Colonial House Restaurant

Colonial House Restaurant in Norwood is literally just that; a colonial house restaurant in a Norwood neighborhood surrounded by homes. There is plenty of parking behind the “house” from the street. Once inside you will find it quite charming, with throw back Americana decor that lends to an equally charming atmosphere. Service is very friendly, helpful, and prompt. With a limited menu, we found the food to be somewhat of a hit and miss. For me, the French Dip au jus was perhaps the best I’ve ever tasted. No two or three layers of meat here. It was an ample portion, appropriately plump, cooked to rare perfection, and comes with plenty of ‘jus’ too; no jamming the sandwich into the bowl to get that last drop. The Fries were just okay; not much flavor and very little salt. The Margaritas are

Considering it was a Saturday night, we waited over an hour for the two meals. In the end I feel it was worth the wait. The prime rib was delicious and was a very large portion of meat. I would still consider going back here when Im in the area with ample time to wait for a healthy filling meal.

After seeing a post of the pepperoni pizza on facebook... we had to go for ourselves. I got the cheese pizza and the boyfriend got baked stuffed haddock. Everything was delicious and I loved the pizza. Our waitress Linda was so pleasant and so efficient. Great dinner out and definitely will return 😋

It has been a few years since we last visited, but the Colonial House NEVER disappoints!! The food was fantastic, and our server, who told she has worked there for 51 years, was as nice as it gets. Great New England ambiance, and great night. Highly recommend this restaurant!!

This is such a cozy little hole in the wall! We chose this because it looks like a welcoming home. The interior is so inviting and the wait staff are too polite for words! ☺ our server asked if I enjoyed the lobster bisque and I said, oh it was okay... and she gave me the MOM look and asked again and I said no, I'm sorry, I didn't like it. She said no problem, I'll remove it from your bill. I ordered the prime rib au jus and my son ordered chicken wings and fries. Husband ordered fried seafood platter. We loved it all and were very pleased. The icing on the cake was when we were done and the waitress asked if we'd like a 'Hoodsie'. We had no idea what that is. She said I'll bring it. Someone will eat it. What a pleasant surprise! It was individual ice cream cup with a wooden spoon. Spence