Parker’s Maple Barn

I am thrilled that they have a Gluten free option, a delicious waffle. It has a very Old New England vibe that feels like home.

We called before coming to make sure that they were not going to have an issue with my Service Dog. We were told Service Animals were fine. We walked in and the girl on the right inside the door said hold on a minute and whispered to the hostess. She then asks me if my vested Service Dog is a Service Dog, I said yes, she is wearing her vest. She said that doesn't matter, people put vests on dogs all the time She then said that she needed to be on the floor during the meal, I said that was fine. She said is that a yes? I am not sure where all of this is coming from. We were told Service dogs were welcome but I certainly didn't feel like this was true. It felt like I was being judged for something. So after more back and forth they finally seated us. I was having an issue from the stress at the door so I had my Service Dog on me. I had asked for the manager. She approached and the first thing she said was that my dog had to be on the floor, I told her that she needed to stop because my dog was doing her job, she said that if she didn't get down we had to leave. She started asking me questions and pushing papers in my face but she has no clue what to look for in the answers. Because I gave her the answer but it didn't satisfy her. But she isn't entitled to my diagnosis. She told me that if my dog needed to Service me that I needed to go to the hospital People in management need training!¡! Her demanding information that she isn't entitled to is reportable. Sh3e tried to make me feel bad because the hostess was crying. She said that if I was stressed out then my dog was an emotional support dog not a Service Dog. I pulled out Tia's information from the State of NC. The manager said that she couldn't look at it, she is wrong, she can't ask for it but if I offer it she can look at it. But she said the if I didn't put Tia down instead of letting her work for me that I had to go, I finally just got up and left because she wouldn't get out of my face. She had sat down beside me and kept pushing papers at me demanding information about my medical issues.
Should have known that it was a lie when we saw the signs posted all over the doors before you go in. Please warn any Servicemen and women that have Service Animals that this is not the place to support. .This is discrimination of the disabled community. I will be contacting the ADA and the New Hampshire Governor's Commission on Disability.

Great place full of character personality and good eats. Go now and tell them Varmone sent you.

We've been wanting to go to Parker's Maple Barn for years as we visit the area often, and we finally were able to make it in for breakfast today! There's nothing better than pulling up and immediately being greeted by the sweet smell of maple. The pancakes were thick, and the syrup was delicious. We even picked up some maple candies from their store and they're some of the best we've had! The eggs Benedict and corned beef hash were fantastic too. The bacon was pretty salty but was still good. We had fun here and just loved the vibe!

This place used to be awesome but it has slid into mediocrity. Their Southwestern Omelette used to have Ghost Pepper Cheese and was served with Sour Cream and Salsa. Now, it was a bland shadow of its former self with no flavor and Sour Cream is no longer available as an upcharge. Their homefries aren't gluten free so I asked if mashed potatoes were available and I was told that those are only available if you order the Turkey Dinner which says to me that everything is preportioned. I tried ordering buckwheat pancakes which should be GF but I was warned by the really nice server that they are not GF. Honestly, it was no longer a cool place like it was before the Covid shut the world down, it just felt dusty and depressing. I've been coming here for 35 years but I won't be coming back. A long drive and not worth it.

Came back ! Previously ordered the double stuffed French toasted. Loved it

Short wait,apparently sometimes might wait 1 hour +

Today,ordered Philly cheese steak omelette. Very good. Potatoes are great,big portion. Rye bread-excellent.

Coffee was solid.

Portions are sufficient, gotta be very hungry to finish

Good service.

Food and service was great. There was a little wait but they have a cute gift shop to look through to kill

A couple weeks ago on a Thursday my wife and I stopped in for breakfast. We were looking forward to this as we had enjoyed them previously. Unfortunately this experience was a horrible one from the start. We waited 20 mins to just get coffee. While our waitress served other people around us. Our food came out 40 mins later and most of it was cold or tasted off. We did complain which got 50% off one meal. We won't be back.

The wait is really long. It's expected because it's the only place in the area. Inside is nice and cozy reminds me of Vermont or the mountains. The food was ehh. Waffle was pretty basic and omelette had too much cheese. Overall we won't be coming back but for the locals I think this might be the best breakfast they can ge tin the area

Parker's has great food, service, and a nice rustic atmosphere!! Their prices are reasonable and everything we had was great! I love their sausage and the corned beef hash! The deep fried French toast is out of this world!! I also likes the burbon maple latte I ordered! On the downside is that they don't have WiFi which is especially a problem since my Verizon phone doesn't get service there.... You also would benefit from WIFI so you can receive texts or monitor where you are on the wait list....