It’s really expensive for what you get for quality. I got a salmon bowl w half seaweed salad and avocado and it was almost $50. My husband got the steak and it was ok.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 4
Nicholas O'Connor
Paid $30 for chicken fingers and fries that were from Cisco. Never go here ever.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 5
Howard Greenspan
I went to this place. Sat down. Took a look at menu and was disgusted. $30 a sushi roll. $35 a burger. $20 a beer? And a 4% surcharge for credit card as if they don’t have the money to cover? I have never walked out of a place but we as consumers need to take a stand. I get it’s a tourist location and need to make money when they can. But we have a choice. Reviews online aren’t jumping up and down for their great food. So we went elsewhere. Maybe reviews will get low enough that they will try to be reasonable in price. Get good reviews the old fashioned way. And and prosper. Sure they probably don’t care.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 2
Service: 3
Christina Marie
Seceret charges!!!!! Ordered take out, and gratuity was added without anyone of them notifiing me. We both got Salmon diners, the fish was ok bur the mango salsa was more like pineapple salsa and was just nasty and made the whole thing gross. Like there was no escaping that terrible flavor it was on everything! I cant believe they charge soo much for food thats is terrible quality.
Caroline Kepler
Food was good, service was outstanding! Our server Grace was incredible. Attentive, alert and on the ball she was extremely polite and pleasant, knowledgeable and informed, and just great!! If you eat at mulligans at Stratton, grace is the best server they have!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Dana Fusek
Ugh. Haven't been here since I was a teenager... but wow has it gone down hill (ski pun). My husband got a burger that he asked to have prepared medium rare and it came out well done. I got a quinoa and kale salad that had virtually no quinoa. Both mediocre entrees were over $25 each. I also got a gin cocktail that had some cranberry juice, soda water and a mountain of ice... was shocked when my husband told me it was $18!! Unbelievably overpriced for mediocrity.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 3
lisa Golebiewski
We had delicious nachos but too expensive. No prices for drinks listed and when we asked that waitress, she didn’t know. We were flabbergasted to find out the bloody Mary costume $19 and a beer was $17. No wonder they hid the prices! Total rip off and we won’t go back.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
Brandon Graham
We had really good service and a fun time at this place. Ski resort, so prices are high, but it is what it is. Pretzels and nachos were great…chicken tenders were pretty good as well. Beer was cold and fast.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Michael Belifore III
$18 for a kids Mac and cheese that was cold and looked like it sat out all day. The prices and quality of food is a joke.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Bob
As someone who has been here many times, I was honestly very surprised by the lack of flavor in the food considering the outrageous pricing. I got one of the sushi bowls, the fish that was allegedly shipped from Hawaii, tasted about as flavorful as the tap water. No sauce was given in my bowl and even after adding the soy sauce, the bowl just didn’t taste very good, especially for 36 dollars. Gyoza was also mediocre for the high price of 18 and lacked strong flavor. We paid 250 for 4 people before tip, I recommend you to take your money elsewhere. The atmosphere was cozy and the service was very nice; unpriced alcohol and desserts on the menu trying to deceive the customers isn’t very ethical. Overcharging 4% for using a credit card in the 21st century is also outrageous. Overall would not recommend, just go to Manchester (trust me the drive will be worth it, or any other place for that fact) and get yourself some quality food that won’t break the bank and your standards.
Steve the bartender really made our visit here wonderful! He was so lovely, very personable and attentive. Every restaurant needs a Steve. Thanks so much for making our visit memorable, we appreciate you!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
C Tedesco
This is our favorite option for lunch at Stratton if you are there for the whole day. It’s worth the extra time and effort, I think, to opt for Mulligan’s over the lodge. Usually when we visit we try to get a seat at the bar where I think service can be a bit quicker.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 4
j.g. n.
Good food, but pricey
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 5
Service: 1
Phil Lamoreaux
Maybe it was just because it was the end of summer (Labor Day weekend), but the food was simply poor. Not one person in a group of 17 said the food was good. I got a $25 burger that had clearly been pre-cooked an hour or more before. That's unacceptable. One person had to send back their (sushi) salmon bowl because it was clearly old fish.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 3
wally card
10 older guys were on an August golf trip to Stratton Mt golf course, staying at the Black Bear Lodge. For dinner the choice was Mulligan's at mid-week. First impressions were great, greeted and seated immediately. The wait staff was cheerful and efficient, drinks after golf were welcome and served quickly. Our food orders also filled the bill. Large portions and of good quality. (The only negative about the food was the stuffing in the baked stuffed lobster being a little bland. However, the price at $39.99 for two baked stuffed more than made up for it.) The other meals were rated highly and included steaks, ribs and chicken. We will be back next summer, and Mulligans will be our meal choice. Also check out the attractive bar, overall. The group has been making this trip for over 30 years and Mulligan's helped make this years a top ten trip.
It’s really expensive for what you get for quality. I got a salmon bowl w half seaweed salad and avocado and it was almost $50. My husband got the steak and it was ok.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 4
Paid $30 for chicken fingers and fries that were from Cisco. Never go here ever.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 5
I went to this place. Sat down. Took a look at menu and was disgusted. $30 a sushi roll. $35 a burger. $20 a beer? And a 4% surcharge for credit card as if they don’t have the money to cover? I have never walked out of a place but we as consumers need to take a stand. I get it’s a tourist location and need to make money when they can. But we have a choice. Reviews online aren’t jumping up and down for their great food. So we went elsewhere. Maybe reviews will get low enough that they will try to be reasonable in price. Get good reviews the old fashioned way. And and prosper. Sure they probably don’t care.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 2
Service: 3
Seceret charges!!!!! Ordered take out, and gratuity was added without anyone of them notifiing me. We both got Salmon diners, the fish was ok bur the mango salsa was more like pineapple salsa and was just nasty and made the whole thing gross. Like there was no escaping that terrible flavor it was on everything! I cant believe they charge soo much for food thats is terrible quality.
Food was good, service was outstanding! Our server Grace was incredible. Attentive, alert and on the ball she was extremely polite and pleasant, knowledgeable and informed, and just great!! If you eat at mulligans at Stratton, grace is the best server they have!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Ugh. Haven't been here since I was a teenager... but wow has it gone down hill (ski pun). My husband got a burger that he asked to have prepared medium rare and it came out well done. I got a quinoa and kale salad that had virtually no quinoa. Both mediocre entrees were over $25 each. I also got a gin cocktail that had some cranberry juice, soda water and a mountain of ice... was shocked when my husband told me it was $18!! Unbelievably overpriced for mediocrity.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 3
We had delicious nachos but too expensive. No prices for drinks listed and when we asked that waitress, she didn’t know. We were flabbergasted to find out the bloody Mary costume $19 and a beer was $17. No wonder they hid the prices! Total rip off and we won’t go back.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
We had really good service and a fun time at this place. Ski resort, so prices are high, but it is what it is. Pretzels and nachos were great…chicken tenders were pretty good as well. Beer was cold and fast.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
$18 for a kids Mac and cheese that was cold and looked like it sat out all day. The prices and quality of food is a joke.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
As someone who has been here many times, I was honestly very surprised by the lack of flavor in the food considering the outrageous pricing. I got one of the sushi bowls, the fish that was allegedly shipped from Hawaii, tasted about as flavorful as the tap water. No sauce was given in my bowl and even after adding the soy sauce, the bowl just didn’t taste very good, especially for 36 dollars. Gyoza was also mediocre for the high price of 18 and lacked strong flavor. We paid 250 for 4 people before tip, I recommend you to take your money elsewhere. The atmosphere was cozy and the service was very nice; unpriced alcohol and desserts on the menu trying to deceive the customers isn’t very ethical. Overcharging 4% for using a credit card in the 21st century is also outrageous. Overall would not recommend, just go to Manchester (trust me the drive will be worth it, or any other place for that fact) and get yourself some quality food that won’t break the bank and your standards.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 2
Service: 4
Restaurantji Recommends
Steve the bartender really made our visit here wonderful! He was so lovely, very personable and attentive. Every restaurant needs a Steve. Thanks so much for making our visit memorable, we appreciate you!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
This is our favorite option for lunch at Stratton if you are there for the whole day. It’s worth the extra time and effort, I think, to opt for Mulligan’s over the lodge. Usually when we visit we try to get a seat at the bar where I think service can be a bit quicker.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 4
Good food, but pricey
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 5
Service: 1
Maybe it was just because it was the end of summer (Labor Day weekend), but the food was simply poor. Not one person in a group of 17 said the food was good. I got a $25 burger that had clearly been pre-cooked an hour or more before. That's unacceptable. One person had to send back their (sushi) salmon bowl because it was clearly old fish.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 3
10 older guys were on an August golf trip to Stratton Mt golf course, staying at the Black Bear Lodge. For dinner the choice was Mulligan's at mid-week.
First impressions were great, greeted and seated immediately. The wait staff was cheerful and efficient, drinks after golf were welcome and served quickly.
Our food orders also filled the bill. Large portions and of good quality. (The only negative about the food was the stuffing in the baked stuffed lobster being a little bland. However, the price at $39.99 for two baked stuffed more than made up for it.) The other meals were rated highly and included steaks, ribs and chicken.
We will be back next summer, and Mulligans will be our meal choice. Also check out the attractive bar, overall.
The group has been making this trip for over 30 years and Mulligan's helped make this years a top ten trip.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
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