Best Restaurants in Lincoln?

Submitted by Puzzleheaded-Mud7829 t3_zy8yoy in newhampshire

I would love to explore more of the restaurants that give the North Country its charm, rather than sticking to camping meals each time I'm up. I found this article that I would like to reference when I'm in Lincoln in a few weeks, but are there any spots worth visiting that this writer may have missed? TIA! https://mortadellahead.com/best-restaurants-lincoln-nh/

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chasingn8tivesfishco t1_j24emjk wrote

One Love Brewery has awesome food. Quite frankly the restaurants in Lincoln are usually MOBBED so expect a wait everywhere you go.

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skigirl180 t1_j24i4we wrote

Oooo tapas at the depot at the dinner train is the best!!!

I love black mountain burger.

White mountain bagel has really good breakfast sandwiches and wraps for lunch.

In my opinion, flapjacks and woodstock inn for breakfast are always busy and overpriced.

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bloodygorst t1_j24vtmp wrote

Black mountain burger was great when I was there a few years ago. The steak house nearby was pretty disappointing.

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Chappy_Sinclair_ t1_j24y13r wrote

Black Mountain Burger is excellent.

Polly's Pancake Parlor is a drive from Lincoln but it's great even if it is expensive and a tourist trap.

Common Man used to be excellent - it's now a much more expensive 99 with food not as good as 99.

Woodstock Inn food reminds me of a more-northern Puritan Restaurant. That's not a compliment.

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prokool6 t1_j2503ky wrote

Gypsy Cafe has the most unique menu you’ve ever seen. I haven’t had anything bad there either. It’s wicked eclectic. You can’t miss it.

El Charro the Mexican restaurant is pretty damn good IMO and I’m from TX. It’s also got pool and pinball and video games if you’ve got kids or a man like me to entertain.

If you do go to One Love, (or if not) stop by Burgeon Outdoor in their shopping center. They make quality gear right there in front of you. Great folks and mission.

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99probs-allbitches t1_j25610s wrote

Reklis easy Pemi Public House is ok Black Mountain Burger is kinda tight

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Heythere2018 t1_j258eo7 wrote

Jimmy Seas in Lincoln is fantastic. El Charro is our good stand-by… the food isn’t AMAZING but it’s not bad and we can usually get a table when everything else is slammed (came in clutch on Columbus Day Weekend!) Pemi Public House is good, and we LOVE the burgers and the staff at Merlands! If you wanna get out of town a little bit, Rek-lis in Bethlehem is good, Iron Furnace Brewing in Franconia is a cute spot, and I love Schilling and Littleton Freehouse Taproom in Littleton too!

I strongly feel that Woodstock Station is overrated 🤷🏼‍♀️😂 the food has never really stood out to me, and it’s always too hard to get into.

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[deleted] t1_j25dxia wrote

Thai 9 is my go-to. It’s relatively affordable and really hits the spot after a day of skiing or hiking. Plus, I hate all the crowds in Lincoln, so I can just call ahead and get takeout without waiting.

Is it the best Thai restaurant I’ve ever been to? Nah. But it’s above average, and definitely the best I’ve found in a ski town.

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l337quaker t1_j25nism wrote

Replying to Chappy_Sinclair_ (#1,152,541)

I quite disagree on Black Mountain Burger. Stopped there after a hike once. My bison burger (cheddar, bacon) was a 7/10 and was a bit dry even for lean bison, her Hawaiian burger (teriyaki, pineapple) was like a 5/10, mediocre sauce and the saddest little pineapple slice. Very disappointing based on reviews. I will say the fries were very good.

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starhoppers t1_j262v7d wrote

“Flapjacks” is the best breakfast in Lincoln.

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restless_roadtripper t1_j263kzp wrote

My family and I have gone to Nachos for years! It's our little inside joke, because most of the time SOMETHING goes wrong, but we continue to go because the food is always really good. I'm a huge fan of their margaritas, also. It's not a classy place, but it's definitely worth a visit.

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Ninja0978 t1_j28f9ug wrote

Gordi's is good. Thai 9 has the best yellow curry ive ever had

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