Unreal. Every dish was more incredible than the last. This was the juiciest pork I had ever had in…read moremy life! The flavors of each course were masterful. Lobster ravioli and lavash with homemade butter are to die for. Coming from Boston, this was worth the trip, I can see this rustic, farm to table culinary EXPERIENCE being the next French Laundry. You can taste how fresh the ingredients are and the passion that the chef and staff have for their craft. Not to mention, the property is breathtaking. It is peaceful farm with a stunning lookout point and lake behind the restaurant. Overall decor is ultra authentic and sourced directly from the chef and staff, or part of the history of the farm. Each dish and each part of the restaurant seems to have a unique story behind it. I would drive the 1.5 hours from Boston, or farther anytime to experience this again!! Shout out to Crystal for taking great care of us and sharing fascinating tidbits about the history of the farm, the food, and how it's made!

NEVER AGAIN!! The GOOD:…read moreLocation Atmosphere Taste of food offered The Bad: Food quantity for the price!! After my partner's friend told him about this place and how it was wonderful, all you can eat (he went to a meat offered menu) we chose to try the shellfish and champagne on August 15th. Again the venue is wonderful the setup was beautiful there was oysters on the half shell and those seem to be very plentiful but we didn't over eat on those we wanted to save for the main meals which was supposed to be halibut Lobster, &scallops. when we got there the menu card added herbed crusted chicken for some reason. Everything was family style, truthfully, the chicken platter had the most plentiful amount of food on it!! Of which I took one piece of chicken breast and whatever vegetables sauteed with it I think they were just mushrooms, my partner took none of the chicken cuz he didn't want to fill up on chicken. The white meat was dry the sauteed vegetables were delicious and when eating with the chicken it was palatable. Then my partner and I got ONE SMALL scallop each, the family style "platter" that came out had FIVE scallops on them so he and I both took one as did the couple across from us and then the last one was taken by another couple next to us which is fine because we share family "platters", those five scallops were not meant just for my partner and I, they were meant for the vicinity of where we were sitting which was 10 of us. I think the long table held about 40 on one side 40 on the other. The lobster, same thing, luckily I got one piece which was a white meat and I split that in half to my partner and it wasn't a lot it was literally, for me, two bites and he got some claws which I never tasted and they were so tiny!! the halibut again small pieces on the family style "platter" I took one he took one and then later he took another one that was still sitting on the platter, I think maybe 6/7 pieces were on that platter. Honestly I've tasted better halibut it was on the dry side unfortunately. So for the money,$150 EACH, we expected family style portions even if they weren't going to be filled after the first time at least give us a family style portion and when the guy across the table from us asked about getting more Lobster the wait staff said "I'll have to see", of course none ever came. When my partner asked if more scallops were coming the wait staff said "I don't think so"... so all in all it was very disappointing for the amount of money we paid per person, we will never do that again or recommend it. His friend either gas lit us or his night of a meat dinner family style "platters" were very significant!!

10/10 would recommend C&L Stables for a RI trail ride. The horses all looked so healthy and well…read morecared for. My horse, Whiskey, was mellow but responsive and so sweet overall. The trails were beautifully maintained and riding along the cove was so peaceful and relaxing. I'm already looking to go back and ride again.

We had a great time. Nice location for trail rides . Nick was great! If you are looking for a quiet…read moreadventure with nice scenery and pleasant horses this is for you.

LOVED it! I called ahead to go trail riding with a friend of mine. They only charged us $20 for an…read more"hour" more like an hour and 45 :) The staff was wonderful, our guide was an older gentleman and it was my friend and I plus another woman who had been taking lessons there. Since I called ahead they put her with us because I am an advanced rider, and my friend has also been riding for quite sometime! They gave me a wonderful horse named murphy, because I let them know I could handle whatever... He was GREAT I wanted to take him home with me! My friend( who is about 5'2) rode a wild lil pony We rode western, and since we were all pretty experienced riders we walked, trotted, and cantered. So if you can ride, call ahead and let em know! Very relaxing and great trails through lincoln woods!

They gave me a cranky male horse and a skinny stick to prod him along. Too much work!read more

We went during the week and were the only group there. Our axe coach was super friendly and…read morepatient. Great bar inside and option to order food once at your bay. I'd imagine on a weekend it's much busier. When our time was up we were not rushed out and were allowed to fishing the game we were playing. Great spot for a group to hang out!

I've been twice now. Both times were great experiences. It's clear the people that work there enjoy…read moretheir jobs. They hel walk you through and give you tips. 10/10 check it out! There is a bar down there as well.

fantastic people doing fantastic work with the riders and the horses. Top notch care all around.read more

If you're looking for a peaceful outdoor escape in Central Mass, Blackstone River & Canal State…read morePark is a hidden gem. Spring is the perfect time to visit. The trees are just starting to bud, the landscape has that first hint of green, and--best of all--the bugs haven't shown up yet. Add in a warming sun, and it's ideal for a long, relaxed walk. The canal and scenic trails along the Blackstone River are great for walking, running, or biking. If you take your time, you'll spot plenty of bluegills in the water, and occasionally bass or carp. You'll also see fishermen scattered along the canal and river, adding to the laid-back, local feel. What really stands out is how quiet it is compared to other state parks. Unless there is an event, there are no large crowds, and little noise--just open space and nature. Perfect for a casual stroll, a bike ride, fishing, frisbee, a picnic, or just clearing your head.

A slightly secluded walkway. Paved and straight, it's good for a quick little run/walk. There…read morewere about a dozen people walking in the area I was in when I was there even with it being late afternoon, so I would imagine its even busier during peak times.

Best barn ever. The owner takes great care of the property. Anyone in the horse world knows how…read morehard it is to find a good barn, and after the barn I was at for 25 years closed, I went through a few places that promised me the world, and turned out to be terrible places. I was traumatized when I got to Klitzners and asked so many questions over and over prior to moving in. Now it's over 2 years later, and no complaints. The ring is dragged weekly, the boarders get along great, the property is plowed early morning on snow days, the trails are plentiful and cleaned up yearly. Grateful I found a perfect place!

Drove by this a couple times in the winter, and now that's its warmed up decided to check it out. A…read morenice little getaway, you have multiple paths to choose from upon initially entering. Both paths were slightly overgrown a little bit into them, otherwise though it was a great time.

I don't do a lot of hiking in RI but this is one of the better trails I've found in the area in…read morethat it's a more challenging hike (no walk in the woods) and it's long enough to keep you entertained for a few hours. You're also mostly in nature and not seeing random homes and neighborhoods like some other trails. Definitely recommend high ankle hiking boots because there are a lot of roots and rocks so it's easy to twist an ankle. Would definitely not recommend sneakers. Trails are pretty well marked and the blue loop trail was great. Also very encouraging that we found very little litter- just one random orange peel and one water bottle top. Love that people respect the space. Look forward to returning here again!