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Country and Abroad - Cozy, Culinary Delights: British, French and American Classics at their best: White Horse Country Pub and Restaurant in Marbledale, CT *****EXCELLENT |
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Yankee Magazine - EDITORS CHOICE - BEST OF NEW ENGLAND - BEST CLASSIC PUB - The White Horse - May/June 2010 - |
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Connecticut Magazine - The White Horse ** VERY GOOD --- MARCH 2010, New Preston, Can a man fall in love with an Indian Scout, a 16th-century queen and a down-at- the-heels tavern near Lake Waramaug? John Harris could and did. |
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Country and Abroad - Wedding, Anniversary, and Relationship Celebrations - The beautiful White Horse Country Pub and Restaurant is conveniently located...... |
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The Litchfield County Times - White Horse Pub Celebrating 1 Year Anniversary |
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Voices News 11/09 - White Horse Country Pub and Restaurant: New Restaurant in Marbledale Offers Food, Views, Ambiance. John Harris White Horse Country Pub and Restaurant on Route 202 in Marbledale offers visitors more than just a dining experience. The rustic rooms feature museum-quality artifacts sure to fascinate diners and stimulate conversation. (Compton photo) |
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Connecticut Post - The White Horse Country Pub a treat. Back country gentility, plus great burgers. Wendy Burcket worked for the Marbledale Pub for 26 years. "It was like a home away from home," she says of the tavern and family restaurant. She stayed on when it was sold and turned into The White Horse Country Pub. "The transformation has been incredible," she says. |
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Waterbury Republican - A builder by trade, John Harris knew he'd found a diamond in the rough when he stopped at the Marbledale Pub last year for lunch with a business associate. A 10-year resident of nearby Lake Waramaug, Harris not only had lunch, he also had a look around the 35-year-old building that sits at the edge of the East Aspetuck River. |
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The Stamford Advocate, Oct 2009 - The White Horse, A Country Pub & Restaurant, is a rare and precious find located on Route 202, Marbledale, CT in the Township of Washington , and formerly known as The Marbledale Pub. Owner John Harris has tastefully displayed his British roots throughout the two dining areas, stocking them with antiques, artifacts and local art. With one side.. |
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Hartford Courant Sept 29 2009 - A La Carte: White Horse Country Pub Sprinkles British History Into Its Creative Food Offerings.. Looking for a new place to eat on one of those leaf-peeping rides? A place to cozy up by the fire as cooler weather arrives? A chance for one last al fresco dining experience on the occasional warm day? |
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Danbury News Times 8/09 - Restaurateur John Harris spins tales of rock star friendships and British heirlooms when he greets patrons at The White Horse Country Pub in Marble Dale. On the site where the iconic Marble Dale Pub called home since... |
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Greenwich Post, Darien Times, Redding Pilot, Ridgefield Press, Wilton Bulletin, Weston Forum - A long-time familiar face on the Fairfield County restaurant scene as owner and consultant, John Harris, a designer/builder known nationally and internationally, has created a new restaurant for himself on the site the former Marbledale Pub, which... |
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The Entertainer - If Pegasus could speak, he would say that like himself, The White Horse, A Country Pub & Restaurant, is a rare and precious find-located on Route 202, Marbledale, CT in the Township of Washington, and formerly known as The Marbledale Pub. |
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Litchfield Magazine Article - For years the Marbledale Pub sat tight along Route 202, with a regular crew of customers. In recent years it fell into disrepair. Then last year, a Brit named John Harris bought it and renovated the building and spirit of the place. |
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Connecticut Magazine Review - With new owners and a new name, the Marbledale Pub in Marbledale, CT has become The White Horse Pub and Country Restaurant... |
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LCT Article July 2009 - Last November, Washington resident John Harris stopped for a burger at the Marble Dale Pub. On the way back to his car after the meal, he happened upon a breathtaking scene-the Aspetuck River picturesquely flowing a few feet behind the restaurant, downstream from a terraced waterfall, though it was a bit overgrown. |
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Danbury News Times - When the construction business slowed earlier this year, John Harris decided to get back into the restaurant business. He had owned restaurants in London, New York and Westport. |
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Destination Dining - By Lydia Finley |
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Lakeville Journal - The Lakeville Journal 12/03/09 How about offering your giftee a drive to a beautiful setting on a river, a sort of mini-vacation, as a gift of a brunch? Look into the White Horse Country Pub in Marbledale, CT, |
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Passports Magazine - Al Fresco Dining Gems |
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The Waterbury Republican - John Harris owns two motorcycles. Both are red and both are uncommon...... |
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The Design and Construction Team - The White Horse greatly thanks Regent Construction and all involved in this superb ground up makeover. |
