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The-Second-Loon t1_iw4lsqx wrote

Tuckerman’s Tavern for dinner! Closed Sunday Monday and a tad bit pricey but totally worth it for the quality! - former employee

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sailcliff t1_iw57sav wrote

Scenic railroad. Moat Mountain brewery is great. Wildcat Tavern in Jackson.

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TapsRS t1_iw4jw5d wrote

I would get dinner at The Wild Rose, located in Stonehurst Manor. I’ve never had a bad thing there; it’s a little pricier, but gosh it’s delicious.

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smashedupjng t1_iw51oxa wrote

Give Nestlenook Farm a look, up the road in Jackson. Hopefully it's cold & snowy enough by then.

Similarly, anything outdoors in the area. The White Mountains are gorgeous year round as long as you're prepared for whatever activity you choose. Even just going tubing for an hour or something up at Cranmore (again weather dependent).

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CorMcGor t1_iw4o8cw wrote

You should check out the calendar for https://www.mountaintopmusic.org/ and see if there is a performance when you are here. Also MDs Playhouse. If you're into music and beer Tuckerman Brewery is a good time, too.

The NoCo shops are very nice as well and lots of folks prefer them to the outlets, but all people are different.

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anxiousthrowaway565 t1_iw4ufli wrote

Go to the Christmas loft, it’s definitely worth it and only take about an hour to do a loop around the store

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AlyssaB89 t1_iw83ytl wrote

Christmas Farm Inn and Red Fox for dinner are both great depending on what you’re going for. Frontside has great coffee and quick breakfast items, same with The Met for lunch (the met may also have a location in settlers green).

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jjmenace t1_iw931ol wrote

Nope to Cog railway. Scenic railway, yes.

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jjmenace t1_iw93i3b wrote

Not to summit anyway.

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lazy_daylily OP t1_iw9xtw7 wrote

Was thinking this too but for the month of December it looks like they only do a Santa themed train ride and neither of us feel like being around children lol

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samplebitch t1_iwer8gi wrote

Another food option that I went to this weekend is Barley & Salt. Nice restaurant, not fancy, not trashy. Maybe upscale for Conway but I don’t know the area well enough. We went there to grab a drink only, but got some truffle fries as a snack which were fantastic. A good selection of beers on tap if that’s your thing (that’s my thing). My wife doesn’t like beer and found good drinks on the cocktail menu (oatmeal cookie martini for the win). The food menu looked great, we just weren’t there for more than a “one and done” drink before we moved on to the next place (had a friend from out of state visiting and wanted to hit as many breweries as we could). While there we realized they were recently featured on diners drive-ins and dives, which we’re a huge fan of. Got home and looked up the segment and it makes me want to go back just to try more food. It was my first time in Conway- it’s absolutely beautiful up there so you’ll have a great time. Enjoy!

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tadamhicks t1_ixt8nov wrote

Max’s Pub in Eaton and Thompson House Eatery are the two best things here. If you like beer Ebenezer’s in Lovell, ME is a close drive.

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