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Excellent steak cooked to perfection! We were there early on a Sunday evening so it really wasnt very crowded. Everyone seemed to know each other so t…
Kristi Stem
Red Wolfe Inn
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Had dinner on a a few weeks ago, total 4 people. You will need reservations and carpool if you are meeting someone. Parking was limited at least in th…
Michael Smith
Red Wolfe Inn
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Overall Good Meal. I went to the Red Wolf Inn for the first time over this past weekend. We literally drove past the place as it is a very unassuming …
Jeanette_g2008
Red Wolfe Inn
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6 Reviews on “Red Wolfe Inn”
Excellent steak cooked to perfection! We were there early on a Sunday evening so it really wasnt very crowded. Everyone seemed to know each other so there was good vibe. Will definitely return.
Had dinner on a a few weeks ago, total 4 people. You will need reservations and carpool if you are meeting someone. Parking was limited at least in the winter with snow on the ground. We arrived at 6:00PM with 6:00 reservations and seated within 10 minutes. No room at the bar if you plan on having a cocktail while you are waiting or after dinner. Beer selection is large. I had the mussels appetizer and a ribeye steak, steak was cooked to order, nice and thick too. Baked potato was unremarkable. Salad was unremarkable, looked like bottled dressing. We were done at 7:30 and the next reservation was at 7:30. We were not rushed and had a good time. I’d go back again and recommend to a friend if asked.
Overall Good Meal. I went to the Red Wolf Inn for the first time over this past weekend. We literally drove past the place as it is a very unassuming looking building. Basically what is commonly referred to as a hole in the wall. However I have found that sometimes they are the best places to eat.There are somewhat threadbare drapes at the windows to keep out the light, which actually kind of adds to the ambiance. It is a casual restaurant (no need to get dressed up here) with a rustic appeal. We started with two appetizers to share… the Red Wolf Inn Sampler and one of the days specials, a Capris Salad, which consisted of fresh mozzarella, tomato and prosciutto done in a club sandwich type configuration (no bread). All were very good (I especially liked their stuffed mushrooms) and the portion size with 2 appetizers was ample for 4 people (although as there were only 3 of each item on the sampler you had to cut to share). We also had a very nice bottle of Cabernet Sauvignon.Although they boast the best steaks in the area, neither I or the 3 other people I was with were overly impressed with the 8oz Strip steaks we all ordered. They were good, but I wouldnt say great – a little grizzly (perhaps just the cut of meat they got this time around) . Im not sure if the baked potato was a bit over or undercooked, as it was a little dry and a little on the hard side. The french fries that one of our party got looked to be the better choice that evening. Although overall an enjoyable meal, I have to say that it was somewhat overshadowed by my concern for the 2 wolves they have penned in the back of their parking lot… most likely just an attraction for the name sake of the restaurant. There were 2 pens… one about 10 x 12 and the other about 30 x 12. If Id had an opportunity to ask, I would have questioned why one wolf was in such a small pen while the other in such a large one. And neither had a stick of grass for them to lie on… only concrete. The larger pen had a raised wooden platform with a makeshift den of sorts, while the other had a much too small igloo dog house for the other wolf to squeeze itself into. These are absolutely beautiful creatures who deserve a better existence!
Delightfully Surprised. Quite frankly, after reading the reviews on this page, I was ready for some good food with bad service. We arrived on Saturday night to a packed house. Not bad for a place that looks abandoned from the outside (wink). I loved the rustic, dark atmosphere that said ‘set yourself down fer a spell’. Got a bit taken aback when asked if we had reservations. Just never thought about doing that (see 3rd sentence). Got seated at the far end of the bar and ordered according to the reviews. I had the mushroom caps, a steak (5oz filet mignon w/baked sweet potato) and a key lime martini (for my birthday beverage). All of it was a sumptuous as promised. What surprised me was the wonderful waitresses and timely service. There’s nothing quite like watching these gals scramble around the room, caring for a full house and doing a stellar job. I had a wonderful meal, great service and the good fortune of a designated driver (that was a fun martini).I’ll be back.
The food is great, i love the steak sandwich and the onion soup. We’ve had a lot of things on the menu and everything was delicious. You also get your moneys worth with the portion sizes. The service is a little laid back but that kinda goes with the atmosphere.
I’m bummed.. The Red Wolf has been a favorite of mine – however the last three or four times I’ve been, the service has been abysmal. ABYSMAL. I don’t know what to say – except that I waited for a half hour for clams on CLAM night… Then, another 45 minutes for food. I’ve had to, consistently ask for drink refills (while sitting at the bar) – and during the last visit, had to not only ask for the check – but then ask for the staff to process. I HAD TO ASK TO PAY MY BILL.For God’s sake, what is it they have to do that’s so important they can’t get paid? I love the food – I love the atmosphere of the Red Wolf – but honestly, I won’t be back. I can’t tolerate the service.