The Stone House ~ Restaurant Review
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Another great restaurant here in Montrose.
We enjoyed our first visit to "Stone House" in Montrose, Co.
Open 7 days a week
However, an unexpected delay as we had to wait for our table due to a "Christmas Office Party" just ahead of us. This was a surprise gathering for Hubby, so reservations were made ahead of time, but even though we took a half an hour delay in scheduling, it was a bit of a wait before we were seated.
Hubby enjoyed a Meaty Lasagna, a thick clam chowder and fried Pot Stickers for appetizer. Hubby's food review was as follows: The pot stickers were obviously handmade and were perfect; it came with a sauce. The clam chowder was thick and hearty with a perfect chowder taste. The Lasagna was a good size portion with a plain spaghetti type sauce, which seemed to me to be the wrong sauce for this dish. But it was easily overlooked. I did not care for the mixed steamed vegetables. The homemade & fresh hot bread was very good. I could have made a meal out of just the bread. The bread was served with butter, so CJ passed on the bread.
I
had the delicious Med-Rare Prime Rib with the long grain herb rice and
steamed vegetables. My appetizer was a dish of fried mushrooms that were
hot and mouthwatering! My food review is as follows: The salad was
just the right amount with crisp lettuce and vegetables. The dressing,
on the side was a nice touch so to deliver the amount I wanted to use on
my salad. The next course was the Pot Stickers & Mushrooms, both
fried. I really enjoyed the mushrooms, though I felt they were a bit
pricey for the amount served. My Prime Rib was cooked exactly right
& very delicious, served with horseradish sauce. I did try it and
prefer just the steak alone. The rice was a bit undone, and sadly to
say, the vegetables were very cold. I took half my steak and veggies
home in a to go box.
Others in our party had the Blackened Salmon, Grilled Chicken Salad, A Jalapeno Burger & Chicken Parmesan. Each meal was a large enough portion and the service was very attentive.
For the Stone House Restaurant Review.
CJ's Review:
1 point for ambiance.
1 point for excellent & prompt waitstaff.
1 point for food service
1 point for cleanliness.
1 point for overall experience.
for a total of 5points. (photo)
Hubby's totals:
.5 point for ambiance. (boisterous Christmas Party going on at the time and we could not hear our own conversations) But that is not the fault of the Restaurant. Just happened to be the Saturday before Christmas.
1 point for excellent & prompt waitstaff.
1 point for food service
1 point for cleanliness.
1 point for overall experience.
for a total of points (photo)
Note: High End Dinner Pricey but Worth It.
You can find more information HERE:
So we are in agreement for The Stone House:
Enjoy!
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Another great restaurant here in Montrose.
We enjoyed our first visit to "Stone House" in Montrose, Co.
Open 7 days a week
However, an unexpected delay as we had to wait for our table due to a "Christmas Office Party" just ahead of us. This was a surprise gathering for Hubby, so reservations were made ahead of time, but even though we took a half an hour delay in scheduling, it was a bit of a wait before we were seated.
Hubby enjoyed a Meaty Lasagna, a thick clam chowder and fried Pot Stickers for appetizer. Hubby's food review was as follows: The pot stickers were obviously handmade and were perfect; it came with a sauce. The clam chowder was thick and hearty with a perfect chowder taste. The Lasagna was a good size portion with a plain spaghetti type sauce, which seemed to me to be the wrong sauce for this dish. But it was easily overlooked. I did not care for the mixed steamed vegetables. The homemade & fresh hot bread was very good. I could have made a meal out of just the bread. The bread was served with butter, so CJ passed on the bread.
CJ's Dinner photo by CJD.Sign |
Others in our party had the Blackened Salmon, Grilled Chicken Salad, A Jalapeno Burger & Chicken Parmesan. Each meal was a large enough portion and the service was very attentive.
For the Stone House Restaurant Review.
CJ's Review:
1 point for ambiance.
1 point for excellent & prompt waitstaff.
1 point for food service
1 point for cleanliness.
1 point for overall experience.
for a total of 5points. (photo)
Hubby's totals:
.5 point for ambiance. (boisterous Christmas Party going on at the time and we could not hear our own conversations) But that is not the fault of the Restaurant. Just happened to be the Saturday before Christmas.
1 point for excellent & prompt waitstaff.
1 point for food service
1 point for cleanliness.
1 point for overall experience.
for a total of points (photo)
Note: High End Dinner Pricey but Worth It.
You can find more information HERE:
So we are in agreement for The Stone House:
Enjoy!
CJD.Sign
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There are two sides to every story. "The Voices of Cellar's Bridge" chronicles two very different viewpoints about the same events.
In the first tale, "Katherine's Hope," Katherine Newton grows to lead an empire. Her choices drive her to Haddaway Island and to Cellar's Bridge.
"Hattie's Crossing" tells the story of adventurer Hattie McCabe. She finds more than trouble at Cellar's Bridge. More Available formats: epub, mobi, pdf, rtf, lrf, pdb, txt
Sneak Peak First 25% Sample: The Voices of Cellar's Bridge
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