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The flagship of Tuscan Brands, below The Artisan Hotel. House pastas, crudo and the tableside Tagliatelle al Tartufo.
Seventeen places to start, from the tableside truffle pasta to the diner with Elvis on the wall.
The flagship of Tuscan Brands, below The Artisan Hotel. House pastas, crudo and the tableside Tagliatelle al Tartufo.
Dry-aged steaks, seafood and a deep wine list.
Creative cocktails and shareable plates above the village.
Fresh pasta, Neapolitan pizza, butcher, cheese and pastry.
Two floors, a patio, brunch and a late-night menu.
Retro, all-day breakfast with a scratch kitchen and a full bar.
Appolo Vineyards pours New Hampshire-grown wine with small plates.
Chef Annibale Todesca's family restaurant, on North Broadway since 1987.
Dosas, curries and Indo-Chinese plates. Start with the biryani.
About 35 handcrafted cocktails, shareable plates and Dreo Fire Shrimp.
Upscale comfort food and steaks from New England farms, plus Sunday brunch.
Steaks, burgers, homemade desserts and Chef Nicole's® Signature Salmon.
Chefs cook at your table, with a sushi bar alongside.
A 1950s diner with big breakfasts and milkshakes.
A festive cantina at the Holiday Inn, with a lounge and weekly trivia.
Chef-owned, with seared scallops, a deck and live acoustic music on Friday and Saturday nights.
Mezze, seafood and Gaby's Signature Kabobs, with live music on Thursdays.
Prices: $ under $15 · $$ $15–30 · $$$ $30–50 · $$$$ $50+ per entrée. Gift cards and private events as listed on each restaurant’s own site, October 2026. Hours change with the seasons; call ahead.
Dining guides: Italian restaurants · Pizza · Breakfast & brunch · Family restaurants · Bars · Tuscan Village restaurants · Date night
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