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Bigstan · 07-23-2008, 07:58 AM

I too agree the ice cream is great - I started stocking it by the quart to avoid running over there at 8:45 at night when everyone decides they want ice cream. Flavor selection was spotty last time I went (but of course it was the 4th, so I'm measuring on what must be their busiest weekend of the year).
I ended up buying an alternative when they were out of cookie dough, then picking up a quart cookie dough at Beans & Greens a few minutes later (they sell quarts of Sawyers ice cream at the same cost Sawyers does)

I've avoided their fried food - for no reason other than they are an ice cream place to me, not a restaurant. However, on the weekend of the 4th I saw someone having a lobster roll and decided to try one. It was great, though maybe a bit too chilled. I would certainly go back for another. I think it was $13.50, not sure if that qualifies as expensive or not compared to others?

07-23-2008, 07:58 AM	#7
Bigstan Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Gilford NH Posts: 376 Thanks: 9 Thanked 163 Times in 91 Posts	I too agree the ice cream is great - I started stocking it by the quart to avoid running over there at 8:45 at night when everyone decides they want ice cream. Flavor selection was spotty last time I went (but of course it was the 4th, so I'm measuring on what must be their busiest weekend of the year). I ended up buying an alternative when they were out of cookie dough, then picking up a quart cookie dough at Beans & Greens a few minutes later (they sell quarts of Sawyers ice cream at the same cost Sawyers does) I've avoided their fried food - for no reason other than they are an ice cream place to me, not a restaurant. However, on the weekend of the 4th I saw someone having a lobster roll and decided to try one. It was great, though maybe a bit too chilled. I would certainly go back for another. I think it was $13.50, not sure if that qualifies as expensive or not compared to others?