Noon Mark Diner in Keene Valley
Home cooking and great pies in the Adirondack Tri-Lakes & High Peaks.
Photos courtesy Noon Mark Diner
Noon Mark Diner has been filling the bellies of hikers, skiers, fisherpeople, campers, and all other types of people and families in the Adirondacks since 1981.
They specialize in good, honest home cooking, starting with breakfast (which they serve all day long). With diner staples like corned beef hash, all the egg dishes, breakfast sandwiches, and pancakes, Noon Mark will ensure your day gets off to a good start.
When we were last there, I had the best cheese and sausage omelet of my life.
Entrees range from classics like hot roast beef and turkey plates, sandwiches and burgers to broccoli quiche, lasagna, seafood, and fresh fish options.
Soups and salads round out the menu. All are made in-house.
Don’t miss Noon Mark Diner’s fantastic pies.
Noon Mark is also known for its fantastic baked goods. They bake in-house some of the best pies, cinnamon rolls, cookies, and bread in the Adirondacks.
They are especially known for their incredible pies. It’s not unusual to see happy diners leaving with two or three pies to bring home.
According to their website, Noon Mark Diner is also the Adirondack Trailways bus terminal for the area. So, take the bus if you can’t get there by car. It’s worth it.
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