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68 Davis Pl, Laconia, New Hampshire, 03246, United States

(603) 455-8087

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Nico St pierre

Jul 25, 2018

Do yourself a favor and avoid this place at all cost. I called here during there hours of operation and I called here 4 times before a woman picked up with nothing but attitude in her tone as if she heard the phone ringing and was ignoring it and only picked it up because I called back to back. I ask the lady how much it would cost to drive me 8 minutes down the road and she tells me “There is nothing available” so I ask the lady when will something be available as I’m not in a major rush and she hangs up on me. I called back and after one ring she declined my call as there business phone rings directly to this woman’s cell phone apparently. I called back again and she refused to answer again. If this is how they conduct business over the phone I’ll be sure to let everyone I know in the lakes region not to use your service! I’ve worked in customer service over the phone and face to face for maaany years and I have never dealt with such unprofessional business in all my years!

Christie Lynch

Aug 14, 2017

We used Dave's taxi on 8/12 for a group of 14 girls, their 15 passenger van was extremely affordable and our driver Todd was on time, friendly and very understanding of our large, loud group. Highly recommend and will definitely use again should we need service in the area.

Todd Hall

Aug 15, 2017

Nice cars and driver's. Never have had a problem with the service.

Joshua Benoit

Feb 8, 2016

We love Dave's taxi. Always on time and drivers are very pleasant. Way better than Mr Cs

Melissa Vieira

Aug 24, 2016

I almost got sideswiped ON A BRIDGE by one of these taxis! I am not entirely sure if this was actually a taxi cab from this company as this happened in Manchester, NH, however the car had the yellow "Dave's" sign on the roof so that would make sense to me. I was driving my 2 year old son to daycare this morning before heading to work myself, heading east across the Amoskeag Bridge. The bridge is a 2-lane bridge; the right lane veers off and heads down to Canal St while the left lane goes straight to Elm St. It is very common for cars to fly down the right lane and cut into the left lane at the last minute to avoid the wait of traffic, so I am always keeping my eyes out for this. I was driving in the left lane and had just gotten to the point on the bridge where the road splits. Suddenly, out of NOWHERE, this cab swerves crazily into my lane, with no directional and no indication of his plan to change lanes. I slammed on my brakes to avoid being hit on my passenger side (which is where my son sits in his car seat) and laid on my horn. He showed no sign of caring or even registering that he did something wrong. He even had a car full of people! I can't speak for this company as a whole, but if I were looking for a taxi I would absolutely avoid getting in the car with the license plate 374 7390.

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