Sawyer’s Main Street Breakfast & Function Hall

This place is amazing for breakfast! The food is delicious and fresh cooked to order. I love the service and friendly homey atmosphere. Great breakfast place!

First time visiting even though I’m a local, and we went in after church. The place was packed, but we were quickly seated and it was clean, quiet and pleasant. Both my companion and I had lovely meals, the service was friendly and attentive, and we were stuffed to the gills. :)
The menu is standard breakfast fare, but still eclectic and everything seemed fresh. Looking forward to my next trip back. :)

This is a hidden gem in Goffstown! Great breakfast and great service. Highly recommend!

Live in town and love taking trips to sawyers with my family. Very hard to rate this place so low but seems appropriate. If you are in a rush then definitely don’t go here. The service staff is exceptionally nice but meals do take a long time. The homemade hash is good most of the time but you can get an order a bit on the salty side from time to time. Another reason for a star being taken away is the price. Bill total is always a bit higher then expected.
I really like sawyer sand recommend it but make sure you don’t have anywhere you need to be for awhile.

Overall, it was a good experience. We arrived at about 11:00 on a Sunday morning and we were seated in under a minute. The service was prompt and courteous. I ordered an omelette with a side if bacon and my girlfriend had the prime rib and eggs. Both dishes were well plated and taste was above average. Service was more than adequate and friendly throughout.

Hey it is what it is… small town diner — food is good and plentiful, staff friendly and my 12 year old son loved it — ate there most mornings while in Goffstown and will do so again when back visiting.

I’ve liked this in the past but my last visit had burned home fries and very salty hash. Please improve!

You are better off not eating breakfast than stopping here. Burnt eggs, raw home fries, & terrible hash. I would never even consider going here again.

Fantastic breakfast for a small town, only complaint is that the home fries tend to be undercooked.

Well, it looked good. I was excited to see another restaurant up for the challenge to give this location a shot. I’ve lived locally for 10 + yrs. and every eatery in location has failed. Bad omen looming in the air. I really can’t rate their food since we didn’t get to eat anything. We visited on a not so busy Sunday morning around 8:00 a.m. We were promptly seated and told that our server would be over shortly. Now our expectations are reasonable for the current business climate i.e. busy or slow. Being that the restaurant was half filled i expected at least a cup of coffee within 5 minutes. Well, we sat for 15 minutes and not a single hello or i’ll be right with you. I attempted to make eye contact to recieve service but no luck. We got up and walked out. On the way out I told the greeter why we are leaving and there wasn’t any attempt to salvage the situation. Oh well Chez Vachon here we come!!!

This breakfast place is always busy. While the location is convenient, the service is terrible. We waited to get a seat, then to place our order, then a good half-​hour to get our food. We only had a party of four, but somehow our dishes were wrong (wrong kind of toast, missing order of sausage, etc.).
The food itself was average. I definitely expected better from the size of the crowd, but I was met with blandness.

We visited Sawyer’s as a family for breakfast and the food and service were great. The restaurant was busy, but not overcrowded, and the servers were friendly and prompt. The menu had lot’s of stuff ranging from gigantic breakfasts (prime rib and eggs) to a kids menu that had plenty of creative entries. I ended up ordering the Monte Cristo, which had great french toast flavor and was stuffed with meat. My wife got the «Back to Bed Breakfast» which was served on two plates. The kids ordered chocolate chip and blueberry pancakes which were large, fluffy, and stuffed with fruit (or chocolate, as the case may be). The home fries were delicious, seasoned red potatoes cut into large pieces. Needless to say, the portions were very generous and we walked out full.
This is definitely a great local restaurant and a breakfast habit worth starting.

Sawyer’s Main Street Breakfast opened several months ago inside the former Travers Village Eatery space on Main Street, across the street from Town Hall. This breakfast only restaurant and function hall (banquets for lunch & dinner) is owned and operated by the Putnams, who also owned and operate Putnam’s Waterview Restaurant.
The menu offerings include the standard breakfast dishes including eggs, 3 egg omelets, pancakes, crepes, French toast, homemade roast beef hash, breakfast sandwiches, sides, and Green Mountain Coffee. Specials are offered too (ie breakfast burrito, sausage gravy & biscuits). The prices are fair, most breakfast dishes $ 4.99-$ 10.99. See the menu (PDF) at
I stopped in here for Sunday breakfast very recently. I arrived here around 11:45AM (15 minutes before closing) and the place was very busy, most tables and the counter seating filled up. I was seated at a table that was just cleaned off, given a menu, and offered coffee.
It took a few minutes for a waitress to come over and take my order and get my coffee. The fresh brewed coffee ($ 1.50) was very good, on the robust and strong side. I ordered the Hot Seat Omlette ($ 8.99) which was a 3 egg omlette folded with homemade roast beef hash, cheddar cheese, grilled green peppers & onions, topped with a jalepeno cheddar cheese sauce and served with cajun grilled home fries & buttered toast. The good portion of hot food was very filling to eat, though the tender lean roast beef hash with the cheese was very salty tasting. The cajun home fries were pretty decent, lightly grilled and seasoned red skin potatoes.
While I was eating, some older folks at the two tables around me were discussing Charlie Sheen’s adventures, his b-​mb-​s, and cracking jokes about «winning.» I’ve had to «endure» similar chatter near the office water cooler for almost two weeks, sigh…
Anyways, the service was very good and I was given refills on the coffee, even after I finished my breakfast after closing. I had 3 cups to wake up and also to wash down the salty taste of the food. The total for this big breakfast came out to $ 11.43 with meals tax and before tip. It was off to the gym afterwards.