Pavilion - WOLFEBORO
Pavilion
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A cozy, well‑appointed spot delivering creative, seasonally driven plates, standout scallops and desserts, and a strong wine and cocktail program. Service is often attentive and knowledgeable, but portions and value are inconsistent: some diners praise exceptional dishes while others call out tiny servings, upselling (water/bread), dim lighting, and high prices. Expect fine‑dining flavors in a small‑town setting — great for special occasions, but come prepared to pay and potentially still be hungry.
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Amazing food and service! We took a friend out for a birthday dinner, and it was a fantastic experience. The scallops were outstanding, and the crème brûlée is the best we’ve ever tried. The atmosphere was an extra touch. We will definitely be back soon!
I had an exceptional dining experience. These were likely the best autumn-inspired dishes we've ever tasted. The root vegetable bisque was delicious, and the pork loin, seasoned with cumin and coriander, served alongside a farro-like grain and orange sauce, was remarkable. While I can't say the Tagliatelle Bolognese was the best I've ever had, it certainly ranks among the top three. We ended the meal with a rich banana semifreddo. Our server, Shannon, was both knowledgeable and attentive. I can't wait to come back!
I wish I could give this restaurant 10 stars! It’s truly one of a kind—cozy, welcoming, and the food is exceptionally good. The NY sirloin, octopus, and tagliatelle bolognese were all perfect, a solid 10/10. I can’t wait to go back!
Very disappointing. There were four of us and we spent $375 for nothing.The first thing when you arrive, they try to upsell you all kinds of fancy water fancy. This is Wolfeboro New Hampshire not New York City.My friend ordered a side order of beats. It was $14.00. If you want bread, they were charging for three pieces for $7 that is a real joke especially when you pay so much money.My wife had pasta and sauce it was the smallest portion. $36 for pasta ! The food was nothing special. I had the crispy chicken I had four little pieces of chicken cold and tough.I could go on and on but my advice to anybody is to skip this restaurant and spend your money somewhere else.Parking: Parking on the street only we had to park down towards the Boat docks.
My wife and I went to this restaurant and some friends. My friend ordered a side plate of beats for $15.00, what a joke. His wife ordered Mashed potato for $14.00 it was just a couple of pieces of potato crazy. My wife ordered a pasta dish with tomatoes. It was the smallest serving I have ever seen for $36. I hate to say it we've had better food at the Olive Garden. To try to be something whose charges three dinner rolls for $7.00. I don't mind paying for a good meal by the time we left we spent $375 when I get home my wife was still hungry. Recommendation if you are looking for honest meal with fair pricing this is not the place. You know the national standard for a restaurant to stay in business is less than a year I feel this is going to be one of them.
