Hart's Turkey Farm

NavGirl316 · 10-19-2007, 12:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Mink Islander

Best breakfast in Meredith!

I have to agree George's is probably the best breakfast in Meredith...you just need to get there early enough to avoid the long lines out front!....although it is worth the wait

CanisLupusArctos · 01-22-2008, 06:19 PM

I'm writing a magazine article on Harts (historical perspective, 700-900 words) and looking for anyone who's willing to comment... Deadline is in 24 hours.

I'm looking for your memories of Harts that show *any* of the following:

- Its place in the community... noteable guests, events, etc.
- Struggles they faced and how they succeeded
- Your (positive) experiences as a guest at Harts over the years

Were you around the Lakes Region *before* there was Harts? If so, what was the "must-visit" restaurant that Harts replaced? Do you have memories of Hart's when it was just starting up?

IMPORTANT: In order to quote you, I will need your real name (first & last) and your place of residence (city/state). You can respond to my questions in this thread and then send me a PM with the identity you'd like to use in print. If you have a pen name or stage name that you'd prefer, those are welcome too.

This is for New Hampshire ToDo Magazine; and I'm working as a freelancer.

Silver Duck · 01-22-2008, 07:16 PM

CLA

Hart's is a must-visit at least once a month from ice out through the end of October for the Admiral and I. Her memories of the place go back to when it actually was a turkey farm!

When my father (he'll be 90 in May) comes up to visit us at the lake, it's a definite must for him, as well; no visit would be complete for him without getting a jumbo turkey leg.

It's also a must-do for my older son and his family when they're up for a visit. One of my favorite memories is the time that my grand daughter Paige (then about 3 and a half) stood up on her chair as we were getting ready to leave and loudly said "good bye, everybody", and was answered by all present.

Silver Duck

nj2nh · 01-28-2008, 08:38 AM

I can't get through a summer without at least one trip to Hart's. The lake just isn't the lake without it. It is fast and friendly. The food is what I would hope my mom would make. Not haute cuisine, but it isn't intended to be. Thanksgiving everyday is the point and it makes it's point quite well. My boys love it and they hate everything!

So, I can't agree with the people who have given up on Hart's. On any given day, the place is packed. All those people can't be wrong.

01-22-2008, 06:19 PM	#2
CanisLupusArctos Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Center Harbor Posts: 1,049 Thanks: 15 Thanked 472 Times in 107 Posts	comment needed for magazine article I'm writing a magazine article on Harts (historical perspective, 700-900 words) and looking for anyone who's willing to comment... Deadline is in 24 hours. I'm looking for your memories of Harts that show any of the following: - Its place in the community... noteable guests, events, etc. - Struggles they faced and how they succeeded - Your (positive) experiences as a guest at Harts over the years Were you around the Lakes Region before there was Harts? If so, what was the "must-visit" restaurant that Harts replaced? Do you have memories of Hart's when it was just starting up? IMPORTANT: In order to quote you, I will need your real name (first & last) and your place of residence (city/state). You can respond to my questions in this thread and then send me a PM with the identity you'd like to use in print. If you have a pen name or stage name that you'd prefer, those are welcome too. This is for New Hampshire ToDo Magazine; and I'm working as a freelancer.

01-22-2008, 07:16 PM	#3
Silver Duck Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Billerica, MA Posts: 364 Thanks: 40 Thanked 4 Times in 3 Posts	A Family Must! CLA Hart's is a must-visit at least once a month from ice out through the end of October for the Admiral and I. Her memories of the place go back to when it actually was a turkey farm! When my father (he'll be 90 in May) comes up to visit us at the lake, it's a definite must for him, as well; no visit would be complete for him without getting a jumbo turkey leg. It's also a must-do for my older son and his family when they're up for a visit. One of my favorite memories is the time that my grand daughter Paige (then about 3 and a half) stood up on her chair as we were getting ready to leave and loudly said "good bye, everybody", and was answered by all present. Silver Duck

01-28-2008, 08:38 AM	#4
nj2nh Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: NJ Posts: 529 Thanks: 80 Thanked 47 Times in 27 Posts	I can't get through a summer without at least one trip to Hart's. The lake just isn't the lake without it. It is fast and friendly. The food is what I would hope my mom would make. Not haute cuisine, but it isn't intended to be. Thanksgiving everyday is the point and it makes it's point quite well. My boys love it and they hate everything! So, I can't agree with the people who have given up on Hart's. On any given day, the place is packed. All those people can't be wrong. __________________