Acclaimed photographer and author Carl Heilman II explores the Adirondacks.
Find The Best Restaurants in the Adirondacks & Ideas For Enjoying The Area Nightlife!
In the Adirondacks, dining can be casual, formal, and can include just the two of you or the whole family. If you want to relax and enjoy the night with friends and go dancing, that's available too! There is something for everyone who wants to explore the many pubs and restaurants in the Adirondacks. Enjoy delicious food, friendly ambiance and extraordinary Adirondack cuisine at the many establishments listed below.
Garnet Hill Lodge offers an exquisite dining experience that we hope everyone is lucky enough to experience. The food is delicious, generously portioned and reasonably priced with great service, while the views and scenery are spectacular.
Experience luxurious Adirondack accommodations at this bed and breakfast like no other. We offer an exquisite dining experience and an exclusive wine collection in addition to cozy lodging and friendly service.
Where good food and good friends come to together over wine & dinner! Enjoy a romantic dinner for two overlooking a spectacular view of Fourth Lake or bring the whole family for a great dining experience. Three new chefs offering fine & casual fare!
Enjoy fine food, wine, beer and live entertainment at this family owned and operated restaurant in North Creek, NY - just minutes from Gore Mountain and the Hudson River.
Located on the scenic shores of Lake Placid, come enjoy a casual, family friendly dining experience. Relax on our spacious deck and take in the incredible views of Whiteface Mountain and the surrounding High Peaks.
With 16 guest rooms, this turn-of-the-century restored wilderness lodge on the shores of the Big Moose Lake in Eagle Bay in the Central Adirondacks retains its small country charm. The premier destination for fine dining and Adirondack hospitality.
Winter, Spring, Summer & Fall - Hiking is a year round activity! Check out the hiking guide for Trail Info!
Acclaimed photographer and author Carl Heilman II explores the Adirondacks.
