Address and Contact Information
Address: 21 Meadow St, Sanbornville, NH 03872
Phone: (603) 522-8500
Website: http://tumbledown603.com/
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Reviews
The quality of food was above expected and even the coffee was good. The atmosphere was rustic and warm with a old tavern feel to it. The outhouse was actually inside, it was clean and had a cool rustic theme to it as well.
My boyfriend took me and his 2 daughters to the Tumbledown Farm to Fork for dinner this Valentine’s evening. My first visit, their 2nd time.
I want to first mention it was chilly sitting at our table the entire time there tonight and I was already warned about this from their first visit to this restaurant. I really don’t like my food being COLD before I can get half way through my meal.
They have a very “cool” (no pun intended) atmosphere, it’s entertaining to look it over and talk about the decor.
The menu has a lot of variety, I saw many things I want to try when I return, and I will.
Since it was Valentine’s Day, they offered a special menu which had some very yummy options you could also order ala carte. See my photos.
The grilled cheese (from the kids menu) was yummy and stringy- from one daughter. The chicken tenders (from the apps ) were spicy- from the other daughter. The chicken with gravy, mashed potatoes and broccoli were good(he took some home so decent portion size) according to my boyfriend. My baked haddock was to come with asparagus and a baked potato but I asked if they had a baked sweet potato and was told no. They offered sweet potato fries and I accepted. When I heard they had broccoli, I asked for that over the asparagus. (It is Valentine’s Day so ….IYKYK! lol)
My haddock was a bit under cooked for my liking but the flavor was good. The thinner end was cooked better for my liking. The fries I ordered from a farm to table establishment was a disappointment. I REALLLY think they were frozen and not fresh cut.
For my first visit, it was promising. I’ll go back and try other options. I’m sure they are worth another visit.
If staff doesn’t know the item you are asking for, they will tell you that you must be looking at an old menu if you are ordering for pick up. Even if it is the menu most recently posted on social media (I believe at the time the post was about a month old) or currently posted on the website. I understand changing seasonal menus but a restaurant that is able to post specials daily should be able to ensure the most recent menu available to be checked ahead of dining. In the two or three times we have been told this the next time we went in the menu we had been referencing at the time was the one being provided to dine in.
We’ve had extreme wait times to even see a staff member address us at the waiting area, then be sat down and wait for extended times again.
We had pick up orders missing sides that were requested or listed outright on the menu as well as been sent away with the wrong meals.
Food is lack luster, often overcooked and dry with little sauce or marinade on what use to be flavorful and tender dishes.
It isn’t an issue of a busy weekend or surprise rush as we’ve been in plenty of different times brunch/lunch/dinner weekdays or weekends with the same or similar result.
If you aren’t sitting at the bar be prepared to be ignored or wait a long time before you are acknowledged.