New Hampshire Official Travelers Handbook 2009-2010 - (Page 36) After expertly prepared mussels, I sit back and enjoy soulful tunes. pancakes, I lament the fact I don’t It feels as if I’m leaving live close enough to call this my local civilization behind as I climb into the breakfast spot. ruggedly beautiful White Mountains, but classics like AMERICAN SOUL Polly’s Pancake Belly near full, I Parlor in Sugar Hill continue northward to prove great meals Berlin for a stop at the have existed here Northland Restaurant for more than a and Dairy Bar, offering century. The organic American bar food with grains used in all delicious corn chowder Horsefeathers’ reuben five pancake batters and homemade ice are ground by a stone mill cream for dessert. For a on site. As I take in the awe-inspiring slightly less remote spot overlooking views of the Presidential Mountain the imposing Moat Mountain Range, Range while enjoying syrup-drenched stop by the funky Horsefeathers in North Conway. This place dishes up huge portions of casual, decently priced American food with a twist. I drop down into the bucolic rolling hills of the Dartmouth/Lake Sunapee region, looking forward to my next destination in the quintessential college town of Hanover. I walk in to find the cozy atmosphere of The Canoe Club abuzz with a mix of Dartmouth grad students and local regulars. After I wash down the expertly prepared mussels with one of 30 beers on tap, I sit back and enjoy folk singer Lucy Chapin crooning her soulful tunes. FRESH FIELDS Brazo in Portsmouth 36 | New Hampshire < < Farther south, I enter one of New Hampshire’s prettiest towns: Walpole. At its picturesque center <
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