Location: Athol
Top Restaurants in Athol
Most Popular Pub food in Athol, Massachusetts, United States
Find out what Pub restaurants to try in Athol. Athol is located amongst the rolling hills of north central Massachusetts, 70 miles west of Boston. The town and North Quabbin region are blessed with a natural beauty and many recreational opportunities. From camping, to swimming, to fishing, to hiking trails with stunning vistas the area is rife with opportunities to interact with nature.
Things to do in Athol
1. 110 Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 44 reviews
110 Grill's comfortable, but yet upscale-casual atmosphere, complete with open kitchens, large horseshoe-shaped bars and outdoor patios with fire pits, creates the ideal dining environment for any occasion. We prepare our dishes from the freshest ingredie
Reviewed By Michie1291
We love coming to the 110 Grill and are so glad to see them popping up in several locations in Massachusetts near us. The food is great, service is friendly, and the pricing is reasonable. A family member of ours has many food allergies and this place couldnât be better about it. They take a lot of care and effort to ensure that we wonât worry when we are here. Itâs quite a relief. Love the menu! Have tried many of the entrees and have never been disappointed.
2. The Blind Pig
Overall Ratings
4 based on 54 reviews
Reviewed By latefordinner
Used to be a decent bar and pub grub joint. In the last year it closed for several months because the owner wanted out and could find no buyers. Then it opened under new management for couple of months, they were talking about going more upscale. Then it closed "due to circumstances beyond our control" then it opened again. Now, who knows? Better call ahead, website is down as of this review. May or may not take credit cards, this was an issue at one time. Tough business to be in a small town, lots of people with the same dream trying to make a go of it. I wish them the best I like the place.
3. The Atholl House
Overall Ratings
3 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By rivermusicnut
The food is very uninviting and the prices are a little high. It's sad to see the locals attend and try to hold on to this place for nostalgic reasons. It used to be called Cinnamon's, and it was sold to a person who had it for less than a month. That was called the Family Table, and that had to close because people were upset that Cinnamon's closed recently. Nothing much has changed except a little physical renovation. A bar replaced the soda fountain counter which to me is a step backwards.
4. Bon Appetit
Overall Ratings
3 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By mrolds69
We were a party of 3 for dinner on a Friday nite. Bon Apetit is located where the former Eddie's restaurant was before. Parking can be a problem here, sometimes. The inside hasn't changed much. We had to wait 15 mins to be seated at prime time on a Fri. nite. The hostess was friendly. The menu has a little of everything and most entrees include bottomless soup + salad. You can opt for the soup+ salad alone. Prices are just a touch high for the area, but if you factor in the soup and salad, then they are ok. I had the marinated sirloin tips and they were tender, cooked as ordered and very good! It was not mentioned on the menu, but the tips were Teriyaki marinated. It wasn't a problem for me, but if you diet, that may be helpful info for you. The service was good, also. We will return here. This place should be a welcome addition for a different place to dine in the area. It's also handicapped accessible. Give them a try, recommended!!!
