Welcome to the Village of Cooperstown!
Whether you’re visiting our unrivaled attractions, or you’re a new resident we can help you find what you need. Locally.
CooperstownMerchants.com is brought to you by Savor New York as a public service. Let us help you savor our enchanting village. Need to know more? Drop by our store at 171 Main Street! We’re happy to offer suggestions, advice and recommendations.
www.that NYstore.com
“Where is the nearest ATM?” is one of the most frequently asked questions for visitors to Cooperstown. Listed below are some of the most convenient locations to refill your coffers, wherever you may be in town. Wilber National Bank 62 Main Street, Cooperstown, NY 607-547-9941 Wilber National Bank 5378 State Highway 28, Cooperstown, NY (next [...]
Alex and Ika offers a wide variety of cuisines, including many delicious ethnic dishes. All types of gatherings, from private parties and business meetings to a romantic dinner for two, are welcome and easily accommodated in their two-story dining area. Each dish is hand prepared with care and a sincere love of food. On Wednesdays, [...]
This snug, comfortable eatery features natural brick and warm wood, creating a relaxing, comfortable atmosphere. Just a line drive across Main Street from the National Baseball Hall of Fame, the Triple Play Cafe is renowned for its homemade soups. Steaming pots of Italian Wedding, Manhattan Clam Chowder, Chicken Vegetable, and chili simmer on the back [...]
TJ’s Place is a grand mix of baseball, burgers, cocktails, country decor, and good friends. This welcoming shop and restaurant is American at every turn, from their many Coca-Cola items, to teh framed and autographed photos of baseball icons, to country-ware gifts for your home. Spacious and friendly, TJ’s offers ample casual fare in a [...]
Italian fare, like any cuisine, can run the gamut from disappointing to magnificent. Nicoletta’s is the epitome of the latter. Wonderful Italian wines, kitchen-made sausage, fragrant, warm bread, and signature hand-made dishes such as Lobster Pomodoro or Bisteca Bianco Gorgonzola make Nicoletta’s a flawless choice. This welcoming Main Street restaurant is within shouting distance to [...]
As if the freshly baked artisanal breads weren’t enticement enough (be sure to arrive early for the best selection!), they are just the aromatic beginning. Coffee at Danny’s is a morning ritual for many locals and regular visitors who anticipate steaming cups of java, outstanding scones, and the morning news. Danny’s also bustles at lunchtime; [...]
Cooley’s Stonehouse Tavern’s best includes irresistibly succulent pulled pork, perfectly complemented with sweet potato fries, on its tempting bill of pub fare. Of course, a tavern is, above all, about the bar, and this one is a beauty. Large and well-stocked, Cooley’s offers domestic, imported, and local brews, spirits, and wine. For the daring, Cooley’s [...]
When William Cooper established Cooperstown in the late eighteenth century, he needed, first and foremost, an apothecary and a blacksmith. The apothecary, George Pomeroy, married Mr. Cooper’s daughter Anne; the blacksmith established himself on Pioneer Street. While the apothecary shop is long gone, the blacksmith’s shop–built by William Cooper himself–still stands where it has been [...]
Since 1939, The National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum has astutely safeguarded our memories of baseball and its inextricable bond with American history. Carefully tended artifacts displays, interactive exhibits, and the Hall of Fame’s venerable plaques are presented with joy and deserved reverence. The Museum’s diligent archivists meticulously maintain clippings, films, and photos of [...]
Gracefully reposing on the shores of Otsego Lake, Glimmerglass Opera presents outstanding summer repertory in an intimate and idyllic setting. The 900-seat Alice Busch Opera House provides the perfect venue, set on 43 splendid acres at the north end of the lake. Born of the collective desire and nurturing of its Cooperstown founders, Glimmerglass Opera [...]
