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Top 10 American food in Newbury, New Hampshire, United States
Discover Restaurants offering the best American food in Newbury, New Hampshire, United States. Newbury is a town in Merrimack County, New Hampshire, United States. The population was 2,072 at the 2010 census. Newbury is home to part of Lake Sunapee, including Mount Sunapee State Park Beach. Mount Sunapee Resort, a ski area in Mount Sunapee State Park, is in the west. The town includes the villages of Blodgett Landing and South Newbury.
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10. Wildwood Smokehouse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 50 reviews
New restaurant opened approximately 12/15/2010.
Reviewed By gordoharv
I happened upon the Smokehouse after hearing about it from friends. So, I took my wife on a chilly weeknight. This is one small tavern to say the least. But, the minute you walk through the door, you feel welcome. The owner, Debbie, is there to greet you most nights and she is proud of what she does. The smoker is in front of the restaurant and it does the trick. I had the smoked sausage sandwich and the flavor hit your tongue on the first bite. It was magnificent. My wife tried the porky pig and it too was tasty. She did say the bottom of the roll fell apart from the juice. Might try to eat it upside down next time. There was a good beer selection on tap for us as well. It is cozy with three booths and a bar. Nicely decorated in a western theme. I will be back.
9. Appleseed Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 75 reviews
Reviewed By 268garyq
Sunday evening we decided to take a ride and go to the Appleseed Inn for dinner. Place was fairly busy, but not packed. We both just had a ice water and they brought a dish of crackers and warm cheese. My wife ordered the Appleseed Chicken dish which comes with choice of starch and vegetable and the salad bar. I had the 8 ounce beef medallions which came with the above sides and salad bar. I love their salad bar, one of the few places around that still has one, where you can pick and choose your own ingredients. Everything was beyond yummy and my beef dish was cooked perfectly. Mashed potatoes were excellent. We did not have room for dessert. Very happy with our meals and the waitress was Sarita, who was very attentive and friendly.
8. Oak & Grain
Overall Ratings
5 based on 211 reviews
Celebrate the bounty of New Hampshire at our highly acclaimed New London restaurant - Oak & Grain. Inspired by flavors from around the globe, our menus highlight the best seasonal ingredients of the region, including local farms and our herb garden. We ar
Reviewed By 548nigell
My wife and I went to Oak & Grain for the first time as we recently moved to New London NH.Chef Bryan and Manager Jessica run a very quality establishment.Fresh quality ingredients.Explosions of taste.Great plate presentation.Smooth service.There are a lot of "PUTZY" food establishments in the New London area....but there is not even a hint of putziness at this restaurant.We will be making this stop on a regular basis now. BRAVO to their entire team.It's nice when professionals care!Thanks Nigel,Welcome to New London and thanks for finding us at Oak & Grain. It is always a high compliment when folks of discerning taste find us and enjoy what we are doing. Chef and Jessica, and our whole team certainly put their heart and soul into the experience we provide for our guests, and it's certainly nice to hear how appreciated the result is. We are very honored to be considered completely "un-putzy"! We look forward to your next visit. And thanks for taking the time to share your thoughts with future diners.
7. Fenton's Landing
Overall Ratings
4 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By StarWeez
We grabbed lunch here before a cruise on the lake. Their pastrami sandwich was superb--the leanest, yet tender pastrami I ever had, with a generous topping of grilled onions, Swiss cheese, and mustard on grilled, fresh rye bread. Companion's Monte Cristo sandwich was topped with melted cheese that strung out when she tried to bite into it. One thing we liked about this little eatery--you can choose an individual beer from the cooler and consume it right there with your meal. This caused a curious situation when we checked out and paid. The lady at the counter asked for my ID. This is quite flattering at my advanced age (I tipped her well!), but what if I had not produced an ID or had been under age? Since I had already consumed the beer, would she compel me to give it back!??!?!
6. Tucker's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 172 reviews
Reviewed By Allancb
superb breakfast. nice menu, good servicea tad difficult to get a wheelchair in. wish it was open later in the day.you can't go wrong.
5. Ziggy's Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By barrioonwheels
Ziggys is the only pizza place between Bradford and Newport. Itâs OK. The calzones are doughy with too much greasy cheese filling. I called them heartburn pockets. They have a number of interesting salads, but why they serve them in plastic takeout bowls is beyond me?! Mine was not quite right, but Iâve had worse. You know, boring type lettuce...With a little more effort it could be decent rather than just acceptable.I guess with the tourists around the lake they probably do pretty well so maybe they donât have to try.I donât think I would eat there again, I prefer SUNA, just west half a mile.
4. Mt. Edge Resort
Reviewed By BillandJuanita
We experienced both food and beverages and We totally recommend to stay on a liquid diet! It took over 20 minutes for the wings - tasted awful!
3. Suna
Overall Ratings
4 based on 65 reviews
Reviewed By Jerry L
We had a nice meal here for dinner, but it wasnât great. One reason is the noise, as the room really amplifies sound, but that was mostly due to a nearby holiday party in full swing. We really couldnât even talk over dinner though. The food was good - short rib stroganoff, tenderloin tips, and risotto were nice and recommended (nice they have a vegetarian option). The downer was the appetizer - we tried the Gouda tater tots and were shocked that for $9 we got 5 (yes, five) little tots. They were good, but we really didnât feel good about that - not recommended at all.
2. Salt Hill Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 127 reviews
Reviewed By Pat0211
Very good food & service. Menu is different/better from Newport Pub menu. Got a "Farmer's" grinder that was great, could've used a lit'l more ingredients on the "bready" grinder roll tho'. lt had chicken/sausage, cheese, mushrooms, peppers & caramelized onions - Mmm. Good beer selection as well.Was there during the week for lunch so easy seating. Restaurant is large, but l'm sure place gets packed at nites & wkends with skiers from Sunapee Mtn. We'll go there more often.
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1. Bubba's Bar & Grille
Overall Ratings
4 based on 273 reviews
Reviewed By Kate B
Iâve been getting Bubbaâs Reuben sandwiches for a number of years now. They have always been delicious, with numerous slices of fresh corned beef, plenty of sauerkraut, and dressing. Yesterday my husband and I went there for the same. I was absolutely appalled when I received my sandwich. There was less than one slice of corned beef on my whole sandwich. I could count the number of pieces of sauerkraut on my bread, maybe four. I explained to the waitress the kind of Reuben sandwiches we used to get and I asked if there is a new chef, and she said there was. She was very accommodating and said she would go in to see if she could get me more corned beef, but she came back and told us that I would have to pay for more corned beef! I told her I would never return to the restaurant for a Reuben sandwich again and that I was extremely disappointed. The Reuben sandwich was an absolute disgrace on Bubbaâs account. I also ordered the spinach salad which I have gotten before and, evidently, Bubbaâs is also cutting on its salads because I ended up with a lot less spinach in the salad than I have had in the past. Bubbaâs is now cutting corners everywhere. SO BEWARE!
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