The Restaurant - Wolfeboro

patman · 05-27-2009, 10:45 AM

The ex-WHoP location has been completely renovated, and re-opened recently as "The Restaurant", complete with a gas fireplace. If you were ever there for pizza, you won't recognize the place now. They have a nice summer/beach/boating/lake themed decor.

I enjoyed the food there both times I ate there. They have standard fare (burgers, salads, etc) and some nice higher end choices (steaks, fish, chicken). They have tables in both rooms, as well as a bar in the main room. There were families there with kids, as well as people out for a 'night out on the town', and I think the atmosphere worked for either.

First trip I had a wedge salad, and a burger with fries. Both the salad and the burger were huge (and good), and the price was reasonable. I think it was $7.50 for the burger/fries and another $4.50 or so for the salad.

Second trip I had soup and the 8oz filet special. The corn chowder soup was extremely good, definitely made from scratch, and actually had a lot of personality to it. (Come to think of it, everything there seems to be made from scratch...even the fries. Everything was very fresh.) The steak was very good, although a bit on the spendy side at $24...but then again, that is about the going rate for a filet at a restaurant.

They're open for dinner, although I heard a rumor that they were also going to be open for lunches soon too...

05-27-2009, 10:45 AM	#1
patman Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: NH Posts: 379 Thanks: 56 Thanked 156 Times in 78 Posts	The Restaurant - Wolfeboro The ex-WHoP location has been completely renovated, and re-opened recently as "The Restaurant", complete with a gas fireplace. If you were ever there for pizza, you won't recognize the place now. They have a nice summer/beach/boating/lake themed decor. I enjoyed the food there both times I ate there. They have standard fare (burgers, salads, etc) and some nice higher end choices (steaks, fish, chicken). They have tables in both rooms, as well as a bar in the main room. There were families there with kids, as well as people out for a 'night out on the town', and I think the atmosphere worked for either. First trip I had a wedge salad, and a burger with fries. Both the salad and the burger were huge (and good), and the price was reasonable. I think it was $7.50 for the burger/fries and another $4.50 or so for the salad. Second trip I had soup and the 8oz filet special. The corn chowder soup was extremely good, definitely made from scratch, and actually had a lot of personality to it. (Come to think of it, everything there seems to be made from scratch...even the fries. Everything was very fresh.) The steak was very good, although a bit on the spendy side at $24...but then again, that is about the going rate for a filet at a restaurant. They're open for dinner, although I heard a rumor that they were also going to be open for lunches soon too...