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The Woodshed on Park

Pâté chinois served in a cast-iron skillet. Chicken, stewed vegetables and gravy over biscuits. Crusty bread. If you’re craving this French-Canadian comfort food, you’ve got to check out The Woodshed on Park, in Tupper Lake.

Flannel meets the dress code, but don’t expect looming stuffed animal heads or cross-cut saws.” It’s another example of how the couple has created something fresh and unexpected while embracing the town’s culinary and lumberjack past.

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