Great coffee. Great service. This place is really great for a quick stop. Would highly recommend overall. I'm a fan of the Monkeychino; it's a cute touch. The pastries are really good as well.

Was looking into a (newer) used-ish truck. I wanted to see what they had. Nothing crazy, but something that could pull its own weight in northern NH in the winter. (Getting stuck on the Kancamagus in January isn't my idea of a good time.) Yea, you can see what they have online, but you're out of your gourd if you've made your choice before actually seeing/hearing/driving the damn thing OR without checking out what else is there. (Eggs in one basket, etc.) Always check out more than one thing. It helps if you have a solid idea of what you're talking about and looking at. They have a decent selection on the lot, so it's not like checking something else out is some kind of arduous task.

Eventually settled on a decent Silverado. (Something where spare parts exist pretty much everywhere. Nice if you like to do some DIY tinkering on the weekends.) I talked with Sean. Straight shooter, no BS, an overall uneventful sale in the end. (Yay?) I appreciate the fact that he didn't try to honeydick me on the price. This bodes well with me.

This place is pretty awesome. When in the area, I've been coming here for all of my beer needs over the past few years. They have a fantastic selection and can point you in the right direction if you want to try something new. I've discovered a few new favorites here. Think less Bud Light. Think more Allagash and local brews. (Don't worry Bud Light crowd, they still have you covered.) If you haven't tried it, pickup Oskar Blues Ten Fidy. Don't let the price tag fool you, a 4-pack is all it takes... You definitely get your money's worth and then some.

They've recently started making pizzas. A few common selections (Hawaiian, pepperoni, etc.) and a selection of less common creations. (Whatever happens to be made that day I suppose. I've usually seen it mixed up.) Sold by the slice or you can order a whole. As far as the quality, it's top notch. It's not sloppy or overly greasy. Well-made thing crust. I haven't had anything I didn't absolutely enjoy there. If you're looking for suggestions, their spicy sausage pizza is great. Sausage that's actually spicy. It's like a goddamn miracle.

Summary: Quality beer. Quality pizza. If you don't love this place, haze yourself.

Directions: It's at the intersection of Route 16 and Hurricane Mountain Road. From N. Conway towards Wildcat/Attitash (heading North), just drive down 16. It's on your right.

I'm a big shawarma fan. Always have been since I lived in Bahrain many moons ago. Falafel King is pretty much on par with what I was eating over in the Middle East, which means they're goddamn fantastic.

If you don't love this place, you're wrong.