Northwood Diner

Excellent diner!! The place was crowded and friendly staff were very efficient. Perfect over-easy eggs, 5 slices of bacon and paid extra for delicious homemade raisin bread toast. Wish they were in my hometown!!!

My favorite local place to eat-- a clean, fun atmosphere that transports you back in time to the fifties! The food is always delicious and priced low enough that it is an affordable destination for a weekend family outing. Beware of the Saturday and Sunday mid-morning lines-- everyone who has ever been there loves it and comes back at those times, leading to lines out the door! The wait is worth it. They bake their own breads for the toast and there are many scrumptious flavors including Garlic Cheese Basil and Dutch Apple.

We love it. Great service, amazing food. And you can grab a loaf of your favorite bread to go!!

Very New England, very "diner." It has your typical diner food, cooked in a familiar diner way. Right from the start, with the "sit where you like" laid back feel, you can feel the history of the American diner everywhere, even in the color scheme of the walls. Friendly staff, all of them. Even other wait staff and cooks said hello and goodbye, all thanking us personal for our visit. Situated on RT.4, you can see how this would have been a magnificent truck stop back in the day. Truckers still pull in and grab a bite (we saw 4 18-wheelers when we were there), but it has more of a family feel to it. I can go on, but I will instead say, if you want a good, sit-down diner, with friendly staff and a good hot meal, try this place out. Fast service, good food. I recommend you go here.

Northwood Diner is a classic stop when going from the seacoast towards in interior of the state. Perfect, early morning, pit stop for some coffee, eggs, and bacon. The 50s diner aesthetic is perfectly captures.

Be sure to try their home made breads. They're worth the stop on their own.

If I had anything negative to say it's that prices used to be more competitive. You can still eat well for less than $10 a person, so take that criticism with a grain of salt.