Adirondack Restaurants and Other Places to Eat

This works well with the many reasons that bring people to visit and vacation in the Adirondacks.

Enjoy great food and friendly service at the eating places listed below. Because there are too many Adirondack park areas to possibly list them all, for now we’ll concentrate on:

1) Places around the Chestertown, Schroon Lake, North Creek, Warrensburg, Lake George and surrounding area (some of the best of the Adirondacks).

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2) The places where we have been to and that we like.

Bon Bon Appetit! … and don’t forget to tell them that Jeff (from Loony-About-Adirondacks) sent you!

(Clink on the links below if available to see more information)

Chestertown Area:

• Main Street Ice Cream Parlor and Restaurant: 6339 Main Street, Chestertown 12817, (518)494-7940

• Deer Crossing Café: 6254, Rt9, Chestertown, NY, 12817, (518) 494-0173

• Friends Lake Inn: 963 Friends Lake Road, Chestertown 12817, (518)494-4751

• Luna Pizza: 6382 Main Street, Chestertown, NY, 12817, (518) 494-7500

• O.P. Fredericks: 5064 State Route 8, Chestertown 12817, (518) 494-4141

• Suzie Q's Sunshine Café: 148 Tannery Road, Brant Lake 12815, (518) 494-4381

• The Place: Rt 8&9, Chestertown 12817, (518) 494-3390

North Creek:

• Trappers Tavern: Copperfield Inn, 307 Main Street, North Creek, NY 12853, (518) 251-2200

Schroon Lake Area:

• Adirondack General Store: 899 County Road 15, Adirondack 12808 494-4408

Pottersville:

• Black Bear: Route 9, Pottersville 12860, 494-9972

• Cafe Adirondack: 8015 State Route 9, Pottersville, 494-5800

Warrensburg:

• Lizzie Keays: 89 River Street, Warrensburg, 12885, (518)504-4043

• Willows Bistro: 3749 Main Street, Warrensburg, NY 12885, (518)504-4344

Some visitors come to stay at the five star Adirondack resorts. Some choose a more low key vacation by the lakes in cottages, or local vacation home rentals. Still others like to camp out under the stars whether it is in the wilderness or at a campground.

Check out our listing of places to stay here. No matter what brings folks here, feasting at one of the Adirondack restaurants is one of their favorite activities.

That’s what makes eating in the Adirondacks so unique. Since the Adirondack Park is made up of a mix of private and public lands, you can mix your outdoor adventures with various dining options.

(… Anything from fine dining, Adirondack restaurants, pubs, cafés, or diners!)

Just one of countless scenarios… but imagine hiking and camping in the backwoods solitude of the Adirondack mountains. Then one evening, you decide that dinner at an Adirondack restaurant would be a welcomed change.

Let’s see … Do I want a burger charbroiled to perfection? Maybe dripping with cheddar cheese?, lettuce and tomatoes? onion?, on a homemade roll/bread?.

…. Or maybe some Adirondack native cuisine!!! … fresh Adirondack trout (rainbow or brook perhaps)?, or delicious roast duck? Or maybe some smoked Adirondack venison?

Hmmm.... I had enough beer this week. A martini or a manhattan would be a nice change!

It’s all there, something for everyone, and often within minutes of where you are located! Dining can be anything from causal to formal, from rustic to modern, or from pubs to five star restaurants.