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Woodstone Tavern

4.4 (98 reviews)
Closed 11:30 am - 10:00 pm

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Moderate noise
Casual
Outdoor seating
Dogs allowed

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Liselle O.

This restaurant is a hidden gem in Holyoke. Everyone was really friendly. My waiter, Ryan, was awesome. Everything was really good! I definitely will be back!!

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Juliette P.

Two of us went for dinner an early dinner on Saturday -- and were seated at booth. We ordered drinks (an ale and a cranberry juice), watermelon salad, and Mexican street corn (without the gluten). Then for our meals we had the seared salmon and statler chicken breast. Everything was delicious -- and even though it seemed a bit small, it was the perfect portion for us. The waitress was very nice and everything came out quickly! Cute, tasty find!

Chad L.

Parking: Street parking and this is a tough one because when you pull into the area, it is not the greatest location by the looks of it at night. Decor: Very friendly and inviting Staff: We ate at the bar, had William as our waiter/tender and he was on point with food ideas, portion descriptions and never an empty drink Food: Extremely tasty, the flatbread had sauce on it, too many times they are just topping and very little sauce. The steak and fish (pictured) were presented very well on some nice but different plates (nice to see a bit of style) Price: I cannot speak to Holyoke as it was my first time but was about average with drinks. Overall: If you are in the area, check it out, you will love the food and service!

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Sue S.

Nice Irish pub vibe. I think we went on a short-staffed night as the service wasn't great. The beef carpaccio was bland. The filet mignon and the mushroom ravioli were good but overpriced.

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Lorraine G.

Woodstone offers patio dining amidst a garden of perennials and hanging plants. They have recently eliminated weekly entertainment as they move towards an upscale dining experience. My dining partner chose fried oysters as an appetizer. He devoured them. For our entree, we chose rigatoni bolognese. The pasta was cooked perfectly al dente but overall the bolognese was lacking. I usually choose a sandwich option here but burger was the only choice this evening. Service was great as was the mango margarita. Parking can be challenging and we had to circle a few times before finding a spot in their lot.

Eric P.

My wife and I have made Woodstone one of our favorite pubs to visit. Every menu item we have tried we have really enjoyed! The service continues to be friendly and attentive. The tavern has a very unpretentious vide that we love! Most recently, we had the Irish nachos and they were so delicious! They are served with their house made potato chips, topped with corned beef, thousand island dressing, sour cream and scallions. Amazing! We both had the beef fillet special which was excellent! I especially appreciate that the truffle butter actually has black truffle in it! We really like the relaxed vibe of Woodstone. Everyone we have recommended this tavern to has loved it!

Caramelized onion dip.
Dawn E.

Super cool energy in here. Stopped in for lunch with my mother after a grueling and expensive trip to the Apple Store in Springfield. This place is special. The staff is friendly and attentive and the food was quite good. We had dip and flatbread and the beet salad (which did not skimp on the goat cheese!). I'm never in this area so I'm not sure I'll ever pop in again, but, it's worth a stop if you're in town and if you're local and you're not already a regular, you should question your decision making skills.

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Jaclyn P.

The food was so good! And the vibes in there were immaculate. It was cozy with small tables for two, perfect for a romantic evening. The servers were very nice and the food was pretty fast even though they seemed busy. The drinks took a little longer but it was worth the wait. I would definitely eat there again. The arugula salad was great, and as a vegetarian they had good options -- I had to choose between a couple good options! The bread with the honey butter was incredible as an appetizer. Definitely want to go back!

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Jen H.

Such a great spot to eat. The place was busy but had plenty of room at the bar and the bartender was friendly. Food was excellent and I highly recommend the meet and cheese board. There was a ton of food for the price. Parking is a little tricky, but if you don't want to parallel park on the street there is a small lot behind the building. Atmosphere was laid back but upscale at the same time.

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Food and service is great. Not a very big menu but what they have is fantastic. Classic bar and grill ambiance.

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Great food, great service - was in area for a wedding, everything the bartender recommended was as he promised

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Food and service very good. A little loud due to a party in the bar so not sure if acoustics are great every night.

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Nice place, good food, good service. Slightly upscale ambiance and a long beautiful bar.

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Excellent food and service! I recommend it as they have a great selection of items. Our server was also great.

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Food specials  Sept '23
Food specials Sept '23
Specials board Sept.'23
Specials board Sept.'23
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