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    Colden Manor at Spruce Lodge

    4.1 (13 reviews)
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    I can't thank Rusty enough for giving my daughter and her husband their most perfect day!

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    Indulgence by Natasha - Chef Natasha plating a dish

    Indulgence by Natasha

    (11 reviews)

    Natasha is the best! her for is truly special and reminds you why a home cooked meal is better than…read moreanything. she's also a lot of fun. highly recommend

    Pros: We chose Natasha for a small family party to celebrate our wedding this spring. We went with…read moreher mainly because she was the first/only chef to begin our conversation by asking us what WE had in mind and letting that be the foundation for building the menu. She seemed eager to help us realize our vision rather than impose someone else's onto us. There are also four other people on the IBN team: the sous chef, whose name I forget; the bartender, for whom the same is true (maybe Aaron or Erin), and two servers: Mason and Spencer. These folks did an AMAZING job and we were both so grateful for their kindness and professionalism on the day of the event. Finally, I liked what I ate! I was happy with my day-of meal. Cons: Natasha was incredibly rude to both me and my husband in the weeks leading up to the post-wedding party. I had only spoken to her twice before the party: once when I hired her and again in February. She'd said in February that we could have a third and final call two weeks before the event. When I emailed her three weeks before the event to schedule this final call, she sounded irritated and said we'd spoken "a few days ago" (we had not; I even asked some relatives in case someone else had, but no) and she wanted to "stick to the plan" of having a call at a date a time to which we had not agreed--- only *five* days before the party. My husband reminded her that she'd said we could talk two weeks before and she eventually, reluctantly scheduled a call with us. When we call at the date and time she told us to, she does not pick up; instead, she texts us that she's in the middle of an event. All of these things are perfectly normal, human mistakes. We all get clients confused and talk to one as though they are another (like the "a few days ago" thing). We all overbook ourselves every once in a while and are unavailable after telling someone we would be. A professional would have simply apologized; instead, after I used *one sentence* of an email to express my disappointment about the missed call--- because my husband had taken off work to be available for it, so lost money for no reason--she used this as an excuse to threaten not to show up. Said she needed us to "confirm" in light of my "tone." In light of this, I decided not to speak to this person anymore unless absolutely necessary (i.e. at the party, for the sake of our guests). My husband took over talking to her, at which point we had a fun little role-reversal in which he was now the one reporting to me on a regular basis how rude Natasha was being to him. So at least I know it wasn't personal! Conclusion: If you just need to place a big food order and don't need to talk to the chef again after that, you can go with IBN and you'll probably be fine. If, however, you are planning an event of great importance to you--or just don't want to risk being treated like a burden for wanting to speak more than once with someone you're employing-- maybe look elsewhere.

    Wards Bridge Inn - Smoke salmon, double portion!!! Fantastic!!

    Wards Bridge Inn

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    Good food great service! Nice place to enjoy my company! Nice old building with great decor.read more

    First time here in a decade, and now I remember why. Meh food with the service to match and high…read moreprices. I ordered the "Crispy Wings." There was absolutely nothing crispy about them. They were tiny; think College Dive Bar 25 cent Wednesday Wing Night small with a thin coating of meek mild sauce. Not sure what it was tbh. The bartender asked how they were after a bit. I looked at her, shrugged, and said, "Eh..." She seemed perfectly content with that answer. I ate three wings and stopped. When she asked if I wanted them wrapped, I said no. After decades in the service industry, I've learned that a customer who barely touches their food and doesn't want a box is a huge red flag. I didn't want to outright complain because I know what it's like to deal with customers in the service industry. I almost never complain. I hoped my reaction would've opened a door for me to discuss. Apparently not. When I got up to leave, after paying and tipping 20%, I mentioned that the wings had been pretty terrible. Rather than showing any curiosity, she immediately became defensive and suggested it was my fault for not saying something sooner. I explained that between the shrug, the "eh," and leaving most of the order untouched, I thought I'd communicated my opinion fairly clearly. Her response was essentially, "You were on your phone the whole time. I didn't want to bother you." The tone was super condescending whether she realized it or not. Also it's a strange conclusion to jump to. People can be on their phones for reasons other than scrolling social media. In my case, I was coordinating a surprise graduation effort with coworkers and discussing student gifts. Regardless, a customer quietly eating three wings out of an order and pushing the plate away should probably warrant more attention than whether they're looking at a screen. To be fair, she makes a very good Old Fashioned. Credit where it's due. At $16 each, though, I probably would've stopped at two had I known. I just assumed the pricing would be more in line with the rest of town. Three modest sized Makers Mark old fashioneds and five bar wings- 72 bucks. 85 with tip despite the vibe she gave. She was still working and deserves correct pay despite being generally unpleasant. And as I don't know if she was having an off day- I also wouldn't jump to conclusions about a Person- it's almost never right to tip less than 20%.

    Colden Manor at Spruce Lodge - catering - Updated June 2026

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