Wildcat Inn & Tavern

We have been coming here for decades and it is always a wonderful time. Great food and excellent service.

An experience at the Cat is totally hit or miss. Mostly miss these days. Four of us waited 45 minutes to be waited on. We finally got our first drinks. Another 40 minutes went by to be asked if we were ready to order food. When our food came we noticed that the fish chowder was served in smaller portions and seriously lacked any fish. Basically an undersized cup of potato chowder for $8.95. Our side of fries was noticeably smaller, as well, but the price increased from just 3 weeks ago. There is nothing reasonably priced on the menu. $18.95 for a pretzel!!! We went on Hoot night. Music was great, as usual, but the food, service, and ridiculously high prices for what you get is totally unacceptable. Recommendation to the owner... Just charge a cover for the music and lower your prices. F

We have been visiting and staying at the WIldcat Inn and Tavern for many years after Thanksgiving. Everyone has been welcoming. We have never been disappointed with any of the food over the years. They had an awesome Pork chop my husband had a few times this visit, he could not get enough. Music there is great on Friday's and Saturday nights. We are lucky enough to experience their Hoot Night on Tuesday's. Stew, you have a keeper in Meredith. She was incredible to watch and we can see she wears several different hats. Sarah our waitress was pleasant and attentive. We hope to see them both next year, hopefully sooner.

Great place in scenic Jackson NH! the tavern is super fun with live music a few nights a weeks, we like Hoot night (open mic) on Tuesday! Good selection of craft cocktails. The menu changes but usally have burgers, pasta, fish and beef of some kind. The waitstaff is always great and the rooms in the inn are quaint.

It is with mixed emotions that I leave this review. I have been coming to the Wildcat for more than 20 years. In recent years at least 15 times or more a year. We attend Hoot night and plan our trips around it. This xmas holiday was no different. My son (23) was up from Florida and like always we planned to attend Hoot night. "Not gonna happen" I was told by the woman seating people. As I peered in to the tavern, it was less than half full and many bar seats open as well. We arriving at 530 for dinner and drinks prior to the entertainment as we always do. Our bill is in the hundreds every visit and this time would have been no different. But we were told all seat have been reserved for Hoot night? I said ok but cant we at least eat? No we are saving all those seats for the reservations. A