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    4.5 (617 reviews)
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    Outdoor seating

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    Small glass of beer

    We had a very satisfying lunch here- thin crust chicken maple bacon pizza that was delicious. There was definitely enough for 2 people. The salad was plentiful, fresh and also satisfying. They do not offer flights of beer, but offer small glasses (my husband thinks 6 oz.) of different beers for the very reasonable price of $3 a glass. Service was good . We enjoyed sitting in the outside area overlooking the Ammoonosuc River. We would definitely go again.

    The Bridge
    Ashlee P.

    This spot is such a vibe. I've only been twice, but each time has hit the mark and then some. If you like chill staff, bomb thin crust pizzas, a solid beer list and the outdoor atmosphere specifically during the cooler months then make this one of your visits. We'll be back for sure.

    Gabrielle D.

    Had 2 hours to spend at Schilling with my husband a few months ago. I didn't realize getting to Schilling was going to be so steep. Walking or driving towards Schilling is on a hill but Schilling itself is on less severe of an incline. I bring this up because we parked on the main street and walked down. I have some difficulty walking so the hill is top of mind for me. We were starving so opted to go to the pizza restaurant because we couldn't figure out where the snacky spot with cocktails was. We walked into a spot with a sign, but it was dimly lit and we didn't know where to go. In retrospect I wish we'd tried harder to find it because our experience at the pizza spot wasted most of our 2 hours. We sat outside at the pizza spot and were sat at a shared long wooden table with benches. The place was very busy and very filled with screaming children. We ordered beers and a pizza, finished the beers and order additional smaller pours. After seeing pizza served all around us, I asked the waitress where our pizza was and she said, "You didn't order one". She most definitely heard us order it because we watched her write it down and my husband and I commented on the fact she didn't look at him once. She said she'd put it in as a rush, and because we were starving, we agreed. The pizza was good but overall super disappointing situation all around. We then went to the tasting room for a quick pour, bathroom break and beer to go purchase. I'm writing this a few months later and all I recall is the NE style IPAs we bought in cans to go were dated much later than we would have liked, meaning the beer was brewed and canned a couple months prior. I'd expect that at a beer shop but not from the brewery itself. Anyway, I probably wouldn't go back because of the hill, lack of good parking, the space feels tight and kind of like a theme park.

    Chicken maple and bacon wood fired pizza
    Sathish N.

    Late review: Another wonderful restaurant in the White mountains region (Littleton, New Hampshire) Must try for their decent selection of beers and wood fired pizzas in the menu. Outside: This restaurant is right next to the banks of Ammonoosuc River. They also do have some seating right next to the river. Cute little hut styled tables in front of the restaurant is perfect for a date night. Inside: Ambiance is pretty & they also do have a bar area inside. I devoured a large Chicken Maple and Bacon pizza. Staff warned me that I'll finish this large pizza if I'm really hungry. Damn, he was right about that. That's what a hike to Mount Washington does to you. lol.

    Jen W.

    While being a tourist in the area I had included this spot to my list of things to do. German style beer and wood fire pizza?! Sign us up! Since visiting Germany my SO has been a fan of German style beer and he enjoyed the offerings here. He also enjoys a nice Brot and they make a tasty one - according to what I was told. I was here for the wood fire pizza. Nice crust. Chewy and flavorful. The tomato sauce has a healthy amount of garlic. Their house margarita includes roasted tomato and I wasn't sure about that, but they add a sweetness to the pie I hadn't expected. And although they say the pizza's are 'personal size' it was too big for me to eat. Maybe not you, but I was full. Our waitress was very personable and professional. Many people were dining outside in the covered courtyard. We chose to dine inside and had a view of the river. The interior is old wood and rustic decor. A single ladies/family restroom is to the right as you enter the building where you'll find a diaper station. Men's restroom is on the other side of the building. There is a bit of parking on the hill above the building (no fee) but you may have to park further away and walk a bit. There is a handicap parking spot on the hill closet to the building - with a steep hill down (and up again) just fyi.

    Peter S.

    Excellent stop. Really good food Awesome ambiance. Great service. Outstanding beers. A must stop for any beer enthusiasts. Would recommend Schilling Beer to family and friend CHEERS

    Pruchutto pizza
    Richard S.

    A trip to Littleton requires a visit to Schilling Brewery. My margarita pizza was excellent as was their Schlomeyer beer to wash it down. Service is always friendly and we prefer to belly up to the bar. Indoor and outdoor dining available. We need to be prepared for their Oktoberfest which one must experience.

    Loaded and maple bacon chicken.
    Marti C.

    Beers Co right by the creek. There are lively views if you are lucky enough to snag them. It's a little confusing where to go as there are two Schilling beer co and one called Mill Street Kitchen. I think they are all connected and the menu looked similar. We found a host stand and got sat in the outdoor picnic tables. Super cute. There were a lot of families, friends and couples. A good mix of the crowd. Hubs got a Sapa a Vietnamese lager. He liked it. Im more of an ale or cider girl. Not much offering there. I got a Stowe Ciser that was DRY. I Didnt care for it. But he said it was ok. I should oay more attention to descriptions. We got 2 pizzas, the loaded and maple bacon chicken. Both were great but we leaned more to the maple bacon chicken. It had a really delicious balance with the bacon, apple and sweet maple. Really good. Overall, great.

    The taproom
    Amanda G.

    My post-hike routine is usually burger and a beer. But day 1 we had an event potluck, and day 2 I was headed back home. So if I wanted my food, I was going to have to put in a little effort. Here's how it went: I stayed in North Woodstock. I hiked in Lincoln. I live in NJ. So to go to Littleton I basically had to go north then drive back south. But baby one thing about me - I'm committed to the bit. So off I went! Plus it gave me an excuse to consume all the beauty that is Franconia - twice. Now, North Woodstock has breweries. But the reviews were meh - and strictly betwixt us - the call of "NH's finest bbq" and brew wasn't doing it. In all my days I ain't never heard NH mentioned with the BBQ greats :/ I'd only been to Littleton once before and that was just to go to Wal-Mart and use the flush facilities of a local hotel - A cabin I rented two years ago for a girls getaway was EXTREMELY rustic much to my companion's horrror lmao. I had no idea Littleton had such a cute and vibrant downtown. Schilling Beer fit right in! Located on Mill St it was a New England covered bridge type beat. There was a sleek taproom and brewery perched on the hill, and the restaurant on the corner. There were copious picnic tables set up outside - many of them shaded under an awning, as well as a covered deck with tables, and a woody restaurant interior with a bar, bar height tables, and booths. I opted to sit outside at a picnic table. The Great: -picnic tables were super sturdy and rooted. Nothing worse than having to play the seesaw game at a cheap table. One person gets up and so does the table lmao. -the menu. Not only did I NOT want NH BBQ from another brewery, I actually came FOR the chicken maple bacon pizza. Let me explain something to you. You can put maple on roadkill and I'll eat it do you hear me?! So a pizza with maple?? I'm in. It was so good. The spinach cut through the richness of the cheese and maple. Unexpected and delightful. I do wish the bacon was crispier though. Next time I'll request that. They also had a Gose on the beer menu. Someone there really understands me and I love that for them. -this is a German inspired restaurant - my German ancestry SIL was back in Chicago loosing her ish when I sent her the menu and beer list. If I wasn't my own DD, I woulda strayed from the sours and gotten a few other things that caught my eye. -you can pay at your table through a QR code. Frankly, I liked this. -Service was great! I love dining alone and this was very enjoyable. The server checked in but was not overbearing. Food was delivered quickly. Yall know how I feel about breweries with food. The food could stand on its own here, as could the beer. Best of both worlds and a new MUST VISIT any time I'm in the area. The area being VT/NH/ME because I will happily drive some miles for this again!

    Beer was great , along with food. The downtown area is really charming and the outside seating at the brewery is perfect overlooking the water .

    Great food and beer! It was kinda hot inside the bar but the tasting room has some amazing views. The Kinsman is a great Hazy IPA - if you're a fan, it's a must try.

    Hefeweizen
    Kira S.

    The views were so beautiful, beer was delicious, and the service was great. We didn't try the food, but it looked super delicious. Very spacious area with two tap rooms and all Kinds of seating options. Great merchandise selection and really friendly beer tenders

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    Great view, tasty beers with a great variety, phenomenal pizza. Fast and friendly service too!! You'll be seeing again queen

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    Littleton Freehouse Taproom & Eatery - Burger

    Littleton Freehouse Taproom & Eatery

    4.2(252 reviews)
    0.2 mi
    $$

    Have visited the Littleton area a handful of times now and this was my first time trying the…read moreFreehouse. Great spot, had to come back a second time during my visit. Very spacious inside with tables and booths of all sizes, a very long bar, and also an outside patio area. Gets quite busy so may expect a wait. The menu has some classic appetizers and some choices for handhelds or entrees. The cocktail menu has a good variety as well, and a good selection of beer drafts on tap. Had the turkey melt, which had raspberry jam and was quite tasty. Quite a large wrap and you get a massive portion of fries too! Also had the Mac n cheese and it was very heavy and cheesy in a big skillet. All the staff are just so welcoming and awesome, we loved our bartenders and server and they made our visit great. Thanks

    The Littleton Freehouse in NH was such a great find! From the moment we walked in, the young lady…read moreat the front desk immediately stood out. She had such amazing energy--friendly, welcoming, and genuinely happy to be there. She was absolutely fantastic and really helped set the tone for the entire visit. The restaurant itself is beautiful, with a great atmosphere and plenty of character. Service throughout our meal was excellent, and everyone was friendly and attentive. As for the food, we tried the Brisket Sandwich and the Maple Buffalo Chicken Sandwich, and both were fantastic. The brisket was flavorful and satisfying, while the maple buffalo chicken had an awesome combination of sweet and spicy flavors. And if you're a beer lover, you'll definitely appreciate the selection here. They have a ton of beers on tap, with plenty of options to choose from. Great food, great service, awesome atmosphere, and an incredibly welcoming team. Definitely a place we'll be coming back to! Especially after the long hikes we have.

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    Littleton Freehouse Taproom & Eatery - Bar and draft list

    Bar and draft list

    Littleton Freehouse Taproom & Eatery - Turkey Melt

    Turkey Melt

    Littleton Freehouse Taproom & Eatery - View from parking lot

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    View from parking lot

    Sour's Taverna - Burrata & Fries

    Sour's Taverna

    4.8(26 reviews)
    0.1 mi

    I can't wait to tell you about Sour's! The almost missable, modest entrance is off a side alley…read morebelow Littleton's historic Thayer's Inn. Owner Kristo Souris ("kids could never pronounce my name so I just went by Sour") MC's behind the bar and mixes balanced, scrumptious cocktails--last night I had the Peach Bourbon Paper Plane for which Kris charred the peaches for extra complexity and depth. Indeed! The Corn Agnolotti comprised a toothsome house made pasta filled with Vermont cheese nestled in a rich Sungold Tomato Brodo (little bursts of bright tomato offsetting the garlic-rich corn-studded broth). On another visit, the Zucchini fritters transcended their name by a magnitude of 10; crispy Salt Cod Croquettes were elevated by a pickled ramp tartar sauce, fennel radish salad, and caper berries. The "cheesecake" was more of a crustless pudding with intense roasted peaches and a crunchy strudel topping. Shout out to Tatum, a fashi-forward bartender who executes Kris's deliciously balanced craft cocktails with verve & finesse while Kris flits back and forth, shaking, stirring, and socializing. He's everything, everywhere, all at once! I asked to meet and compliment the chef. I didn't catch his name, obviously on purpose, since he shyly demurred credit and handed it to the team behind the swinging doors. You won't read about Kris or the cooks online, so just go eat and drink what they got. You will NOT be disappointed.

    Saw their new spring menu on social media and I really wanted to try it! We decided to go in if…read morethere was no wait - if not we would go somewhere else... and we got lucky! Seated right away. Good enough atmosphere. It's not Bailiwicks, but good enough... Their bar area is super lively, I like it a lot. We both *don't* love the one and only, unisex bathroom that is always out of hand soap and not always super clean (according to Boyfriend who had to lift the seat.......). They need to keep an eye on that... Waitress was ok. A very loud talker. Food was amazing! I had both their "specials" - the fiddle heads appetizer and the Lamb chops... which were also served with fiddle heads, and a delicious risotto (I didn't realize the lamb was also served with fiddle heads, if I had, I would have tried a different appetizer - but that's my fault because I'm sure she must have mentioned it). Everything was amazing. Lamb was so tender and perfectly flavored. Boyfriend had the hanger steak and duck fat fries and loved it too. Says it's some of the best fries he's had! I'm not much of a dessert person but I like trying stuff at restaurants where I know it will be homemade. I had some whipped cream and butterscotch dessert and it was great - couldn't finish as I was full, but no regrets. We will be back! I love that their menu changes seasonally, it keeps things very interesting.

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    Sour's Taverna - Bar seat, lamb sliders, Honey Honey B and the US Open on the boob tube! Perfect!

    Bar seat, lamb sliders, Honey Honey B and the US Open on the boob tube! Perfect!

    Sour's Taverna - They had me at whipped cream

    They had me at whipped cream

    Sour's Taverna - Sour's understated entry under Thayer's Inn.

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    Sour's understated entry under Thayer's Inn.

    Cold Mountain Cafe

    Cold Mountain Cafe

    4.4(149 reviews)
    4.4 mi
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    Great service, comfortable local space and excellent home…read moreCooked and creative food. Great night! Loved the crunchy salad! Watermelon soup was special. Lots of chartreuse based drinks. Highly recommend as a local foodie experience.

    Cold Mountain Cafe is a perfect stop to turn a long drive into a nice date!…read more We definitely recommend this place, it's a solid 4 that comes off like a 5! We've passed through Bethlehem, NH a few of times as we've traveled between Maine and New Hampshire. A couple weeks ago I noticed a glowing little eatery as we hurried west on Route 2 en route to UMass Amherst. I didn't catch the name of the restaurant I'd noticed, but our return l timing worked to stop for dinner in Bethlehem, so as we headed back, Cary scoured Google and Yelp ...and based upon the menus and ambiance, we settled on Cold Mountain Cafe. Turns out this was the spot. Inside was just as welcoming as I'd anticipated. Nothing against small New England towns, ...but IMO you can't EXPECT a well-rounded professional restaurant package when you're in "two-hours-from-anywhere, New Hampshire". And IMHO, sometimes these fresh-movement country places are presented like funky hippy brightly lit hardscaped cafe's with busy chalkboard menus that look like 60's concert posters. Not Cold Mountain Cafe -the music, lighting and decor was perfectly contemporary ...relaxing ...inviting comfortable conversation. The menu and pricing were well thought out, offering an assortment of cultural fare with asian, french, American, East Indian entrees that ranged from smash-burger, pot pie comfort food, to bistro steak and seared scallops. Unexpected additions like bean cake and Indian lamb stew entrees offered a pleasant, funky twist. Entrees ranged from $19 to $38. The two drinks we tried were really great! I had the Brooklyn and Cary had the Espresso Lovers Martini. I think Cary put it perfectly when she said that the Brooklyn was like desert! The espresso martini was notable because it was made with rum, instead of vodka and it used fresh espresso, giving it a luscious Tia Maria feel. Both drinks had a wonderful silky smooth mouth feel. The waitstaff was not uniformed, but in semi-formal server attire with all black garments and waist aprons. The service was friendly, professional and attentive... our waitress brought us some warm crispy tender dinner rolls with garlicky seasoned oil dipping sauce, took our orders at our pace and checked in on us throughout the meal. The mushroom polenta app was great... smooth, creamy and fresh with balanced earthy woodsy and smoky notes. The pea soup was a bit brighter and fresher than I'm used to (growing up in Boston, my mom made the best pea soup ...a more hearty version with pork meat always made in the days following a smoked shoulder meal), but in the New England small town country, farm-fresh motif, we liked the bright, fresh pea flavors... Cary was concerned about what she would order because she was put off by the steak entree's smoked Gouda sauce. So she had the lamb stew, which was a compromise. Me? I'd spent the previous couple of days at a hotel hanging around UMass, which means a lot more carbs than I want... smash burgers, burritos, eggs Bennies... oof! So I definitely was feeling like something light... and decided to be crazy and try the bean cake. Cary's stew was nice. It didn't hit you over the head, but it had balanced signature Indian flavors, and was nicely presented. We're not volume-conscious but both thought it could have had a couple more pieces of lamb. I enjoyed my bean cake -although I don't really have anything to compare it to. The waitress said it was hearty, so I rolled the dice. I'd probably try it again... it flavorful and satisfying. The chèvre and ginger dressing supplied a good level of moisture and flavor notes to the breaded spiced bean and rice patty. I'd add that the plating on a bed of fresh spinach presented a little bit of a challenge as I had to pierce a few baby fresh spinach leafs at a time, then add the bean cake... but it was manageable... The menu changes seasonally, so we're looking forward to checking in on our next pan New England journey.

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    Cold Mountain Cafe - Great, comfortable cozy dining room

    Great, comfortable cozy dining room

    Cold Mountain Cafe
    Cold Mountain Cafe

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    The Beal House - The Beal House Inn&Restaurant, Littleton, NH

    The Beal House

    3.6(34 reviews)
    0.5 mi
    $$

    Quaint and lovely old Inn located in Littleton NH. Our server was very friendly…read more The menu is a nice selection of foods. Ranging from chicken to steak to lobster. Parking is difficult although maybe there is more parking that I did not see since it was a rainy night. I will update this section when I go back. Service was slow This was just our server. She was busy leaning and doing other chores that we waited a long time to order our food it took her so long to get back to us when it was time for desert that we did not bother The other server on the other hand was very efficient and took fantastic care of his clients. They have a special that is 2 dinners and a bottle of wine for $40.00. The items that you can choose from are marked on the menu. It was a good selection. This special is from 4 to 6 pm you may want to make a reservation as they fill up fast We had Lobster an decided to upgrade to the lazy man Lobster. The Lobster was cooked to perfection. It was a good size portion I would guess between 1 1/4 to 1 1/2 lb solid meat. We did not see a wine we wanted from the list but they gave us a choice of either another beverage, salad or desert. My friend chose the salad which was a rather large salad. It was one of the best salads I have seen served. Try thief home made dressing. I opted for the desert which we took with us. I had the Turtle cheesecake. It was not too sweet. A nice size portion and worth going back for more. Even though our service was slow I highly recommend going here. The food is well worth the price. They offer items from $11.95 to $30.00 The owner was quite charming and you can tell that he cares about his clients. The guests that stayed at the Beal House Inn were very happy with their accommodations. We will be back Food. 5 star Service. 3 star. See notes above Atmosphere. 5 stars.

    Fantastic Transformation!…read more What a wonderful surprise to learn that the Beal House Inn was under new ownership, better yet, that the menu has been completely revamped and re-priced to better reflect the area. The previous incarnation was nice but VERY expensice and not often living up to the price point. The new Beal House has a diverse locally inspired and sourced menu at some of the most reasonable prices north of Concord. Traditional American fare mixed with well trained culinary techniques in the kitchen result in a diverse range of north country comfort food. I wanted to order multiple things on the menu and had a hard time choosing, which is a very good sign of things to come. We enjoyed classically executed Escargot with a hint of Pernod, the snails were tender, juicy and not a hint of chewiness. I could have eaten another two or three orders of these, and at only $9, I will next time! Crab cakes were the only weakness, they had too much Panko mixed in so the texture was more like seafood stuffing, but the accompanying Old Bay Aioli almost made up for it. Served on baby spinach, this could be fantastic if they change the crab to panko ratio! Beef tenderloin was cooked perfectly, as was a "caveman" cut of Prime Rib, both were fork tender and served with caramelized root veggies and garnished with a cut out Maple leaf of beet and carrot. For the very very hungry, they offer a "lion' cut of prime rib that would feed 2 hungry skiers with leftovers for sure. Meat-a-pal-oza! Dessert was also a winner, simple and elegant, puff pastry with divinely light limoncello filling, copious raspberry coulis and fresh whipped cream, Ill upload a photo ! Best of all, the new owner offers a "Beal Deal" special that is a screaming bargain. You get 2 entrees AND a bottle of wine for $40 if you order between 4-6, every day! Cant wait to go back and try the Lobster mac and cheese during a snow storm They also have 7 rooms for full and tired diners who don't feel like driving home

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    The Beal House - The dining room.

    The dining room.

    The Beal House - Looking out from our table. The only window in the dining room.

    Looking out from our table. The only window in the dining room.

    The Beal House - The bar area.

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    The bar area.

    The Alchemist - Hand-Pulled Heady Topper: the only beer at The Alchemist which is available on draught

    The Alchemist

    4.4(347 reviews)
    48.0 mi
    $$

    Beautiful views of the Stowe countryside while having a great beer. What's there not to love?…read more The Alchemist specializes in dank hop character, but they also have a wide range of beers you can choose from. All come in cans except Heady Topper, which you can grab on draft from a refrigerated beer engine. I have to say, having it on draft is a magical experience. Their aluminum cups are quite cute and you can take them home. Food is from a truck. Jamaican food that can be quite overwhelming with salt and spice if you're not careful. The potatoes were especially good. They hold events on their website including Boogie Bingo which we attended on Thursday night. Great host with a very dry sense of humor. We come up to Vermont every year, and this will definitely become a regular spot for us. Cheers!

    mmmmm...beer. The…read moreAlchemist brews one of my favorite beers - Heady Topper. So recently when my wife and I happened to be in Stowe, I knew I had to visit the brewery! The brewery is on the outskirts of town. It is an attractive facility situated on a large property with picturesque views. It was a beautiful day and they have lots of outdoor activities (corn hole, frisbee golf, etc) so there were people everywhere! This is a family friendly brewery and there were lots of kids running around. What a great vibe! I had a hand pulled Heady Topper. The brewery is the only place on the planet you can get Heady Topper hand pulled. It was worth the trip. My wife had a can of Light. I should note that other than Heady Topper everything comes in a can. No draft options which also means no tasting flights. I found that odd, but I get it. Not a big deal and it won't impact my rating. If you are in the area you might want to check this place out.

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    The Alchemist - Heady Topper off the tap!

    Heady Topper off the tap!

    The Alchemist - Highly recommend this wine

    Highly recommend this wine

    The Alchemist

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