Dinner in Littleton NH

[tantesheri]

My husband and I are travelling to Littleton NH early next week. Any suggestions for dinner?

[munchandcrunch]

Or drive fifteen minutes south. Sugar Hill inn for fine dining. Franconia Inn for just below fine dinning, or above the notch for higher end pub food.

Sugar Hill in is very good, prix fixe, small but reasonable wine list.

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Franconia Inn
Easton Rd, Franconia, NH 03580

[tucsonanne]

See my new post on Terra in Bethlehem. Ditto the comments on corned beef hash at the Littleton Diner and Tim-Bur Alley

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Littleton Diner
170 W Main St, Littleton, NH 03561

[pinehurst]

Bishops to me (Ice cream) is overpriced and overrated. Had great experiences at Chang Thai, and am sorry to hear about dayvuu's.

If you're in the mood for unpretentious Swiss fare, the restaurant at the Wayside Inn in Bethlehem is very nice, and the cocktails are excellent.

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Wayside Inn
Pierce Brg, Bethlehem, NH 03574

Chang Thai Cafe
77 Main St, Littleton, NH 03561

[catnip]

Did you eat at the Wayside?
If so,how was the food?

[pinehurst]

I enjoyed the Wayside a lot. Had both breakfast (an omelet, and fresh fruit cocktail) and dinner (a very nice Swiss pork dish whose name escapes me, with fresh spaetzel (sp?))..
good stuff. Solid 7 on a scale of 1-10.

[littlebitcountry]

We have had good luck at the Thai restaurant right on the main drag. (Chang Thai). Also, the Cold Mountain Cafe in Bethlehem (the next town over) is delightful.

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Cold Mountain Cafe
2015 Main St, Bethlehem, NH 03574

[catnip]

The Littleton Diner has the best corned beef hash I've ever had also.
We stop there 2-3 times in October and just have the hash---it's that good!
Baliwick's has a good martini bar but the best food we've had in Littleton is at the Beal House.
We sat at the bar last year and had dinner there and the meal was excellent and the prices were reasonable.
We plan to go back there again this Fall.
Also will try the Little Grilled this year;thanks for the tip!

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Littleton Diner
170 W Main St, Littleton, NH 03561

[dayvuu]

I forgot about Chang Thai. Nice Thai restaurant right on Main Street. Good for lunch ( very good prices) and dinner. Never heard a bad comment about it. And I agree with the Littleton Diner Corned Beef Hash comment. The diner has become a must-go destination for our adult out-of-town guest because of the hash, much like Chutters is for kids (and other candy lovers) who visit.

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Main Street Cafe
888 Main St, Westbrook, ME 04092

Littleton Diner
170 W Main St, Littleton, NH 03561

Chang Thai Cafe
77 Main St, Littleton, NH 03561

[dayvuu]

Spoke too soon. After dropping hundreds of dollars there since the place was opened, we won't return.

Advice to those who do choose to stop in: Check your credit card slip carefully to make sure the server doesn't automatically add a gratuity. Their policy is to add it to groups of 6 or more (or "sometimes we don't" they say.)

The server did add it to a check for two teenage boys, one a foreign exchange student. Unaware, they added a tip (ironically, a larger one than the server believed she earned herself.)

Short-sighted and sleazy, if you ask me. Fortunately, there are plenty of honest operations in the area.

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Chang Thai Cafe
77 Main St, Littleton, NH 03561

[dayvuu]

The owner learned of the situation and made it right. Stand-up guy. The server in question is no longer employed there. Still never hurts to check the bill-wherever!

[DaaMom]

The Little Grilled has a great menu of delicious choices. I like the buffet nights where you are served all you can eat from scrumptious platters. The prices are good too. Hit the Littleton Diner for breakfast. It made Food TV top list for pancakes.

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Littleton Diner
170 W Main St, Littleton, NH 03561

[bpjacks]

If you aren't looking for fancy, the Littleton Diner is good. I had the best corned beef hash of my life there -- and excellent buckwheat pancakes -- last week (yes, for dinner).

Also, don't miss Bishop's Ice Cream in Littleton, just off Rt93, for dessert.

[dayvuu]

Depending on your budget, I'd suggest:

Bailiwicks or Timb'r Alley, both on Main Street and both higher end cost-wise.

Lower on the cost spectrum is Rosa Flamingo's in Bethlehem.

I've not been to Elements in St. J (which the other poster recommended and is 20-25 minutes across the river) but have heard good things about it.)

Meadow Street Ice Cream (a walk-up stand) is attached to a restaurant that some people speak highly of for reasonably priced fried seafood. They sell Slick's ice cream, which is made just south of here an quite popular.

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Main Street Cafe
888 Main St, Westbrook, ME 04092

Rosa Flamingos
Main, Bethlehem, NH 03574

[bm_vt]

If you don't mind driving 20 minutes or so Elements in St. Johnsbury (VT) is excellent.
http://www.elementsfood.com/