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mcdude · 10-19-2004, 09:48 AM

I've mentioned this place on two other threads so I hope I am not getting repetitious. If you are at the southern end of the lake this place is only a ten or fifteen minute ride. We have enjoyed this place several times on special occasions, although they get a mixed review from the Union Leader.
Union Leader Review
I've had their Carbonarra twice and it is to die for. I have since ordered it at two Boston area restaurants who apparently had no clue how to prepare this meal. (It was watery and tasteless almost like a soup) At Ristorante La Contadina it was thick and creamy! YUM! The waitresses tend to be young, needed to ask our questions of the cook staff, but it is owned by a family that also owns a restaurant in the north end of Boston.

10-19-2004, 09:48 AM	#3
mcdude Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Rock Haven Lake - West Newfield, ME Posts: 5,367 Thanks: 374 Thanked 1,057 Times in 495 Posts	Carbonarra at Ristorante La Contadina I've mentioned this place on two other threads so I hope I am not getting repetitious. If you are at the southern end of the lake this place is only a ten or fifteen minute ride. We have enjoyed this place several times on special occasions, although they get a mixed review from the Union Leader. Union Leader Review I've had their Carbonarra twice and it is to die for. I have since ordered it at two Boston area restaurants who apparently had no clue how to prepare this meal. (It was watery and tasteless almost like a soup) At Ristorante La Contadina it was thick and creamy! YUM! The waitresses tend to be young, needed to ask our questions of the cook staff, but it is owned by a family that also owns a restaurant in the north end of Boston.