Location: Bethlehem
Top Restaurants in Bethlehem
Top Things to do in Bethlehem
- 1. Colonial Theatre
- 2. Riverwalk Covered Bridge
- 3. Franconia Notch State Park
- 4. North Ridge Mountain Guides
- 5. Harman's Cheese & Country Store
- 6. Team O'Neil Rally School
- 7. The Gallery at WREN
- 8. Appalachian Mountain Club High Huts
- 9. Cannon Mountain Aerial Tramway
- 10. Local Works Marketplace at WREN
Most Popular American food in Bethlehem, New Hampshire, United States
Discover Restaurants offering the best American food in Bethlehem, New Hampshire, United States. Bethlehem is a hillside town in Grafton County, New Hampshire, United States. The population was 2,526 at the 2010 census. It is home to Cushman and Strawberry Hill state forests. The eastern half of the town is within the White Mountain National Forest. The Appalachian Trail crosses in the south.
Things to do in Bethlehem
10. The Little Grille at the Depot
Overall Ratings
4 based on 258 reviews
We offer a variety of dishes with a south american flair. The brazilian influence is proeminant and friday's and saturday's night we offer a brazilian barbeque, served table side with a great variety of meats to choose from as well as hot side dishes and
Reviewed By CakeChick250
This restaurant was recommended by the owner at Hillwinds Lodge, our lovely motel in Franconia. When we arrived on a Thursday evening in September, the special at the depot was the Brazilian Rodizio night, where for $25, the chef comes around the restaurant tableside with a large variety of different meats, cuts off servings of meat on your plate, and continues the process until you are no longer hungry. Included in the price is also a buffet of both hot and cold items like salad, rice, potatoes, pasta, and more. My husband chose the Rodizio, while I opted for an item from the menu that sounded too unique to pass up: the Brazilian Burger, which consisted of chunks of either steak or chicken, combined with bacon pieces, cooked egg, cheese, lettuce, tomato, peas, corn, and mayo...all wrapped in a roll that was like a combination of pita bread and a regular hamburger bun. I cannot say enough nice things about this restaurant: the food was AMAZING, the atmosphere in the old depot was fun but relaxing, and the staff was wonderful, especially the chef who was extremely attentive to making sure the Rodizio customers were well-fed. On several occasions, he even offered me a taste of some of the Rodizio items even though I had ordered from the menu. It was such a nice touch. (Special note: if the Chef offers you some sugar crusted grilled pineapple, DO NOT PASS IT UP!!! It was the most delicious thing I have eaten in a long time) We had a very satisfying dinner for 2, including drinks, for under $50. This was one of the most delicious and fun meals of our 12 day trip to the New England states. We were very impressed with everything about the Little Grill at the Depot.
9. Schilling Beer Co.
Overall Ratings
4 based on 806 reviews
Schilling Beer Co. Is a progressive European-inspired small-batch brewery. We exclusively brew beers that we are personally passionate about--beers that tell a story about our history, friendship and values. We believe that craft beer is best enjoyed in c
Reviewed By 46oceangirl
My husband and I were passing through on our way home. OMG it didn't disappoint at all. We were here on a Friday afternoon. Sat outside overlooking the river and a covered bridge on a gorgeous fall September afternoon. The waitstaff was attentive friendly and courteous and the food was awesome, kudo's to the chef! We split the pretzel with beer cheese, to die for, piping hot light and delicious. My husband had the 2 bratwursts with sauerkraut and mustard and I opted for teh salad with craisins, walnuts goat cheese pumpkin seeds with roasted chicken which was so moist and a nice honey mustard dressing. Great spot location. Next door is the tap house where you could buy and sample or stay for beers which included a food truck also out front. Lovely spot! Don't bypass it if your in Littleton NH, we will be back and only 25 mins north of Lincoln, NH, worth the drive.
8. The Coffee Pot Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 244 reviews
Reviewed By camperJan52
At the suggestion of several friends/ neighbors, we visited the Coffee Pot today. Ordered blueberry pancakes and sausage. The pancakes were huge! Needless to say, I could not finish my meal! The waitress was so friendly and helpful. Lots of chatter, laughing and just a fun place to be. The restaurant is small, only a handful of tables but there is a bar that provides extra seating. We will come again.
7. Tim-Bir Alley
Overall Ratings
4 based on 299 reviews
Located on 7 Main St in the heart on Littleton is a Farm to table restaurant with a casual to upscale feeling. All the food is prepared by the Chef/Owners, Val and Nancy Fortin. Local Beer and wine. Friendly outgoing service.
Reviewed By Joseph R
Carefully prepared, high-quality, creative dishes. Owner-operators are there to make you happy. Good value for the high quality!Thanks! We try to do the best possible and believe in a friendly restaurant
6. The Riverview Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 52 reviews
Reviewed By Cheryl S
Riley is a knowledgeable well versed guide assisted us with options and details of how cuisine is created by chef.Our dishes were salmon grilled rare equally warm through each bite and tempura haddock crispy light and melt in your mouth fish. Seasonal veggies were green beans with a snap of freshness and butternut squash heated through bite size morsels. Sweet potato tots oh MG! Just do it they are different and addicting.Sara the owner welcomed us table side and we shared our praises about Chef Joshua Beam and heard her tell of her future plans to open up the river gardens to an outdoor dining. We will return again and wish the best to all
5. Adair Country Inn Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 81 reviews
Reviewed By DonP08861
The Adair Inn makes dinning special - we recently celebrated one of our close friendâs birthday with dinner at the Adair and it was terrific. The food and service was great and they made our birthday guest feel very special with a handwritten birthday notecard and a split of Prosecco. The Adairâs food shows imagination, itâs priced right and you canât ask for a more beautiful dinning setting.We canât wait to go back for another dinner!
4. Rek-Lis Brewing
Overall Ratings
4 based on 90 reviews
Reviewed By rscimagery
Came for dinner and a couple beers but only....waited. And waited. And waited. A ridiculous amount of time for everything. We were given many waters. Just not things we ordered.
3. Rosa Flamingo's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 302 reviews
Reviewed By CCBob42
I can't review their upstairs restaurant as I only visit their downstairs pub. The pub fare that I've had (pizza or wings) are both very good and their bartender, Lisa, is always very nice. Unfortunately, she is "retiring" from bar tending bar and will only be doing the occasional fill-in for the regulars.
2. Cold Mountain Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 385 reviews
Reviewed By 125peterm
What a great recommendation from our host at Sugar Hill Inn. We had not booked on what we thought was a quiet Wednesday night and were fortunate to get in. We enjoyed a delicious, fresh meal based on local produce. Attentive and friendly staff, a perfect meal.
1. Adair Country Inn Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 81 reviews
Reviewed By DonP08861
The Adair Inn makes dinning special - we recently celebrated one of our close friendâs birthday with dinner at the Adair and it was terrific. The food and service was great and they made our birthday guest feel very special with a handwritten birthday notecard and a split of Prosecco. The Adairâs food shows imagination, itâs priced right and you canât ask for a more beautiful dinning setting.We canât wait to go back for another dinner!
