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Bannisters Wharf Guest Rooms - Hotel Reviews from across the web
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No title - expert review
At this dignified, converted dock shanty, popular with yachters, clam chowder is sold by the quart. Dining is in the casual tavern or the formal Commodore's Room (jacket required, reservations essential). The latter serves an appetizer of black-and-blue tuna with red-pepper sauce. The French and Ame...
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No title - expert review
Formal dining is on the upper level, in a room with a timber-beam ceiling, green latticework, richly patterned cushions, and water views; there's open-air dining in warm weather. The refined, pricey Mediterranean menu incorporates local seafood; game dishes often appear as specials. In summer, on th...
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Host descriminates - user review
Denied admittance for not wearing a collared shirt. Witnessed admitted, drinking patrons wearing non collared t shirts. I felt sick ...
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follow the locals - user review
it's the best in newport, very difficult to get in during the summer unless they ...
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Waitresses Rule - user review
My experience at the CCH was awesome. The hostess greeted our group and help my family carry our belongings up the stairs to our beautiful table by the fire. We were harried from our day and the waitress offered some selections for appetizers while we got settled. The extensive wine list seemed huge...
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No title - user review
very consistant, many loca...
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No title - user review
We ate outdoors, in the center of action on the wharf. The view of the boats, harbor and the quaint dock side buildings was pleasant. The clam chowder, with a touch of tarragon, was one of the best I have ever tasted. Although it wasn't crowded, our waitress seeme...
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