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Amazing food! We went for dinner had to come back the next day for brunch. Recommend the lasagna, gnocchi, deviled eggs, duck hush puppies, steak n eggs and the chicken biscuits! View all feedback.
What MaryC doesn't like about Ruddick/Wood:
I had the chicken roulade which was good. My husband ordered the lasagne which had dry crunchy noodles and was burnt on the bottom. Neither of us cared for it. I mentioned to the bus boy that it was burnt, but perhaps I should have told the waiter. The bus boy ignored the comment. View all feedback.
We appreciated the use of their small private dining room for our group. Service was excellent!
Nice atmosphere! Like the rough wood finish and murals. Food was fresh and interesting; enjoyed the flavors of the crepe. Wish we had space for dessert!
Great seasonal flavors! I had the dinner for two with my girlfriend and it was very filling and healthy. The homemade lemonade and ice cream was amazing as well! Excellent service along with a warm and trendy ambiance.
We always come by when we're in the wine country. Great food, great cocktails, great opportunity to finish a day of wine tasting. You always have a great vegetarian head.
(A pleasant change of outdoor eating without masks, although today the first day was the ridiculous “obligated” of the communist governor expired, so that would have contributed) Delightful outdoor dining experience and wonderful menu selection. All foods had a refreshing complexity of flavor combinations, partly due to the open flame grill and infused with wood smoke notes. Do not miss the dessert. The apple bread pudding with caramel was stunning! Complaints: While their drink selection seemed good, it was a disappointment that they used on our Margarita table salt. A “23% service wellness fee” is added to each test. Sorry if you can't afford to pay your staff or your food is not good enough to draw a lot, think your business plan new. Dress this as a “service and wellness” fee is a recipe for losing a repeat customer.