Seven Oaks Restaurant — Restaurant in Town of Hamilton

You know I’ve always love eating at this place little pricey but good food.. up until today. I ordered a sandwich from this place over the phone and miss pronounced a sandwich and got the wrong one because they didn’t understand what I was saying but I literally explained the whole sandwich in the beginning.. I went back and respectfully asked if there was anything they could do or switch it for me. The owner of the place started getting very very cocky towards me In front of everyone peacefully eating their dinner.. first thing he said was “it’s not my fault you don’t know how to read” so I told him he should be respectful towards his customers and be more caring all he had to say to that was “I am caring towards my customers just not arrogant people like you” in front of the whole dining room.. this was horrible I was only trying to work something out with them I never ended up getting any of my money back...

Late lunch with a good friend! She had a good size cup of New England clam chowder and a grilled chicken sandwich, which she said was very good. From what I could see the soup was chocked full of clams and was very creamy. The sandwich was layered with all the fixings. I had a huge BLT on toasted rye bread with seeds. The menu said something like stuffed with bacon and holy bacon they didn't lie. Lettuce and tomato with a seasoned mayo. So crispy and perfectly chewy!! We split key lime cheesecake which was just perfect. Goid strong coffee and Jack Nicholas ( lemonade and ice tea) for drinks. The clubhouse is newly built. Open and very comfortable. Servers were accommodating and...

Had parents anniversary dinner there. Everything was great. First time in New clubhouse. Absolutely beautiful. We had a reservation and we're immediately seated upon arrival even though it was Friday packed and a line waiting. Food was great couple fish fry couple pasta dishes. The salads that come with the meals are huge and full. Table overlooked golf course beautiful sunset. Check this...