Nice spot on the river. The deck is a lovely place to sit in the summer. Had a decent flight of their beers, the stout was pretty good. It did get a bit crowded later on.

They had a few gluten-free items on the menu, which was a nice surprise for a small spot like this. Got the GF toast with my coffee. Simple but solid.

The staff were super friendly and welcoming. The burger was tasty, but I wish they had a lighter option like a turkey burger or a veggie patty.

Samosas were great, naans were good. Went with the chicken tikka muglai instead of butter chicken - solid choice. The biryani was just okay, not what I was hoping for.

Love the outdoor patio here. Perfect spot to grab a beer after a hike on the nearby trails. The breeze is nice and the view is solid. A bit pricey for what it is, but you&#39;re paying for the location.

Came with a big group, including a toddler. They handled us really well, no fuss. Got the food out fast, which was key. Everything tasted solid, and we all walked out satisfied. Good spot for a quick, no-stress meal with a crowd.

The staff was really helpful explaining the wine list. Made picking a bottle easy and the whole meal more relaxed.

Been coming here for years, and the owners are just solid people. Last week they stayed open a little late for me. Got that toasted meatball grinder again, and it hit the spot. That kind of reliability keeps me coming back.

Loved the pretzels with the beer cheese dip. The mustard was a nice touch, too. Menu&#39;s pretty small, but that&#39;s okay when the few things they do are this solid. A cozy spot for a snack.

Stumbled upon this place on a road trip. The pizza crust was just the right kind of chewy, and the pepperoni had a nice little crisp to it. Sat in the beer garden as the sun went down&mdash;really hit the spot.

First time here with a big group. Ian was our server - super chill even when we got a bit loud. He kept the drinks coming and didn&#39;t miss a beat. Solid service.

Been coming here for years, and I keep coming back for the wings. They&#39;re always crispy, never soggy, and that sauce is just right. Tried the new Pork Katsu last time, solid choice. It&#39;s that kind of consistency I appreciate.

We stop by Shackett&#39;s every time we&#39;re in Bristol. The seafood is consistently good, and I really appreciate how comfortable the booths are. Makes for a relaxed meal.

The Steakhouse Bowl is what I keep coming back for. The steak is always cooked right, and the mix of fresh greens with that savory sauce just works. Tried the Smokehouse Bowl once, interesting smoky flavor, but the steak version is my go-to.

The chocolate pistachio mousse bomb was so smooth and rich. Staff was super patient while we took forever to decide!

The grinders are a solid value for the price. Good portion size on a tasty sandwich.

Been coming here for years. The food is always solid, but yeah, it&#39;s on the second floor of the mall&mdash;easy to miss if you&#39;re new.

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The best restaurants in Grafton County

Enfield House of Pizza

Village Pizza and Grill

Shyrl's Diner

The Fort at Exit 18

Schilling Beer Co.

The Moon Cafe & Bakery

Fugaky

Merland's Tap & Table

Jewel of India

Panther Pub & Grille

Six Burner Bistro

Nacho's Mexican Bar And Grill

Salt Hill Pub - Lebanon

Yama Restaurant

Clement Room Grille-BREAKFAST ONLY

The Little Red Schoolhouse, LLC

El Greco's Pizza

Latham House Tavern

Iron Furnace Brewing

Woodstock Inn Brewery

Backcountry Bar & Grill

Tenney Mountain Pizza

Shackett's Seafood Shack

Lou's Restaurant & Bakery

Crumb Bum Bakery

Porfido's Market & Deli

Peking Tokyo

Pim's Thai Orchid

La Tasse Café

Jimmy Seas Pan Pasta - Loon Mountain