

The White Mountain Cider Co., located in Glen, NH is owned and operated by Chef Miles Williams who was born and raised in Gorham, NH and is a graduate of New England Culinary Institute. We are a worldly,and locally sourced In the 1880’s Farmhouse: An award winning Restaurant using seasonal ingredients in our creative worldly, contemporary cuisine Bar featuring classic & modern artisan cocktails as well as a selection of small production-high quality wines from around the world In the Red Barn: The Market Breakfast & Lunch Wine, Hard Cider, Cheese & Charcuterie To-go meals Coffee & Bakery Our Cider Mill, pressing fresh cider from mid-September through early December. Come watch pressing on weekends and sample cider right off the press
Sophisticated New American dining in a restored farmhouse with casual bar & on-site deli.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 207 US-302, Bartlett, NH 03838
Phone: (603) 383-9061
Website: http://www.ciderconh.com/
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Reviews
Came here earlier on a Thursday evening with my wife and small infant. When we walked in I immediately felt incredibly welcomed by the host and server- they made us feel so at ease entering their establishment with a baby.
The decor of this restaurant is quaint, the food is spectacular and the hospitality is unparalleled. Having a young baby means you never know when your little one is going to start screaming! This happened to us several times after we sat down, and we would run out front to calm our baby. The host and our server were so understanding and encouraging and made sure we continued to feel welcomed and supported while dealing with a challenging situation. I eventually suggested we move outside away from other patrons, which the staff quickly assisted us in doing.
We ordered the Dan Dan noodles, Brussels sprouts, and cacciatore. The server offered to split up the cacciatore to share which I always appreciate, and the deal was delicious, as were the noodles and Brussels. The portions are large and you definitely get good value here. There’s a selection of local beers and house ciders, and the cider we tried was absolutely fantastic, and that’s coming from someone who generally avoids such ciders.
We have such fine memories of the food and the hospitality from this establishment. Thank you to everyone who made us feel welcomed. I recommend this restaurant unequivocally to anyone in the White Mountain region!
The ambience is warm and homey, set off by a wood fire burning central of the restaurant. We sat at the bar and the bartenders were very friendly and personable, and provided great suggestions.
The drinks were fantastic and creative.
The food was immeasurable, homestyle dishes with modern, creative twists, and perfect preparation. The courses were well spaced and we were able to enjoy a relaxing and satisfying night out.
If you are visiting the area you have to give this place a look. You will not regret it.
From the first bite, the food was exceptional. I started with the Dan Dan noodles, which honestly could’ve been a main course. The broth was deeply rich and perfectly spiced, layered with umami and heat, and loaded with veggies and noodles. It was hearty, comforting, and absolutely crave-worthy. I’d return just for that dish alone. 10/10.
Despite already being full, I couldn’t resist the seafood bouillabaisse. The herby, aromatic broth was a beautiful contrast to the bold Dan Dan noodles, and it came overflowing with plump shrimp, lobster, scallops, and mussels, all generous portions that felt luxurious without being over the top.
The service? Impeccable. Friendly, attentive, and genuinely warm.
If you’re in the area, do yourself a favor and make this a must-stop. And if you’re not nearby, go out of your way. This place is absolutely worth it. Cheers!