Reasonable pricing, reasonable service, reasonable food. A cozy spot in Woodstock on a cold day…read more. Steak and cheese was reported to be basic but good. Mamma's meatloaf had too many things that were not meat in it, but was a big, filling dish.

Horrible hostess. Wouldn't seat us until are entire party arrived. We could have been enjoying…read moredrinks and apps but nope. Our waitress Kristen was great!! She made the night better. Food took forever. Beer sucked!! 4000Footer is their famous IPA but looks and tastes like a brown ale. Yuck. Overall not a great experience. Won't go back.

Found this hidden gem on our vacation. Very unique and the owner is over the top kind. The giant…read morebounce house with slide and basketball hoop is every kids dream :) the other room has interactive floor games, and more equipment for the kids. Great time, my child wants to go back soon! 10/10 highly recommend!

Olivia's birthday party at Kid's Studio Play WAS BEYOND AMAZING! She had the best time ever! They…read moreplayed Taylor Swift, helped set up, and jammed out with us! They have the best setup with a GIANT bouncy house that has a slide and basketball hoop! The other room has interactive floor games and a play slide! I 10000% would suggest them for a birthday party!

Food was Good Service was Great…read moreAmbience was a Tad loud but who am i saying its a bar / resturant Would i come back sure.... but for maybe lunch.... For All the Older Generations who are Technically Challenged... the menu is on the wall as you walk into the resturant... otherwise the Menu is on the QR Code on a coaster Menu link is below just incase https://www.woodstockinnbrewery.com/menu/

A very cute rustic inn with a restaurant and brewery attached. We went here for breakfast and were…read moreall very pleased that we did! The service was great and the food was delicious. All meals come with sticky buns, bread, coffee, and juice. On top of it all they have womelettes on the menu. If you have never had one before, put it on your bucket list because that are absolutely amazing!

Best staff in the business! Front desk (Kait, Alessandro, and the rest of the staff behind the…read moredesk) are always friendly, respectful, and ready to serve. The breakfast crew is also at the top of their game. Helpful and made sure there was plenty of food for guests. Housekeeping had the room clean as can be and if you needed something, it was at your door before you knew it. Whomever does the hiring needs to train the staff at Hotel Indigo in North Conway. NH. They could use the training.

Nick was amazing, super kind, and asked us about our travels and hometown. He even remembered our…read morenames when we checked out, which was such a nice touch. We went during the off season and since it wasn't very full, he upgraded our room for free so we had extra space and a couch, which we really appreciated. The rooms were nice and quiet in the evening, probably because we were mostly alone in our area. In the morning though, the soundproofing was definitely lacking. I took off one star because there was loud power drilling starting at 6:30 a.m. that went on for about an hour, which was pretty insane. Breakfast was good. I especially liked the grab and go yogurts, and the coffee was available all day in a really nice machine that grinds the beans fresh for each brew. The pool area could use a little maintenance since there were a few issues, but overall it was still nice to have access to a hot tub.

I've been visiting the winery during my stays at RiverWalk Resort, and it has become one of my…read morefavorite parts of every trip. The winery consistently adds to the enjoyment of my timeshare weeks. My absolute favorite is the wine slushies--I look forward to them every year and couldn't wait for them to return in the spring and summer months. I also highly recommend the wine and cider flights, which are a great way to sample a variety of offerings. The staff and service are outstanding. Megan, in particular, always makes each visit special. She is knowledgeable, attentive, and genuinely personable, and I always enjoy chatting with her. Her enthusiasm and excellent customer service make the winery an even more enjoyable place to visit. I highly recommend stopping by if you're in the area!

We stopped by after seeing an advertisement that they also have hard ciders. Both me and my partner…read morewere incredibly disappointed in their cider offerings. We had flights and tasted all of their ciders. Ironically our mutual favorite was a hopped cider. It was literally the only one we liked. At least for now, it seems they should stick to wine. The man working there was incredibly knowledgeable and friendly. It was a great experience learning about the ciders and speaking with him, just wish they tasted better. They have a little seating area outside that was comfortable and nice to relax at.

We had such a nice dinner on the Cafe Lafayette dinner train! One of my friends told me about it…read morelast year but all the reservations were all booked up so I made it a priority to book way in advance this year and I'm so happy that we were able to have this experience. They let us know that the departure time is 6pm but that we should arrive at 5:15 with suggestions to arrive earlier. We got there around 5pm and enjoyed the seating in the garden out front until we were called to board the train. We sat in the train for quite awhile which I could've done without, but it was fun to take in our surroundings and fawn over the beautiful place settings. We opted for the dome seating which was a cool experience but in going through the train for boarding, I think the other dining cars were just as cool in terms of the ambiance. The whole experience made me feel like I was being transported to an earlier time. We were asked to put our phones in airplane mode which also helped to unplug and take it all in. The train ride is 2 hours- 1 hour out and 1 hour back. It's a out and back route (not a loop). I will admit that my first half was less enjoyable than the second half since I was going backwards and my motion sickness did not like that. I kept my eyes firmly peeled on the outside to help with my motion sickness, but I was much happier on the return trip. The route brought us through wooded areas, some riverside views, a golf course and some residential areas. The food was delicious and it was a lot of food! I probably should've had a lighter lunch because I was stuffed by the time that dessert came along. The service was excellent and all the servers worked well together to take our drink and food orders, clear our plates, and keep the drinks refilled. We had a great time and were happy with our experience! We probably won't do this again in the near future, but maybe in a few years will revisit again or if we return to the white mountains with family who might prefer this over outdoor activities.

It was an interesting unique experience for a special occasion…read more Boarding is done by groups in a very organized manner. Place is nicely decorated and it was fun to be served a fancy 5 course dinner while sitting on a train. Dinner roll was delicious. I had the ahi tuna which I found delicious. Salad was nice. Sorbet was nice. My main course was the salmon (in fact 3 of us had salmon and we enjoyed it). My partner had the chicken and he found it dry but edible. Desert was a chocolate mousse - that was actually the most disappointed part as we wished we had had a cake or nicer ending to our meal. There was nothing particularly special about the mouse. The provided a candle as we were celebrating a birthday so that was a nice touch. Our servers were very attentive and friendly. As for the ride - you ride by brooks, a golf course and a bridge. Unfortunately on the way back you get the same view. Overall a nice experience.

Nice little visitor center with plenty of maps, brochures, and helpful information, plus a small…read moremuseum. The staff were helpful and welcoming, and there's a cute gift shop with White Mountain merchandise and local goodies. Public restrooms are also available. It's an easy pull off from the main road and a great first stop to get oriented to the area. There are also stamps here for people collecting travel book stamps. Kathy was especially great, she was very kind, helpful, and very funny. She went out of her way to make sure we had our trip planned out with all our questions answered. They also offer maps in multiple languages, including Chinese, French, German, Japanese, and Hindi and I loved the accommodation. Overall, great stop to get acquainted with the White Mountains!

Helpful visitor center when your visiting the White Mountains and the surrounding areas..There are…read moremaps and a small shopping area...Also plenty of information of the local wildlife that you and the kids will find interesting...Def stop in.....