
Actor Tim Blake Nelson Spotted at Over the Moon Farmstead in New Hampshire
You never know who you might run into in the Granite State!
Guests at Over The Moon Farmstead in Pittsfield, New Hampshire, got a surprise recently when actor, director, and playwright Tim Blake Nelson stopped by for dinner.

The farm-to-table restaurant shared the exciting appearance on social media, writing, "So thrilled to have Tim Blake Nelson, Movie Star/Director, join us for dinner Over The Moon Farmstead." The restaurant also shared that they're longtime fans of his work, mentioning films including "O Brother, Where Art Thou?," "The Ballad of Buster Scruggs," "Bang Bang," "Holes," "Old Henry," and "Minority Report."
While Nelson's visit certainly turned some heads, the restaurant itself has been earning plenty of attention. It's easy to understand why Tim would want to stop in.

Nestled on a 98-acre working farm, Over The Moon Farmstead has become known for its farm-to-table dining experience led by Executive Chef Alastair Tenters, whose menus highlight seasonal ingredients sourced from local producers.

Looking for something a little more casual? The property's restored horse barn is home to The Barn, where visitors can enjoy wood-fired pizzas, New England Wagyu burgers, craft beer brewed on-site, mead, cider, live music, and sweeping hilltop sunset views.

Sounds like a dream, doesn't it?
The farmstead has also received national recognition, earning a 2026 Yankee Magazine Editors' Choice "Best of New England" honor for its Moonlight Meadery (wine made from honey).
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From its farm-to-table options to the craft beers and honey wine, this Pittsfield, New Hampshire restaurant is not only worth the drive, but it's a MUST-visit whether you're a celeb like Tim Blake Nelson or a local looking for somewhere delicious to grab a bite.
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