do pay a premium for this yummy food! Service is always friendly and plenty of outdoor seating.

Excellent prepared food. You pay a premium but it is well worth it!…read more Breakfast, lunch or dinner the dood is always prepared fantastic! If your in the mood for a coffee, theirs is second to none.

A little pricey for the size of items you get but I guess that's how it is these days. Food was…read morequite tasty, friendly and quick service. A nice neighborhood and community location. Would order both pizza and subs again

My wife and I were passing through Hollis since we were looking at homes and decided to stop in for…read morea late lunch on a Saturday p.m. We ordered two Honey Bee specialty sandwiches and bought a big bag of pop chips. The market is located in the heart of Hollis across from the village green. The sandwiches were tasty and the bread it came on was excellent. Fresh Italian bread. We sat and enjoyed our sandwiches at a table up against the front window and people watched. The service was very good and friendly. There was an excellent selection of sandwiches to satisfy all appetites. Prices were reasonable, especially coming from New Jersey. Parking was a challenge since the local church was in session. If and when we ever move to town, we will be sure to visit again.

I had steak tips, potato salad, baked beans and cornbread. The steak tips were tender and very…read moretasty. The potato salad was delicious as well as the beans and cornbread. We had a very pleasant and efficient server.

The bottom line …read more.. Positives: The atmosphere here is great-ish ... It feels like a roadhouse where you can get some relief from a hot day while coming in and having a few beers with friends. Good music on the playlist. Negatives: The food is, at best, average ... despite shockingly high prices, even in the hyper inflationary 2020's. You'll notice in the parking lot ... Lots of jacked up pick-up trucks, classic muscle cars, etc. The crowd here is as you'd expect for the border of NH and blue collar MA. The best way to describe the average clientele would be hard drinking, loud laughing 'Live Free or Die Massholes'. Upon entering, this place felt like a classic roadhouse ... dark and cave-like in places but with a large row of windows letting the sun flood into that particular area. It felt a little like a Texas desert Roadhouse in a shabby chic kind of way. The bar area is where I sat and right away, I was hot with the foul and pungent odor of years worth of spilled beer. You know that sour 'vinegar' smell that one would expect from a fraternity house carpet? It's here ... and it's bad. As John Taffer or Gordon Ramsay would scream ... This place needs a good cleaning! The beers here are $7 - $12 each, depending on what you get. They have some Michelob Light-esque draft specials. You are given the choice of 16 or 22 oz. beers and the glasses are chilled. Props for that. The bartender was a little frosty. He seemed more cordial to regulars ... but he was kind of short and matter of fact with me, at one point losing patience as I debated the menu and walked away mid-order without saying anything, only to return a few minutes later. The television situation was odd. The World Cup was on ... Every bar in the US was showing the games. Every television above the bar was broadcasting Keno numbers. Only one television, which was mounted on a side wall broadcasted the soccer game and to see it, everyone had to turn their head and look at a spot 6 inches above the bar top, so you were essentially staring right into the eyes of the people sitting next to you. Creepy. The food here was unfortunate. I think of places like Franklin BBQ in Texas and using 'Texas BBQ' to describe this place, after trying the food, is akin to the most egregious online dating exaggeration ever made. Imagine seeing a photo of a modelesque, jacked person with a full head of hair online ... and the person who showed up was a paunchy, middle-aged balding dude using pictures from 20 years ago. That's how expecting Texas BBQ ends up vs. what you actually get. There's nothing wrong with the food. It's edible ... which is more than some BBQ places can claim. However* it's all dry AF, probably smoked overnight ... taken out in the early morning ... and your brisket or pulled pork has been sitting for 6 - 8 hours under a heat lamp. The sides are made quickly ... the $7 Mac and cheese was basically spiral pasta with a white cheese sauce poured over it. Edible but I'd rather get freshly made Kraft Mac and Cheese. The $7 loaded tots ... a small cup of tater tots with a similar white cheese sauce drizzled over them and a couple of bacon bits on top. The $20 pulled pork was dry ... some big pieces, some chopped pieces. Based on other reviews I decided to avoid the more expensive brisket, which was probably a good move, given the dry pulled pork. I tasted (or smelled in the parking lot) no smokiness. As someone who lived in the South and often ate real BBQ ... You know it when you get the authentic stuff because you burp up smokey taste for the better part of the night after eating true roadside BBQ. This was more like Trader Joe's reheated BBQ. Food and restaurant costs are rising so fast these days, I have absolutely no idea what is normal and what is high. Based on other interactions with menus ... I believe these to be on the high side. $20 for a burger ... $20 - $30 for a single BBQ meat ... $15 - $25 for a BBQ sandwich ... $6 - $7 for a side. I had the pulled pork single meat, which came with two sides and a beer. My total, before tip, was $35. The bartender got a 20% tip, because that's my minimum. But he deserved maybe 10%. Beyond the somewhat dickish attitude ....he didn't ask or bring me any BBQ sauce (a necessity for the dry, bland meat) or Ketchup.. I had to walk over to a table and get some. He never checked in to see how my food was. No small talk ... no 'Can I get you anything else?'. Tipping culture in the US sucks because if you leave any less than 20% for bad service, you get chased into the parking lot. So that's my review in a nutshell. Would I return? Probably not ... unless I was meeting friends for beers. The food value just wasn't there for me. There seemed to be a lot of regulars, so it can't be all bad (although majority of other 3-star reviews seem accurate) The bottom line is that this is a better bar than a restaurant. It's cool and feels like a good recreation of a fun roadhouse.

The welcome and service was fantastic! Sarah Rogers is an exceptional server and everyone could not…read morehave been more pleasant. The food was fantastic! I had the eggs Irish and enjoyed every bite. A luscious hollandaise on perfectly poached eggs and a scrumptious corned beef hash. My wife had the french toast with bacon. Both were cooked perfectly and topped with the classic Parkers maple syrup.

Lovely barn full of wonderful real maplewood "slices" tables, a fun and cozy ambiance with several…read moretchotchkes, signs, and memorabilia for decor. Anna was our server with a smile: pots of maple coffee, and of course breakfast for all. I had the Eggs Irish, a delicious twist on the classic Benedict with corned beef hash and tasted the apple cider pancakes a friend had... very yummy! The chicken and waffles was crispy, the pancakes huge and delicious, and the maple syrup served in individual nip bottles. Portions are generous and fit well with the welcoming ambiance. The lovely gift shop is on the side of the main building, you get there through a covered bridge on the pathway. Get there early, it's a very popular breakfast place and fills up fast!

SERVICE: Samantha took wonderful care of the 3 of us while we enjoyed our breakfast. She is…read morepleasant and responsive and we could not have asked for better service. FOOD: The eggs, veggie omelette, home fries and sausage were all perfectly cooked. The yogurt parfait was full of fresh fruit and beautifully presented. ATMOSPHERE: Old timey, M*A*S*H playing on the corner TV, yacht rock style music playing at a low volume, clean and cheery inside.

You are greeted as you walk in this old time diner. It is an old style diner aesthetics and all…read more They took our order brought us coffee and the food was out in a flash. Here we never had an empty cup of coffee or water. There was plenty of delicious food on the plate. My plate had an omelette and country potato and toast. It was made to perfection. I obviously cleaned my plate up. Thanked "Franny" (she is on hand) and the chef for the great food.

I really don't understand why people complain about the slow service, isn't it better to be slow…read morebut fresh and hot than fast and cold?? I dunno but my experience was great here for breakfast on a Saturday morning. There was ample parking and the restaurant looks like a nice cozy home from the outside. Lets get to the food... Steak tips-Steak was cooked to perfection, medium and it was very tasty. I really enjoyed it paired with the eggs. Breakfast burrito- Was really good and we picked ham as our meat and they really stuffed the burrito to make sure you wont go hungry lol. My daughter really enjoyed with bacon with scrambled eggs.. The service was fine with us and we didn't think it took a long time for our food to be served to us. Anyhoo I highly recommend this spot for breakfast.

This is a great cozy restaurant, We loved the outdoor seating. The servers were great, very…read morefriendly. The food was super delicious, everything made to order. You can taste the freshness in the food. I am traveling from NY and this spot hit my heart. Will definitely bookmark this for place to come back and try some of the other yummy choices.

Absolute chaos. No one told us we had to order at the counter so we just sat at our table forever…read morethen finally got up and stood in a line up front. The poor kids bringing out the food and teas had no idea what table they were going to, or which tea pot was which kind. You could hear them asking every table what they had and every single one was wrong. When we got our food and drinks straightened out my soup was, no kidding, so hot I couldn't even touch it. The grand finale of this whole terrible experience was that the cramped little building was easily 87° and i had to change my baby on the bathroom floor....

Sweet little shop with reasonable prices for lunch. The lemon poppy scone was deliciousread more

Went there on a Sunday. Didn't know they have a smaller menu for football Sunday. Was really…read morehoping to try the Ruben. We started with fried pickles. Very good and hot! Not over battered either like most. We both had the knock out chicken sandwich. Was very good! Great little hidden Jem in Pepperell. Nothing much there. The bartender was funny and great. Lots of tv's and locals that hang there. A must try.

Nice ambiance Good food and nice selection of alcohol…read more Excellent icecream Bar w/tables. Kids welcome.

The service here is so friendly and welcoming here! Every sandwich I've tried so far has been…read morecreative & different (think apple slices on ham, or saneiches with pineapple) and everything so far has been at least a 9 out of 10! The servings are super generous, their homemade potato chips are to die for, and the gluten free bread is the best I've had anywhere. They even offer a discount for First Responders, which makes me love them even more. It's a great place to sit and have a really delicious bite to eat. Go. You won't be disappointed!

A friend told me to try the fresh haddock plate which I had to order a day before. So I walked…read moreinto the restaurant on Friday at 4:25pm (after ordering on Thursday for 430pm) and the owner and another person talked for about 10+ minutes before acknowledging I was even there. This felt very unusual/uncomfortable as not even a quick look toward me to let me know I was seen etc. but even if this was odd, I finally received my haddock plate to go and I have to say I don't think the haddock was fresh as it was a chewy like frozen fish and not flakey like fresh or it was way over cooked. Too bad as I was really looking forward to a fish plate. I give three stars being generous and I'm not trying to ruin the restaurant as i hear the sandwiches are good. I do recommend Fresh Pond Seafood in Arlington ( i know a big difference in location but I visit this place every Tuesday on my way back from Encore and it is excellent, also Kimballs Farms in Westford and Lancaster also have amazing fresh fried haddock and seafood plates! Sorry based on my one-time experience, I can't recommend Sweet and Salty for fried Haddock plates