Be careful, their accounting practices are not accurate. Refusal to reimburse for overpayment based…read moreon these practices seems to be the norm and apparently condoned.

This review is for their on-site restaurant…read more I was lucky enough to be invited to Ferncroft Country Club for dinner Halloween Night. I never had the pleasure, so I jumped at the chance since my son is in college, and I don't seem to get a lot of trick-or-treaters in the city. Ferncroft is settled in what I would call a business-residential area, with beautiful homes, surroundings, and a stones throw away from Coco Key Resort. The road to get up to the main building was very dark, I am sure that is for a reason, but it was fitting for Halloween night I suppose. We pulled up and had our choice of spots. I figured there would be something going on but it seemed like just another night from the parking lot. When we entered, we were great with smiles and a roaring fire place. The smells from the kitchen already taking over my senses. I was in for a treat. The service was excellent. Our waitress was attentive, helpful, and presented the specials well. Dinning room is small but that's okay because you can enjoy all the ambience it has to offer. After ordering a few drinks, my friend and I dove right in. Sliders and nachos to start and two mixed grilled plates for dinner. We finished that off with slices of Sweet Potato Maple cheesecake and Chocolate Fudge cake. Of course Sugerman had coffee as well. Appetizers 4 out 5 - The SLIDERS! I was advised by my friend we should order these. They didn't disappoint. Juicy, flavorful, and served with warm fries. You could even order this for your entree. The kid in you will love these, and so will the adult. The nachos were good. On par with most places but nothing special. Entrees 5 out 5 - Now I know we both ordered the mixed grill, but we both had the same feelings. The sausage was grilled to perfection, the chicken was super flavorful, and the steak tips melted in my mouth. Choose a side and you can't go wrong. And for the price, about $15 a plate, we were completely satisfied. Desserts 5 out 5 - My buddy was in a chocolate coma. The cake was rich and moist. The only problem with my Sweet Potato Maple cheesecake is I couldn't slow myself down to enjoy it longer. The house coffee was excellent, which I would "roast" them for (pun intended) for not caring about the little things. It was a perfect way to end the meal. Service 4 out 5 - Most of all the staff was warm and friendly, and out waitress certainly was. Plates were cleared and new silverware placed promptly. So if you ever get the opportunity to eat here with a member, cancel your plans and go early to view the local colors and scenery.

This is hands down the best place to dine for dinner in Andover. The service, food, and ambiance…read moreare all exceptional. Every visit feels special, they truly treat you like family. I'll definitely keep coming back every time I visit Massachusetts.

This review is for a function I attended at the Indian Ridge County Club. The food, ambiance, and…read moreservice was all exquisite and tastefully done. This ITCC is a beautifully maintained club and is well known throughout the area. I look forward to attending more events here in the future. Thank you, Indian Ridge.

I had my bridal shower here and it was absolutely perfect from start to finish. Miranda and her…read moreteam were truly amazing, and I'm so appreciative of everything they did to make the day run so smoothly. Everything looked beautiful, and so many of our guests are still commenting on how incredible the entire experience was. The food and drinks were fantastic, and everything felt seamless. Everyone had such a wonderful time, and it honestly exceeded all of our expectations. The staff was incredibly kind, helpful, and attentive. You could tell a lot of care went into every detail to make the day feel so special. I'm so grateful for how memorable they made the day for us. I would highly recommend this venue for any event--you won't be disappointed! Photo: Sarah Mccarty Photography Balloon Art: Daisy Balloon Boutique Custom Cookies: Whatever It Cakes

This is not only a very tough golf course but can be extremely slow. We got to tee off 15 minutes…read moreafter our tee time. We were following 2 groups of seniors that could not seem to hit their drives straight and more than 150 yards. They were playing from the Red tees thank god. I think they lost a few dozen balls and spent a lot of time looking for them. Playing the front is a great course but when you get to the back it is totally different, lots of uphill with cart path only. The greens are in great shape but the breaks will drive you crazy.

Great Club. Beautiful golf coarse and pool. Food is delicious. Highly recommend the steak and…read morefries. Very good. Great service and drinks. Everything is at a reasonable price.

Point of Pines Yacht Club is a private club right on the water and has been a fixture in Revere for…read moremore than 100 years! The function hall on the second floor has great views and there is plenty of parking on site. The hall is available for wedding receptions and other parties and holds almost 100 people comfortably. I am a member for almost 20 years and have had many family and business parties here. Why stress over setup, parking and cleaning? Rent the Point of Pines Yacht Club & relax and enjoy!

In interest of full disclosure I don't play golf, and I didn't play golf here…read more In fact I didn't even see this place in full daylight. I was there at night for dinner for an interview. I had no idea that this place was some fancy place until people started talking about it. First off those that claim it's the oldest country club in America are flat out wrong. There are country clubs that outdate it by nearly a century. 1882 isn't even that old considering it's Boston. My buddy lives in a building older than that right now. Anyway this review isn't about how old or first or not first this was as a country club and golf course. It's more of a plea that just because you are a member here, it's not a good idea to host an interview dinner here. The reason is because it's a bad venue to hold an event like that. The facilities are old and decrepit feeling. It smells old too, and not in a good way. The waiters look like they are part time kids from high school (actually they better be, or they are definitely breaking some child labor laws). The food had small portions and it was not good (probably because it was prepared by the fore-mentioned children). I think it primary reason why people host events here is because they are trying to impress others by showing off that their are part of this exclusive club. However those attempts will likely backfire if you have to explain what a big deal this place is to people that don't care in the first place. You are far better off booking a nice restaurant instead.

Visiting The Country Club to compete in the GNCC Men's Club Curling National Playdowns was…read moreintimidating both on the competition front and the fact that it was held at a country club. Not exactly the environment that I'm used to but in the end they were hospitable and the tournament went relatively smoothly. Despite the relative stuffiness of the club, all of the hosts left us to our games and did not interfere. The bar system was a bit convoluted since we had to purchase tickets and then buy drinks with those instead of just buying straight up. I understand that is a regulation since we weren't members but it was still a bit annoying. The other main aspect that was under the club's control was the curling facility. On a positive side, the ice and the facility were very clean and well maintained. The warm room was well appointed and comfortable both on ice level and in the viewing room above. The Country Club had fantastic cameras and screens on both sides of every sheet giving a clear view of the other side of the ice to the people on the ice and watching the games in the warm room. The ice team did a pretty good job overall but on a couple occasions the pebbling fell apart more than usual toward the end of our games. They were 10 end games with a 9 minute practice session but you expect a little better quality. Thursday night the ice fell off after the 5th end and was completely different than in the earlier part of the game which was confusing to both teams. Overall it was a great experience and I would be happy to play at The Country Club again.

Attended a Dames Delicious event last night and was truly impressed! The entire team went above and…read morebeyond--from the chefs to the waitstaff and bartenders. As a caterer, I've worked many events across Massachusetts, and this is the first time I had absolutely nothing to critique. Huge kudos to Oakly for building such an outstanding team, and special thanks to Mackenson for his exceptional support!

Fabulous club. It's our home away from home The stage always…read moreexceeds our expectations. Pat Davis

Had our big family Christmas Party last night and a great time had by all! Members were very…read moreaccommodating and helps! We plan on coming back next year. so impressed, I became a member!!!!

I booked the bigger hall on Park Street owned and run by same people. This hall is without question…read moregorgeous. It is a very large venue and the decor is not outdated or cheesy. You can have a casual event here or dress it up for a wedding. The issue is not the hall itself, I have had many events here as have many of my friends and family. I have never however, booked the hall myself. The woman in charge booking has terrible people skills. She can be hard to get ahold of when you have a question. She will NOT accommodate any special requests or needs you might have. If you are a professional person dealing with her, you might be shocked at her customer service skills as she comes across a bit rude when she disagrees with you. If you are booking a casual event this might be OK, but for the person booking an important formal event I would think twice. When planning my event I have dealt with several companies that all want my business, they have all be accommodating within their means. For example a salon is opening an hour earlier to accommodate my time constraints so we can all have our hair done in time for the event, even though they normally don't open at that time. She refused to offer me any help with the one issue I had even with plenty of notice.