Al Gauron Luncheonette — Restaurant in Hampton

Was not disappointed — what a ride! 🐋🍻

This was my first-ever whale watch tour in New England, and it did not disappoint. The first was in Cabo and that will be tough to beat. The whole crew was super friendly, which, let’s be real, can sometimes go either way when you're Latino in New Hampshire—but they were nothing but welcoming from start to finish. Breakfast and drinks? Spot on. The lady handling the morning service was an absolute gem—smiles, jokes, and coffee? Yes, please. The whole vibe on board was relaxed and fun, and you could tell the staff really cared about making everyone comfortable. Shoutout to the captain, who had legit superhero vision. He was pointing out whales, dolphins, fish—you name it. The guy could probably spot a goldfish in the Atlantic. I was so impressed I started recommending the company that same day. And yes, I’d 100% go again. Small tip: My friend got a little seasick from the engine fumes when the boat backed up. Totally normal, but if you're sensitive, just cover your mouth and nose or head inside for a bit. Seasickness meds are your friend. I’m a pretty solid traveler, but my buddy ended up feeding the fishes 🐟🐠 (RIP to...

Absolutely disgusting. From the rolling office chairs as seating, dirty benches falling apart, to the trash literately everywhere. The styrofoam plates held food that was honestly barely edible. The creme literately curdled in the coffee.

Service was kind and friendly but server was coughing constantly and just affirmed how dirty the place felt. Each of us got an omelette with a side (one sausage and one hash). Bill was just shy of $50…to eat off styrofoam and feel gross about our experience. Food was OKAY, mostly. Western omelette was alright, corned beef hash tasted like cat food (I mean it). Nauseated the whole time by the environment. Should held left but felt bad for the waitress so we decided to give it a shot.

We found good reviews and thought it would be good. Literately one of the worst places we’ve ever eaten. Hate to bash a tiny local spot but it’s clearly been multiple decades since there was an ounce of pride of effort put...

Although the eggs were perfectly over easy it was the only thing that was decent as as well as the basic breakfast sausage. I got a very large rubbery pancake. It probably means it was over mixed. With like dirt grill stains on the pancake. I was not a big fan of whatever brand kielbasa they use which is a natural casing. It’s very difficult to eat natural casing kielbasa with plasticware. The server/host was more friendly to the locals. As a guest who has never been there I didn’t feel the hospitality coming from the lady. It’s very tight fit small diner everything was cluttered all on the back shelf which is an eyesore. They had open pastries sitting on the cluttered counter...