Places to Eat - Saratoga
Food scene
The gold standard of Saratoga fine dining. The patio next door is also a great option with inspired New England style fair and a raw bar!
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15 Church
15 Church StThe gold standard of Saratoga fine dining. The patio next door is also a great option with inspired New England style fair and a raw bar!
With an all-day breakfast menu and cocktails, “The Merc” is the latest re-imagining of the vintage bistro space at 430 Broadway. Enjoy eggs benny and fluffy pancakes in the window or sidewalk seats, or belly up to the hefty bar for a craft beer or a specialty cocktail.
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The Merc
430 BroadwayWith an all-day breakfast menu and cocktails, “The Merc” is the latest re-imagining of the vintage bistro space at 430 Broadway. Enjoy eggs benny and fluffy pancakes in the window or sidewalk seats, or belly up to the hefty bar for a craft beer or a specialty cocktail.
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.
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Hamlet & Ghost
24 Caroline StThis 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.
This Saratoga institution has been serving Hattie’s Famous Fried Chicken and collard greens for more than 80 years. Whether you slip into the rear French Quarter lounge, or the front room that’s still wearing country curtains and checkered tablecloths, you’ll dine among history-filled walls and wash down hush puppies and fried green tomatoes with a specialty Bloody Mary or mimosa.
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Hattie's
45 Phila StThis Saratoga institution has been serving Hattie’s Famous Fried Chicken and collard greens for more than 80 years. Whether you slip into the rear French Quarter lounge, or the front room that’s still wearing country curtains and checkered tablecloths, you’ll dine among history-filled walls and wash down hush puppies and fried green tomatoes with a specialty Bloody Mary or mimosa.
In its second home on Broadway, this popular Mexican eatery serves up contemporary bites — from San Francisco Mission-style burritos to Baja fish tacos and Mexican street corn — in a modern, airy space. Save your wonder for the wall of more than 90 tequilas: Try the Grand Mayan or Rey Sol or keep it classic with a margarita or house cocktail.
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Cantina
408 BroadwayIn its second home on Broadway, this popular Mexican eatery serves up contemporary bites — from San Francisco Mission-style burritos to Baja fish tacos and Mexican street corn — in a modern, airy space. Save your wonder for the wall of more than 90 tequilas: Try the Grand Mayan or Rey Sol or keep it classic with a margarita or house cocktail.
This three-floor former hardware store has been transformed into an all-day rustic-urban brunch hall with a large patio and a kitchen retrofitted in a shipping container outside. Sip your kicked-up hot lemonade or happy hour cocktail with energetic staff running food trays between floors. Try the quinoa-veggie dragon bowl, veggie-sausage sandwich, or bourbon peach pancake bake.
Farmers Hardware
35 Maple AveThis three-floor former hardware store has been transformed into an all-day rustic-urban brunch hall with a large patio and a kitchen retrofitted in a shipping container outside. Sip your kicked-up hot lemonade or happy hour cocktail with energetic staff running food trays between floors. Try the quinoa-veggie dragon bowl, veggie-sausage sandwich, or bourbon peach pancake bake.
Creative sandwiches and wood fire pizza, can't go wrong.
From their website...
'Since 1996, two lifelong friends and Saratoga Springs natives have served fresh, homemade, high quality food at very reasonable prices. The menu is filled with choices galore – from house roasted deli meats, to delicious made to order sandwiches, as well as a variety of freshly made soups, salads, appetizers, subs and pizzas. Spring Street Deli truly has something for everyone!!'
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Spring Street Deli & Pizzeria
132 Spring StCreative sandwiches and wood fire pizza, can't go wrong.
From their website...
'Since 1996, two lifelong friends and Saratoga Springs natives have served fresh, homemade, high quality food at very reasonable prices. The menu is filled with choices galore – from house roasted deli meats, to delicious made to order sandwiches, as well as a variety of freshly made soups, salads, appetizers, subs and pizzas. Spring Street Deli truly has something for everyone!!'
Mrs. London’s is a boutique bakery and cafe rooted in the French culinary tradition. Started in a historic Broadway location in Saratoga Springs, the bakery has offered an extensive repertoire of breakfast pastries, breads, desserts, drinks and savory lunch options for over 20 years. The food is of the highest quality, created from scratch using superior ingredients and served in the freshest fashion possible.
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Mrs. London's Bakery
464 BroadwayMrs. London’s is a boutique bakery and cafe rooted in the French culinary tradition. Started in a historic Broadway location in Saratoga Springs, the bakery has offered an extensive repertoire of breakfast pastries, breads, desserts, drinks and savory lunch options for over 20 years. The food is of the highest quality, created from scratch using superior ingredients and served in the freshest fashion possible.