Well worth the drive from anywhere. Very cool place and friendly people too
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Susan Meredith
The fun atmosphere itself, is enough to stop by and have some good food. it's a cute place inside. The staff are polite and friendly. 10 outta 10
Abigail Small
By far the best breakfast spot I have found! This is a weekend tradition I look forward to! Amazing food, atmosphere, and staff! What more could you ask for! Plus their daily specials are spectacular.
Paul Arnold
If I could put “everything” I would. I’ve only found it recently, but every time it’s been a great experience. To the atmosphere, people, and food. Fat Dog Kitchen has become a regular place for me! Highly recommend.
Joey Marino
Phenomenal food, friendly wait staff who COLLECTIVELY work the dining room and a great atmosphere! 10,000% will be back!!
Brittney
I love Fat Dog!!!! Truly, an amazing and comfortable space for all! Steph and Paul are fabulous people only outmatched by the food they craft and serve!! I recommend the Fat Dog Kitchen to any and all that I know in or traveling through the area or nearby, to me, it is worth a detour to experience.
Tim Nichols
The service was great! The food was fantastic and also at our table very quickly. The prices are unbelievably reasonable for the good portion sizes they give.
Diana Day
French toast was soso but the service was the worst. Took 45 minutes to get my breakfast! Will not be returning!
Chandler Scully
Awesome food! Never knew it was there! Definitely worth a visit great food small restaurant charm.
James Hussey Jr.
Cool vibe & great people. Shakshuka was bangin', eggs were poached perfectly. My pops had a simple breakfast, eggs, hash browns and sausage/bacon, says it was all delicious, hash browns looked nicely grilled. Apparently they make their English muffins fresh daily, had one while waiting for food, wanted a dozen more. Damn. Phantom Gourmet might say the Elvis toast is drive worthy, I'd drive here just for the English muffins.
Best breakfast place in the entire Seacoast of New Hampshire and possibly beyond. Every single thing I have ever tried there (I’ve tried a lot) has been excellent. They consistently have rotating specials that are creative and delightful. Be prepared for big, hearty portions that will leave you waddling out with a very full, very happy tummy.
verne5
Had a Benny.. very good..red flannel hash was good..a bit too much texture.. I get it… artisanal. It was a bit cold so we weren’t able to eat outside so much but next time I think we will. Probably wouldn’t go too often. Maybe will go again in the springtime.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Eggs Benedict with Homefries
ToodleOn
I have been here about 20 times, never disappointed. Each plate is carefully made. The breakfast bowl special this time with crispy garlic and onions was amazing. A smaller menu, but a lot of creative options to choose from. When I asked about where they source the bacon, as it was thick and very good, they said it was local!!
Mona Rosbury-yoder
Great food...good menu with variety!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Carnitas Bowl
Matthew Gallant
I've eaten fried chicken sandwiches all over the country and was really excited to try the "Big Clucker" here. The menu promised "House Buttermilk Fried Chicken, Lettuce, Tomato, Pickles, Chick Sauce on a Grilled Brioche Bun." Sounds great, right? Nowhere did it mention this was going to be made with thigh meat. Who even uses thigh meat for a fried chicken sandwich? I've never had that, anywhere. The bun? Sure, maybe technically it's brioche, but it felt more like a regular, seeded burger bun from McDonald's, just grilled for show.
And the salt? Oh, the salt. I like salty food, but this was ridiculous. After a couple of bites, I gave up and threw it out. The sweet potato tots were decent but came with a $3 upcharge. All in all, I spent about $25 with tax and tip, and honestly, I expected a lot more. Needless to say, I won't be back.
Well worth the drive from anywhere. Very cool place and friendly people too
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The fun atmosphere itself, is enough to stop by and have some good food. it's a cute place inside. The staff are polite and friendly. 10 outta 10
By far the best breakfast spot I have found! This is a weekend tradition I look forward to! Amazing food, atmosphere, and staff! What more could you ask for! Plus their daily specials are spectacular.
If I could put “everything” I would. I’ve only found it recently, but every time it’s been a great experience. To the atmosphere, people, and food. Fat Dog Kitchen has become a regular place for me! Highly recommend.
Phenomenal food, friendly wait staff who COLLECTIVELY work the dining room and a great atmosphere! 10,000% will be back!!
I love Fat Dog!!!! Truly, an amazing and comfortable space for all! Steph and Paul are fabulous people only outmatched by the food they craft and serve!! I recommend the Fat Dog Kitchen to any and all that I know in or traveling through the area or nearby, to me, it is worth a detour to experience.
The service was great! The food was fantastic and also at our table very quickly. The prices are unbelievably reasonable for the good portion sizes they give.
French toast was soso but the service was the worst. Took 45 minutes to get my breakfast! Will not be returning!
Awesome food! Never knew it was there! Definitely worth a visit great food small restaurant charm.
Cool vibe & great people. Shakshuka was bangin', eggs were poached perfectly. My pops had a simple breakfast, eggs, hash browns and sausage/bacon, says it was all delicious, hash browns looked nicely grilled. Apparently they make their English muffins fresh daily, had one while waiting for food, wanted a dozen more. Damn. Phantom Gourmet might say the Elvis toast is drive worthy, I'd drive here just for the English muffins.
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Best breakfast place in the entire Seacoast of New Hampshire and possibly beyond. Every single thing I have ever tried there (I’ve tried a lot) has been excellent. They consistently have rotating specials that are creative and delightful. Be prepared for big, hearty portions that will leave you waddling out with a very full, very happy tummy.
Had a Benny.. very good..red flannel hash was good..a bit too much texture.. I get it… artisanal. It was a bit cold so we weren’t able to eat outside so much but next time I think we will. Probably wouldn’t go too often. Maybe will go again in the springtime.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Eggs Benedict with Homefries
I have been here about 20 times, never disappointed. Each plate is carefully made. The breakfast bowl special this time with crispy garlic and onions was amazing. A smaller menu, but a lot of creative options to choose from. When I asked about where they source the bacon, as it was thick and very good, they said it was local!!
Great food...good menu with variety!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Carnitas Bowl
I've eaten fried chicken sandwiches all over the country and was really excited to try the "Big Clucker" here. The menu promised "House Buttermilk Fried Chicken, Lettuce, Tomato, Pickles, Chick Sauce on a Grilled Brioche Bun." Sounds great, right? Nowhere did it mention this was going to be made with thigh meat. Who even uses thigh meat for a fried chicken sandwich? I've never had that, anywhere. The bun? Sure, maybe technically it's brioche, but it felt more like a regular, seeded burger bun from McDonald's, just grilled for show.
And the salt? Oh, the salt. I like salty food, but this was ridiculous. After a couple of bites, I gave up and threw it out. The sweet potato tots were decent but came with a $3 upcharge. All in all, I spent about $25 with tax and tip, and honestly, I expected a lot more. Needless to say, I won't be back.
Food: 1
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