Restaurant Options within a close driving distance (within walking distance to
½ hour drive)

North Creek/Johnsburg - Marsha’s and Common Roots serve both breakfast and lunch. Café Sarah has lite breakfast options and great sandwiches. Andie’s serves home-cooked breakfast, lunch and dinner down towards the train station. Black Mountain Lodge has a very good casual dinner. BarVino is a wine bar with “big wines, small plates” that is just next door! The Barking Spider is a great bar- food coming soon! The Ski Bowl Deli is also within walking distance! Stop in at The Inn at Gore Mountain for a drink and enjoy casual dining as well. At Copperfield’s try casual fare at Trapper’s. Pete’s Aaahh has really great pizza and its right across the street! Basil and Wick’s has a nice bar, nice dinner menu and a great après ski selection of appetizers.

Chestertown - The Friends Lake Inn 518-494-7238. They have a fine dining menu and great wine list in the historic main dining room and they offer a light menu in the Bistro. Main St Ice Cream, is the quintessential luncheon spot but they also serve an additional entrée or 2 in the evening. Be sure to save room for dessert! OP Fredericks has casual fare, burgers and such but also nice pasta, chicken and beef entrees. Good food and a nice bar in a nice casual setting. The Place serves casual Italian. Suzy Q’s in Brant Lake is also casual fare with an Adirondack motif, Anywhere’s is a bar in Chestertown that serves a great burger. Luna Pizza serves homemade pizza fare – try their white pizza….

Diamond Point - The Inn at Erlowest 518-668-5928 is a magnificent renovated mansion on "Millionaires" row. It is fine dining in a very intimate luxurious atmosphere. Enjoy a drink before dinner on the porch overlooking beautiful Lake George.

Pottersville - Cafe Adirondack 518-494-5800 is a BYOB with good food.

Warrensburg - The Grist Mill 518-623-8005 (only open Mother’s Day-November 1st) in Warrensburg overlooks the Schroon River and is a very old renovated Grist Mill. It has very good steak and seafood. If you have time you should plan on having a drink in the bar area- it’s a really nice bar- very cozy and romantic. The Merrill Magee House in the middle of town is a lovely historic building with good food. Brunetto’s, just south of town, has Italian and Continental- you won’t go away hungry- guaranteed! Willow’s Bistro right in the middle of town has an excellent breakfast and lunch. Lizzie Keay’s just outside of Warrensburg on Rt 419 is very good.

Bolton Landing- on Lake George has a nice downtown shopping-restaurant-bar area to park and walk through, there is a plethora of very good dining options; Michael Arthurs (a steak house with other chicken, fish, and seafood options) Lakeside Lodge Grill -full fine dining menu with lots of options, Fredericks – good food, nice variety. The open air deck is nice in the summer. Cate’s Italian Garden- good Italian, and the Ryefield for casual fun relaxed atmosphere.

Outside of Bolton is the Algonquin- right on the water. Fine dining upstairs and more casual attire in the downstairs. Great afternoon drink spot in the summer. The Sagamore’s Hotel’s, Club Grill (steak and grill fine ding) at the golf course and the main hotel’s Trillium Bis* (very fine dining) are both good options. Its beautiful to walk around the resorts grounds- its an island on Lake George- you drive over their bridge to get to it. In late spring-early autumn Sagamore’s boat, The Morgan, does a lunch and a dinner tour that showcases the spectacular lake’s scenery.

Lake George - In general Lake George Village has a mostly casual fare and t-shirt/trinket shops, miniature golf, etc, etc. Long standing restaurants of note are The Log Jam, Mario’s, and The Montcalm.

If we indicated a telephone number, it would be a good idea to call for reservations….