

Sophisticated steakhouse in the Omni Mount Washington Resort offering classic, seasonal meals.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 310 Mount Washington Hotel Rd, Bretton Woods, NH 03575
Phone: (603) 278-8864
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Reviews
There’s not as much variety as the other spots like the 1902, but the food is good, albeit overpriced (but you knew this already).
Shrimp cocktail was a shrimp cocktail, but with jumbo-sized shrimp. Fries were excellent. The steak sammich is actually made with real steak and not Steak-Umms (shaved meat). Lobster club is too large to eat comfortably (I made fun of a previous review, but that lady does have a point). Kids menu is literally more costly than the most expensive restaurant in the area.
Peter was fantastic! He’s been doing this for a while and loves the Mt. Washington resort vs. a lot of his past locations.
Drinks were full-proofed and done well.
Views were beautiful.
CRISPY CALAMARI
Light, crunchy, and fried just right so the exterior stayed crisp without feeling heavy. The banana peppers added a bright, tangy heat that kept each bite lively, and the homemade lemon garlic aioli brought a smooth, citrusy richness. A refreshing and flavorful start to the meal.
STICKNEY’S SMASH BURGER
A no bun version made with two juicy 4 oz patties, Cabot sharp cheddar, lettuce, crispy onions, and housemade barbecue sauce. The patties had a great sear and depth of flavor, the cheddar added the perfect sharpness, and the crispy onions provided a fun contrast in texture. The barbecue sauce was balanced with just the right hint of sweetness and smoke. Even without the brioche, it was completely satisfying.
LOBSTER SALAD CLUB SANDWICH
Sweet Maine lobster mixed with capers, shallots, celery, dill, and a decadent brown butter mayonnaise, layered with applewood smoked bacon, tomatoes, and lettuce on toasted wheat bread. The lobster pieces were huge and incredibly fresh, the brown butter mayo added rich depth, and the smoky bacon tied everything together beautifully. Every bite felt indulgent and full of texture and flavor.
A wonderful lunch with hearty portions, delicious dishes, and views that made the whole meal feel that much more memorable. Stickney’s was such a pleasant surprise and definitely a place worth returning to.
Service was appropriate – not rushed so we could have some good conversation.
Atmosphere was clean and upscale but not at charming as the hotel itself.
The drinks were a special treat and the meal on top made the session magical. Nicely done!
My good chum Bronson Broadwater ordered the venison, as we had brought our own cut, which we had killed a fortnight ago during our bi-annual quail hunt. He was delighted by its rich, savory, earthy, robust, and tender aftertaste.
Our other chum, William Howard Rothschild, ordered the swordfish dish, which was accompanied by an exquisite leek and asparagus side dish. Mr Rothschild, who suffers from spurts of severe gout, found that the elegant truffle glaze fully cured his ailments! We were all so jubilated, that we danced the rest of the night away in the prestigious Ronald Reagan ballroom in the hotel, a regular staple of our travels to and from the Omni resort.
Bronson’s regular paramour, a diminutive tramp by the name of Vivienne Rose Van Kensington, ordered the steak entree, which instantly caused her to faint from its exotic flavoring. After resuscitating her from the dead, I finished the rest of her course for her, and enjoyed the rest of her wine! I was so well-fed, that when I sat back in my seat, the button to my trouser-bottoms popped off, which brought about a heartening display of camaraderie that had been yet to be seen in our merry band of companions.
Unfortunately, I must bid all of you adieu, as I desperately need my croquet mallets to be seasoned.
Farewell,
Damion Hurley