Staff was attentive, friendly, and professional. Food was…read moreexcellent! They were easy to work with and very accommodating. And the price was more than fair.

Incredible Fried Chicken. Possibly the best baked beans that have ever been made. I had baked…read morebeans that were close to Trish's only once before, and it was at the Dover Volunteer FD picnic/festival in Dover. I have to wonder if it's the same recipe. I wasn't really supposed to be in Dover. My mom grew up there and I spent a lot of my childhood playing with my cousins and other kids who lived on Main Street. However, I haven't been there in nearly 2 decades. I kind of just made the decision as we were going through N.C. near Kinston. I asked my friend who was driving if he wanted to see the town with only 2 streets and a grocery store run by a KKK member where you could turn in crates of glass soda bottles to be refilled? Of course, Whitley's is gone now. So we ended up in Dover and after a short history of the summers and Christmases I spent climbing the red bricks of the Volunteer Fire Department, and the train tracks where my Uncle Billy told me that a murderer jumped off the night train as it screeched through town, and hunted for little boys and girls who hadn't gone to sleep when they were supposed to, We found ourselves on the other side of Railroad St. on S. Main. The fact that it was a restaurant kind of snuck up on me as we were trying to turn around...then We both caught whiff of something fried and delicious. We parked and went in. The interior isn't anything special, but it is sparkling clean, organized, and the vibes were _everything. _ The food smells were so familiar...like arms wrapping around us in welcome. The people were happy and talkative in the brash, strident way that people in small town N.C. are. They sound excited, irritated, caring, encouraging, scolding, and vaguely amazed all at once. And they do it at twice the volume that's socially acceptable in most places People, women mostly, in small town N.C. talk plainly, sweetly, excitedly, and somewhat loudly because they learned to as a child. They learned it was the voice they needed in order to be heard over brothers and sisters and cousins, and dismissive adults at the dinner table. It's all part of the authentic concern taken to make sure "you get enough to eat? You want more potatoes? You don't look like you eat enough." and it never feels overwhelming or intrusive. As I said, I had fried chicken. It definitely rivaled the stuff I used to eat right up the road at Grandmama Thelma's house. The Green House just one lot off of Kornegay. Again the baked beans were better than any I'd ever had. My friend had the shrimp tacos and absolutely loved them. I had to say I felt the same way. The shrimp tasted fresh, not rubbery, and whatever was in the sauce was addictive. Long story short: hit this place up. Trish Dish isn't fancy, but it is high quality comfort food that is priced really well and you will not be disappointed. You can come as you are. I'm not even sure you have to have shirts and shoes on. The food will make you feel like you came home to grandma's house, and she's making all your favorite foods to celebrate you being home....and everyone is happy to see you.

Trish Dish recently opened in Dover on the corner of East Railroad Street and Main Street. In order…read morefor any restaurant to make it in Dover, it will need to bring in business from surrounding towns. This one is worth the drive! The interior is unassuming but very clean with a lot of photos of delicious food. When I visited today, the owner was away and her daughter, a very pleasant and attentive young woman, was holding down the fort. I chose the most expensive item on the day's menu (only $13) -- smothered pork chop with two sides. I chose mashed potatoes and baked beans. Everything was fantastic and I dare say the pork chop was the best I ever had in a restaurant (and I am not even sure I need to qualify that with "in a restaurant"). I do not plan to be in this area long, but I expect I will make quite a few visits to Trish Dish before I leave town.

I went to the address listed but only saw a shack and no signs to let me know if they moved. The…read morescreened porch(?) didn't look inviting either. I should've called but went somewhere else instead.

Saw that this small place opened up last week and knew we had to try it. Well its was so good I…read morecouldn't wait to write the review. We really hope they can open up more then just Saturday.

This has to be the best caterer ever! Last night we were at a Marine Corps Ball with over 700…read morepeople. The staff was phenomenal and the food the best we have EVER had! The hor doerves not only flowed but continued to be refilled all evening from start to finish at the end of the night. Platters of fruit, cheeses, crackers and more served all of us throughout the evening. Mouth watering beef and delicious chicken, fabulous mashed potatoes and carrots that were wonderful. I cleaned my plate and I NEVER eat like that. My food allergy to onions was not only watched carefully but none of the food served had any onions at all! Bravo to the entire staff especially Ms Garner who worked with us when my husband called as this is the only caterer to consider when I'm the area. Thank you from all of us!! A+++

Excellent love visiting when they have Mother's Day , Father's Day buffet will be the for…read morethanksgiving dinner as well.

I have used the Farmacy chef several times for not only weekly dinners but also party catering. The…read morefood is always delicious and beautifully presented. Chef Colleen is super easy to work with and very accommodating. Her service is outstanding and pricing is very reasonable.

Michi owner of the Wicked Whisk is Fantastic. Always…read morepreparing yummy goodies and feel good food. If you need some ready made meals, treats for a party or special event, don't hesitate to give her a call.

We live about an hour from New Bern. My wife and I like to get away for nearby weekend coastal…read moredestinations every couple of months to loosen up the grind of work. New Bern has become a regular favorite out of our visits to Beaufort, Edenton, Oriental and Wilmington (used to live there). All of those places are worth a visit. Don't get me wrong. We have stayed at neighboring B&Bs near The Jarvis. So far, there is no comparison. We have also stayed at the chain hotels there. If you go to New Bern, The Jarvis is a place you should consider first. You'll get extremely personalized service from Ian, the innkeeper. He slightly reprimanded me for fetching my own coffee on our last morning there. The Jarvis is a destination venue for wedding parties. We expected the sleeping hours might get a little loud and we were prepared for it. However, it was remarkably quiet in the wee hours and the bed may be the most comfortable I have ever slept on. We both came home well rested. I won't go into the cool amenities, but you need to check out 'The Cellar Door' in the basement. We spent a couple of fun hours there during the rain storm that hit while we were there. Highly recommended! We will definitely return.

Lovely quiet place very accessible to all the shopping and dining nearby…read more The downside was that there was no one on duty to ask question about the area! No breakfast either!

We have rented tables and chairs from Bounce-N-Slide several times and they are wonderful! Not…read moreonly are they very reasonable, they deliver, pick up, and you could not ask for more courteous, friendly, and helpful folks. We love doing business Bounce-N-Slide! We highly recommend Bounce-N-Slide Entertainment.