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After bagging that discount flight ticket to New York it's time to start exploring New York's food culture. Influenced by the large number of dining patrons and the city's original immigrants, the culture is diverse with the Jewish and Italian immigrants making the city famous for their bagels and New York style pizza. But in the Adirondacks area alone you will find the following great choice.
Visiting Aimie's Dinner and a Movie you'll enjoy a movie with your dinner or how about The BayView Inn Pub and Grill offering direct water access to Lake Champlain's scenic Willsboro Bay. Taste forty flavours of Vermont's finest ice cream, yoghurt and sorbets at Ben and Jerry's or try the Big Moose Station restaurant, being a refurbished early 1900's train station on the Adirondack Line.
Visit the Boat House restaurant located on the pristine shores of Mirror Lake, which features fresh fish, pasta, savoury grill items and salads with outdoor dining on the deck with spectacular views. Try the Candlelight restaurant and Wax House, which is located on West Road in Turin at the base of Snow Ridge Ski Area. The Cranberry Lake Lodge, which is an Adirondack style lodge restaurant and bar lounge located right on Cranberry Lake or how about Daikers Bar and restaurant nestled on the shore of 4th Lake on the Fulton Chain of Lakes, with dining on their outdoor deck along with live music.
The Davidson Brothers restaurant and brewery which has a unique pub atmosphere in a completely restored building overlooking historic downtown, is the only brew pub in New York State with an authentic brick kettle brew system which was imported from England. A family friendly restaurant, Frankie's Taste of Italy has great home made Italian food, huge portions and a quaint atmosphere along with reasonable prices, they specialise in veal, pasta, chicken and seafood and only preparing one dish at a time.
The Frenchman's
restaurant, a charming log cabin restaurant being uniquely decorated with hand painted saws and historic photographs of the area is a must. For the golfer there is the Golf House restaurant serving lunch to golfers and non-golfers alike with casual and affordable dining and spectacular views of the mountains from both the dining room and the outdoor patio. Along with the Malone Golf Club restaurant with it's relaxed dining atmosphere and spectacular views of the golf course and foothills of the Adirondacks.
Helen's Place, with an early 1920's Ward and Dickerson dining car is very interesting, so is Le Bistro Du Lac with its waterfront dining and access from Lake Champlain with a dock for boats. McManus' Hotel featuring home cooked meals, being located less than one mile from the Gould Mansion and Lewis County Historical Society or take a trip back into time with Mel's Diner which is decorated in 1950's style, serving the classics as well as some gourmet specials.
How about an Adirondack classic, the Northwoods Inn is in the heart of the Olympic village of Lake Placid, with magnificent Adirondack decor in the lobby, restaurant and lounge or check out the Old China Buffet which is the only restaurant in town that features Chinese and American cuisine. The Towpath Inn is where you will be dining in an antique filled candlelit dining room or choose the Turtle Island Cafe which is housed in the old Willsboro Pharmacy, built in 1886 with the dining room featuring the original tin ceiling and hardwood.
Located in downtown Malone overlooking the scenic Salmon River, Villa Fiore specialise in Northern Italian dining or how about the Woods Inn, Inlet's newest Inn, built in 1894 and fully restored to it's original grandeur in 2004, situated directly on 4th Lake with the Inn having a private beach.
Well that's a quick tour around the dining experiences of Adirondacks, more details at www.travel05.co.uk.
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