

Since 1786 our quaint little red cottage has graced the hills of southern New Hampshire, seemingly untouched by time. The enchanting cottage was chosen by Elizabeth Orton Jones as the model for her illustrations in Little Red Riding Hood (Little Golden Books, 1948). Today it is a mecca for gardeners, foodies and anyone looking for inspiration and relaxation. You will still find our hilltop hideaway at the end of the winding dirt road. Lighten your spirit as you step out of your world and into ours. Welcome to Pickity Place. We take dining reservations by phone. We do not take reservations online nor by email. Have a Pickity Day!
Fixed-price luncheons & a gift shop in a circa-1786 cottage & garden of Little Red Riding Hood fame.
Hours
| Sunday | 10 AM–5 PM |
| Monday | 10 AM–5 PM |
| Tuesday | 10 AM–5 PM |
| Wednesday | 10 AM–5 PM |
| Thursday | 10 AM–5 PM |
| Friday | 10 AM–5 PM |
| Saturday | 10 AM–5 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 248 Nutting Hill Rd, Mason, NH 03048
Phone: (603) 878-1151
Website: https://www.pickityplace.com/
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Reviews
We lucked out with a reservation the day before (seems rare from other reviews lol), and even though it’s on a dirt road, GPS took us right there.
Food and drinks were excellent and super “instagramable”. The price is all-inclusive—including drinks—which felt like a great deal. In today’s world, where lavender lemonade is $7 and coffee is $5, it was nice to get a cup of coffee with dessert without extra charges.
That said, my entree (the orange sesame chicken) was underwhelming…. Overly sweet, and the rice was mushy with many broken grains. I love a good Asian-fusion dish but the rice alone shows the kitchen doesn’t quite have the technique down.
My friend’s garden vegetable dish was 10x better. She gave the food 10/10.
That said, amazing value, great food, and I’ll 100% be back
My mother and I came in December. I’m new to driving so mom doesn’t like me to drive us around just yet, and she has to drive very carefully due to arthritic pain in her hands, but even with that and some bad weather conditions we still were only 10 minutes late for our reservation. I tried calling Pickity on my cellphone to tell them we’d be a few minutes late because of the snow, (which was a surprise to us since we were driving from two states away) but because the reception is so bad near where the restaurant is I was unable to get calls through. I thought fair enough, we’ll hopefully still be able to keep our seats. When we got to the place, mom parked and I ran in to keep our table, but the woman at the front desk was rude and snappy with me for being late! I said I tried to call but that didn’t matter. She’s lucky my mom wasn’t there because I clam up when someone is rude to me, but mom really doesn’t like it when that happens. It immediately made me feel unwelcome, and she just pointed to where the table was. I was willing to just suck it up, it was our fault after all for being caught in the snow and still making every effort to get to our reservation, but I really don’t think that was right for her to do. And what was the reason we had to be right on time within minutes anyways? I saw people come in after us, and can see from reviews that sometimes lunch starts late.
5 Pepperidge farm crackers for two people told me all I needed to know about the portion sizes going forth. I think this was the weirdest part of the meal because so much of the food is homemade/they pride themselves on treating you to a house made meal. Maybe a little more bread would be nice instead of store-bought crackers? The bread rolls were very small half the size of my hand. Thankfully the wait staff were incredibly kind and hospitable, so we were able to get more crackers for the dip. The soup actually really wowed me, and thankfully we don’t have a big appetites so mom and I weren’t hungry after everything, but the portions are definitely on the smaller side since this is a multi-course service and honestly the price seems pretty good for what we got.
I would like to come back in the spring to see the beautiful grounds and try these herbal flavors in a new season, but honestly I’m a little hesitant. We drove so far and were so excited only for me to feel shot down as soon as I came in.
Overall we did enjoy the food and loved the gift shops! A lot of gift shops struggle these days and only stock cheap imports that you see everywhere, but there were plenty of unique items at both shops and we left happy. Please don’t hate me for my criticisms on the food and the way I was treated!