Best Historic Restaurants in Bridgewater

The specials were delicious (lobster bisque and scallops), but the guacamole and chips were a little boring and I prefer crispy brussel sprouts. It's a little too crowded in the dining room. My two-top was just too close to the other tables, so much so that I couldn't even take off/put on my jacket without hitting someone. The service was great, but it was hard for them to access our table.

Not their fault, but it was really windy last night so in the outdoor dining tent it got a bit loud. Obviously not the restaurants fault. That was literally the only issue. The food, drinks and service were just great and I can’t wait to go back.

We had a fantastic time at VintEdge. It was interesting to discover they're owned by Wolfgang's and now serve a wide variety of high-end entrees.