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12-22-2006, 02:02 PM | #1 |
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T-Bones and Cactus Jack's
I heard a rumor that the Bonaza was sold. Heard it is going to be a T-Bones. Has anyone ever eaten at T-Bones? Good,bad, indifferent?
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T-Bones
I've been to T-Bones twice. Their food is comparable to TGIF (Thank God It's Friday's), Apple-Bee's, etc. etc.... Not a bad meal, but not "out of this world" either?
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BONANZA is a 2 story restaurant 1 level is going to be a T-bones and the other is going to be a cactus jacks. I heard this from a contractor that is biding on the job. they are owned by the same franchise so that makes sense.
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T Bones & Cactus Jacks
T Bones and Cactus Jack's were our favorites when we lived in Southern NH. Always excellent food and good service at reasonable prices. The menus had a nice variety: everything from steaks to seafood to salads to Mexican. Also just about everything is prepared at the restaurant, not at the chain corporate food factory like Applebee's and Olive Garden. I predict that it will be one of the most popular restaurants in the Lakes Region.
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12-27-2006, 11:32 PM | #5 |
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i know of a couple ..one in hudson N.H and the other in Salem N.H...probably another one also ..
Generally speaking, a place to meet with friends for a good meal,good atmosphere and reasonable prices .. I don't get to go often anymore, but my brother[Humphrey Bogart /Milton Berle ] and his wife go frequently still and enjoy ..it will be a nice addition to the stable |
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I hate to bad mouth a business, while they're in business. I am very glad that Bonanza is gone. In general the chain seems out-of-date, but that one was the single dirtiest restaurant I've ever set foot in. My Dad was in the restaurant business and he always told me, if it's dirty where the customer can see it, imagine what it looks like back in the kitchen where you can't see.
I've been in the T-Bones in Hudson and Manchester. Both had pretty good food, similar to the 99 or an Applebee's. They do a lot of gimmicks to get people in the door. You get points for buying food and you can save them for discounts or free food. You get more points/discounts for eating during slow hours, so you'll see a bunch of retired people eating dinner at 4PM. |
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Where will people park?
It seems to me the parking lot is a bit small for two restaurants to be successful.
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T Bones/ Cactus Jacks
I read an article that the parent company of T Bones and Cactus Jacks have purchased the Bonanza location at 1182 Union Ave. Great family restaurant and a nice addition to the lake's region.
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T-BONES in Hudson NH is always busy. Considering the abundance of "family friendly" restaurants in southern NH, it is amazing the volume of business that they do. I can only assume that they will be successful at their new location. It's a short hop from Paugus Bay Marina for our "young" family, so I imagine we will stop in from time to time.
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T-Bones voted Best in NH for 2006
Welcome T-Bones. Nice menu can't wait til they open.
www.t-bones.com Made from 100% durum semolina imported from Italy. Basket of Two-Cheese Garlic Bread with any pasta selection...2.99 Served all day with fresh garden salad Chicken Parmesan Breaded chicken breasts, sautéed and smothered in homemade Italian sauce, mozzarella and parmesan cheese. Served with linguini marinara…14.99 Chicken Marsala Boneless chicken, lightly breaded and sautéed with fresh mushrooms in marsala wine sauce. Served with linguini in a garlic butter sauce…14.99 Can be prepared upon request Chicken Cordon Bleu Linguini Tender chicken breaded and sautéed in a creamy Mornay sauce with a hint of Dijon all topped with thinly sliced smoked ham and melted Swiss cheese. Served over linguini supreme…13.99 Scampi Pasta Sauteed with broccoli and diced tomatoes in butter, garlic, sherry.Tossed with linguini and sprinkled with fresh grated parmesan cheese. Superb! Your choice of Shrimp…15.99 or Chicken …13.99 Chicken Rigate Primavera Penne rigate with an array of fresh vegetables and tender chicken sautéed in olive oil, garlic butter, feta & parmesan cheese, Italian spices, and a hint of crushed red pepper…13.99 (Vegetarian…11.99) Can be prepared upon request Chicken & Broccoli Piccata Boneless chicken tenders sautéed in a delicate lemon piccata sauce, tossed with fresh broccoli. Served over penne rigate, garnished with freshly chopped tomatoes…13.99 Can be prepared upon request North End Trio Altissimo Grandioso! A trio of fresh chicken, sweet Italian sausage, and eggplant simmered in our own basil marinara with roasted red peppers, served over linguini, and topped with melted mozzarella and parmesan cheese…13.99 Seafood Aegean Pasta Fresh tilapia, premium sea scallops, and large gulf shrimp pan-seared with Tuscany seasonings tossed with roasted red peppers, diced onion, tomato, fresh baby spinach and a light garlic and herb sauce. Placed over steaming imported pasta and generousll sprinkled with Parmesan cheese…14.99 Alfredo Carbonara A traditional Alfredo with rich cream, whole butter and fresh grated parmesan cheese...made to order and tossed with smoked bacon, chopped ham, diced scallions, and steaming imported linguini…13.99 |
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Should they be open for summer or do they have to much work to do?
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T-BONES & CJ's Open
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Just read in the paper that T-Bones and CJ's is now open. Can't wait to give them a try this weekend. They also offer call ahead seating. |
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We ate there Wednesday evening
They really did a nice job in the upstairs, I didn't head down to see CJ's. Food was great and even the service was good, I always cringe when I think about newly trained waitstaff, but was pleasantly surprised. I give T Bones a Thumbs Up!
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Tried T-Bones last night on the way home and was pleasantly surprised. My Prime Rib was excellent as was the wife's seafood casserole. We liked the remodel job. Only complaint was where we were seated. We were in a booth/table combo thingy and basically were sitting two feet from total strangers the whole meal. Awkward for both of us. Otherwise completely satisfied and will return.
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Visit to T-Bones
My wife, mother in-law & I visited T-Bones Saturday nite & enjoyed it very much. Wife had the T bone steak which she enjoyed very much. I tried a piece & it melted in your mouth. Mom in-law had the fisherman's platter which she also enjoyed. She took half of it home. I had the ginger-peanut chicken pasta which was also very good.
The salads & bread which came with the meal were also very good. All in all a very enjoyable evening & we will be going back. Gunner |
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We tried it Friday evening and couldn't believe how crowded it was! I haven't seen any advertising and yet for an opening weekend it was packed. We got there around 5pm and by the time we left it looked like people were having trouble finding parking.
The food was good. Very extensive menu. Our service was slow but I kept seeing tables around us getting served quicker so I think it was a fluke for us... the waiter was nice and kept saying he was sorry and that the things we ordered were hard to find (eg. a certain wine). My three-year-old ordered the chicken tenders. She took one look and I knew there was no way she was going to touch them. There was nothing wrong with them, just didn't look like the typical chicken finger shape that she's used to (to their credit, they list them as "little pinkies" or something like that in the menu so I should have been warned). I quickly asked him to bring her mac n' cheese instead and said we'd take the chicken tenders home. They didn't charge us for them, even though we said that they should as it wasn't their fault she didn't like them. But they insisted. We will go back, but probably not at a peak time like Friday night! |
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We've always been very happy with the T-Bones in Bedford NH.Very consistant and always crowded.I'm sure when the bugs get worked out in the Laconia restaraunt,it will get good reviews.
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Went there today for lunch...had great, friendly service at CJ's and a delicious Chicken Fajita Salad!
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My husband and I were also very happy with CJ's the food was fantastic and the service was not bad either. I think the only thing they have to worry about seems to be parking.
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My daughter is off on a school trip, so my wife and I decided to spend a couple days at the lake. We tried CJs last night:
They have a real mixture of cuisine including: Mexican Cajun BBQ Burgers I tried their Fajita and my wife had a Chimchanga. They are still training the staff, so the service is a bit on the slow side. There is a huge bar and quite a number of plasma TVs, so it is a good place to eat and watch a game. The food was hearty and good...nothing extraordinary. The prices are reasonable. I would recommend not sitting near the door as the entrance faces the lake and acts like a wind tunnel. They could use an another door to prevent this. All in all, not bad. Jetskier |
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Lobster Pie...
Went to TBones this past weekend (6/16/07). Wasn't really looking for an expensive lunch, but saw someone getting the lobster pie (I think they call it "Lazy Man Lobster") and could not pass on it. Holy Cow! Worth every penny. Although I don't head up to the lake each week in search of lobster, I must say, DO NOT let the summer pass without trying TBones Lobster pie.
Also...before leaving,I took a quick cruise downstairs (called "CJ's", I believe). Quite possibly the nicest bar I have seen on the lake. |
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T-Bones was one of the restaurants that was voted best in the state in NH Magazine and shown on NH Chronical Mon. night. They were noted for their burgers and the owner stated they grind their own meat for the burgers. Sounds like a place to try with all the positive comments so far.
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Went to Cactus Jacks last Friday night.
The place quickly filled up but we had nice seats by the bar. Seemed like people were a little freaked out by the "seat yourself" atmosphere, and it took our waitress quite a while to find us - I wondered if perhaps we were in a closed section. Ordered a Guiness (draft) and something that sounded like their version of a Long Island Iced Tea - the mixed drink was one of the lower priced one but still was almost $7. We ordered beers for our second round. Hubby had a burger and fries, I had a buffalo chicken finger dinner. The buffalo sauce was on the side - and was more than a little messy. There were onion rings on the top of the dinner that were absolutely dripping grease - eewww. Way too slimy to bother with. The food was good but greasier than I prefered for even fried food. The bill was about $40 - fair price, all things considered. Service was slow - especially after we had handed off our debit card - sorta got held hostage there and thought we'd miss the beginning of our movie, but all went well. In short, I'd go back but next time would try a salad or something different - I would recommend it, but there's other places I'd recommend FIRST, if you know what I mean. I must say, I envy those of you who boat to your restaurants - that must be a neat experience! |
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So, can we get to T-Bones by boat or do we have to drive?
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06-27-2007, 10:58 AM | #29 |
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TBones by boat....
It would seem the only way to reach TBones/CJ's by boat is to dock at the Burger King Docks (always pretty much empty) and make a short walk along the railroad tracks. They (the tracks) are no longer in use on that side of Paugus Bay, and I noticed all the small plants and over grown brush has been cleared to make a nice path. I am not sure, however, if Burger King is OK with this plan. Does anyone know if BK has issues with people docking there, but heading else where?
And lastly, the other way to reach the place by boat would be if you know someone at Spinnaker Club, which is directly in front of TBones. But docking there if you are a non-member is pretty much out. |
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Lobster Pie (aka Lazy Man Lobster)
I have seen several postings referring to the incredible lobster pie at T-Bones. I checked out the menu on their website and can't seem to find this item. Is it a special that they have occasionally? Is it always available? Am I a blind idiot that just doesn't see it?......
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I've been to both T-bones and Cactus Jacks. T-bones is a kid friendly restaurant with great views of the lake from the back deck and has delicious, creative meals. Cactus Jacks has some really good mexican meals, but word of warning, i did not find it toddler friendly at all even when we were the only ones there (we got there right when they opened). they didn't even have a way to seat us with a high chair.
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Went to T Bones today......not so great. All the silverwear was dirty, and stained with dishwasher smuge (they need to try jet-dry ) I had the meatloaf, it was just ok, the potatos were average, and the carrots were bad. My friend had the lazyman's lobster. She liked the lobster well enough, but thought the stuffing was terrible.
I went once before and found that experience much better....so perhaps it was just a bad day. Still, for $50 dollars with the tip I can't say I will be going back anytime soon. And they have this God-awful loud "music" playing that seems to be weird cover songs of well known rock classics by girl & boy bands.....very strange. Last edited by Irish mist; 02-27-2011 at 10:21 PM. |
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T Bones is our favorite restaurant. We've been to the one on Paugus Bay twice and both times the food has been very good. I raved about the tips I had a couple of weeks ago. We've been to the one in Bedford many times. Only once did we have a bad meal and we brought it to the manager's attention. They cooked me another steak which come out just right and the manager comped both of our meals due to the delay. The manager apologized and thanked us for bringing the issue to his attention so he could fix the problem (new kitchen staff). Since we had so many great meals before we didn't let this one time keep us away. Every restaurant has bad days as has been pointed out in other threads. If it is on our first visit chances are we won't go back. There are too many other great places to enjoy.
The one thing we were looking forward to this year was to be able to go by boat to the Paugus Bay restaurant and tie up at the BK dock. Last year there was a sign on the BK dock that said you could pay $5 to use the dock. So much for that idea. Rick |
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My mother's new favorite place for a quick lunch is T bones. She took my son and I there last week. My son is dieting and they were very accomodating to his substitution requests. I wouldn't complain about the food and our waitress was especially friendly. I would go back again. But as someone else mentioned, there are other local places that are closer to the top of my list
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I had the BEST burger I have ever had !!
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We went there for dinner this evening, three adults, two hungry children. Server slow in getting to our table, no big deal, bread after ~ 30 minutes, appetizer OK, salads excellent, entree though arrived an hour and 15 minutes after we had ordered !!! Server stopped by on occasion to ask "no dinner yet....huh?" Come on! The food, when it did arrive, was poor. Prime Rib, ordered med rare, was med well at best, Bacon-wrapped Filet Mignon was ordered medium, arrrived well to the point that it had NO flavor at all. My sister ordered a combo Ceaser Salad and Turkey Club, the salad was fine, but the turkey club had some kind of deep-fried meat in it that she wouldn't eat, and she's not fussy at all. The 2 kids ordered a hamburger and a pizza, both of which were awful, and after 90 minutes they were way beyond hungry any way. A very poor experience, not even worth trying again. We ripped-up the $25 gift certificate they offered, and made them make the adjustment on our bill immediately. That, at least, they did execute well.
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I love T-Bones but after 3 visits to Laconia location I wonder even if it's the same chain.I go to the Hudson and Derry locations and have been for years and it's always fun with friendly staff and service,not so at Laconia. Food is good but that is not the only thing when you go out,I have also never seen it very busy and wonder if that might have something to do with the attitude of the servers?? I will continue to go to the southern NH locations but won't go out of my way to go to the Laconia location
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Hi everyone,
My name is Lisa Allen, I work in the home office for T-BONES and Cactus Jack's, if you ever want to speak to us directly regarding both the bad and the good, please feel free to reach out me personally, I'd love to hear from you. We appreciate the buzz...we LOVE guest feedback; having found it to be the best way to both celebrate our successes and recognize where improvement is needed. I can be reached at lisa.allen@t-bones.com Thanks and ENJOY! We so appreciate your business |
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I frequent several of your locations, and was happy to see one open in Laconia. I stop there almost every Friday after boating... TBones has great views of Paugus Bay, and CJ's, I believe, is one of the nicest bars on the lake. I wish you folks well... It's been my experience, the service and food is very good/excellent everytime. But I'm sure, like any other business, you suffer "hick ups" from time to time. Good luck. |
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We went to the Laconia location approximately two weeks ago, our server was Bella, itshe is WONDERFFUL. She was so nice and very accomdating. We went as a family, all 5 of us, and she was very patient with the children and their orders. We could not have asked for better service at T-Bones!
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We stopped for dinner Thursday after an early evening cruise on the lake. It was my second visit and the first for my wife and older daughter. The service was great - courteous and fast. Food was every bit as good. We all agreed we'll go back.
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Got an email from T-Bones & Cactus Jack's to let us know that between April 1 & May 25 they are offering triple points on Monday & Tuesday & double points on Wednesday & Thursday for members of their payback club. It's easy to join & a great way to enjoy good food & get rewarded for doing it.
For every $100.00 worth of points (1 point per $) they will give you a $10.00 payback that can be used the next time you come in. Gunner |
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No coupons. You can sign up for the payback card either online or at any of their restaurants. During the year they do have special promotions which they announce by email & at times send a coupon with dollars off a meal.
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The paybacks card is great!!! We go to Cactus Jacks at least once a week and it seems that we get out $10.00 back at every 1 1/2 visits.. The area needs more rest. like cj's..
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I haven't been to that one yet but I've eaten at a few of their other locations.
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Gold 55 Payback
If we arrive between 1:00 and 5:00 pm we get two points for each $ spend so spending $50 gets a $10 payback. Also $2 off gold 55 menu items and free soft drinks. If we arrive outside of that time window, it is the standard payback deal. http://www.t-bones.com/paybacks/index.php
Of course we go because the food is very good; the paybacks are a big plus. While we go down stairs to CJ on occasion, we normally opt for TB on the upper level. |
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Has anyone been to T-bones recently? My family and I will be staying on Paugus Bay later on in the summer and will be looking for a place to get lunch on the way up. T-bones looks like a good pick to me but I was looking for opinions on how good the food was there.
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very good
I go to TBones on a very regular basis, and would say you just can't miss there.
Service is always top notch, and food consistenly very good. If there is ever a problem, you will never find a restaurant more anxious to make it right. They go over the top when it comes to handling customer issues/complaints. Tbones (upstairs) offers great views of Paugus Bay, and is probably the better way to go with kids. While on the subject...for any lobster lovers. Their Lobster Pie (called "lazy man lobster"...very little breading) is simply unreal. I would tell anyone at the lake it worth the drive, if you plan on having lobster. A bit pricey at 23.95, but worth every cent. They only sell it in the summer, and they do it perfect. Seriously...you have to try it. Also, the lobster roll...again pricey at 17.95...but I would challenge anyone in the lakes region to find a better lobster roll...STUFFED, and they make their own mayo from scatch just for the lobster roll. Of course, at 17.95, it should be unreal. No...I don't work there. And no, I am not affiliated with the place. I just go there regularly, and find it worth the trip every time. All the food is fresh...and not at all "chain food". Oh, one more thing...the slow roasted prime rib...solid 9 on a 1-10 scale. |
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We like T-bone Too
We frequent T-Bones and always get great service and food. We usually sit in the back overlooking Paugus Bay. IMO: This is one of the better eating establishments in the local area.
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"Deflatriots" Flat Iron Steak
Stopped by CJ's today and had the $12 special, it was excellent. Offered through Super Bowl day. Down stairs at CJ's it came with mushroom gravy, sauteed veggies (al dente) and grilled baked potatoes although you could get any 2 sides that you want. Up stairs at TBones may be a different offering but still $12. That is a real bargain for a good steak considering that a recently reviewed nearby Italian restaurant a plain pizza was $17. We ordered med-rare and that is how they came. The barkeep said that when 1st offered a few days ago they served 60 that evening.
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Nice for snowmobilers, bad for their staff
Some snowmobilers may venture out tomorrow, but the staff probably would have to drive to get to work, and they home again. Not so well thought out in my humble opinion.
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I had the Defatriots Flat Iron Steak at T Bones yesterday in Bedford. It was delicious!!!
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