I only stopped in here for the bakery running out of it. The grounds looked typical for winter. The…read moreinside of the building---as in the bar and dining room---look like they could use an update for a country club!

What a beautiful Country Club and golf course. Although I do not golf I enjoyed the view of a golf…read morecourse from the Country Club and the course was enjoyed and appreciated by those who did golf in the event that I attended. The banquet Room is open and spacious with a bar in the center which allows for a feeling of airiness and gives you the ability to see from one side of the room to the other. The food that we had was very good and was set up so that you could go to different stations to get food and not have to wait in long lines at 1 station. The service was very good and it was a place that I would recommend for a wedding or other special event..

Midville Golf Club is not a 1 Star golf course if we are only referring to the golf course. The…read morelayout is fun and challenging and when the greens are not recently plugged or sanded, they are some of the best for a public 9 hole in RI. I have had many good experiences at this course and have been playing there on and off for the past 10 years. That being said, my most recent experience is one that I will never forget simply because of the way my playing partners and I were treated by the cranky, self-righteous, and frankly rude octogenarian owner of the facility. In my 15+ years of playing golf (I am in my early 20s for reference), I have always been taught to be courteous of others while on the golf course. That means playing at the pace of those in front of you, calling fore if you feel a shot may be close to the group ahead or near you, and generally being respectful and kind to those on the course with you. That also means recognizing if your group is struggling, playing slow, or creating a backup on the course that could be remedied by allowing faster groups to play through. I have played countless rounds where either my group has been the slow one and allowed people through or been the group allowed through. Today, that was far from the case. As we left the third green, the foursome ahead of us (members at the course - something we were unaware of) had topped two drives and hit the other two roughly 180 yards. They were comprised of two couples who were obviously beginner golfers and roughly middle aged or older. Our group was waiting on the tee box for about 15 minutes just for them to get far enough on a par 4 for us to hit our tee shots so that we WOULDN'T hit into their group. At the same time, there were two groups actively on the third hole behind us and two waiting on the third tee. There was a 5 group wait. We hit our drives and thought nothing of it. We said hello to the group in front of us when they were on the next tee, situated next to the green we were playing and apologized to them if our drives were close to them which they assured us we were ok and that they were not. We then moved on and the same issue popped up. There were 4 groups waiting behind them on a par 5 with two holes ahead of them wide open. Our group tried to call the clubhouse twice, both times to no avail and decided to just let it slide and hope to talk to the group ahead once we were at the next hole, a par 3. Our plan was to ask if we could play through on the par three so that they could continue at their pace and we could have the last two holes open in front of us, as we generally play quick but understand standard pace of play. My second shot on the par 5 was admittedly close to their cart but came up about 15 yards short and I called fore to them very loudly. I went to speak to them and explained that I did not mean to get too close to them, but politely asked if our group could either play through or if they could simply try to speed up a bit. Our conversation was very respectful and in my mind went well, but one of the women told me in no simpler terms to "F... off" and sarcastically joked "what are you pros?" to my partner who was about to play his next shot. We did not see that group again, as they then sped up their play and we were able to also play the last three holes at a reasonable pace and finish in 2:07. Generally speaking, that is good pace of play for a Saturday. As our group walked off of the 9th green, we were approached by a man who we later found out to be the owner who I characterized above. He came up to us and told us how disrespectful and rude our group was for "intentionally hitting into the group ahead of us and harassing them over the course of the round". He went on to tell us that we're not allowed to explain to him what we saw and spoke to that group about, as all he cared about was what we do for a living and how old we were, as if that could be the reason we didn't deserve to have a conversation with him. He was exceptionally rude and disrespectful toward us and does not deserve your business.

Terrible outing... I was part of a bachelor party this past…read moreSaturday 8/17/2024. We had set up 3 separate tee times. Only playing 9 holes. Right at the first hole we were confronted by what I assume was a "Marshall" unsure if he was a golf pro or not. He immediately set the tone for our game, by saying we needed to move along and that having 4 people on the Tee boxes doesn't look good for his course. I didn't hear entirely what he said. People in our party explained he was ordering them to keep pace and not fall behind. We ended up running into the party in front of us who were following another party that was walking in front of them. As the day went on, we were enjoying the day however in the back of our minds trying to make pace on the course. As we finished the course on hole 8, this employee found it necessary to now come back and basically harass us even more now making derogatory comments toward the group. As we replied, we are keeping pace and playing within the parameters and pace of the course. He continued his harassment and comments leading to arguments and then stating he would meet us in the parking lot. In my opinion, that's a basic threat/challenge. Once we reached the parking lot the argument continued, I personally complained to the representative at the check-in counter and left the course. I was then informed another representative came outside and apologized for the incident saying that was the owner's son, and has a problem. Needless to say, we spent a lot of money on the course and were grown men and behaved properly in all aspects of the game conduct and rules of the course, and were just harassed ruining the outing for everyone. I will never return to that course and would not suggest it to anyone. I will say the grounds were kept nicely and the greens were in great shape. However, the customer service was horrible. Its places like this that make anyone trying to learn to play or enjoy the game impossible. If you don't want groups or novice golfers then make your club private.

Service and food were incredible…read more Top shelf steaks and drinks, all made exactly how requested to be prepared.

Disgusting eye sore of a sign, morally reprehensible ownership, they tried to import African…read morewildlife to "hunt". Repulsive people.

Very *ay friendly. There's a lounge within the men's locker room where everyone is free to let his…read morehair down. The course is by far the best par 69 in Rumford.

I don't often have the opportunity to play a private course, but Wannamoisett is at the top of the…read morelist whenever I have the chance. The course is always in wonderful shape, especially around the time of the NorthEast Am. I look forward to playing the new layout!

I went to an event at Quidnessett Country Club and unfortunately it was very poorly managed…read more First, upon arrival it was noted that place settings were missing leaving guests to track down plates. Second, the bread basket contained 8 rolls for a table set for 10. Meanwhile only one bar was open generating excessive lines and inability for many to get a drink before being instructed to sit for the event. The biggest failure came with the main course, that not only was served over 2 HOURS late, but was inedible. My dish, including pasta and chicken, was not only cold, but the pasta had been left out for hours and was starting to dry out providing for an unpleasant texture. Additionally the chicken was over cooked and did not resemble anything close to chicken piccata. At this point I left the event in disappointment as we were now approaching 9:30 pm with no desert in site. I hope a refund was considered by the club for this event.

If you live in RI, you have most likely been to an event here. The grounds are beautiful. It had a…read morerenovation less than 10 years ago. Was here for a school dance. Staff was amazing. One of the bathrooms had to have been 95 degrees-no exaggeration-even an employee who was in there said, "what is going on with the heat in here." Food (chicken parm) was freezing cold.

All they want is your money. I definitely will take many others advice and not renew my membership…read morewhatsoever to this "Country Club"! You can do sooooooooo much better......Alpine was great in 2010, clearly and obvious they have gone in the wrong direction. Pro shop teenager was rude as can be too!

I attend an annual golf tournament here. Here's what I know:…read more 1. Staff are very friendly and helpful 2. facility is beautiful 3. Plenty of parking 4. The food is always delicious! I would highly suggest if you can afford it- host your event here!

$325 individual to play a tournament with no amenities on the course. VFW tournaments KILL this POS…read moretournament. Course is boring. Food at the end was just above what I would feed my dog. Paying that kind of money, I expect flair and excitement. It disappointed me in every way possible.

I was part of a wedding here this past weekend, and it could not have gone better. The amazing…read morestaff, (Greg, Marco, and a third guy whose name I forgot, sorry!) were AMAZING. I've been in weddings that range from very DIY and disorganized, to "normal", to highly organized, and I have to say this was one the most smooth, flawless experience I have ever had with a wedding. They went above and beyond to make sure everyone (not just the couple, but all the parents and grandparents, plus the friends) were comfortable and happy. They had special areas for everyone to get ready, and Marco was very attentive with bringing beverages and snacks, and checking in regularly. We never had any doubt about the timing of the day, or who to go to with questions. During the reception the bartenders and waitstaff were great, and fast. I'm sure my friend and her family will be recommending this venue to all their local friends, and I am so glad they found it and were able to book it for a perfect Saturday in October.

One of the Best kept Secrets in Rhode Island........The Harbor Lights Easter Buffet. Anything and…read moreEverything you could ever want to eat is on this All you can Eat Buffet for 1 reasonable price. They offered a Sumptuous, lavish spread offering a bountiful variety of delectable, mouth-watering dishes. The Presentation was Appetizing and the Food Flavoursome, Hot, and Delicious. Check out their website at www.harborlightsri.com where you can see all the other Events and Specials they offer throughout the year!

We went to Harbor Lights for Easter brunch and unfortunately had a very disappointing experience…read more When we arrived, the dining room felt cold and damp because a window near our table was left open--even though it was cold and rainy outside. It set the tone for what ended up being a very uncomfortable meal. The organization of the brunch was extremely poor. All tables were seated and then released at the same time, which created complete chaos. There was no direction, no clear flow, and no communication. Two lines formed for the buffet, but there wasn't nearly enough space to accommodate everyone. At the carving station, both lines collided and people had to awkwardly cross over each other just to access different items. The food itself was also underwhelming. Several of the vegetables were undercooked, and overall the quality did not meet expectations for a holiday brunch. To add to the frustration, I asked for milk for my mom's coffee (she can't have cream), and after about 10 minutes, we were told there was no milk anywhere in the building. Overall, it was a very disappointing experience--especially for a special occasion like Easter. Unfortunately, we won't be returning.