Dine around the world at the Gypsy Café

The Gypsy Café, located 117 Main Street in Lincoln, NH has a fun, casual dining vibe. Owned by award-winning chef Dan Duris, the Gypsy Cafe offers great food and a unique, fun atmosphere. Recipes are authentic and time-tested; the ingredients are fresh and the result is a popular menu bursting with flavor.

The creative, unique restaurant offers flavorful dishes from around the world…with a New England twist. Serving lunch and dinner, the Gypsy menu has such tasty and international items as Greek Lamb, Red Dragon Sirloin, Sea Flower Shrimp, Navajo Pumpkin Pasta, to name but a few. Burgers are made with creative flair and include the Pecos Burger, Indo Burger and Tao Veggie Burger. Try the Cranberry Mac and Cheese or the Gypsy-Q Chicken Sandwich for a different, delicious lunch or dinner. Top this off with homemade desserts that are a hallmark of the Cafe, as well as Margaritas and Specialty Drinks from the full bar for a meal you won’t soon forget!

The décor of the Cafe is colorful, with artwork and design created by Dan Duris and other local artists. Due to the popularity of the Gypsy Café, reservations are suggested. Bring the entire family for a meal; outdoor seating is available in the warm-weather months. Call 603-745-4395 or visit www.gypsycaferestaurant.com.

From NH Fish and Game Hikers, climbers, and all other outdoor enthusiasts are encouraged to purchase their voluntary annual Hike Safe card. Card sales help ensure that NH Fish and Game Law Enforcement Conservation Officers, trained in wilderness rescue, are there to come to your aid if the unexpected happens.

Valid for the calendar year, the 2021 Hike Safe cards cost $25 for an individual, or $35 for a family, and are good for the calendar year ending December 31, 2021. You can purchase the card for someone else — they make a great gift for any adventurer.

Cards can be purchased online at www.wildnh.com/safe and at New Hampshire Fish and Game Department Headquarters, 11 Hazen Drive, in Concord.

Because of year-round unpredictable weather and the rugged terrain that characterizes the Granite State, the Hike Safe card has become popular among outdoor enthusiasts, and revenues raised through their sale go to the Department’s Search and Rescue Fund to help defray the cost of training and equipment. The card also exempts holders from certain liability for repaying search and rescue costs.

“Whatever outdoor activity you enjoy — hiking, biking, paddling, cross country skiing, walking the nature trails in your town— the Hike Safe card is your back-up plan for the great outdoors,” said Fish and Game Law Enforcement Chief Colonel Kevin Jordan.

Visit www.hikesafe.com for more information.