This Pancake House And Petting Zoo Is A New Hampshire Dream

Plenty of us in New Hampshire now live in urban areas, but that doesn't mean we don't value our farming roots. It's always good to get back in touch with the way things used to be done, and lucky for us there are plenty of places in the state to do so - and often, to enjoy some tasty eats in the process. Heritage Farm Pancake House in New Hampshire is one such place and you'll want to visit to enjoy good food, a petting zoo, and so much more.

Heritage Farm Pancake House in Sanborton is a family-run farm, sugarhouse, and restaurant operation. It is one of the best local restaurants in New Hampshire.

They serve up some mean pancakes, in a huge array of varieties ranging from birthday cake to chunky monkey (and of course they have the classics).

They keep things simple - the standard order is a platter of pancakes, eggs, bacon, and home fries - you just choose the size you want and the specifics of each component.

Of course, the pancakes come with 100% New Hampshire maple syrup, and you can buy bottles to take home with you.

If you're looking for a petting zoo in New Hampshire, this is the place to come. After you finish up your breakfast, head out to the petting zoo, where you can meet all sorts of adorable farm animals.

Feed an adorable goat, and make sure to take a few photos.

And thank the nice chickens who provided your breakfast eggs! There are also pigs, sheep, and ducks.

You can even take a horse-drawn wagon ride if you call ahead to schedule it.

Heritage Farm Pancake House in New Hampshire is open seasonally, so be sure to check ahead for opening dates and times. You can visit their website for more information.

Still hungry for pancakes? Check out another small-town restaurant, Polly's Pancake Parlor in Sugar Hill.