Where can I park?
The county lot and LifeWorks lots (outlined in red on this map) are open to the public everyday after 4pm, just in time for your visit to Next Door Kitchen & Bar! Plus there is a public parking lot across from the restaurant (also outlined in red) and on-street parking.

Do you accept reservations?
We do accept reservations and encourage you to make them especially on the weekends. For reservations, guests may call 518-309-3249.

How often does your menu change?
We change our menu with the seasons so that we can use products that are local and always fresh.

Are there Gluten Free and vegetarian options on your menu?
Yes, we have numerous menu options that are without gluten. In addition, we have many vegetarian options as well. We also offer a vegan entree every night that changes based on what ingredients we are utilizing on that particular evening.

What about private events?
Next Door will prepare meals for your corporate party, birthday, shower – you name it!

Can you accommodate large parties?
We can accommodate large parties and we also do private functions in which you can reserve the entire restaurant.

Why “Next Door”?
We decided on the name Next Door because we feel it evokes a neighborhood feeling that is what we were trying to create with our restaurant. We also own the Front Street Deli which is two doors down so it works!

What was your inspiration for the restaurant?
With regard to our food, we are serving unique and approachable items that take comfort food to the next level. We want to please the whole family from the kids to the most discerning “foodie”. Executive chef, Jeff Strom has taken this vision and created something that no other restaurant in the area is doing. Our décor is warm and inviting with an urban flair. We have utilized reclaimed barn wood, custom art pieces, live plants, lighting and interior touches to create an “urban barn” that is contemporary and understated. In addition, it is true to our mission of using sustainable practices.

Where did the barn wood and barn door come from?
The barn wood for the ceiling came from the Boardwalk Restaurant, a mainstay in Lake George for more than thirty years, before that it was from a hay barn in the Brant lake area. The barn door and barn wood siding on the walls came from a barn on Middleline Rd in Ballston Spa that dates back to the early 1800s. That land was founded by one of the founding fathers of Ballston Spa, Hezekiah Middlebrook.