Axe & Ale Taphouse

"This was a fun experience. After a few minutes of safety and technique training, we were able to have some success at the axe throwing venue. Then on to dinner. I just had a burger and fries. Everything arrived hot, and the fries were good. The burger was a number 5, and it had a bacon and onion jam that was delicious. I'd go for just the burger."

"Wife and I had a date night. We decided to stop in and spend it here. Happy we did, the atmosphere is awesome, had some good live music, and our server Rich was great!!! Food was ok………..not bad, but not for what we paid. Axe throwing was real fun. We definitely will go back for another night. I would definitely recommend giving them a try"

"The Axe throwing was really fun. We enjoyed that for the hour @ $25 a person. The dinner after was not that great. It was a Lil pricey which was fine but Mc Donald's would of tasted better. Hopefully it's only bc they are new."

"A country bar as a warning to those that can’t stand it (though much more 90s country than modern day country) The portions are generous, The food is good, The hearty beef poutine is bound to be a aprés-ski favorite after a day at nearby Gunstock Has a large dining area and bar area as well as axe throwing so good for a large gathering Also very close to Gilford pavilion if you’re going to a concert"

"Came across this place while looking for somewhere to eat before a movie. Upon entering, it looks like your typical rustic tap house. It wasn't too busy at the time, so the service was excellent. Although the food not so much. The food came out quickly, and it tasted nice. Though, the portions were WAY too small for the price we paid. I paid 18 dollars for a spicy chicken sandwich, and it was way too small. Along with that, another person in my party paid extra ($7, I believe) for 4 pieces of shrimp in the salad. I know this place is relatively new, but lowering the price of food or increasing portion size would be a plus. Apart from that, good experience."