Service was great. Lindsey was very personable and attentive Music was good as well as the pizza…read moreand beer.

The service was wonderful, the staff was so friendly and attentive, the ambiance was so relaxing…read moreand had gorgeous views, the food was also amazing and reasonably priced :) visiting from Rhode Island and we really enjoyed the authentic New Hampshire ski lodge feel :)

Absolutely loved it here this afternoon. Wonderful wine, and it's so great to actually discuss them…read morewith the winemaker. Beautiful space, it's so peaceful and relaxing. We will be so glad to visit again.

This is now my favorite wine I have had. Highly recommend. Can't wait to get more and try different…read morekinds.

Important update edit: we got their "puppy ice cream" for our dog and he has been having explosive…read morediarrhea for 3 days. This has never happened to him before. They have hurt my dog. The bad : Service is terrible and nonexistent, you have to order at the bar and pick up your own food. Of course, they ask for a 25% tip anyway. They upsold a beer right before closing, and then told us we have clear off. With the full beer they just happily to sold us. Also, food prices are absolutely disgusting. See the photo with the menu - $13 for a pretzel. Just absolute cash grabbing nonsense. The good: the outdoor space is quite nice. Large lawn, lots of options between picnic tables and Adirondack chairs. Some little trails in a wooded area (for disc golf, but still little paths to walk). The beer is good, at least the farmhouse and Scottish ales.

Love the place. Ample, huge barn style building with awesome beers, a huge Biergarten for summer…read moreevenings, and a truly welcoming vibe. And they also have live music every so often. We came here after attending the massive Gunstock Ski sale. We now have an après ski place coming back home from skiing at Gunstock. Really awesome ambiance and even better service. Just superb service with knowledgeable and friendly bar tenders who explained the brews and the intricate flavors. We tried both their IPAs, the Palmer's Towm IPA and their Lake Cruiser. Both superb. Then a Pumpkin ale that was awesome and a Sour that made us pucker (for the good). Then we thought about food.... Their flat bread pizza, pepperoni and hot honey, is the only thing that beats the Ragged Mountain flatbreads.... And then we had their Bavarian Pretzels which were a wonderful compliment... Overall a superb late afternoon.

Stopped at this restaurant on Father's Day, so we had to wait about 25 minutes for a table. It was…read moredefinitely worth the wait. First off, what a view! We were seated right by the window with an absolutely breathtaking view of the lake. No matter what the food tasted like, this was going to be a great experience. We had been working all day, and after 12 days working the Laconia Bike Week, we were tired and just wanted someplace to relax. This was a great choice. We started with a Beet Salad for me and New England Clam Chowder for my dining partner. He seems to be on a roll to find the best clam chowder, as he's ordered it just about everywhere. He said this was good, and my salad was excellent as well. I got the Seafood Paella and he ordered the Crispy Duck. He said the duck was very good, and it came on the saffron rice that was served with my paella dish. The paella was jam packed with seafood. I'd say it's an Americanized version of paella, but was still very good. They do make saffron rice using real saffron as opposed to saffron powder. The shellfish was plentiful and had scallops, shrimp, mussels, and clams. There was edamame instead of peas, which is a bit unusual, but still good. All the seafood was cooked nicely. There was a little too much andouille sausage for my liking, which I removed. With all the food, there was no room for dessert. This was an outstanding way to end a very long week.

My friends and I went there for dinner on July 9th. We started by having a drink at the bar, and…read morethe service, views and decor were all fabulous. We then headed upstairs for dinner. Our server's name was Summer, and she was awesome! The sticky rib and lamb lollipop appetizers were delicious. I had a pork tenderloin special that I hope will be added as a regular menu item. The pear sauce that was drizzled over the pork was outstanding, and I would love to try that recipe at home. My friends got the Ribeye and the Seafood Paella, and both of those were excellent. Not a scrap was left on our plates, and we all agreed that it was the best meal that we have had out in years. We can't wait to back!

Three of us were looking for a quick bite to eat on a snowy Saturday! We thought this would be a…read moregreat quick bite! The bartender greeted us as we walked up the stairs, there were only a couple of tables of people eating. The bartender was friendly, and took our drink order, which was only water. The menu was adequate, kind of average for a brewery. I was probably the least hungry of the three of us and just ordered the chicken fingers. With the other two, one ordered the ceased salad and one ordered the Cubano. I was told the Cubano was good. The Caesar was said to be crispy but vey dry, lacking dressing! As for the chicken "fingers" - they were actually three cut up large chicken breasts, coated, and deep fried, not chicken tenders. After deep frying, the grease was engrained in the breading and all over the plate. It was not well drained. I ate three bites and called it! I could not eat any more. No one checked to see how the meals were until the plates were cleared. In summary, there was more wrong than was right, but there were some positives on the Cubano and fresh Romaine.

Great spot all around. We had mozz sticks, a cuban and fries, and beer flights. Good variety of…read morebeers, great food, great service. Kinda tucked away and unassuming but definitely worth a visit!

I have been going here since they opened. Consistently great food, nice ambiance with outdoor…read moredog-friendly seating, flawless service. The sourdough pizza is New York delicious with quality ingredients. And it just digests easier, so you don't feel pizza bloated!

Vulgar Brewing Company keeps getting better and better. They now have a chef and the food…read moreofferings, which were already really good, are now outstanding. We came over here for dinner. The brews selection was extensive, I had their IPA which was smooth and hoppy, perfectly brewed. Their pretzel sticks are superb, and we tried two of their pizza selections that left us licking our fingers. Service was flawless. The server we had knew her beers well and her recommendations were spot on. The clientele was festive, happy and congenial, lending the brew house a wonderful ambiance. Vulgar opened just months before the pandemic hit. They not only survived and were one of the sources of great local beers, but now they are a full brew restaurant serving delicious food. We'll be back repeatedly.

They had great beers, and good service! I will be back!! I really love this place and the…read moreatmosphere.

We stopped in here yesterday for a beer. It's a super fun, smaller place that is downstairs, and up…read moreagainst the river. The window was open so we were able to hear the water going by which was nice and relaxing. We had the woodshack's rest golden stout, which was very tasty. Highly recommend stopping in here for a beer if you're looking for somewhere local, and casual.

I highly recommend the blackened haddock dinner, perfect meal for a bargain. Also if any restaurant…read moreofficial is reading this, your ice cream menu is misspelled but it's awesome and hilarious!!

Look, I'll give credit where credit's due--The Big Catch has that classic lakeside charm, some…read moresolid fried seafood, and a laid-back vibe that screams "summer in New Hampshire." The clam strips? Crispy perfection. The view? Can't beat it. The staff? Friendly and quick with a smile. BUT. If you happen to roll in with a peg leg (yes, a real one), don't expect full access to the good times. Seems like pirates aren't fully welcome on deck. The seating situation isn't exactly "peg leg-friendly," and I felt more like a spectacle than a customer at points. I can take a joke--believe me, I've heard 'em all--but it's a bummer when your night gets trimmed short just because your leg situation isn't standard issue. Would I go back? Sure, but next time I might bring my own folding chair... or a parrot for emotional support.