Delicious & Unique Dining

Get ready to treat your palette.

Nestled in the heart of New Hampshire’s White Mountains, the region offers a delightful culinary experience that reflects its rich natural surroundings. From cozy breakfast spots like Polly’s Pancake Parlor, where fluffy pancakes are crafted with locally sourced ingredients, to innovative brewpubs such as One Love Brewery, which features unique craft beers made from regional flavors, dining here is a treat for the senses. Whether you’re indulging in Jimmy Sea’s signature pan pasta or savoring the robust flavors of a pizza at a local pizzeria, the Western White Mountains showcase a diverse range of dining options that cater to all tastes. Join us as we explore some of the most delicious and unique eateries this breathtaking region has to offer, where every meal is a celebration of the local culture and community.

Local Favorites

The Common Man

This iconic eatery offers a diverse menu featuring New England classics with a twist. Known for its cozy atmosphere and rustic charm, The Common Man serves dishes like homemade meatloaf, pot roast, and locally sourced seafood. Their extensive craft beer selection and signature desserts, such as their famous “Ding Dang Dong.” This dessert is a chocolate lover’s dream and features rich chocolate sponge cake layered with chocolate filling. It’s then covered in their house-made chocolate ganache and topped with whipped cream, making it a must-visit. More about The Common Man.

Gordi’s Fish & Steak House

Family owned and operated since 1986 you may just be seated by one of the owners! Founded by Olympic skiers, this restaurant is a tribute to the people of the North Country who have made an impact on the character of this part of NH. Owner Gordi Eaton was on the 1960 & 1964 teams and coached the 1968 Olympic Team. Karen Budge Eaton was on the 1968 and 1972 Olympic Teams. They encourage you to walk through and see the photos and memorabilia of past and present ski heroes and characters. Don’t miss their Thursday Night Fish Fry night or a delicious cut of prime rib on the weekends. Details on Gordi’s.

The Woodstock Inn Brewery

Combining a brewpub experience with hearty American fare, Woodstock Inn Brewery is known for its craft beers and unique menu items like the “Nasty Nachos” that include a mountain size portion of nachos with all the fixings include lettuce, tomato, black olives, red onion, guacamole and jalapenos.. The extensieve menu also offers seasonal dishes that reflect local flavors. The brewery also offers tours for those interested in the beer-making process. Learn more about Woodstock Inn Brewery.

Rhythm Tap & Grille

Located in the new grand enterance of RiverWalk Resort, Rhythm Tap & Grille offers locally sourced American style pub fares paired with hand crafted beverages. Rhythm Hard Ciders are made on site! Enjoy a full bar with deck and dining with a view! Find Rhythm Tap & Grille details here.

World Flavours

El Charro

El Charro Authentic Mexican Cuisine is located in the heart of Lincoln and open daily starting at 11am. They are known for their Mole Poblano and tableside guacamole. Their menu full of traditional fair is sure to add some spice to your visit to the Western White Mountains. You may want to check out their full menu before heading in, there’s too many tasty options to choose from.

Gypsy Cafe

Known for its eclectic menu that blends flavors from around the world, Gypsy Cafe offers dishes like Moroccan tagine, Thai curries, and pasta specials. The vibrant decor and creative cocktails make it a lively dining spot, perfect for adventurous eaters. Reservations are highly recommended. Explore Gypsy Cafe.

Breakfast

Arnold’s Wayside Diner

A quaint diner that takes you back a step back in time. You won’t leave hungry after breakfast or lunch at Arnold’s. A staff pick are the homemade chocolate chip pancakes with NH maple syrup. Follow their facebook page to stay up to date on hours of operation.

Polly’s Pancake Parlor

Polly’s Pancake Parlor, located in Sugar Hill, NH, is a beloved breakfast spot known for its homemade pancakes and warm, rustic atmosphere. Established in 1938, Polly’s has a rich history and a strong commitment to using high-quality, locally sourced ingredients. Guests can enjoy a variety of pancake flavors, including blueberry, chocolate chip, and buttermilk, along with delicious toppings and sides like maple syrup and homemade sausage. You’ll want to get there early to avoid long waits on weekends. For more information and to order pancake mix delivered right to your home, visit their website.