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Top 7 Pub food in Franconia, New Hampshire, United States
Find out what Pub restaurants to try in Franconia. Franconia is a town in Grafton County, New Hampshire, United States. The population was 1,104 at the 2010 census. Set in the White Mountains, Franconia is home to the northern half of Franconia Notch State Park. Parts of the White Mountain National Forest are in the eastern and southern portions of the town. The Appalachian Trail crosses the southern part.
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7. Littleton Freehouse Taproom & Eatery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 64 reviews
Reviewed By Eric S
3RD trip here, Love the atmosphere/food, however, I have TWO BIG issues. My #1 problem that has me soooooo annoyed is the false advertising. Great craft beer selection but their draft beer menu advertises all draft beers at $8.25 for a 16OZ glass, only it arrives in a 12 ounce glass, when questioned (few would notice glass size) they make up some BS story about alcohol content, such a farce and flat out false advertising. I took a photo of the beer menu, Northwoods Mac and Margie Double IPA, $8.25 for 16 ounces, we were charged $8.25 for 12 ounces even when confronted.#2 problem is the live band that starts jamming at 6PM Thursday evening, although very good, drowns out any chance of having a conversation at your table and we sat as far away as possible. We are early 50's and appreciate good music but not that early on Thursday when you can't converse with your table guests. Back to Schillings I guess.
6. The Beal House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 186 reviews
The Beal House is a 55 seat restaurant located at a classic New England Inn. Featuring exposed wood beams and soft lighting, there is a rustic but clean atmosphere. The copper top bar and soft lighting make it a cozy and casual space. The food is classic
Reviewed By KingsleyRoyal
Finally got a seat at this popular restaurant.Very friendly service, but slowed toward the end when the establishment filled.For starters we had a Burrata, sourdough bread with sweet tomatoes pesto and mozzarella, best to share.Main was then a Cioppino a seafood stew containing fish, mussels,clam,squid and octopus, in a rich tomato sauce. My wife loved this as she is a seafood fan.To finish was a creme brulee.Very good food, but does get busy.All very good.Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback! This is our busiest season - so happy that you were able to dine with us!
5. Rek-Lis Brewing
Overall Ratings
4 based on 90 reviews
Reviewed By rscimagery
Came for dinner and a couple beers but only....waited. And waited. And waited. A ridiculous amount of time for everything. We were given many waters. Just not things we ordered.
4. Schilling Beer Co.
Overall Ratings
4 based on 806 reviews
Schilling Beer Co. Is a progressive European-inspired small-batch brewery. We exclusively brew beers that we are personally passionate about--beers that tell a story about our history, friendship and values. We believe that craft beer is best enjoyed in c
Reviewed By 46oceangirl
My husband and I were passing through on our way home. OMG it didn't disappoint at all. We were here on a Friday afternoon. Sat outside overlooking the river and a covered bridge on a gorgeous fall September afternoon. The waitstaff was attentive friendly and courteous and the food was awesome, kudo's to the chef! We split the pretzel with beer cheese, to die for, piping hot light and delicious. My husband had the 2 bratwursts with sauerkraut and mustard and I opted for teh salad with craisins, walnuts goat cheese pumpkin seeds with roasted chicken which was so moist and a nice honey mustard dressing. Great spot location. Next door is the tap house where you could buy and sample or stay for beers which included a food truck also out front. Lovely spot! Don't bypass it if your in Littleton NH, we will be back and only 25 mins north of Lincoln, NH, worth the drive.
3. Baron's Pub at Mittersill
Reviewed By larryrneal2016
This "restaurant" offers a limited selection, during limited hours, during limited days at too-high prices.The lounge is located at Mittersill Resort and could do a much better business with better selection, more reasonable prices, and longer hours.If you ask for one of the soups listed on the menu, be prepared to hear the can opener operate and the microwave to work. The same holds true for most of the other menu selections.I used to go to the bar for a draft, but they have gotten so expensive that I now forego them. Mixed drinks are a laugh.
2. Iron Furnace Brewing
Overall Ratings
4 based on 23 reviews
We are about more than beer and business, we are lifetime friends. Iron Furnace Brewing was founded by four north country guys that grew up less than a half mile from each other. We stayed close through college, were roommates afterwards and have remained
Reviewed By BMarps
I loved the Iron Furnace atmosphere. My favorite beer was the Upper Cannon milk stout; also enjoyed the brown ale Tramline. Staff was super friendly and knowledgeable. Locals and out-of-towners equally welcome. Loved it. ⤠Nothing "meh" about this place.
Where to eat American food in Franconia: The Best Restaurants and Bars
1. Plain Kates Riverside Saloon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 33 reviews
Plain Kate's Riverside Saloon and All-Ways Inn is a family friendly restaurant and inn. We provide quality food, full bar and super friendly service. Customers can either sit in our main dining hall, our more private lounge or outside in our patio area ov
Reviewed By doublemdoublet
TIP: The best Pizza in town is here on Monday night - Pizza Night. The White Tomato Basil pizza has garlic, ricotta and mozzarella. Delicious. Decent price: 16" is 16 bucks. Take Out, too, although the murals are absolutely stunning. Great interior that really brands the unique location of Franconia.
