Indian Lake Restaurant & Tavern
Relax and enjoy Adirondack home-cooking.
Visitors come to Indian Lake year-round for its many attractions – hiking, camping, fishing, boating, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing – there seem to be unlimited ways to work up an appetite in this energetic town.
The Indian Lake Restaurant & Tavern is a family-run, homey establishment popular with residents and visitors.
Fireside at Indian Lake Restaurant.
In the cozy main dining room, the menu offers plenty of homemade options, including soups, appetizers, sandwiches and burgers, full-size entrees, pasta, and salads.
And, of course, they have a menu for Lil’ ADKers. Enjoy the lovely warm fireplace in colder months and warm and friendly service year-round.
Step into the lively tavern for a cocktail, glass of wine, or local beer on tap. The full menu is also available if you prefer to dine at the bar.
Hours change seasonally, so we recommend you check out Indian Lake Restaurant & Tavern’s Facebook page for the latest info.
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