The greater Glens Falls-Queensbury region boasts a rich history of dining, with local and family-owned restaurants serving as more than just places to eat — they are spaces where people come together to enjoy favorite dishes, support friends, watch a big game, or celebrate important moments. Since the 18th century, agriculture has been a cornerstone of the local economy, these establishments have thrived thanks to partnerships with area farms, which supplied fresh dairy, meat, produce, and other staples. Dining Out highlights the unique stories of select local restaurants, tracing their roots and evolution as integral parts of the community and touches on how collaborations with area farms created a thriving, community-focused food system that continues to shape the region’s dining culture today.
Featured Image: Commodore Restaurant, Warren St., ca. 1955, donated by Elizabeth Stiles 2004.11.14