Best Restaurants, Must Try Places in Bear Mountain

"With its elegant interior, imaginative menu by executive chef Michael Mastrantuono, and sommelier-curated wines, 15 Church remains the gold standard of Saratoga fine dining. The Patio at 15 Church — its casual, seasonal sibling next door — is a hidden oasis with retractable roof and waterfall. The Patio’s New England-inspired fare and raw bar are beloved by a well-heeled summertime crowd."

"With an elegant dining room and an imaginative dinner menu, 15 Church is one of the most popular fine dining restaurants in Saratoga. The restaurant is committed to using only the best and freshest ingredients for their dishes, such as seafood flown in daily and USDA prime-aged beef. Don’t forget to order one of their specialty cocktails with your dinner!"

"For the best combination of craft beer and comfort food, it’s hard to top the taps at Druthers. This friendly Saratoga Springs gastropub brews all of their beers in-house. Located on central Broadway near our Saratoga Arms hotel, Druthers is a popular spot for social Saratogians."

"One order of Druther’s Mac and Cheese legit serves four people, maybe even five. It’s ginormous and crazy good. I have only tasted their regular mac and cheese, which is amazing, but apparently they have chicken and waffles mac and cheese at their Albany location too."

"If you are looking for some good brew with good food then this is your place!. Amazing outdoor seating area with heated lamps!. We came in April when it was cold..."

"Chianti is a favorite restaurant of mine, known for its exceptional Italian dishes. This penne alla vodka looks hella good. Their online dinner menu is interactive too; if you click on the photo icon you will be able to see a picture of the dish."

"Located in the heart of beautiful downtown Saratoga Springs, Chianti il Ristorante serves sophisticated, authentic Northern Italian fare in an elegant setting."

"This was a wonderful place for a Father's Day dinner and I think it would be nice for a romantic dinner, too. Delicious Italian food that is adventurous ..."

"People who want to eat at Sweet Mimi’s often have to wait for a table for up to an hour and, amazingly, nobody minds. White and clean with a pastry display case and a row of jams as the only decorations, this downtown eatery is popular for its delicious menu that changes daily. Everything is made with seasonal, local, fresh ingredients, from farm eggs to garden herbs."

"We did to-go food one morning for breakfast when we were visiting Saratoga and we were pleasantly surprised at this delicious local option."

"This former gambling den has taken up the mantle of an in-town speakeasy with experimental cocktails as likely to involve Wild Turkey bourbon and pistachios as fresh herbs and fire. The kitchen sends out pretty seasonal plates like grilled shrimp and mole blanco or cider battered cheese curds. Try the signature ginger-spiked Gin-Gin No Fizz."

"I am SO GLAD we ate at Hamlet & Ghost as our final dinner on vacation. The cocktails and food were amazing and our server was fantastic. Definitely a pricier,…”more"

"This restaurant— It’s kind of hard to put to words how much we enjoyed our meal here. We ordered the cheese board to get started and it was a pretty good..."

"House roasted deli meats, made to order sandwiches, variety of soups, salads, appetizers, subs& pizza. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinnerDress code: CasualPhone: +1 518-584-0994"

"One of the first places I take people when they come to visit is Mrs. London’s, an adorable boutique French bakery located in the heart of Saratoga. Once inside, it’s hard to think you are anywhere other than France. You can choose to sit outside on their patio in warmer weather."

"It’s an old Victorian style home bursting with character, history, and great food. It’s totally classy, with a super cool ambiance, and very talented chefs."

"The Mouzon House is a farm-to-table restaurant in Saratoga Springs, NY in a unique, Victorian-era atmosphere that supports local farms and vendors."

"This former gambling den has taken up the mantle of an in-town speakeasy with experimental cocktails as likely to involve Wild Turkey bourbon and pistachios as fresh herbs and fire. The kitchen sends out pretty seasonal plates like grilled shrimp and mole blanco or cider battered cheese curds. Try the signature ginger-spiked Gin-Gin No Fizz."

"I am SO GLAD we ate at Hamlet & Ghost as our final dinner on vacation. The cocktails and food were amazing and our server was fantastic. Definitely a pricier,…”more"

"This restaurant— It’s kind of hard to put to words how much we enjoyed our meal here. We ordered the cheese board to get started and it was a pretty good..."