A friend suggested Tumbledown Farm to Fork to us knowing we would be in the area, riding the…read moreCotton Valley Rail Trail from the eastern end in Sanborville, to western end (Wolfeboro), and back again. Our friend spoke highly about the pizza, but we were in the mood for something different. Because we were super hungry, and nothing on the appetizers list was calling to us that day, we stared with a side of fries. There was nothing special about them, but we were't expecting them to be special. They were simply good/nicely crisped crinkle-cut fries. I had the Fried Haddock Sandwich, and she had the Cedar Plank Salmon. Both were solid fare. Our only complaint--and it's a minor one--was that they are short-staffed. This is a common problem for lots of places these days, so we've learned to be patient, but we felt like our dining experience here took longer than it should have given that we were here between the lunch and dinner rush (around 2:00). The decor was fun and in keeping with the farm-to-table theme, which, we applaud and prefer. We'll be camping in the area this fall, I suspect we'll be back to try the pizza.

Newly opened They have a salad bar. The chili cup went up no longer served with tortilla chips…read morenine dollars a cup, and it was lukewarm. Fried haddock sandwich was not even a quarter of an inch thick. It was as thick as two slices of lettuce. Very very disappointing and the IPA was $11 a glass. Would I recommend for the atmosphere yes for the pricing no

As a fairly amature golfer i find this to be one of m favorite places to play. It isn't kiddie…read moreleave easy but it isn't PGA level hard, nice mix of right in the middle. I am not sure if it varies from year to year but i noticed it was only $1000 for a year membership, if you compare that to some of the other courses in New Englad that seems to be really fair. This is a municipal maintained course, and typically that means that they don't have the same resources private clubs have but personally i dont think you would ever know. My only complaint is that the range is pretty close to the first hole and you will find 3-4 dozen range balls all over the 1st hole.

We tried the course for the first time on 9/8/23 and thought that it was a great course for a very…read morereasonable cost. Lots of fun. Most holes different from the others.

Friendly staff and BEAUTIFUL location. I went there for a…read morewedding in June, location is quite stunning, the barn is gorgeous and the grounds are well maintained. Things I would fix: Leave the buffet station out longer. It seems like the food was bright out then packed up WAY faster than people could eat. The coffee station should be left out till the END. Was packed up an hour prior to end. People who were drinking (or working the wedding) all night should have the choice of coffee before they leave. **set up a small table of such for VENDORS. I saw vendors eating in the lobby because they had no place to eat or sit. Not cool.

We absolutely loved this venue. We had an amazing day and the weather couldn't have been better! It…read moreis a beautiful venue both ceremony and barn! We were so lucky to have Shannon and all of the other staff assisting us and having everything timed and ready to go. We are so blessed to have had our special day at the Barn at Bull Meadow and wouldn't have changed anything at all! Shannon was very responsive to emails back and forth from me, was very nice, and had a good personality. The closers were also awesome! I appreciate all the help and ceremony precession direction! Everything was well executed and we had a great time!

What an imposing residence.... And what a wonderful space now dedicated to the arts and special…read moreevents. The Kimball-Jenkins Estate has been gracing the old estate section of New Hampshire's capital city since before the American Revolution. A stone's throw from the site of the first Garrison House built during the French and Indian Wars in the 1740s, the site of the first house built in Concord NH in 1726, and the beautiful, Greek Revival home of President Franklin Pierce, 14th President of the United States. The Kimball-Jenkins Estate is a gorgeous Victorian estate with several annex buildings. The main building houses events and part of the display collection, which this month had beautiful paintings drawn by former Kimball-Jenkins students. I especially liked some that had a little Pollock infusion. The annex buildings house the Academy of Arts and the carriage house is used for special events. In several visits here, I've been in two different events at the carriage house, which is a superb place for events. The rest of the campus is also beautiful and well suited for weddings or just a stroll. A unique, beautiful, and historical gem in New Hampshire's Capital City.

Great staff, beautiful buildings and lots of opportunity to be expressive and engaged in learning…read moresomething new!

Excellent conference spaces and the food is good, if you're a meat eater. At this price, you can't…read morejust pull the meat off the plate and call it vegetarian. Vegetarians need protein too! Just add an egg or some tofu, feta cheese or chickpeas.

I really enjoyed attending a conference here. The room was on the chilly side and the people…read morerunning the conference said they asked staff turn up the heat but it seemed to never improve. Otherwise I was very impressed with this facility as it was comfortable, clean, and pleasant. The bathrooms were also very clean which I appreciated.

The Winthrop Carter House is a beautiful facility for a wedding. Luckily, I was able to attend a…read morewedding here and they have a striking barn and outdoor area that really lends itself to having an elegant wedding venue. Winthrop Carter House has an outdoor area with bench seating that is nestled in trees for the perfect outdoor wedding. The staff working the wedding was incredibly nice and keeps their facility well-maintained and work to ensure everything goes well on your perfect day. The barn is strikingly decorated with rustic but refined lighting fixtures. The barn is also decently sized. For a wedding that had about 120 guests, it was cozy, but there was still enough room to seat everyone and still have a dance floor. If you are looking for a rustic barn wedding with a modern, elegant touch, Winthrop Carter House is definitely a facility to check out!

I couldn't even get a response to be able to view the venue or to see if my wedding date was…read moreavailable. I tried both through e-mail and telephone. Not a good way to run a business or get new cliental

Sat at the bar for dinner. Bartender was friendly and timely. Menu is good and daily specials…read morelooked great. Got the fried chicken salad, food came quick and it was very good. Drink menu was good as well. Good place to watch a game!

Stopped for dinner and drinks with friends. I ordered a burger and onions rings to try to dull the…read morememory of the last burger, that I ordered down the street out, of my head. This one was cooked to a beautiful medium and it did the trick. It wasn't amazing, but it had some flavor to it.

4 for staff & production, 3 for location. In a deserted mall. We saw Caberet. Theatre on the inside…read morehad everything you needed. About 100 seats consetions, bathrooms. All you need. Production was worth the night. Lively, good dancing, acting ,& singing!

We went to see Gregg Boggis, and friends Mike and Ken. I have a full respect that this is a co-op…read more!! Boggis greeted us at the door of a small but cozy venue...there were a number of people that had BYOB......which is ok with us... Boggis opened the show....with the same act that is seen on YOU TUBE 2011. (as I googled him to ensure that the show was appropriate for my 87 year old mother in law) I personally was disappointed in the three comedians...They seemed to be blind to today's issues....and Ken is in Boston, MA. It appeared to me that the Comics were clearly not prepared to entertain the audience of today. It is my suggestion that the comics do some work prior to their next show.....if they wish to keep the show alive....Mike's parents generator, and Ken's gay uncle ( when Ken is clearly gay) really is not funny... We paid a good amount of money to be entertained.....this missed the mark.

My youngest is 12 and we went with some friends. The kids loved this place. So much to do. They…read morewere exhausted after an hour but still wanted to stay. Very affordable, clean and the staff was great. Our group of kids was a little rough and the staff was excellent with them. Thanks and we will be back again.