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New Hampshire, United States Food Guide: 5 Diner food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Hollis
Find out what Diner restaurants to try in Hollis. Hollis is a town in Hillsborough County, New Hampshire, United States. The population was 7,684 at the 2010 census. The town center village is listed on the National Register of Historic Places as Hollis Village Historic District.
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1. Market Place Diner
Overall Ratings
4 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By Barry D
The pros of this place are that the food is pretty good and their 4 table outdoor seating in good weather is quite enjoyable. The con is that service here has taken a definite downturn. There was a table open outside immediately when we arrived this past weekend, but nobody came to take our order for a good 10-12 minutes. The food took more than 15 minutes to come during which I used their bathroom and found the inside seating was only about half full. How long can eggs, home fries and omlettes take when you're not busy? we had to wait another 10 minutes after we were done for our waitress to bring the check and then that much more for her to take our payment before I got up and brought it into her. We then waited almost that much longer before she brought out my card and the receipt for a signature. The food and ambience are pretty good here, but the service no longer is. Bud's is better for less money.
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2. Breen's Diner
Overall Ratings
4 based on 53 reviews
Reviewed By VacationDays365
I love Eggs Benedict and the ones served at Breen's Diner were the best ever! Served on an oversized grilled English muffin with ham, perfectly cooked eggs, creamy Hollandaise sauce and hand cut potatoes with just the right amount of seasoning, the breakfast was fabulous. My husband's order of scrambled eggs and ham came with a very generous portion of home fries and choice of several toasts or English muffin. Portions are large and can be shared for a very reasonable $1 plate charge. Very cute 50s vibe diner with and old fashioned soda fountain, juke box and interesting memorabilia. What a great find!
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3. Joey's Diner
Overall Ratings
4 based on 169 reviews
Reviewed By 422debih
Went for breakfast on a Sat and ended up being there for a loud and intrusive political meeting. It was held in a lower room but very much disrupted our meal, especially when the speakers started insulting the other party. Not at all how I wanted to start my day. The food was just ok. Will not go back.
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4. Dream Diner
Overall Ratings
4 based on 618 reviews
Fifties Diner Serving Breakfast, Lunch. Best Eggs Benny Around!!Homemade Cinnamon Roll French Toast! Sweet Potato Pancakes, 40 Omelets (Pastrami & Swiss Cheese), Gluten Free Waffles & More!! Now Serving Mimosaâs, Blood Maryâs & Irish Creme Coffee
Reviewed By mamacooking
Dream Diner used to be our weekend spot for brunch; the food was always good and service friendly. There are lines on weekends, but they generally move quickly. Dream Diner now only serves lunch Monday through Friday. Some of our group like breakfast and some prefer lunch, so, with no lunch on weekends, we will meet at a different diner.Thank you for giving us your feedback. Our weekend hours are now 7am-1pm which is an hour earlier than weekdays. With our new expanded seating, we decided to focus strictly on breakfast and allow the kitchen to focus on delivering quality food and serving our customers in a timely manner. Come see us Mon-Fri and enjoy one of our signature meatloaf dinners or Fresh Turkey dinner.
5. Suzie's Diner
Overall Ratings
4 based on 129 reviews
Reviewed By RichTBoston_MA
Suzie's gets great reviews, but our experience was poor. Don't expect size or ambiance - and don't be surprised when locals breeze by a long line and simply seat themselves. There were several groups all waiting for seats or tables; we were all a bit amazed, and more still when the staff recognized them as frequent customers. Just not right - if you have a line, don't those folks deserve preference? Slow service as well - it's breakfast, not exactly the toughest meal to make. Not worth a return.
