Woodstock Inn Brewery

My son in laws family invited my wife and I to spend a few days before and after Thanksgiving. The room we had was really good. The beds were comfortable. The bathroom was modern and well stocked. The breakfast that came with the package deal was very very generous. They had an all you can eat Thanksgiving buffet dinner for $45. Incredible spread. Not only the traditional Thanksgiving entrees. They had prime rib,ham,fish chowder,lasagna,salads and abundancevarieties of dessert. The food throughout our stay was very good. The staff was very very courteous,considering they worked hard before,during and after Thanksgiving. We will definitely be back next year and possibly during the summer.

Great manager terrible service okay food. Ate at the brewery, service was awful told 20 minute wait and didn’t sit down for 45 minutes after getting in we weren’t given water or greeted for 15 minutes. After speaking to a manager we were immediately helped we ordered everything because of the wait the medium rare steak was hard as a rock and well done. My partner had the chicken broccoli pasta it was okay. The pretzel appetizers were yummy.

Each room is unique and cozy. The staff are the best around! They are friendly and accommodating. The breakfast is top notch! Rooms are clean and well stocked. The atmosphere is relaxing and casual. It is a place to relax after a day on the slopes or hiking. You will not be disappointed!

My husband and I have been so lucky to spend time here several times over the years in December as our calm before the storm trip. We have stayed in rooms in the main house along with other buildings but our favorite is Sabbady. The décor is rustic cabin vibe with a deep jetted tub. The accommodations are very comfortable and the food both in the diningroom of the brewery as well as breakfast in the main diningroom are all delicious. Believe me, you will not go away hungry. Make sure that you try their different brews and if visiting in the fall or winter, relax in front of the huge fireplace in the brewery with a drink and appetizers. It's a great place to unwind. We recommend you check out their packages which work out to be a great deal. Our favorites are the Christmas Tree package and the Romance Package. Everyone at every capacity at the Inn is so friendly and goes out of their way to make your visit a success.

We had an incredible stay at the Woodstock Inn & Station in Lincoln, NH over Thanksgiving weekend, and it’s truly a place that knows how to make guests feel at home. From the moment we arrived, the team welcomed us with genuine warmth and kindness. Their thoughtful attention to detail and the sincere care they put into every interaction made the entire experience feel special and personalized.||Check-in was smooth and friendly, and you can tell the staff takes real pride in creating a memorable stay. Even the small touches don’t go unnoticed. And with the snowfall that weekend, the entire inn transformed into a magical scene—it honestly felt like stepping into a cozy holiday movie. That atmosphere added a charm that made our visit feel even more unforgettable.||Breakfast, included with our stay, was absolutely delicious and served with the same friendly, attentive service we experienced throughout our visit. It was the perfect way to start each morning.||If you’re looking for a place that blends comfort, character, and exceptional hospitality, the Woodstock Inn & Station is truly a standout. Our stay was warm, memorable, and wonderfully relaxing. We can’t wait to return.

Went up north with my family for the day and was really looking forward to going out to dinner here. When we got to the restaurant we waited about an hour to be seated and once we were sat it took about 45 min to get our drinks that we had ordered. The food had actually came out before the drinks and the bread and butter was ice cold. When my dad had gone up to the manager (Hailey) to talk about the issue she looked at him and said that she doesn’t care about the problem and walked away, which we thought was very rude. The food was amazing but will definitely not be coming back. Milan was an amazing server

Booked a client here last week, below is their review: I’ve been visiting NH my whole life but this was my first time staying here and I cannot recommend it enough! The rooms are adorable, vintage, very clean and comfortable. Our room (O’Toole’s Roost) was spacious and had a hot tub. Free REAL breakfast not just continental. Restaurant is really good, especially since you’d be hard pressed to find something memorable to eat in the White Mountains overall. Evenings in NH are notoriously quiet, so we loved having the hot tub inside the room and the restaurant and bar right there. The location was excellent, literally right at the gateway to the Kancamagus. The town is walkable and adorable. I don’t think I’ll ever stay in Lincoln again. This was one of my favorite hotels I’ve ever ever stayed in!

My husband and I go every year for Thanksgiving Dinner. It was awesome as usual. We stay in the Main House. The location is great. We go over the Kangamangus Highway to North Conway on Black Friday. Loon Mountain is a close by ski resort as well. The staff is always pleasant and professional. Making you feel right at home. The room was clean and I also noticed alot of upgrades in our room. A simple facelift goes a long way. What a great experience. Thank you

Reasonable pricing, reasonable service, reasonable food. A cozy spot in Woodstock on a cold day.. Steak and cheese was reported to be basic but good. Mamma's meatloaf had too many things that were not meat in it, but was a big, filling dish.

Solid spot with decent American / bar food with a variety of options. Lots of seating for big groups but it is a popular spot so we had to wait 20 minutes. Inside you get cozy ski shack vibes with a big fireplace going off to the side. We enjoyed the pulled pork sandwich and the Cubano wrap. The pork was moist and the jalapeño slaw was great.

Treat your bar guests badly - don't expect them to stay. Is it too much to ask for a taste of a beer? Now mind you, I wouldn't if I knew the beer was good, but I'm sorry New England microbrews have been a big hit or miss. The bartender at the bar in the brewery was perhaps the rudest I've ever encountered. I couldn't sit there and take it. These big tippers left.

When we came in with a party of 7, it was busy, and we were told it would be a 40-50 minute wait. However, we ended finding a spot right next to the giant fireplace, which was very nice after a day of playing in snow. I decided to do the brew sampler just because there are very few beers that I find I like enough to drink a whole one. All the beers I tried, I liked enough to finish the sampler. Found the cardigan sampler to be the easiest to drink. The s'mores beer was my favorite, but l think would have been too rich to drink the whole thing. All the food we had was really good, and our server was very quick and on top of everything. The nachos were good, but it was an enormous portion size. The cheese with the pretzels were good too. And the brownie was delicious.

Great beer and great food! The place was packed! Lovely place, sat at the bar and had a great time.

Wow what a great way to wrap up a nice snowy hike up East Osceola. Bunch of us grabbed a quick bite before heading home and we were highly impressed with the food selection and quality. Quick service when we arrive and the staff were able to respond to all of our beer questions lol. Burgers were delicious and the decor was rustic but clean. We hung around and watch the end of the Patriot game with the staff too

Classic dining option in North Woodstock, New Hampshire. Location: On the main drag of North Woodstock, the Woodstock Inn is a the tried and true option for a beer and some solid pub fare food. With a renovated dining area, there is bright and now open space near the bar area. We sat twice in the dining on a weekday lunchtime. They are one of the few locations open daily with many other restaurants with weekday being close Food and drink: We looked for some of their special items. We ordered a few items in our lunches. Station chili - this is very tasty but be careful with the side order size because the side doesn't come in the bread bowl which is what we we were looking for. Meatloaf horseshoe (open face sandwich) topped with French fries and pig's ear cheese sauce The Mac and cheese with chili in a bread bowl was a carb heavy item in the special section which I enjoyed. Banana Baked Blast is their classic dessert with a deep fried banana that takes time about 15 minutes before it comes out. The whip cream portion was a generous amount and filling item. Staff: We had two different waiters who were welcoming and friendly. One of them was slightly more present but the food was excellently prepared and ready in a timely manner so no problems Overall: The Woodstock Inn is a classic for a reason. They have excellent comfort food options. I recommend checking out their specials to find the unique and newer options if you like a big dessert, go with the banana baked blast.

Really cool spot. Good stews and environment. Gets packed quickly during the weekends. Nice outside area but the bees will get you. Our server was a bit snappy and nearly yelled at us when we asked to split the bill in 2. Also, the boys got fries and got jipped. Barely gave a handful. His taco also looked like someone ate all the filling out of it. The nachos were class and tasted great huge portion as well. Table for the most part enjoyed everything. Will return, but hopefully they treat everyone's meal with the same attention. Greg C

This is such a fun place. Food is delicious and beer is very good. Had the seasonal beer. A hearty stout called "S"mores stout. A little sweet but sooo good. If you like meatloaf, you can't go wrong here. If you can eat in the bar. You won't regret stopping here.

Stopped in for breakfast. Very impressed. Service was excellent, warm and friendly and very attentive. Had the omelette. Great deal, prices include coffee, ojuice and a sticky bun. Excellent choice if in the area.

We went here twice this weekend, for food, drinks, music and breakfast. One of our favorite places in the area. The inside decor is inviting, warm and cozy loft/barn old cottage feeling with little rooms everywhere. Everything we had here was great and the service was great and always meet great people here. They always have great music on Friday and Saturday nights. This was the first time we had breakfast here and didn't disappoint as well. Will be back each time we are in the area.

We stopped in here for lunch after going through the ice castles. When we walked in the hostess asked if we wanted a table, then noted that all the bar seating, both at, and around the bar, is first come first serve. We opted for a two person table in a small side area (three tables in this particular area). Our server was great - super friendly, and made recommendations along the way, both on the beer, and the food. We both opted for beer flights (great way to try more of the menu). My favorite was hands down the s'mores, also enjoyed the Fiona's gold, lil moody, wassail, and maple beers. For an appetizer, we started with the duck wings, which were perfectly cooked, with nicely crisped outer skin, and an Asian inspired sauce that was very flavorful. For lunch, I had the Turkey Maple BLT, which came on spent grain bread with plenty of turkey, lettuce, tomato, bacon and maple aioli made with local syrup. It was delicious. We will absolutely be back to try more of the menu!

After bringing my sister and her family to Flume Gorge, we worked up a little appetite and saw this gem beautiful town was close by. So we all decided to check it out, parking was a little hectic but it was during the long 4th of July weekend so don't let that stop you from enjoying the sights of Woodstock Inn. Let's get down to the real business.. food and dranks: Pork Belly Tacos: They tasted like a bbq joints pork belly and the rest of the taco was very bland and plain. The beer that I ordered as well tasted okay but I wouldn't order it again. The service was amazing it's just the food wasn't in point and that's why I gave it 3 starts. I know we have more hikes planned in the area and I hope to give this spot another chance.

Great drinks + food. I only took a photo of my drink- the virgin pomegranate mule. This was absolutely delicious and is a great option if you don't feel like drinking. I tried some of my boyfriend's lemon blueberry pale ale and I regret not getting the same- equally delicious! For food I got the deli melt. It's an open face sandwich so a bit difficult to eat but I'm happy with my meal. I would come back when I'm in the area again!

A staple in the area didn't disappoint! Was a busy day but able to sit outside to enjoy the weather. Food selection was good, beer selection was good. Service was quick and fast considering how busy it was. Prices were reasonable, will be back

Stayed here over 30 years ago in the main house and their breakfast was included with their famous sticky buns. They were worth the trip alone. Not so much anymore. The sticky buns now were a big disappointment but the rest of the breakfast was great. If you stayed in one of their rooms you had your choice on the menu. I had scrambled eggs with bacon and home fries with a basket of toast.

This was one of my favorite places to frequent. I was excited as there was no wait. We were seated immediately. Waitstaff was better than the previous times. Minimal personality. But the food......... I ordered what was my favorite... the sweet potato ravioli. All I can compare it to, was ravioli in soup. I could not eat it as I was on the verge of gagging. The duck wings were literally bones battered, no meat. The steak and cheese was your average but probably the best thing we ordered besides a salad. It was a disappointment. I feel like it is slowly going down hill. The ambiance was clean and the usual.

On a trip to Northern New Hampshire I decided to stop into the Woodstock Inn brewery. The decor is absolutely incredible. So much natural wood and New Hampshire history on the walls. The bar is huge and made of wood as well. The barstools are very comfortable, and the beer was great! The next morning, I went there for breakfast as this is as advertised and inn that also has a restaurant and breakfast. Coffee, sticky bun, and home fries are included with every meal. That being said every meal is kind of pricey. Just a stack of blueberry pancakes for example is $15. Now don't get me wrong. I had some of them with a combination plate and they were very good, but it is expensive for breakfast.

The ambience was great. Ate a dinner and a breakfast there. For dinner I had the award winning chili and my friend had a burger with gorgonzola . We both had beers from the brewery. Everything was great, not just good. Breakfast was even better. When you sit down they immediately serve warm pecan rolls and coffee. They come with all breakfasts. The Falls omelette was delicious.

Busy on a Sunday, and they churn the crowds through. Beer touring, we sampled a flight, and found a mixed bag of- some good juicy (and not too hoppy) IPAs as well as a too-hoppy red. Food was not bad but not great; tasty bread on the sandwich, and undetectable aioli (IMO, a BLT needs mayo, yet the bread was dry). Not bad, not great.

Food was so so, beer was good, the ambience and table set up on the patio, not good. Would I return, no! I ordered blackened fish tacos, sounds good but they were actually so spicy, I at the 1st one, tried to eat the 2nd & got 1/2 way through and stopped. They were so spicy, I couldn't taste anything else including the great beer I ordered. Don't get me wrong, I like spicy but I also like to taste the different flavor profile in my food, I couldn't taste anything. Patio was super busy & noisy, tables very close together & outs was mostly in the sun. Beer got hot before I finished it. Overall, I wouldn't recommend

We always visit the Woodstock Brewery when we are in town. The food was excellent as usual. We had a young gentleman by name of Tevon wait on us. He was extremely attentive. One of the best servers I've ever seen.

This restaurant has remained my absolute favorite for years now! Delicious food and beer (I'm so impressed by the variety of beers they brew!) and always fantastic service. I especially want to shout out Nate and Zach who always take excellent care of me when I come in post-hiking. These two are absolute gems, they know my usual order, they're awesome to chat with and really make the experience a total joy! My favorite items are their burgers or the short rib tacos; the duck wings app is also AMAZING! Congratulations to this place on 30 tasty years!

THANK YOU Woodstock Inn for a fabulous wedding weekend! We had an Awesome time celebrating our son's wedding this past weekend. Everything went as planned. The food and accommodations were great. Peggy and her wedding staff were helpful and attentive to our needs the entire weekend Do not hesitate to book your wedding at the Woodstock Inn and Brewery!

Slow Tuesday evening- surprised brewery not more crowded. Noticed a couple of servers from prior years but most were relatively new. Generous pours and still good food. My chicken and broccoli Alfonzo was very good and will be my lunch for tomorrow. The kids ordered fajitas and Mac and cheese- both entrees received thumbs up. The perennial best brewery in the White Mountains according to NH magazine.

I came here on a Saturday night for some dinner and drinks at around 8PM (kitchen closes at 10PM and bar closes at midnight). The bartender was very kind and let us sample some of their beers before committing to a whole glass. The drinks were great and he was super attentive. He took our food order in a timely manner. My boyfriend ordered the chicken wings, which he loved. I ordered the short rib tacos. The reason I deducted a star was because my food came out nearly 20 minutes after his and the tacos were a bit cold. Nonetheless, the ambiance was very nice. While they do offer indoor seating, we spent our time on the outdoor patio. This includes a bar and plentiful seating with beautiful light fixtures, wooden detailing, and floral pieces.

The place itself is very cool and has that old school small town feel to it. Last night (Saturday) the live music was going and the place was PACKED. Fantastic energy and everyone having fun. It was a pretty fun small town spot and everyone seemed to know each other I liked it However the food wasn't all that great. 2 out of 5. I don't think however this place survives off its food. For a fun weekend night vibe and fun time this is a must go.

Five out of five in all categories, even at the end of a busy lunch on a holiday weekend! We waited for the quoted time, 25 minutes. Nice area to wait with seats, we had our dog with us, when I called to inquire, they stated that "we loved dogs"! Knowing this, we felt really good about being able to stop for lunch! Cocktails were the banana split drink, which was similar to a mudslide, but with a bit of a banana split taste. The drink was phenomenal, my husband said it was better than any other frozen drink he's had. I had a Mia margarita and a Pom margarita, neither was super sweet and both were very tasty! Also, the price was very reasonable. Lunch entrées were a steak and cheese with french fries and onion rings for my husband, he was pleased with both I opted for the mahi fish tacos, which were very good tasting, may have even been fresh! For the side, I asked if they had anything other than the usual potato & I ordered a quinoa/brown rice mix. I have had many fish tacos, and I have to say that these were definitely some of the best that I've ever had, Simple, understated, healthy, and very good. For our dog, we ordered a side of grilled salmon, which was a very good size and I mixed it with the brown rice/quinoa -. She loved this and barked that it was definitely a five star.!! Will definitely be back, we really enjoyed this experience sitting in their lovely garden, will bring the grandchildren next time, I know they will love it !! Highly recommend this establishment and their staff, they had an extremely busy day and were no worse for where, impressive, especially nowadays!

We decided to visit this restaurant based on its reviews and ambience, but our experience was disappointing and unprofessional. While the food and drinks were good and the portion sizes were reasonable, the service left us disappointed. We were seated directly under the sun surrounded by bees constantly hovering around, making it uncomfortable. The waiter who served us was extremely rude and dismissive -- he barely paid attention to our order made us repeat our orders three times then he pulled out his notes to take a note. He made condescending remarks throughout the interaction. What made this experience more uncomfortable and unpleasant was his manner of service. He refused to place the food or drinks on the table but held in the air hovering until we reached out to take it from his hand. It felt very awkward and disrespectful. What happened later is that when we noticed our bank statement a few days later, we noticed that the tip amount on our bill payment is altered after the payment and we were charged more, which is both unethical and unprofessional. I hope the management takes this feedback seriously and ensures that future guests are treated with the respect and honesty they deserve.

The place can get pretty busy but we still got great service from our server. The Pumpkin Beer really tasted great. The Beer Battered Onion Rings were on point. They are very addicting. The basket of rings is good enough for four or five people. The Short Rib Tacos tasted great. The place is super popular in the area and the food still didn't disappoint.

Patio was nice but the food could use some flavor. The meatloaf felt like it was just short of being decent.

Food was great and servings were generous. All staff we interacted with were efficient and friendly. The ambiance was casual and comfortable. Outside is a bit crowded but still fine. We ate here twice within a couple of days and everything was consistent. Highly recommend

We went to this spot on accident and I am so glad the other spot was closed for the day! We really enjoyed our meal here! One of the best dinner's of our trip! Even though it was very cold we sat outside. There are heaters throughout the space though which helps! First we started our meal with a seasonal beer that tasted like spiced apples. It was very good! For my meal I went with the Fish & Chips which was huge!!! The fish was flaky and moist and super crunchy from the panko breading. It was served with a lemon slice and tartar sauce and so good I ate it all. Normally the coleslaw is a filler side but this one was tasty! A little mayo-e, very crunchy, slightly tangy and slightly sweet. Honestly the perfect slaw. The fries were also great and not to mention the ranch was delicious here! I stole an onion ring from my sister and if you can order them make sure you do! They are beer battered perfection. Nice and crunchy! The perfect onion ring.

Everything was spot on from the time we checked in to the time we checked out!! Jenny was at the front desk when we arrived on Friday afternoon and was a delight. Very helpful with telling about the area in such. Steve at the bar inside was so nice. Zac at the outside was just as nice. The food was amazing here. Will return for sure!!

We arrived ahead of the check in time so went to the bar end enjoyed a Pigs Ear Ale and chatted with a couple from Canada. After checking in to our lovely warm and cozy room we returned to the bar and ordered shrimp scampi for dinner, it was delicious and at the bartenders recommendation he pared it with their Arethusas Pilsner. We returned to our room the Haystack settled in lit the fireplace relaxed. The next morning we went down to the warm sunny dining room and were seated at a window overlooking the main street and the Inns front yard. Our server brought us a carafe of hot coffee, sweet rolls and warm cinnamon bread. I enjoyed the complimentary breakfast ordering the Monte Cristo French toast and comes with hashbrowns and a slice of melon, it was amazing. My wife isn't much of a breakfast person so I ordered a second Monte Cristo French toast to go. My wife and I are a returning guests at the Inn and always have a wonderful experience. The Inn sends us their event calendar and special lodging packages and gives us a twenty percent discount on our birthday and anniversary months. If I could give the Woodstock Inn and Brewery more than a five star review I would and highly recommend it for a great stay and experience in the great state of New Hampshire.

Had a late lunch/early dinner here. There were 4 of us and we ate inside. Our waiter was very friendly and made excellent suggestions for our meals. I had the short rib tacos, delicious. My brother in law had the meatloaf sandwich which was HUGE (he took 3/4 of it home) all the food was very good. And the ambience was nice and quiet. Would definitely come back, when visiting this area.

The Mac and cheese and pickle burger were absolutely delicious! Also best expresso martini I have ever had hands down. The martini was perfectly pumpkin flavored and strong! I am looking forward to returning her during the skii season!

I have been a customer for over six years. I have never had a bad meal or a bad beer. The flowers are exquisite. The service is over the top. All the servers are very nice and from different places. I can't believe how wonderful the atmosphere of this place is with the flowers, water fountains. and birds. There are two large pine trees nestled above the eating area and the Inn! What unique GEM! Highly recommended!!!

Although we didn't eat, the service was awesome! Very attentive and it was packed on Valentine's evening. I had a Titos martini which was scrumptious!

We had a great dinner with grandkids. Staff was very friendly and helpful! Food was delicious and drinks were yummy

Good food and beer selection. We were seated immediately. Service was friendly. The place has interesting decor and is loud - there was a raucous group near us and the bar area was extra loud with some sort of guess-the-song competition going on.

This was a great restaurant!!! Thankfully they had a place to seat the 8 in our party with a big round booth!! Beautiful interior and great menu. Everyone got some great food! I had the French onion soup that was so good and I also got a Caesar salad, but the salad was disappointing. Unfortunately, they didn't use traditional Caesar dressing. The dressing tasted like Marzettis low fat Caesar dressing which is very very vinegary, I only ate half because that dressing was very strong. Someone said that the burger was one of the best. We really enjoyed our meals and our server was excellent. We will definitely stop here again on another visit (and just not get a Caesar salad)!!

My previous review was a five-star based solely on the food and service since we had not yet been in our room. The food was absolutely wonderful. We had the kitchen sink nachos - delicious! The place is decorated wonderfully for country/mountain vibe, and Fitzy was an awesome server. At breakfast we encountered Jason, Luke and Milan during our stay and they were the BEST! The bartenders downstairs, Matt and Paul were top notch and Thomas in the Tap Room was just as great. Michael, our brew tour guide was amazing! There is nothing bad to say about the food and service. However, there is one thing that has kept me from giving the 5-star rating. The parking is horrible. Guests staying at the property should have first choice parking. We should not have to park two blocks down the street and walk to our rooms. There should be parking designated for guests of the Inn and those coming to eat there that are not staying on property should have to park elsewhere. My friend and I had nowhere to park after returning from a day of sight seeing. This was very frustrating, and we were not happy at all. There is no reason why the main lot behind the Lodge cannot have specified spots for those staying on property. They should be reserved for guests, and those not staying should use spaces that are left after guests are provided with reserved spaces. Most places you stay provide guest parking. Mark spaces as reserved for guests only and provide each guest with a placard to put inside their vehicle to note they are guests. If someone is on that space without the placard, they get towed. Again, extremely unfair to have your guests not be able to park on property. ESPECIALLY if those guests are handicapped. I would love to return at some point, as the place is gorgeous and a lot of fun; however, I would say that if I have to fight for parking the next time, I may reconsider future trips.

Been coming here for years. As always food was well portioned and tasty. We sat outside on this beautiful July day. So peaceful. Our server was friendly and engaging. While the tacos and sour cream were not so beard friendly (my mess) it was delicious.

This place wasn't bad at all. So big you're going to get lost lol. But anyway was very understanding to the tact my son absolutely hate his burger took it off and got him something new out super fast. That was really cool of them. Sophia was our server we loved her so nice.

-Food was excellent. -Lots of choices on the menu. -Relaxed atmosphere. -Family friendly. -Great service. -Fair prices. -Great service.

I ordered a martini before our meal. It came in a large tumbler glass, like what you get for lemon aid, and no garnish. I was also up charged for Titos which I did not ask for. The Station Club sandwich is huge - too huge but not tasty enough to take home leftover. The Ambiance is great, flowers are real and very fragrant. So enjoy the flowers and have a martini.

I came out this way to have a couple night solo getaway to clear my head in the mountains. I was so impressed by Woodstock Inn and Brewery, which was easily my favorite stay in in the NH Whites or VT Greens so far. The accommodations were lovely. They made me think of a hybrid between a hotel and an airbnb. Check in at a normal hotel office and get a gate code for a cozy room in a house around the block, but with nice-hotel-grade housekeeping quality. The brewpub was quite good, both in terms of food and its homemade beer, and the room charge included a terrific sit-down breakfast. What impressed me most was the accumulation of hospitable little details that made for an inviting experience. The gate code set to correspond to your phone number so there's nothing to memorize; nice toiletries; nice meals on location. Most of these details disappeared from hospitality in the pandemic, and it's very rare to see them at any cost I can afford these days.

Solid place to get a bite to eat. This place is huge and busy. We went around 4pm and had a 20 min wait, when we left (around 6pm) the patrons were waiting about an hour. I started with a hippy place cocktail. It was pretty good for a fruity drink. The award winning best appetizer the sweet potato ravioli was honestly underwhelming. I think the noodles were not completely cooked. The flavor was nice, has a little kick. But the texture was off. I then had the ribs which had a nice flavor however, they were not fall off the bone as I'm use to. I got sweet potato fries and steamed broccoli on the side. The sweet potato fries were kinda cold. :( The apple crisp was a solid choice. The staff was amazing. I had a staff member that was training however he was excellent! I would return for drinks and atmosphere.