Lakes Region Restaurants
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1. Pavilion
$$$ | |Guests of the Pickering House hotel had become so enamored of the inn's occasional dinners and other food events that the owners opened this full-time restaurant in the Victorian house next door. Showcasing creative American fare sourced locally and seasonally as much as possible, the kitchen serves an oft-changing menu that might feature pan-roasted duck breast with garlic-roasted radicchio and roasted figs, and mussels in a green curry–coconut broth with lime and cilantro.
126 S. Main St., Wolfeboro, New Hampshire, 03894, USA603-393–0851Known For
- Elegant early-19th-century building
- Exceptional wine list
- Creative seasonal fruit desserts and house-made ice creams
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Rate Includes: Closed Mon. and Tues. No lunch -
2. Lakehouse Grille
$$$ | |With big windows overlooking the lake and timber posts and ceiling beams, this popular restaurant inside the Church Landing at Mill Falls hotel captures the rustic ambience of an old-fashioned camp dining room. Feast on classic American favorites with interesting twists, such as eggs Benedict topped with Maine lobster in the morning, and char-grilled steaks, chops, and seafood in the evening.
281 Daniel Webster Hwy., Meredith, New Hampshire, 03217, USA603-279–5221Known For
- Blueberry pie with lemon ice cream
- Water views
- Sunday jazz brunch
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3. Local Eatery
$$$ | |Proof that impressive dining in the Lakes Region isn't always near the water, this elegant restaurant is set beneath the soaring ceiling of downtown Laconia's historic train depot. Favoring local ingredients, the kitchen turns out inventive renditions of classic American dishes, like scallops and grits with a sweet corn butter sauce, and coffee-rubbed pork tenderloin.
21 Veterans Sq., Laconia, New Hampshire, 03246, USA603-527–8007Known For
- Artisan butter boards with roasted garlic and focaccia
- Inviting patio
- Apple tart tatin with caramel sauce
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Sun. and Mon. No lunch -
4. Six Burner Bistro
$$$ | |In this charming red Victorian house on Plymouth's bustling Main Street, with some seats on the front veranda and others set in a warren of cozy rooms with art on the walls, this casually elegant spot offers tasty American and international fare. Consider Szechuan-style salmon ramen, and blackened grilled chicken with honeydew-melon salsa and tzatziki sauce.
13 S. Main St., Plymouth, New Hampshire, 03264, USA603-536–9099Known For
- Sourcing from local farms
- Well-selected wine and beer list
- Creative salad options with myriad protein add-ons
Restaurant Details
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5. Walter's Basin
$$$ | |A former bowling alley in the heart of Holderness makes an unlikely but charming setting for meals overlooking Little Squam Lake—local boaters dock right beneath the dining room. Among the specialties on the seafood-intensive menu are shellfish paella, and sea scallops with a creamy bacon-corn-poblano succotash, while sandwiches and salads are among the lighter options.
859 U.S. 3, Holderness, New Hampshire, 03245, USA603-968–4412Known For
- Dockside setting
- Live music some summer evenings
- Fried whole-belly clams
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