The food is fine but overpriced. Utensil kits (small plate, napkin, plasticware) were available for food to go for $2.95. Those items would be free where we come from. This was our second visit to this restaurant but we will not go back. more

I like going to Lou's as much as the next person but do not be fooled: their food is OK at best. If the choice is to pass out on the street from hunger or eat there, by all means, eat there. But you aren't going to get the kind of feel-good, comfort food you'd get at most diners and... more

I have eaten at Lou's three times--twice for breakfast and once for lunch. Lunch was dull but OK, but breakfast was terrible. My two breakfast visits were three or four years apart and the first time I thought that maybe they just were having a bad day. I had a standard breakfast--eggs, bacon, homefries, toast--the first time, and the same... more

After reading the last review, I had to comment. My son goes to Dartmouth and Lou's is not only one of his favorite spots but also mine. We have had so many good times and good eats there--I always thank God it is still around--I consider it an historic treasure! Now, let me qualify a bit. Not everything is great... more

ive heard about lous and thought it would be a great place to go. well i went there the beginning of the month and was very disappointed. the food wasnt that good, the price was outrageous, the service was alright but it took forever for her to come over and take my order. then i had to listen to the... more

Really good breakfasts such as you'd experience in a really good diner. Plus has some wonderful cakes; pies etc. On one visit recieved cold breakfast potatoes which we didnt have time to return; we mentioned it to waitress and they gave us a gift of some pastry to say sorry. The place to go for cooked breakfasts and atmosphere. Good... more

great for cakes and breakfast more

Breakfast all day and the best pastries for 100's of miles around. Favorite among anyone who has been! more

Lou's is a Hanover institution. When Lou himself died several years ago, stores closed, and most of the town came out for his funeral procession. There are people who have gone there for breakfast every day for over thirty years. It used to be lined with pictures of the regular customers. The new owners in the mid-1980's tried to do... more