Restaurants

North Conway restaurants

Find breakfast before the trail, lunch near Settlers Green, village pub food, Route 16 brewpubs, and reservation-worthy Italian dinner near Main Street.

Four North Conway dining districts

Breakfast near the village, Main Street dinner, or Route 16 pubs

Breakfast

Peach's for all-day breakfast

Peach's is a family-run breakfast and lunch room near the village, with locally roasted coffee and breakfast served through the afternoon. It currently closes Tuesday and Wednesday.

Village dinner

A pub window or an Italian reservation

Horsefeathers pairs burgers, soups, and salads with second-floor Main Street windows. Vito Marcello's serves Italian dinner Wednesday through Sunday and strongly recommends reservations.

Route 16

Moat Mountain for beer and smoked food

North of the village, Moat Mountain serves house beer with smoked meats, pizzas, sandwiches, and a children's menu. It suits lunch or a casual dinner after West Side Road or Crawford Notch.

Outlet corridor

Barley and Salt between shopping blocks

Beside Settlers Green, Barley and Salt combines 30 rotating taps with a street-food-influenced menu. It keeps lunch in the outlet corridor when more stores follow.

Village alternatives

Horsefeathers, Chef's Bistro, and Vito Marcello's serve different evenings

Horsefeathers is the broad-menu Main Street standby and currently serves daily. Chef's Bistro is a walk-in-only choice from Thursday through Monday, with a seasonal menu and a bar that stays open after the kitchen. Vito Marcello's is the quieter Italian dinner and holds some bar seating for walk-ins.

For a quick village lunch, Cheese Louise centers its menu on grilled-cheese combinations near Main Street and the station. The managed directory below carries each restaurant's current site and map location; weekly closures matter most for Peach's, Chef's Bistro, Vito Marcello's, and Delaney's.

Casual tables beyond Main Street

Brewpub, sports tavern, family menu, or quick grilled cheese

Moat Mountain for house beer and smoked food

Moat Mountain is the Route 16 brewpub choice, with smoked meats, pizza, sandwiches, and a children's menu. It fits a casual lunch or dinner after West Side Road better than an occasion meal built around reservations.

Delaney's or Muddy Moose for a broad casual menu

Delaney's is a sports tavern serving pub plates and takeout from Wednesday through Monday. Muddy Moose uses a rustic lodge setting and a broad American menu for families who need more range than a specialty kitchen.

Cheese Louise or Barley and Salt near the day's activity

Cheese Louise is the quick grilled-cheese lunch near the station. Barley and Salt pairs 30 rotating taps with a street-food-influenced menu beside Settlers Green, keeping lunch within the shopping corridor.

First-night pick

Horsefeathers

A Main Street pub and sports bar operating since 1976, with burgers, soups, salads, and second-floor windows overlooking the village.

Casual meal

Delaney's Hole in the Wall

A casual sports tavern on White Mountain Highway serving lunch and dinner Wednesday through Monday, with pub plates and takeout availability that can end early when busy.

Restaurants

Chef's Bistro

A walk-in village bistro serving seasonal, locally minded lunch and dinner fare Thursday through Monday, with a late bar after the kitchen closes.

Special dinner

Vito Marcello's Italian Bistro

An Italian dinner bistro in the village, open Wednesday through Sunday from 4 p.m.; reservations are strongly recommended and bar seats are held for walk-ins.

After the outing

Moat Mountain Smokehouse and Brewing Co.

A Route 16 brewpub north of the village pairing house beer with smoked meats, pizzas, sandwiches, and a children's menu for lunch or dinner.

Restaurants

Barley and Salt

A lively tap house near Settlers Green with 30 rotating beers and a street-food-influenced menu, serving lunch and dinner daily.

Local icon

Muddy Moose Restaurant & Pub

A family-oriented American restaurant and pub on White Mountain Highway, known for a rustic lodge setting and broad menu rather than a reservation dinner format.

Restaurants

May Kelly's Cottage

An Irish country pub on White Mountain Highway serving hearty Irish and American plates in a densely decorated cottage-style dining room.

Breakfast / coffee

Peach's Restaurant

A family-run breakfast and lunch restaurant near the village, serving all-day breakfast and locally roasted coffee from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., closed Tuesday and Wednesday.

Restaurants

Cheese Louise North Conway

A casual village stop centered on grilled-cheese sandwiches and comfort-food combinations, suited to a quick lunch near Main Street and the station.