The Common Cafe and Tavern

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Welcome to the Common Café and Tavern...no longer Rumney's best kept secret. We offer a warm, inviting, and friendly place to eat breakfast, lunch, or dinner. Enjoy our cozy indoor area or take to the outdoor veranda to eat in the open air. Relax with delicious coffee and a pastry or bagel; a breakfast sandwich, eggs and a wide selection of other menu items. We offer something for everyone's lunch taste from salads to paninis to soups. Our pizza's are hand crafted and like nothing you will find in the area. On the second floor, the Tavern offers casual dining with outstanding dinner entrees, along with our fantastic pizzas, and a bar. Come in for relaxation with friends and family. Join us for live music on selected nights. Please check out our menus (links on left). Vacationers, rock climbers, hikers, fishermen, skiers, snowmobilers, etc, come by and enjoy the friendly Common Cafe and Tavern ... you will not regret it! Here are some attractions available in the area: - Great kayaking and swimming at the Baker River - Famous Rumney rock climbing…one minute away - Polar Caves (just up the road) - Stinson Lake…ten minutes up the road - The nearby Lost River Adventures and Clark’s Trading Post - Newfound Lake…twenty minutes away - Thirty-five minutes to Waterville Valley - Forty-five minutes to Loon Mountain Ski Area Call us at (603).786.9908 Quincy Road at Main Street Rumney NH

Cafe &Tavern

Cafe: Open Daily 7am - 4pm Sun: 7am - 2pm

Tavern: Tues - Thurs 4-9pm; Fri & Saturday 4-10pm

- The best in local and regional talent - Check out the “Live Music” button for schedule

Tuesday is Mexican Night!

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From Amy S. - Boston MA The plan was to stop at Dunks for breakfast/filling up bottles with hot water before our day of ice climbing. One of the guys that goes just about every week amended our plan to this place when we decided to go to Rumney Cliffs instead of our intended location (due to it being a touch chilly). As soon as I walked in I knew it was a good choice. Very spacious and welcoming. Wood floors, antiques everywhere and a cute corner with tables and comfy reading chairs that was perfect for getting our gear ready for the day. The owner was talking and joking with us and clearly used to climbing costumers (apparently he has a small climbing store above the restaurant). He joked that we should come back at lunch to warm up as long as we remembered to take off our crampons. He also mentioned that he had rooms available....$25 a night. We all looked at each other and at the same time said, "Did he say $25 or $125...?" He said $25... (not sure how much it would be in the summer) The owner was also the person taking orders and making the food behind the counter and when I looked at the chalk menu and asked, "What is in a grilled breakfast sandwich?" he smiled and said, "anything you want!" and proceeded to rattle off a huge list of items from which I picked egg (fried over hard), sausage, cheese and tomato on an everything bagel - grilled of course. It.was.so.good. We kept saying, "so much better than Dunkin' Donuts (sorry Dunks)!" I meant to eat half and then put on my boots, but I had trouble putting it down. So deliciously toasty and full of flavor! They have a "pay when you are done enjoying your food" policy, but as I'm not used to this and was afraid I would walk out without remembering to pay, I paid as soon as I got my food. Strange to ask someone if I can pay for my food. I just got the grilled breakfast sandwich (although the hot chocolate was very tempting), but they have a bunch of other breakfast options as well as having a lunch menu and a ton of desserts/pastries. If (or when I should say) I go back to Rumney I plan on stopping here again for sure!

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