Hunter House | Circa 1913

We tried several entrées, including the rack of lamb, duck confit, and chicken. The lamb was cooked as requested and came out balanced in seasoning with a clean presentation. The duck confit was also enjoyable, with accompaniments that complemented the dish well. The chicken stood out less positively, as it was on the dry side, even though the sauce itself had an interesting flavor. Service was warm and attentive throughout the evening. The space has a welcoming, old-world feel that adds to the dining experience and gives the restaurant a distinct sense of character.

Recently went to the Hunter House and had a fantastic meal. Just a quick recap of everything: The food was top notch. As the pictures show, we tried quite a few dishes between Shrimp and Grits, Fish (several options on this category), Crab Cakes, and what I'll call Lambsicles, and all were delicious. Additionally, the cocktails are wonderful and the wine list is littered with wine from high quality wine regions. One thing to note, is the chef specials are quite extensive, so what you see online is only about 60-70% of the menu, so be prepared to adjust if you go in with a plan. The service and atmosphere is great. The rooms are broken into small sections, which keeps the atmosphere pleasant and at an appropriate noise level. The wait staff was also great, in which they were attentive, and ensured all of us were served at the same time. Lastly, and just to be fair, the prices are high. Again, you pay for what you get, so if you pay top of the market prices, as long as you get top of the market quality, then I'm good, which this is a classic example of that. I highly enjoyed my experience and would recommend this as a special occasion place to eat.

Best experience ever! My husband and I had an amazing dinner and with fabulous service too! The ambience is very romantic and the wine and cocktails are wonderful. I’m also in a women’s group who attended a Mixology event here. What a great night everyone had socializing and learning how to make our new favorite drink! Don’t miss this gem right in our Huntersville backyard!

Not enough words in the English dictionary to describe how amazing this restaurant was. We stumbled into this hidden gem and they accommodated our party of 6 super last minute at the outside verandah on a Friday evening. The food was out of this world and just beyond delicious. Not one item we tried was not good. From the salads, apps, entrees and to finish the night off with desserts. I would like to give a special shout out to our server NOAH who was just impeccable and made our experience impactful for being our first time. His knowledge and detail oriented description of the menu was superb. His recommendations were spot on. Thank you Noah!!

The great is it is a beautiful place, other than the traffic circle, which they have no control over. Early 6pm reservation. The bar takes forever and it took 30 minutes just to convey they did not have Buffalo Trace and another 10ish min just to get the revised drink. After ordering, the waiter came back only have only to say they did not have the meatloaf (chef forgot to put in oven) or scallops (didn't make it on the truck so that caused a reorder. Things happen but waiter should have known ahead of time. I had the ribeye, the cook was great but definitely under salted, it was just warm and no good real sear. The appetizers were great, including the Brie app and the Garlic dish. Dessert was just ok. Strawberry shortcake biscuit is a great idea but the biscuit was dry, cheesecake itself was good but leave it simple and not plaster with peach compoteish, and the pumpkin creme brulee was mixed results, I loved it but others said it was ok. The net, such a beautiful location, maybe it was an off night, and we hope they get it right.