Liz Purvis

Google review

Cupcakes, cookies, whoopie pies, cinnamon rolls 😍 sandwiches, soups, and more!!

Richard Cassidy

Google review

Updated Review for Tucker’s – Nashua, NH I’ve always appreciated Tucker’s for their atmosphere, service, and commitment to fresh food. I had initially written a completely positive review because I’ve had good experiences in the past. However, I feel obligated to update my review to reflect a recent visit where I left feeling disappointed and, honestly, hurt. As someone with severe, medically documented food allergies—including life-threatening ones—I always take great care when ordering. On this visit, I clearly explained my allergies and requested my meal to be made as safely as possible, even offering suggestions such as using a separate pan or dish. Unfortunately, the manager came to my table and explained they could not accommodate me due to cross-contamination concerns, and that they could not take anyone off the line to prepare something separately. I was told this decision came from upper management, and that special arrangements could not be made for someone like myself. That phrasing alone made me feel different—as if my needs were a burden. I didn’t come in demanding anything unreasonable. I came in with humility, understanding the limitations of a kitchen, but hoping to be met with some flexibility and care. At one point, I was told that all they could offer me was lettuce. I replied honestly: “I’m not a rabbit—I need protein.” Eventually, after mentioning that I often write reviews, I was approached again and offered a poached egg on gluten-free toast with mashed avocado and pickled onions. While I appreciated the gesture and the repeated apologies, it didn’t undo the sting of being made to feel like my health concerns were an inconvenience. This experience reminded me how difficult dining out can be for those with serious allergies. I don’t want special treatment—I want basic compassion and safety. That day, I didn’t feel either until I pushed. I’m not writing this out of anger. I’m writing this out of truth. My original review was glowing, but full transparency matters. I hope this helps raise awareness and encourages more thoughtful, inclusive practices in the future.

Emily R

Google review

We went for the first time last night and were not disappointed. When we got there, there wasn’t a lot going on, but the place was filling up when we were leaving. Our server Julie was amazing! My husband got the pulled pork mac & cheese and loved it. I got the rooster off of the gluten friendly menu and was very pleased, even the bun was good (which says a lot for gluten free). Would definitely recommend giving it a try!

Steven Boisvert

Google review

Wonderful service....pasta bolognais was on point , very good... spaghetti cooked perfectly....wife had veal Parm...loved it...she had gluten free penne which was cooked well....price was good and lunch size was plentiful...will return there....

Karl Fisher (Krazykrl)

Google review

We went to Buckley's for a Sunday night dinner and had fantastic meals. Buckley's offers gluten free items on their menu that are marked, and the servers are very helpful with determining which items you can eat. I eat gluten free and dairy free, so this was a bit of a challenge for Buckley's. I ordered some jumbo shrimp, a rib eye steak, asparagus and a baked potato. There were other sides I wish I could have tried, but they contain dairy. However, everything was delicious and cooked perfectly, especially the steak. My wife ordered the buttermilk chicken, and my friend ordered the beef stroganoff, and they absolutely loved their meals. The only thing I wish that would have made things better, for me at least, was if they had gluten free bread and more gluten free / dairy free desserts. Everyone has sorbet! Restaurants can do better in my opinion, especially when you are walking distance to a bakery that offers allergy free treats.