Tuckers

I'm from New Jersey. I love my dinners. I wanted to find one that was worth the hype. The price isn't cheap, but it is because the food quality is amazing! I was here during the summer and everyone loved Tucker's. PROS - Amazing food - wonderful service - If you come often enough, they make sure they know your faces - allergies concerns, they are on it - Big groups they've got you covered CONS - The parking lot is a bit tight in the back and sides, you are sharing it with the other building that is inside, but it's so minor compared to the service you are receiving!

Need a pit stop? This is definitely be one of your constants! I love the brunch menu they offer - specially the Chai latte: what a drink with humongous quantity. Every order we did, the server meticulously noted all do's and don't's and served us perfectly. One small concern: bread for French toast was a little over toasted -- all of us unanimously expressed that the bread needed to be a little soft. Also, the hot chocolate can be a little denser. I would repeat this place every time I visit NH.

What a wonderful place for breakfast! It gets quite crowded quite easily, so timing is of the essence. We leaned towards 10-10:30 to fall in between the breakfast and lunch crowds and we like to have breakfast a little later in the morning anyway. I wasn't as impressed with their meat omelette as I was with other items, as the ham and sausage in the omelette were rather average, but their maple-glazed bacon is wonderful, the coffee is great, and it's reassuring even to see that all food refuse is composted rather than thrown out. Well worth your effort if you're in the New London area.

They have both indoor and outdoor seating. We’ve had both breakfast and lunch and the food was very good. Coffee is A++. The waitresses are very friendly and attentive. Right on the main road so it’s easy to get to. Highly recommend.

Terrific creative sandwiches and dishes. A must-stop in New Hampshire. Service is friendly and coffee is good. Make sure to call ahead to spare waiting in line.

I can't say enough good things about this place! We arrived about 11am and only had about a 20 minute wait to be seated. Our server was friendly and attentive without being overbearing or intrusive. The atmosphere was quaint New England, all old barn-find wood and beams. We absolutely loved our food, I had the Irish Benny, and my wife had pancakes, we split a side of the maple glazed and candied bacon. It was SO GOOD!! We spent about $40 for the 2 of us. When you go, make sure to check out the politician's restroom. It's worth the chuckle .

Had an excellent experience here for breakfast. Greeted and sat right as we walked in 7:05…always a wait later . Waitress Jolene was attentive and polite, food was great. Simply put it was a great experience. This place gets what it takes to be good

First time here The service was fast and efficient. The breakfast was very good. We got there at the perfect time, we didn't have to wait for a table. Highly recommend

A huge sign outside says “Open”, yet when we are seated, and our waitstaff arrives we’re gruffly informed the kitchen closes in 10 minutes so we better order immediately. Why not take the sign down 30 - 45 minutes early so people don’t get the opinion there is plenty of time? Better yet, have the Hostess make you aware that time is running out before seating you with a waitstaff aggravated they have one more table? The food even suffered as it was obviously rushed out. We couldn’t get anyone to give us refills though several dirty looks were cast by the staff and we only had our food for 10 minutes. Rubens are not on the menu offered below, and frankly I couldn’t recommend anything at this point.

A beautiful building with a lovely dine in area and comfortable outdoor seating. Food was delicious and well prepared. Service was friendly. Bathrooms were clean! My over easy eggs were undercooked but the quality of everything else made that easy to overlook. Definitely would return.