Location: Ticonderoga
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Where to eat Pub food in Ticonderoga: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Pub restaurants to try in Ticonderoga. Ticonderoga is a town in Essex County, New York, United States. The population was 5,042 at the 2010 census. The name comes from the Mohawk tekontaró:ken, meaning "it is at the junction of two waterways".
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1. Fort View Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 51 reviews
Reviewed By jamessF395OT
Too bad there are railroad tracks across the street but, if you block those outta your view it IS a nice view..! This must be a local favorite because the place was pretty busy for a Thursday night. Our waitress [the owner] was busy as a one armed paper hanger but, was VERY friendly.. This is a very "comfortable" place to eat. Casual but clean and it seems like they try to make you feel right at home. The food was very good. I actually wasn't expecting that, as this is a small town. I had the broiled Salmon and, had a generous portion of tasty fish. While I can't give this FIVE stars, It's as GOOD as it gets in Ticonderoga.!!
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2. America's Fort Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 58 reviews
Culinary offerings are a unique and delicious part of your Fort Ticonderoga experience! America's Fort Café features localvore dining in a cozy family setting. Savor fresh salads from Fort Ticonderoga's King's Garden and enjoy a wide variety of sandwiches
Reviewed By retired518
While the sandwich when arrived was okay, and two of the the three young gals behind the counter were friendly, the one hour wait was totally unnecessary. Only two people in the kitchen, and from my vantage point I could see how slowly the person making the sandwiches moved. I suggest the manager take the employees to an efficient kitchen for training. In addition one of the waitstaff when asked by a customer who much longer for their order, had a temper tantrum, she stormed away, went in the kitchen kicked and and threw items. The fact that there is a sign when you arrive " we cook to order and thank you for your patience" indicates this hour wait is acceptable. Just what to give a heads up for visitors. if you see more that a four people in the cafe you might want to look for other dining options.Thank you for your review. Our organization strives for excellence in all we do and we are disappointed your experience in our café did not reflect that. We are addressing your concerns with staff and hope that you will visit us again soon!
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3. Maddens pub
Reviewed By MariWei_PeloMundo
O bar fica situado em uma das principais ruas da cidade. Ambiente bem tÃpico de pub americano, balcão em forma de U para beber ao redor, pede-se a bebida e já paga. Também tem mesas para sentar, mesa de bilhar, dardos, tv's e música ambiente. Para beber, muitas opções de cervejas geladas! vale conhecer.
4. The Shoreham Inn Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 50 reviews
Pub serving good food: A place to get modern comfort food in a casual pub setting; a laid-back place where reservations aren't needed, but sharing tables may be required; you might just have a drink, maybe a nibble, or perhaps a three course meal.
Reviewed By eaglelake20
We ate dinner at the Shoreham Inn recently, and, as usual, it did not disappoint. They had a new menu of specialty drinks and the ones we had were inventive and very tasty. There were 6 of us, and we split the tomato-and-mozzerella plate and caesar salads among us as appetizers. Both used fresh, local ingredients and were excellent. As main courses, we enjoyed the pork loin, strip steak, and salmon dishes. While the salmon was a bit dry, everything else was flavorful and cooked perfectly.If you eat here, DO NOT miss the desserts! Particularly outstanding are the banana cream pie (the best we've ever had, really), and the carrot cake. You get a lot of bang for your buck at the Shoreham Inn, including a warm, welcoming atmosphere from waitstaff to bartender to the chef. While it is out of the way for most (unless you are taking the ferry to or from Ticonderoga, NY), it is well worth the stop. You'll feel welcomed like a local, even if you are from "away".
