Nice clean venue with excellent parking. Easily accessible to 495 and 93 highways. Great value.read more

We just had our daughters sweet 16 party in the downstairs room. We had about 80 people there and…read morethe room was plenty big for the amount. We had a dj,food and cake and favors tables, and we still had enough room to dance. There was 12 round tables with 9 seats each and there was young and older people. The bartender tender was great and Katie and Roise the two banquet hall coordinators that they have were amazing. They both were attentive to all of our needs and in the future we will using them again and would recommend. If I had to say the room could use a little updating but other then that, we had an awesome time. Thanks again Katie and Roise.

Always the best perfect service and attention…read more Tried the Lobster Risotto and exceeded all expections! Of course, the Clam Chowder was the best NE chowder. The Steak Frites looked so good but will have to wait for next time.

Incredibly Beautiful old, classic facility, very nice service, solid food, great drinks.read more

If I could give it 0 stars I would. But they will get the 1 because service was excellent. And that…read morewas it. Food was ok. Not great. But ok. Then when we got our bill they added a surcharge of 3.75% because we were using a debit card. Which is illegal to do in the state of Massachusetts. Never will be back. And that's information they should tell you before you sit down.

My husband and I were married at Salvatore's in September and did something that we hoped to do,…read morebut didn't necessarily expect to do--we thoroughly enjoyed our own wedding! Their event coordinator and experienced staff helped us to select vendors, choose a menu, plan the ceremony, and choreograph the entire event so that it was unique, romantic, and memorable. On the evening of our wedding, our event coordinator personally attended to our needs, ensuring that every detail happened as planned. We had very specific expectations (with a dozen checklists to prove it!) and she and the staff exceeded every one. The deck and function rooms looked amazing; the food was fantastic; the service was courteous and attentive, but unobtrusive; and, most important, the evening flowed flawlessly, with no intervention from the either of us. We wouldn't be surprised to learn that Salvatore's also had something to do with the postcard-perfect sunset! ;) Months later, our guests continue to gush about the evening, including the food, the staff, and the venue itself. We are so happy that we chose Salvatore's for our wedding. We wouldn't change a thing.

This review is for La Riveira Events Function Hall. This place is horrible. I'll start off by…read moresaying that we had an RSVP of 100 and were quoted that 120 people would fit in this space. Absolutely not correct, this space is so small, I'd say maybe 50-60 people comfortably. Trying to locate the hall was an issue due to poor signing on the street, the hall is in the back. For a place that quoted 120 people, their parking lot sucks. We had to double/triple park cars to make the space work since there were no lines for parking. Our guests did not have any space to dance and we booked the event for a baby shower. We went in the morning of at 10am to set up, none of the tables and chairs were out yet. They didn't have anything ready for us although saying that it would be ready the night before. The covers for the chairs and tables weren't even ironed. The bathroom smelt of toilet water, no refreshers. We had to ask several times for them to refill the toilet paper and put paper towels in the bathroom. No paper towels were ever put in the bathroom the entire night! Just poor service. Absolutely expensive and outrageous pricing for a function hall that came with close to nothing. She said we would have food tables, not true we had to bring our own. They didn't have a liquor license and did not serve any soft drinks even for the kids, we had to bring everything ourselves which added to our financial burden. Not to mention, we were unexpectedly charged an extra $250 for "security" who did nothing but open and close the door. Horrible experience, I would not book again nor refer to anyone. Expensive as hell with nothing to show for it. Only good thing was that we were able to provide our guests with our own food.

They don't have an official bridal room, but they offer their office lounge…read more And for alcohol, if it is a cash bar, then it can only be beer & wine. But ladies please, if people are coming to your wedding, offer open bar...that will get everyone on the dance floor.

From the owner: The Andover Town House is a unique venue for a wide variety of events from weddings to anniversary…read moreparties, concerts to fundraisers. With a seating capacity of 150 people for a sit down dinner, or 200+ for cocktail and theatre style functions, the possibilities are endless.

Dena the hall manager was beyond amazing…read more The day of my event - OMG the bathrooms were fully cleaned and stocked. She takes pride in having her renters very happy and I was! I cannot thank Dena and hall enough with all the help and support of my event.

Recently repainted walls, and it looks great. Good space for functions…read more Need new restrooms ASAP. Ample public parking space is a plus.

Have been here twice. First time was great - good music, great bartender and decently priced…read morebeverages! However....went a second time and there was a different bartender (bigger woman with straw-like hair and glasses) who made this experience extremely uncomfortable, unenjoyable and overall hostile for my friends and I (on my birthday!). The minute we walked in she was rude.. "hi how are you?" "Got an I.d.?!?!??! Get all of your i.d.'s out!" Now I had just obtained my federal/new i.d. .. the dmv also let me hold on to my old hard copy while waiting for my new copy to come in. Anyways, I give her both because it was clear she would give me a hard time if I didnt. Her response? "What is this?! Why are you giving me two?! I dont know what this is?!"...uh, you dont know what a paper i.d. is?.....I didnt say this but that's what I had going through my head. After she carefully looked it over for five minutes I ordered a margarita. She said she "made it herself" ..the mix? I had no idea what she meant by that. Anyways...it was all mix. I paid a whopping five dollars for sugar in a cup. I'm tiny and let me tell you I had no buzz from this drink.. I truly believe it was all mix. Fast forward to an hour later. It's my birthday..my cousin orders a round of shots for the three of us. We were drinking mcgilicuddys (only 40% alcohol or something similar.. you know. The weak shit) another hour goes by and I go up to order us another round..when I tell you I felt like I was in an interrogation room with an officer I'm not joking. It was 21 questions. The first thing out of her mouth is "your cut off" mind you she said this extremely loud in front of everyone... I looked at her confused and said "what?" So then she asks me a series of questions: who are all these shots for? How many have you had total? You live pretty far. Dont you? I couldnt wrap my head around this. You cut people off when they have had too much or cause an altercation or theres some sort of instance where they are slurring their words..stumbling all over the place..right? I was none of the above. I then answered all her questions and kindly ending the conversation by saying, "it's my birthday and I am ubering home." In the back of my mind I'm thinking okay...half the place is tanked, have you shut anyone else off? I definitely felt targeted and stereotyped in this situation. I'm a young and attractive women. I felt from the moment I walked in, this woman had some sort of vendetta against me. So she gives me the 3 shots. After this I'm finally feeling nice and having fun playing pool with my family and friend. We go up for one last drink...its 12:15 and theres someone in front of us. Of course she talked to them forever and took her sweet time. Fast forward to 12:31 ...she screams at us "CANT SERVE YOU!" confused because the people in front of us just walked away with their drink, we ask what time is closing time? Her response....12:30. At this point I'm like okay she did that on purpose..we have been standing here for 15 minutes!! This is a joke, right?! So I told her this and she says "you have a long ride home I should have cut you all off hours ago!!" And then a blonde woman next to her (also a bartender there) jumps in very hostile and says "if she cut you off she has her reasons!" We left.... my cousin lives across the street, you could literally throw a rock at his house. Conclusion: I will never step foot in this place again because of that bartender. Did I add that she was trashed with a drink in her hand all night? I'm really not one to post reviews but I have never felt so embarrassed or disrespected like that in my life. Terrible service. And I understand that some people should be cut off but I was not over the limit, incoherent or rude in any way to this women. I felt it was a female, jealousy-type issue. My mother has said this to me before, when your young and pretty people will mess with you for no reason (people being ugly, and possibly older, women). I have never really experience that until last night. I finaly get what she was saying and this made me think of just that!!! So. If you see the overweight, older woman with brown, straw hair.....you might be in for a treat.i wish I had got her name.

Some people rented the place out for a party. When we walked in to set up, the tables were filthy…read moreand covered in dirt. One of the windows was broken in the room so it being the beginning of January you can imagine it was a quite cold in there. They let us use the kitchen but it was really dirty. The microwave was gross, I didn't even want to touch it! The plastic part that helps the glass inside move was also broken, so it didn't spin. The room itself was decent when you first look at it, but the more attention you pay to it you can tell they don't do much maintenance at all as there were cobwebs everywhere. There was also hole in the wall that was supposed to house some kind of electrical socket but was just open. Asked for a pitcher of water and by the time we finished it we saw that there was a gross clear glue type substance on the inside of the pitcher and when we told the person that gave us the pitcher, she just laughed and tried to wipe it off. Which she couldn't. All in all, gross place. If you must use them, prepare to pre-clean the place. You know, their job.

AN ABSOLUTELY MUST DO! 5 STARS! A FREE EVENT & FREE PARKING! I LOVE CASTLES! This is one of the…read moreSecret Hidden Gems of America that most people have never heard about or been to before. It's Time to jump into The TimeMobile & scour the Earth & take you to places from a different time that you won't believe still exist. We have set the dial to 1875 to the town of Haverhill MA. & Winnekenni Castle. Many people think that you have to jump the pond & visit Jolly Old England & The UK to see a Castle. Not True. America has many castles; unfortunately they are just not being promoted. This trip is less than 1 hour drive outside of Boston. Bring a Picnic basket, a water bottle & some good sneakers for an easy 20 minute nature walking hike. After your hike, head back to your car & pull out the picnic basket for a picnic on the green grass on the banks of the Lake. The inside of the Castle is Closed & is only open for Functions, Weddings & Special Events etc. Don't worry you will still be able to see the outside of the Castle close up, the Castle Grounds & lots of other cool stuff. Park your car at the bottom near the playground in the Parking lot or on the side of the road where the signs allow Parking. There are closer Free Parking lots on the way up but you will miss out on all the Adventure & The Winnekenni Castle Hike. So Park your car & follow the signs on Castle Rd. up to the Castle. There are multiple trails & if you like hiking & are more adventurous you can go for several miles all around the Lake. We're going to do an easy trek - a 20 minute hike up & lots of natural settings to see. You will travel along the dirt trails along the lake shore & up the hill to the Winnekenni Castle. THE HISTORY Winnekenni Park Conservation Area is 700+ acres that overlooks the Kenoza Lake which is Haverhill's primary drinking water source. Dr. James R. Nicola built the Castle between 1873 & 1875. He was inspired by the stone structures & castles he visited in England. This was his former residence that he used as a summer home. It is not a huge Castle but modest in size but beautiful. Speaking of Beautiful, the word Winnekenni is taken from the Algonquin Dialect meaning Very Beautiful. C Willis Damon was the Haverhill architect who designed this Magnificent Castle. In 1875 the city of Haverhill purchased it along with some additional land in later years. Besides nature walking & jogging, you can do bicycling, cross country skiing in the winter months, horse back riding & other activities. Like I said The Castle is open for Private Special Events. There is no tour here. They also have Special Public Events every so often that they open the Castle up & are either reasonably priced or even Free sometimes. Check the website for further details & upcoming events. You can check out my other review about Winnekenni Park also. There are picnic tables & benches here or just put a blanket on the green grass & Chill. There's even a Playground Area with Swings, a Slide etc here for Kids. So have a great time exercising, explore & learn about the great outdoors on your adventure, see a castle & have a fun picnic on the green grass on the outskirts of the lake. And guess what? IT'S ALL FREE! It used to be, you had to have Mega Bucks & be Really Rich to have the Good Life, not anymore. The Game has changed. You've been Upgraded. Now You Can Live Like a King on a Limited Budget!

this is a really nice place to checkout! would recommend overall --there's some nice paths and…read moreviews. on the busier side.

A place to visit again and again! Love their Friday night fires and the overall hospitality…read moreprovided. It is a very relaxed atmosphere to visit and enjoy a glass of wine produced locally.

Willow Springs was an absolute dream for our May wedding reception for 77 people! The space was…read moreperfect for an indoor/outdoor event with beautiful views of the lawn from the porch. The event coordinator Briana was such a joy to work with and a trusted partner in making our event come to life! We really appreciated her coordinating with my family in the days leading up to the event to organize the decor, and being so on top of everything. When we first toured the venue in the fall we immediately loved the barn, but what really sealed the deal for us was Briana's calm, collected demeanor, professional communication, and down-to-earth advice that demonstrated her deep understanding of what works in the space and what doesn't--that made us trust her right away. She made the space look so so beautiful! We couldn't have asked for a better evening surrounded by all our favorite people

I have been to a couple of lovely events here in the past few years. Recently, Music in Bloom was…read moreso cool and nice. 36 dollars bought 2hrs and 45 minutes of music plus strolling or otherwise enjoying across 5 locations in the garden. Hearing the music floating in the air as you moved from space to space was so nice. Gorgeous, but still pretty early on the season for flowers. The music and wonderful art made it a really lovely evening. The cafeteria and bar were also serving and had a good selection.

I came here last week and was just left wanting....more. For the price I paid for entry, I was…read moreexpecting to be wowed and just wasn't. A lot of different areas were closed, and some just didn't have a lot of stuff. I just was underwhelmed overall and am not sure if I'll come back again.