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    White Rose at Bridgewater

    3.7 (50 reviews)
    Open • 11:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    WHITE ROSE AT BRIDGEWATER ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Classy
    Happy hour specials

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    Harissa Grilled Sirloin
    Steffen R.

    Nice place to eat on the golf course, very open with a good number of tvs if needed. Food is always good, specials are worth checking out for sure. Drinks were solid as well. Servers have always been friendly and attentive, no complaints. Great venue, check it out if it's on your list.

    CRAB PRETZEL
    Courtney S.

    The food was appropriately priced and the venue was very nice with stunning golf course views. Our server, Jacob, was appropriately attentive and made sure we were taken care of. They have an Orange crush drink on special every Saturday, which was very delicious. The food was good, and the arcade was a great addition to entertain children, especially while we waited for a table.

    BEER BATTERED COD
    Ashley Y.

    Very nice place! Big windows and view of the golf course, bar in the middle. Place is not super formal, you could definitely come dressed casually or dress up a little bit too. I came here on Memorial Day Monday and was surprised they were open on Mondays and holidays. They have happy hour daily 4-6pm with half off 4 apps (steamed shrimp, steamed clams, blue crab dip, and loaded fries) and half off all glasses of wine, beers, and cocktails. Great deal. They also have live music and a calendar on the website. Apps: -Steamed clams - awesome, clams in melted butter, great huge toasty buttered baguette (2 slices). -Blue crab dip - this was another must have if you like crab dip. Cheesy, crabby, delicious! Cocktails: Knocked off 1 star for the cocktails -Strawberry Fields and for some reason it had a cherry cough syrup taste and was pretty weak -Who's your Caddy? Grapefruit - didn't taste any grapefruit, tasted mostly like a diluted tea with very little alcohol -Skinny mule - on the stronger side, husband liked it enough Entrees: -Chimchurri steak - done perfectly medium rare, good sauce mashed potatoes and asparagus. Could use more asparagus! -Cod - flaky, moist, crunchy, well cooked. Great sides again Dessert: -Chocolate torte - fudgy and delicious but a bit small. Maybe try the chocolate cake next time Service: Great and prompt!

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    Taina R.

    Service was very good! Our waiter was attentive and great! I've been here many times and always come back for the view and the calm atmosphere during lunch time. Food was so good. Definitely recommend the Mahi Tacos with sweet potatoes fries!

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    Phil O.

    Best deal in town: Sundays are $8 large cheeseburgers w/french fries. High-quality meat too! They don't open until noon everyday, so no early brunch. Delightful location overlooking the golf course.

    Pricey burger no roll and asparagus up charge
    Tracy K.

    This was my first time here and it was crazy busy on a Friday. I came at 5:20 and waited 40 minutes for a table when there were 4 parties ahead of me. Sat at the bar in the meantime for happy hour, half price drinks was nice. Our server was prompt and pleasant. I ordered a CBR burger without a roll and asked to sub the fries for asparagus. I didn't know there was going to be a 2.96 upcharge for 6 short stalks of asparagus. It's not like they charge you less if you don't get the fries. Burger was suppose to be medium and was more like well done. The place looks nice from its former occupant.

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