Restaurants near Keene

“Brussel sprouts were so delicious I will think about them for a long time. Actually lunch was great, too, but those sprouts. Wow!”

“Great pit stop on the way home from a weekend of skiing!
Mom’s Hippie Salad was scrumptious!
The sweet and sour meatballs are perfect if you don’t feel like cooking—just heat them up at home.
Don’t miss the local cheeses, freshly baked goods, and be sure to grab a bag of Speeder and Earl’s hazelnut coffee—absolutely delicious + a cup for the road.”

“Thank you so much Freddy&Tom our Breakfast is ALWAY AWESOME!! Mom&I Love coming there and chatting with you guys!! Love the food and company 💙”

“We had an amazing dinner! The food and desserts were so good! Our waitress Maddy was fabulous! Thanks Zach for a great night out! We highly recommend!”

“Great nightly specials, big portions!! Will never leave hungry.”

“We had breakfast here for the first time today. What a hidden gem! The food was delicious, ample portions and great prices. Our server was so friendly and welcoming. We will definitely be back and want to try dinner next. Don’t hesitate trying it, you won’t be disappointed.”

“Everything you need for a camping trip! Had the soup and a cold Sammy. They were. delicious and will be there again! Awesome and pretty staff, they love dogs!”

“There's limited indoor seating, and no air conditioning, but when we visited it was a nice day so we sat at a picnic table on the large, covered patio. Our server was pleasant, but my wife was ignored when she tried to let a different employee know that they were out of soap in the ladies' room. The food was good; a step above typical fast food burgers, but the real treat was A&W Root Beer in a chilled mug. Very refreshing! All in all it was a positive experience and we'd go back.”

“We got sandwiches and took them to a park nearby. Everything was delicious! Generous amounts of meats, etc and a good choice of salads and chips and even dessert options. The people were friendly and quick. We'll definitely do this again.”

“We were up on vacation and saw a couple recommendations to go here. So glad we did. We went two mornings for breakfast. I use to own my own diner and deli, so I criticize food all the time. They are spot on at this place. Waitress was amazing and fun.”

“SO GOOD! My faves are the Rueben and hikers breakfast… and THAT PIE? Best I’ve ever had!”

“Despite the scary hotdog statute, this place is great. For a tiny road side burger it was surprisingly better than it should have been. The bun was soft and delicious, the burger patty was quite flavorful and the onion rings were large and in charge. It was really quite good.”

“Castle Café — Whiteface Mountain

Reached the summit via the ASRC trail after a demanding winter ascent through heavily iced terrain, with sections requiring a ice axe on the final approach. The Castle Café was closed. The summit itself and the Castle building remain an interesting destination regardless, with sweeping views over the Adirondack High Peaks, Lake Champlain, and the Green Mountains of Vermont. The structure is worth a look from the outside, and the observation area is accessible even when the café is closed. That said, for hikers counting on a warm stop and some food after a winter ascent, it is worth checking operating hours before heading out.”

“Surprisingly good food! We were impressed. Prices comparable to other resorts. Our server was good and attentive although hurried. Hostesses were maybe more committed to their own conversation than to customers. Looking at other reviews, I think going off-peak might be key here.”

“Always love coming here. Spectacular views! Short hike, but has a lot of stairs. For people in wheelchairs there is a shorter path that you can get some of the views from.

Also as a Succession fan I always think of that one Tom and Greg scene about “We’re listening!” That was filmed here. Shame there isn’t a plaque”

“Their margherita pizza was great. They were very accomodating, even though we went around closing time. Amazin homemade gelatos as well. Will plan to stop by next time I travel to Adirondacks.”