Dining at Omni Mount Washington Resort & Spa: restaurants, hours and tips

Overview: what to expect

The resort has a range of dining styles: formal New England–inspired meals in the 1902 Main Dining Room, a steakhouse pub at Stickney's, casual BBQ at Fabyan's Station, and multiple bars and cafés for coffee or drinks. Outlets may operate seasonally and hours can change, so always confirm with the concierge on arrival.

The property is family-friendly and not an all-inclusive resort — rates do not include meals or drinks. Many outlets require reservations for dinner; in-house guests and club members are prioritized for dining reservations.

• Nine restaurants and lounges on property (examples: 1902 Main Dining Room, Stickney's Restaurant, 1896 Bretton Arms Dining Room, Fabyan's Station Restaurant).
• Room service is available daily from the 1902 restaurant (breakfast and evening options).
• Restaurant hours and menus vary by season and are subject to change — check with the concierge or front desk.

Signature restaurants and hours to know

1902 Main Dining Room is the resort’s primary dining room offering New England‑inspired breakfast and dinner in the historic Main Dining Room. Breakfast hours are 7:00 AM–10:00 AM on weekdays and 7:00 AM–11:00 AM on weekends; dinner is daily 5:30 PM–10:00 PM. Reservations are required for dinner and can be booked by phone.

Stickney's Restaurant is a steakhouse-style pub on the patio level serving lunch and dinner with patio seating in warm months and fireside seating when cool. Typical hours: lunch 11:30 AM–3:00 PM and dinner 5:30 PM–9:00 PM. The 1896 Bretton Arms Dining Room operates seasonally with breakfast and dinner services and requires reservations for dinner.

• 1902 — Breakfast Mon–Fri 7–10 AM; Sat & Sun 7–11 AM. Dinner daily 5:30–10 PM (reservations required).
• Stickney’s — Lunch daily 11:30 AM–3 PM; Dinner daily 5:30–9 PM (reservations recommended).
• 1896 Bretton Arms Dining Room — Breakfast hours like 1902; dinner seasonal, typically 5:30–9 PM (reservations required).

Casual spots, cafés and slopeside options

Fabyan's Station Restaurant is a casual BBQ restaurant located in a restored 19th‑century train station near the Base Lodge; its hours vary by season — check with concierge. Labrador Tea & Coffee serves coffee, tea and light refreshments with variable hours listed by the concierge.

For slopeside and summit casual dining, Switchback Grille (at Rosebrook Lodge) and Slopeside Restaurant & Pub operate seasonally and follow the ski-area schedule; Switchback Grille is first-come, first-served. During winter, Lucy Crawford's Food Court and Slopeside Restaurant & Pub provide quicker, grab-and-go or après-ski options.

• Fabyan’s Station — casual BBQ; hours vary by season (ask concierge).
• Labrador Tea & Coffee — café for coffee, tea and light bites; hours vary.
• Switchback Grille, Slopeside, Lucy Crawford’s — slope-adjacent casual options; seasonal hours.

Bars, late-night drinks and the speakeasy

The Cave is a Prohibition‑era speakeasy located on the patio level with stone walls; Omni lists The Cave hours as roughly 8:00 PM–12:00 midnight, though some local listings vary — check the front desk for nightly times. Rosebrook Bar (behind the Great Hall staircase) serves afternoon beverages and light fare; its listed hours are daily 12:00 PM–9:00 PM.

Princess Lounge operates on weekends (Saturday & Sunday 2:00 PM–10:00 PM) and is intended for relaxed evening cocktails beneath hand‑painted murals. The Observatory Bar on Jewell Terrace is seasonal and open when the terrace is in use; the resort recommends asking the concierge for current opening times.

• The Cave — cocktails, beer & wine; typical hours 8 PM–12 Midnight (subject to change).
• Rosebrook Bar — daily 12 PM–9 PM; light fare and shared bites.
• Princess Lounge — Saturday & Sunday 2 PM–10 PM; intimate cocktail lounge setting.

Reservations, dress code and room service

Dinner reservations are required at several signature outlets (1902, Stickney's, 1896 Bretton Arms Dining Room); call the resort or use the dining reservation line listed on arrival. In-house guests are prioritized for bookings. If you plan a weekend or holiday dinner, book as early as possible.

The resort’s dining dress code is casual and comfortable: shirts and shoes are required; avoid swimwear and sleepwear in dining rooms. Daily room service is offered from the 1902 restaurant for breakfast and evening meals — confirm current room service hours with the front desk on arrival.

• Make dinner reservations in advance (phone reservations listed on the resort site).
• Dress: casual and comfortable; no swimwear or sleepwear in dining areas; shirts and shoes required.
• Room service: daily from the 1902 restaurant — check front desk for current hours and menu.

Practical tips for families, spa-goers and food timing

Families: the resort is family-friendly; kids’ menus are offered at many outlets and several restaurants welcome children. Buffet breakfast is offered (reported weekdays 7:00–10:00 AM; weekends 7:00–11:00 AM) — check the resort’s current breakfast setup and pricing at check-in.

Spa and timing: The Spa at Omni Mount Washington Resort & Spa has age restrictions for spa facility use (16+). If you plan a spa treatment and a meal, book spa appointments and dinner reservations well ahead of weekends; the spa recommends booking weekend treatments about 30 days in advance due to demand.

Other tips: the resort’s mandatory resort fee covers in-room Wi‑Fi and a resort shuttle that can help you get between the main hotel and slope/base areas; pool hours run daily 6:00 AM–10:00 PM which can affect breakfast timing and poolside snacks.

• Children: the resort welcomes all ages; kids’ menus available at many restaurants.
• Spa: guests must be 16+ to use spa facilities; book spa time well in advance, especially on weekends.
• Pools and fitness center: open daily from 6:00 AM–10:00 PM, included under the resort fee.