Robie's Country Store

I visit this restaurant more than twice a week. I really enjoy the food and the staff are wonderful. It has a fantastic local vibe.

I have had the pleasure of eating here on Any given Sunday or Saturday and have also had catered lunches and breakfasts for a team of 25-50. Amber and Josh are two of the hardest working people I know . And the food has been spectacular every time .

The new management (Roots Cafe) really knows what they do. No more endless waiting for food as before. Delicious breakfast and lunch in a unique, truly New England location. The walls are decorated with antiques and old presidential monuments. It's like eating in a museum. Voir le carte

Robie's is a charming bit of old New Hampshire. From the pressed tin ceiling to the walls covered in political memorabilia of campaigns that stopped here over the years Robie's has the feel of the old village general store. The food is fantastic and abundant, the staff are friendly and engaging. It is a stop well worth your time.

What am AMAZING FIND!!! We happened across this gem on a late Sunday morning. The food was DELICIOUS and the waitstaff were beyond friendly. It was like we had been there 100 times before. Mark waited on us and talked to us like we were regulars. He was so positive and energetic.. something that is super rare in younger people these days. Legit, if you are nearby, TRY THIS PLACE!!!!

The atmosphere here is incredibly relaxed and welcoming. My wife and I visited this restaurant after a hike in the White Mountains, and we were delighted by the delicious food. The staff were very friendly, and some patrons kindly shared their table with us when we couldn't find a seat. I would give five stars for the food, service, and the friendly locals. We're looking forward to stopping by again for lunch! Voir le carte

I took my mom to Roots Cafe at Robie's General Store yesterday for breakfast, and it was fantastic, just as I had hoped. I've driven past this charming little spot in the historic area of Hooksett, NH, every day on my way to work in Concord. After I left my job on Wednesday the 31st, I finally had the chance to stop in and enjoy breakfast there. I was completely captivated by the history of this small train station. The food lived up to my expectations, just as I had imagined it would.

Went Sunday at 1245...30 min wait but it was nice just to sip coffee and chill outside on table They will also serve you outside under umbrella/picnic table if you so desire. Had omelets which were piled high. Meals are $10 and under, and you always leave with a to go carton. Staff is awesome and more than enthusiastic to get you what you want. ALWAYS a Mayberry small town feel. One of the last great local places. It does get hot in there but go online to view a menu to narrow down your picks

I haven't visited this place for years! Still has memories and antiques, but, a large café / restaurant, roots, inside, with more activity. I had the eggs combo with one side cinnamon strawberry French toast with brioche bread. I got blueberries jam for my sourdough toast. I got two kinds of hot sauce for my eggs. Coffee is serving itself, but they have a selection of s. I talked to the owner's mother about the history of the building. Friendly staff. Great servings of food. Free coffee refills. Parking above the street. Go early. You can go over the bridge for a walk to burn a few calories facemask needed, but you can take it on your place. I recommend a visit. Even if you need to send a le... Voir le carte