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OK, Everything
looks great but
we noticed Sky Valley Has No
Restaurant;
So, Just Where
Do We Go To Eat??
GET READY TO READ THE
LONG LIST OF NEARBY PLACES:
Almost across the street from Sky Valley,
TRAILS END ice cream stand with 28 flavors and selected baked goods. It's real good! And a
fancy kids/adults playground too. Folks come from miles around to go
there!
When it comes to eating, this area doesn't
mess around.., Restaurants are more abundant than rocks on the Saco River! Let's
start by heading West from Sky Valley. About a mile on the left is The Bear Notch Deli and Store. You can find everything here from a steak and cheese sub and a
cup of coffee to fishing supplies. They have it all! Just a ways
more up the street, just past the Post Office on the left, is
Sister's, .kind of new and all the locals go there.
Good menu heavy on the seafood! Now, make a U-Turn
someplace legal and head back towards Sky Valley; within a half mile past Sky Valley is The Grand Summit Dining room, which is located at the base of Bear Peak Ski Area. It's on the
pricey side and I honestly haven't heard much about it, good or bad. I haven't eaten
there yet, so I'll reserve comment. Then we have Matty B's Mountainside Cafe is a Pizza and sandwich place and has the distinction of being the only place that
will deliver stuff right to your room at Sky Valley, The Food's great too!.
Go another mile or so, just past the bridge construction project, The Bernerhoff, which serves up Swiss cuisine with white linen, candles and
crystal glassware. Where else could you find Lobster and Asparagus Chowder? The prices are
reasonable. It's not the place for impatient, whiney children of any age (but, there is a
children's menu). For an impeccably prepared meal in a leisurely atmosphere you will enjoy
it. Josephs Spaghetti Shed
is still serving up great meals at great prices.
A Fresh Start, specializes in
breakfast
and Lunch. It is 3
miles from Sky Valley on the Left side. The Red Parka Pub is a
steak house with salad bar, and a wide variety of main courses. Children are welcomed with
their own special menu. The Red Parka also has a lounge with live entertainment.
Patch's Market, which also houses the Glen Post Office, has groceries, beer, wine etc and A
cafeteria style eatery that is a
popular lunch stop for local workers and truckers. It can be real
busy during the noon lunch hour. They are open till 11 p.m. Also in this same neighborhood
is MargaritaGrille that serves up tasty Mexican surprises. and
Good Tail specializing in Lobster either cooked and ready to
eat, or alive and ready for you to murder in your own boiling water.
They Also sell a wide variety of other fresh seafood items, mostly
uncooked, for you to prepare at home.
Just up the street from Patch's Market is a Dairy
Queen at the Junction of Rte 16 and 302, and
don't forget the appropriately named Glen
Junction Restaurant. They are best at breakfast
and lunch. While you wait you can watch the model train travel around the ceiling.
They just sent me a link to their website (Click here if you'd like to
go to GLEN JUNCTION, it will open in a new window) Also at the Junction is a Dunkin Donuts, and
you know what that's all about.
If you hook a left on to Route 16 North you will pass by Storyland in about half a mile. Just
past Storyland on the right is Kringles, another place serving up pizza and subs in a convenience store
setting. If you continue on another three
miles you will come to Jackson. Drive thru the covered bridge and look for Yesterdays, it will be
on the right and has a super breakfast that they don't mind serving all day long.
The
Thompson House Eatery is also in Jackson,
just past the Bistro on the left. On the menu is the best stir-fried veggies, or a great
assortment of special entrees that are prepared with an imaginative touch. Only they can
take a "meatloaf" and make it something simply special! Right in
the center of Jackson is The Wildcat Tavern, which was recently taken over by the folks
who operate HorseFeathers, I have not tried it out yet.... Whitney's Inn is on Rte 16B at the base of Black Mountain Ski Area. You can
get roast duckling among other things. It's another place where you don't need to go
if you're on a tight budget, but for a special night, it's an excellent choice. For all
you Irishmen (or wanna-bes) out there the Shannon
Door Pub is up on the hill, The Mulkerns
are always busy cooking up some basic Irish delicacy. Sometimes Corn Beef and Cabbage is
on the specials board...they also serve up a great pizza. Be sure to walk right up to the
bar to tell em you're there. Also in Jackson is The Red Fox Pub Has moved to a huge new
bulding almost across the street from the Covered Bridge in Jackson. They do
Breakfast Lunch and Dinner. Their Sunday Jazz-Breakfast Buffet is spectacular...be early
(but the Jazz doesn't start till 9a.m.) or prepared to wait a bit to be seated. Judging
from the number of cars I see there I'd have to assume it is still as good as ever, (since
I haven't been there yet.). Did I mention The Eagle Mountain House. Its one of
those grand old hotels that has gracefully survived the years. It is a great place to take
that special someone for a special nights dining. For a nice breakfast
or Lunch in a country store type setting, try the
J-Town Deli,
next door to the Golf Course Maintenance building, right on Main Street.
Super sandwiches and bakery products.
If I counted right that's more than TWENTY PLACES and we haven't yet traveled ten
miles!.
How about Lunch with mechanical entertainment? You might try The Cafeteria at The Cog Railway Base Station. Good home-made food and you can watch the trains get greased,
loaded up with coal and water and watch their progress as they chug up and down Mount
Washington. It's about 25 miles
West of Sky Valley. On the way back you can stop for a great hand-dipped ice cream cone at
The Willey House which is opposite Willey Pond, where you can watch the trout swim
around from the foot bridge, there is a gift shop and an extensive information center on
the site and you can study-up on the history of the place which was named for the family
that use to operate an Inn on the site about 150 years ago. The family was all killed when
a summer landslide buried them.
You will notice I didn't name any Chinese, Polynesian, Italian or Indian restaurants,
nor McDonalds, Burger King, Subway, Kentucky Fried Chicken, or Wendy's. I have nothing
against those places, its just that they are all in North Conway, along with ten gazillion
other choices. Its fair to say that you would have to stay here a lot longer than a week
or a month to eat in all the restaurants that are within fifteen miles of Sky Valley!
After all, what do you suppose all those people who moved here in the past fifteen years
are doing to survive! Why of course, they're running restaurants.
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