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Address: 1328 Hooksett Rd, Hooksett, NH 03106
Phone: (603) 206-5757
Website: http://tuckersnh.com/
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Reviews
Hseju
We had such a great visit to Tuckers. The salted caramel chai alone was worth the trip—it was amazing! The food was just as excellent, with huge, satisfying portions. We sampled a ton: the Tuckers time breakfast platter, avocado toast with bacon, a side of creamy mac & cheese, and the grilled tea bread. Everything was fantastic.
… moreBorn To Be Retired
Great stop for breakfast/lunch. Food is super fresh. Our server, Nina, was excellent. I had the Cobb salad and my husband had the western omelette. He said it was the best breakfast toast he’s had at a breakfast restaurant. My British husband also loved that they have a bean side option to go with his omelette.
We did have a 20 min wait but it was worth it
… moreWe did have a 20 min wait but it was worth it
Jean-Philippe Denis
Walked in, great, 4 tables are free!
They ask for my name and cell phone number to text me “when my table is ready”… Then they tell me 20 minutes of waiting! I left because I couldn’t wait those 20 minutes, and frustrated ’cause there are still 4 tables free.
That means they now have my name and phone number, thanks to a lie.
… moreThey ask for my name and cell phone number to text me “when my table is ready”… Then they tell me 20 minutes of waiting! I left because I couldn’t wait those 20 minutes, and frustrated ’cause there are still 4 tables free.
That means they now have my name and phone number, thanks to a lie.
J Pelle
Wonderful breakfast and lunch menu a great variety to try each visit which includes the classics, gluten free wraps, omelets, bowls. Love the sour dough toast. A whole menu on specialty hot, iced coffees. No wonder its packed. Weekends wait 40 min. Weekdays easier walk in and get a table. Moderate noise level too. They need a bigger restaurant on hooksett road. Breakfast favorite restaurant! Handicap parking available and tables to accommodate w/c. Or high chairs for kids.
… moreRichard Lansing
Best breakfast restaurant experience I’ve ever had. Wait-staff are friendly, professional and caring. Order is always fresh and expeditious. Breakfast menu is varied and exceptional with so many interesting choices.
… moreScotty RcNH
Food and staff are good my only complaint is the ketchup! They put it in cups or leave over night every time I get some I can scrape a thick top jelly like layer off. Go back to bottles lol
… moreJohn Easter
The servers were very nice. The food wasn’t bad, but the walls at every station saw had creamer and syrup splattered all over the walls.
I would probably clean that up in between customers lol
… moreI would probably clean that up in between customers lol
Thomas Milom
Nice place but too much negative stuff to give it a higher review. The place was empty and it took them forever to seat us. Felt like they were cool to have us just hang out and wait.
The food was not great rather, at least when it come to the price comparison. Just overall bad value. You pay a price for something, the higher the price the higher the expectations and this restaurant was way off on that ratio. It wasn’t bad it just wasn’t worth the price.
I didn’t feel like it server was friendly enough. Maybe it was a bad day for her but I just didn’t get vibes like she was happy to serve us.
I had higher expectations from what I’ve heard from others and maybe that’s is why I just didn’t have the best experience. I’ll give them another try soon.
$49 and change for breakfast for two people who’s ordered food and coffee is really what I didn’t care for.
… moreThe food was not great rather, at least when it come to the price comparison. Just overall bad value. You pay a price for something, the higher the price the higher the expectations and this restaurant was way off on that ratio. It wasn’t bad it just wasn’t worth the price.
I didn’t feel like it server was friendly enough. Maybe it was a bad day for her but I just didn’t get vibes like she was happy to serve us.
I had higher expectations from what I’ve heard from others and maybe that’s is why I just didn’t have the best experience. I’ll give them another try soon.
$49 and change for breakfast for two people who’s ordered food and coffee is really what I didn’t care for.
Jay Cook
If your breakfast is going to also turn into your lunch, or if you just enjoy breakfasts with some extra food touches, Tuckers is your place.
I don’t eat at Tuckers often due to location (distance) but if I am anywhere in the vicinity of one, and have not had breakfast, I will never drive by Tuckers, for another eatery.
The HIGHEST QUALITY ingredients.
You can have yourself a simple American diner-style meal, or something more fancy, tastefully prepared and mega-TASTEY—every bit of it with high quality ingredients.
You can TASTE the quality.
A decent breakfast will set you back (food, alone) > $12…I chose a $15 “Sunny…[something]…” breakfast and, even the cheapskate I am…I had to concede it was a fair price.
($15 for a breakfast dish is too much for me…with the exception of Tuckers. The food is THAT good, and the portions might require a doggy bag).
Place in Hooksett was jam-packed, yet hostess moved guests to tables quickly.
The few empty tables had been cleaned fast, so no wait.
Waitresses: These chicks ‘bust ass’.
Moving so fast, they were almost running, but NEVER too busy to stop at the beckon of any guest (I watched the operation).
It is clear that Tuckers Management expects hard/fast work, but also expects attentiveness to customer needs…not just ‘getting the order in, and the food out, quickly’.
Watching the waitress ladies in action, I noticed how a few tables kept asking for the waitress, then taking their sweet time reflecting upon what they wanted.
That drives ME nuts to watch…but both waitresses never showed any frustration.
My only complaint is so petty that I considered not mentioning it.
I asked for an entire half lemon (not those paper thin wedges that are impossible to squeeze into one’s drink). I offered to pay for a half of a whole lemon, so I could properly squeeze the lemon juice into my unsweetened tea (or water).
Manager came by to advise me that the kitchen staff does not have time to fetch from fridge and cut a lemon in half in half.
I respect her honesty (they were full-steam busy!), but my request would have cost one kitchen worker 10 seconds, tops, to fulfill, and I would have paid for it!
Frankly, Tuckers does such a superb all-around job, in all aspects, that I accepted the ‘no time for’ excuse on my lemon request.
If any other restaurant had said the same thing to me, I would have protested…demanded the lemon.
Like I said, I’m petty about my lemon halves.
Ha ha.
… moreI don’t eat at Tuckers often due to location (distance) but if I am anywhere in the vicinity of one, and have not had breakfast, I will never drive by Tuckers, for another eatery.
The HIGHEST QUALITY ingredients.
You can have yourself a simple American diner-style meal, or something more fancy, tastefully prepared and mega-TASTEY—every bit of it with high quality ingredients.
You can TASTE the quality.
A decent breakfast will set you back (food, alone) > $12…I chose a $15 “Sunny…[something]…” breakfast and, even the cheapskate I am…I had to concede it was a fair price.
($15 for a breakfast dish is too much for me…with the exception of Tuckers. The food is THAT good, and the portions might require a doggy bag).
Place in Hooksett was jam-packed, yet hostess moved guests to tables quickly.
The few empty tables had been cleaned fast, so no wait.
Waitresses: These chicks ‘bust ass’.
Moving so fast, they were almost running, but NEVER too busy to stop at the beckon of any guest (I watched the operation).
It is clear that Tuckers Management expects hard/fast work, but also expects attentiveness to customer needs…not just ‘getting the order in, and the food out, quickly’.
Watching the waitress ladies in action, I noticed how a few tables kept asking for the waitress, then taking their sweet time reflecting upon what they wanted.
That drives ME nuts to watch…but both waitresses never showed any frustration.
My only complaint is so petty that I considered not mentioning it.
I asked for an entire half lemon (not those paper thin wedges that are impossible to squeeze into one’s drink). I offered to pay for a half of a whole lemon, so I could properly squeeze the lemon juice into my unsweetened tea (or water).
Manager came by to advise me that the kitchen staff does not have time to fetch from fridge and cut a lemon in half in half.
I respect her honesty (they were full-steam busy!), but my request would have cost one kitchen worker 10 seconds, tops, to fulfill, and I would have paid for it!
Frankly, Tuckers does such a superb all-around job, in all aspects, that I accepted the ‘no time for’ excuse on my lemon request.
If any other restaurant had said the same thing to me, I would have protested…demanded the lemon.
Like I said, I’m petty about my lemon halves.
Ha ha.
Michelene Langlois
I can’t say enough about this place. The food is great. The service is great. The atmosphere is great. We had a waiter named Colby and he was amazing.!!! great kid great service!!! he was right on point with anything we needed! He also went beyond his job and asked if we needed anything else stuff like that!!
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