


Discover The Wild Rose Restaurant and Library Lounge—where breathtaking mountain views and refined flavors come together. Located just off White Mountain Highway, enjoy prime rib, unique seafood dishes, elegant breakfast offerings, and handcrafted cocktails in a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Whether you’re starting your morning with views of the mountains or settling in for an unforgettable evening, The Wild Rose offers a dining experience unlike any other in North Conway. Reserve your table online or call 63-356-3113.
Charming dining room in Stonehurst Manor serving an Italian menu for breakfast & dinner.
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Address: Stonehurst Manor, 3351 White Mountain Hwy, North Conway, NH 03860
Phone: (603) 356-3113
Website: http://thewildroserestaurant.com/
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Reservations were easy to coordinate, and we had ours for 7:45 but they were running a bit late and dinner took quite a long time. We were not in a hurry, but if you are, this might not be the best choice! Our server did a great job but it did feel like there were maybe a little understaffed that night. Just as a warning if you are looking for a quick meal, this is not the move! But, if you’re looking for delicious food and lovely ambiance, I would highly recommend!
On a different note, if you are looking for a place just to get drinks or a more limited menu, their bar/lounge space is in an old style house library and was very cool! We sat there for a bit while waiting for our table and they even had live music that night!
We stopped by Stonehurst Manor during the day just to check out the grounds, even though the Wild Rose Restaurant was closed. The staff, especially Olivia, was incredibly helpful, giving us a warm welcome and encouraging us to come back for dinner. She even made a reservation for us on the spot, which was a great touch of hospitality.
We arrived an hour before our reservation to enjoy the beautiful outdoor setting and enjoy the sitting area inside. The grounds are stunning, with a relaxed yet elegant atmosphere. We were thoroughly impressed with the level of attention and service from every staff member we interacted with. From the moment we arrived to the end of our visit, the experience was top-notch.
Would highly recommend stopping in not just for the food, but to enjoy the grounds and the impeccable service.
The hostess said “let’s go”! She was cute about it, so was able to pull it off.
I had booked the reservation through Open table so I did not know it was a price fix menu. $109 per person for a four course meal.
A little steep, but it was NYE so it was not a shocker. What was a REAL shocker was the portion sizes. It was a stretch calling it a four course meal.
The appetizer was a one (possibly two) bites. A small cucumber slice with salmon mousse on top. TINY!!
The lobster bisque barley covered the bottom of the dish and was lukewarm.
My husband had filet mignon (steak tip size) and lobster tail. The lobster tail was a half of a tail.
My chicken dish was a good portion, but I gave more than half to my husband because he was still starving. We have decent appetites but not huge. I always take half my meal home.
The dessert was also tiny portions.
If you’re going to charge for a four course meal you should provide full portions.
I had one drink (which I had to ask for more alcohol because it was a glass of juice).
We easily could have gone to a high end restaurant, had FULL portions and spent the same. $300 with tip and only 1 drink. I am
Not exaggerating when I say much of the food was doll sized portions. If I were a chef there I would be embarrassed serving this food at that price.
Well, fortunately we had snacks in the car which we ate after to fill up.
We stopped in the next day to tell them how disappointed we were. The girl we spoke to seemed genuinely sorry we were so unhappy and told us to write a review. I’ll give her 5 stars.
We have been here several times and I’m not sure we will be back or not.
I forgot to mention we spoke to some other couples who were very disappointed as well.
We sat for a good 15 minutes before anyone came to our table. A quick – “Hey, I’m your waitress, I’ll be with you soon, we’re a bit understaffed tonight.” would’ve gone a long way. A lot of people in the dining room had the same expression we did of not looking impressed about how long it was taking to be spoken to. A suggestion on nights where you’re understaffed, it’d be awesome if the hostess could serve some water and the rolls when you’re seated, since everyone gets some anyways.
We sat about 5 minutes before the couple next to us; they were greeted before us and ordered before us. Needless to say, their food came out before ours – as one would expect when you order before another table. However, their order was put in only about 5 minutes prior to our order, but our food came out a good 15 – 20 minutes after theirs. Mikayla was great about it though and offered us a free anniversary dessert for our long wait on entrees.
We’ve had the Lobster ravioli there before, and the order my husband got the other night was less than exciting compared to previous years. It still tasted good, but no where near as good as it has been in the past. There used to be chunks of lobster in the sauce, but there were no chunks the other night. There also seemed to be less ravioli – at least 1 or 2 less than previous years. The cost has gone up, the size has gone down. I understand costs of everything have gone up, but you don’t raise the price and reduce the portion, do one or the other. My prime rib tasted good, but it was barely warm – I did order medium rare, but it seemed cooler than it should’ve been. I also wish there were au jus like there used to be.
Please update your website menu, the prices are wrong. There’s not a huge difference, but I like to scout out what I’ll get and sometimes cost is a factor – it’d be nice to know going into it what I should expect for a bill.
Overall, we were there for almost 2 hours, when it should’ve been an hour and 15 to an hour and a half. Hopefully next anniversary’s trip is more worth the trip. We travel from about an hour away, and love the annual pilgrimage, but we’ve noticed a decline in quality over the past few years. We’d love to continue coming for our anniversary meal, but it’s a lot of time and money to do so, and it seems less and less worth it each year.
I ordered the prime rib, it was, without question the best prime rib I have ever had. My partner ordered chicken, and that was equally as exceptional. We could not decide between bruschetta, and the fire roasted Brie; I would give both of those 3/5 (everything else was 5/5).
We actually asked our waitress to give compliments to the chef! It was THAT good! We will definitely be back when we are in the area.