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On Thursday, February 16th, 2012 from 6pm until 9pm the Town of Long Lake and area restaurants open up the doors for the 3rdAnnual Hors D’Oeuvres Tour. Venues for 2012 are The Cellar Restaurant and Pub, The Adirondack Hotel, The Long Lake Diner & Owl’s Head Pub and Quackenbush’s Long View Wilderness Lodge.
“This is the third year for this event and we’re so excited to have four incredible venue’s participating,” reports Alexandra Roalsvig, Director of Parks, Recreation and Tourism for Long Lake. “For $25, each guest will dine on three delicious appetizers from each restaurant and vote for the best appetizer at each location. The Long Lake Little Bus will provide free door to door transportation. Long Lake has always had a reputation for staying open in the winter and this year is no exception. We have terrific venues, a great group of chefs and great businesses keeping our town vibrant, even when Mother Nature has chosen not to be as cooperative as we’d like to see.”
Guests register and purchase tickets in advance from the Long Lake Parks and Recreation department by calling On Thursday, February 16th, 2012 from 6pm until 9pm the Town of Long Lake and area restaurants open up the doors for the 3rdAnnual Hors D’Oeuvres Tour. Venues for 2012 are The Cellar Restaurant and Pub, The Adirondack Hotel, The Long Lake Diner & Owl’s Head Pub and Quackenbush’s Long View Wilderness Lodge.
“This is the third year for this event and we’re so excited to have four incredible venue’s participating,” reports Alexandra Roalsvig, Director of Parks, Recreation and Tourism for Long Lake. “For $25, each guest will dine on three delicious appetizers from each restaurant and vote for the best appetizer at each location. The Long Lake Little Bus will provide free door to door transportation. Long Lake has always had a reputation for staying open in the winter and this year is no exception. We have terrific venues, a great group of chefs and great businesses keeping our town vibrant, even when Mother Nature has chosen not to be as cooperative as we’d like to see.”
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Near the Long Lake Town Bridge on Route 30, overlooking a widening of the Raquette River, one will discover the Adirondack Hotel with one of the premier locations in the Adirondack North Country with a spectacular view of the high peaks at the far end of the lake.
The original Adirondack Hotel, Kellogg’s Lake House, opened in the 1860’s, only to burn in 1898. The current structure dates, in part from 1899. The hotel has a rich history. Famous people who have visited the Adirondack Hotel include Helen Keller, Ann Sullivan, Rod Stewart and Mick Jagger. Albert Einstein put guests up at the hotel. Yankee legend Mickey Mantle stayed there. An unverified local legend contents that Theodore Roosevelt once joined a mysterious woman for breakfast there.
The Hotel Adirondack was touted in 1923 as offering “excellent rooms, light, airy and attractively furnished. Meals were pronounced universally good, with first class service.
There were modern accommodations for 75 persons from $25 per week.”
In 1990 Carol and Art Young took over the reins. The first five years was a struggle to correct the infrast
Near the Long Lake Town Bridge on Route 30, overlooking a widening of the Raquette River, one will discover the Adirondack Hotel with one of the premier locations in the Adirondack North Country with a spectacular view of the high peaks at the far end of the lake.
The original Adirondack Hotel, Kellogg’s Lake House, opened in the 1860’s, only to burn in 1898. The current structure dates, in part from 1899. The hotel has a rich history. Famous people who have visited the Adirondack Hotel include Helen Keller, Ann Sullivan, Rod Stewart and Mick Jagger. Albert Einstein put guests up at the hotel. Yankee legend Mickey Mantle stayed there. An unverified local legend contents that Theodore Roosevelt once joined a mysterious woman for breakfast there.
The Hotel Adirondack was touted in 1923 as offering “excellent rooms, light, airy and attractively furnished. Meals were pronounced universally good, with first class service.
There were modern accommodations for 75 persons from $25 per week.”
In 1990 Carol and Art Young took over the reins. The first five years was a struggle to correct the infrast ... Read more