Similar views in Richmond, Jericho and Underhill.

I'd prefer if there were discounts for interim inspections so there can be a harder paper trail. Had to get a new car for my car being unsafe, legit a month after the place I took it to said it was good to travel for well over 1500 miles, citing a bad wheel bearing (which I had suspected and had told them about), and rotted brake lines (didn't hear shit about that). Would've had $2k+ more for a down payment if I didn't do the repairs needed and just gotten a new car at that point.

And nope, they can't sell a used car for book value these days I guess, when you're stranded otherwise.

They've got some OK Turkish food.

Edit: seriously, check out the Turkish food.

This post might be better suited for r/NorthernNewEngland.

Meanwhile, I've never been, but have heard really good things about Stone Mountain Arts in Brownfield, ME for music venue--of places I've been it would be the Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom. Historical art museum would probably be the one in Portland.

La Festa in Dover used to be better than THOP in Tilton. Their garlic knot pizza might still outweigh them.

Mexican used to be Dos Amigos, though have heard they've gone downhill--so don't really know any more. +1 on Taco Gordo but it's no peak Dos Amigos.

Asian food is too ubiquitous to really rank--you'd need to break it down by region or style.

I legit wrote this in the subreddit news guide particularly because of how WCAX has been reporting news.

https://youtu.be/TCtg3ieBgh4?t=152

Johnson Jolley's arguably more scenic.