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Madison Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Madison
Madison is a town in Carroll County, New Hampshire, United States. The population was 2,502 at the 2010 census. Madison includes the village of Silver Lake and the village district of Eidelweiss.
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1. Rosie's Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 150 reviews
We are a family-owned and operated breakfast and lunch restaurant, and Rosie is celebrating 30 years in business! We work incredibly hard 7 days a week to ensure the quality and freshness of our food reflects the amount of time and care we put into it. Rosie herself is always in the kitchen very early in the morning baking her homemade bread, cinnamon rolls, desserts and more! Two of her sons Mathew and Britton have been raised in the business for the past 30 years, and hardly leave the line to gurantee the consistency we provide for you with our food. Our "Rosie Girls" are hard-working women who are very special to us (family and friends), and our loyal staff works endlessly to follow our high expectations. We do our best to make your eggs how you like, remedy any mistake we may make (we're only human!) and include you on our family's journey. We love our faithful regulars, new friends, and ever-growing community of breakfast lovers! And remember..."If you are grouchy, irritable, or just plain mean, there will be a $10 charge just for putting up with you!" ;)
Reviewed By Mary F - Fall River, Massachusetts
This my first time, and the breakfast was delicious! I had French Toast made with homemade cinnamon bread, eggs, bacon and home fries. Everything was hot and serve by delightfully humorous waitress. It seems likes she's been there for a while and knows her customers. It was very refreshing.
2. Almost There Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 87 reviews
Reviewed By Carol D - Montreal, Quebec
Welcome to a down home locals restaurant and bar with live music on the patio.
The drinks are cold, the food is first class!
Be sure to try the onion rings, they are to die for.
For a wonderful meal at a reasonable price head on over.
3. Max's Restaurant & Pub at the Snowvillage Inn
Overall Ratings
5 based on 76 reviews
Max's Restaurant at the Snowvillage is a contemporary american restaurant nestled in the foothills of the white mountains with sweeping view of the White Mountains of New Hampshire, and award winning gardens. Quiet and secluded, yet only 6 miles from Conway, NH, Ossipee, NH, and Brownfield, ME. Join us for a casual dinner in Max's Pub or a more elegant night out in our white linen dining room. Elegant, yet a relaxed atmosphere. We are out in the country of course.
Reviewed By Larry W - Rochester, New York
Yes, OMG! This place serves wonderful food, although we knew in advance that it would. We'd stayed here once, many years earlier and this restaurant was great back then as well. The owners, Kevin & Jen have brought some great cooking talent onto their staff,...MoreThank you so much Larry! I love the oysters as well. We have selected oysters from the Boothbay, Maine area. I think they are pristine and so delicious! Thursdays are 2 BUCKS a SHUCK. Just sayin'..... Jen
4. Dunkin' Donuts
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By toys4dad - Winthrop
this place is terrible slowwwww. line out the door, drive thru back to the street. one person on counter, one one drive and two making drinks and cooking, another walking around doing nothing probably the manager. place was clean and staff was very pleasant. but slow. order was accurate.
5. Scandinavian Baking
Overall Ratings
5 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By Larry46713 - Park Ridge, New Jersey
While on vacation from NJ, I saw an advertisement in the local paper and put this place on my "bucket list" of places to go in the North Conway area. The "shop" is located in the parlor of Betty's house, and she sells a variety of Scandinavian breads, etc. all baked with love in her kitchen. What started literally as a cart in front of her house, grew into a space occupying her home. There are a couple of tables to sit and enjoy coffee or tea (free to all as a Swedish tradition) and great conversation with Betty. The baked goods like almond coffee cake and cardamom raisin bread are great (this is a restaurant review) but the friendly company is the highlight. The shop seems to be the "hub" of the community, for young and old, families and singles. It may be a bit out of the way, but it is well worth the trip!
6. Hobbs Tavern & Brewing Company
Overall Ratings
4 based on 294 reviews
Reviewed By arewehavingfunyet4 - Portland, Maine
This is seriously one of the top 5 places I have ever been price gouged. I paid 10 dollars for feasibly 25 potato chips topped with cooled cheese sauce that tasted like american cheese, flour & water, complimented by 1/2 a slice of precooked bacon and COUNT THEM--I did--6 pieces of diced tomato. It was perhaps the saddest thing I have ever encountered getting.
I will say the dunkel made by henniker is delicious.
You know it is freezing in there when all the servers are rubbing their hands huddled at the fire place--5 of them....I mean freezing in there.
My opinion is the owners of this place traveled the country going to slick new breweries, blew all their money on decor and brewery equipment and servers because it is a huge place so now they are skimping on heat and food to make up for it as well as I witnessed a gentleman pay over 50 dollars for a case of 12 oz cans of beer--are you kidding me? I could be out of the loop on beer cost....but that seems really high.
If the beer was better and the food was even half way decent or edible and I could be guaranteed I wont freeze to death I might entertain going back. I don't think anything will change because poor unsuspecting tourists and beer snoodies will think this place wonderful because it is pretty and they make a sour and a milk stout that is perhaps the sweetest sugary beer I have ever experienced.
7. Smitty's Ice Cream
Overall Ratings
3 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By TerenceMartin
My family and I stay at a lake right up the street from smiths every year. They moved to this new location recently. It is my favorite place to go to. The people are friendly and the ice cream and shakes are AMAZING. Great way to cool off in the summer.
8. Grammy Gordon's Bakery and Antiques
Overall Ratings
5 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By skylandchinooks - rockaway, nj
Grammy's pies are simply amazing - we've had many of them, and they've all been great ! (She has more than 100, including dinner pies). In addition to pies, she also has other desserts, other dinner options and even does a "pre-show" dinner before the Barnstormers as well as catering.
She's incredibly busy in the summer, so call ahead and order your pie - you can't go wrong with any of them !
9. Traditions Restaurant & Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By CMminera - Danielson, CT
Look elsewhere especially if you are not staying at this resort restaurant... The food was overpriced significantly. Three of us had the buffet dinner, and one ordered off menu. Most of the items on the buffet were overcooked especially the pasta. Many items I picked were also cold. The only thing that was decent from the hot items, were the onion rings. I tried to fill up on salad.... $125 worth.... Sad because we were on vacation, and I was looking forward to this place. The only positive I can say is the waitstaff was extremely nice and professional.
10. Community Market & Deli
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By tektektek - Hopewell Junction, New York
We wanted a quick lunch, so my wife and I grabbed some sandwiches, chips, and drinks from this out-of-the-way spot on NH113, near the famous Madison Boulder. They were okay- not the best, by far not the worst, we have ever had. The ordering was fairly quick, service okay. If you want a break from a sandwich chain, this is a good option.
