Location: Pittsburg
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Top 9 restaurants in Pittsburg, United States
Pittsburg is a town in Coos County, New Hampshire, United States. The population was 869 at the 2010 census. It is the northernmost town in New Hampshire and the largest town by area in the state – and in New England as well – more than twice the size of the next largest town, Lincoln. U.S. Route 3 is the only major highway in the town, although the northern terminus of New Hampshire Route 145 also lies within Pittsburg.
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1. Spa Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 72 reviews
Reviewed By David G
Stopped in for lunch and had the salad and soup special. Soup was nothing to write home about. It was some type of cream-based kitchen sink vegetable soup. The base was almost like a New England clam chowder base without the clams.
We came back for dinner the following day and I had the prime rib. My mother had the whole belly clam plate. The salad that came with my meal came with one cherry tomato and the bread rolls were like little bread nuggets that were stale. The waitress was somewhat friendly. I had ordered my soda with lemon which she forgot and when she finally did bring it to the table I got to put one piece into my soda and then she took the plate away when the food arrived. The prime rib was awesome it was cooked just the way I ordered it baked potato was good. All in all I would go back.
2. Murphy's Steakhouse
Overall Ratings
5 based on 161 reviews
Murphy's Steakhouse in Pittsburg, NH is fine dining in a casual, comfortable and rustic setting. Rustic appeal, cozy fireplace, wonderful views of 1st Connecticut Lake and fantastic food all make a very memorable experience. During the summer/fall months enjoy outdoor dining on the patio with a wood burning fire to add to the ambiance. Our menu features wonderful steaks, seafood, duck, and pasta. Join us at our Chefs Table! A special offering to guests who want a truly memorable dining experience! Chefs will prepare a four course customized dinner for you and your guests and will be table side before each course to explain ingredients and preparation. We'd love to help you with your next function, family event or celebration.
Reviewed By Vincent Z - Milford, Connecticut
This is an excellent restaurant. The dining room is nicely furnished as you would expect for a New England Inn. The menu has something foe everyone and I feel is moderately priced. I had the filet mignon which was very good.
3. Northland Restaurant and Lounge
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By Kirsten C - Raymond, New Hampshire
We went for dinner, after experiencing a stellar breakfast over the summer. The service wasn't great -no offers to refill any drinks -ever. After placing our orders, one of our party was informed that the item he'd selected was out. So he chose the same meal as another of our party. Maybe 30 minutes later, they were both informed that that meal was sold out, too. They each chose new meals, but, apparently, only one got written down, as, some time later, our server came back and asked what he'd ordered.
We tried the poutine, thinking that so close to the border, it was bound to be good. What we received was a plate of unremarkable fries covered by lukewarm gravy and not-at-all melty cheese curds. Not very good, but it's a good thing we had it because it was at least a half hour before we received our meals.
The soups were strange, and the salad was mostly rotten.
The chicken pot pies were not good. They weren't at all browned on top, and mostly filled with potatoes. The mashed potatoes may have been the only good part of the meal.
The scallops were okay, unless you got the fried ones, which were totally mushy on the inside.
We will never go back for dinner. I'd be hard-pressed to talk anyone into even going for breakfast again.
4. Moose Alley Cones
Overall Ratings
5 based on 39 reviews
Reviewed By CindyBristol_CT - Bristol, CT
if you love ice-cream and great prices, this is it. I had a 3 scoop dish of moose tracks and was so full after
5. Rainbow Grille & Tavern
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 318 reviews
Reviewed By paulapap - West Bridgewater, Massachusetts
First time visiting the Rainbow Grille & Tavern. Started the evening with a drink in the Tavern. Beautiful night and beautiful views. Dinner in the restaurant was wonderful. We all had beef and it was delicious. Service was great and we had many laughs with our waitress. Reservations are a must!
6. Buck Rub Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 193 reviews
Reviewed By SweetPea
We were thrilled to find Buck Rub Pub open for a late lunch when we arrived in Pittsburg. The place has a nice atmosphere and there were many locals eating there (a good sign). Service was really attentive and friendly. I had the grilled chicken sandwich and my boyfriend had the Haddock Sandwich - which he raved about! The fries were also a standout. Prices were very reasonable. Don't miss this spot if you find yourself in the Pittsburg area!
7. Happy Corner Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 164 reviews
Reviewed By Peter B - Shaftsbury, Vermont
The Happy Corner is just about the only small restaurant in the CT Lakes region - and they know it. The food is standard fare. Unfortunately, the breakfast help appears miserable. I understand they're stressed and probably over-worked and unappreciated. I get that. The restaurant was closed during the evenings we were there. The sign on the door was rather telling - "We are closed - no evening cook available." A local told us the owner doesn't treat his staff well. It shows. Hopefully, she reads this post and things improve for the staff. Otherwise, the food is fine.
8. Grampy's Drive-In
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By VWillis15 - Rehoboth, Massachusetts
There are two locations of grampys. We stopped at the one roadside next to an iga store. Super friendly server at the window. Fried dough was amazing. Side table has you put your own condiments on. So I Guess I Get some credit! Lol. A fellow patron got an ice cream sundae for $5.50 which seemed high for such a small ice cream. They sell foods but this is fast food no gourmet restaurant. They have scattered picnic tables with tent coverings for the sun. The server alone was worth the stop. Great snack stop.
9. Warming shed at Treats and Treasures
Overall Ratings
5 based on 6 reviews
We are a take-out oriented restaurant location. Our location is perfect for people on the go or on a budget. We offer fresh made to order breakfast and lunch. However, if you prefer to stay on the premises and eat, we offer a warming hut for you to sit down and enjoy your food. We also offer free wifi and cell service as well as USB charging stations and outlets for all your phones, tablets, and laptops. We are open at 7 AM every day, 364 days a year !
Reviewed By CHSLTD
Al and crew always go beyond your expectations with service, quality and prices. The warming hut has cell chargers and ample seating!
