Wolfie’s Restaurant

Stopped here for lunch after reading Unilocal reviews and on recommendation of an area antique shop dealer. Our server Dave was personable and attentive. Burgers were very good. I had the salad with grilled chicken, cranberries, walnuts and house dressing. Delicious and huge. Desserts were generous size and yummy. Recommend the apple crisp! Would definitely return if in the area again.

Excellent in every respect. Food was fantastic. We had the corned beef and cabbage soup, wings and a burger. Local brew topped it off. Would stop by again next time I’m in the area… defiantly a gem.

This place is a hidden gem. Staff is the best service we have had. Food was outstanding, have to try the homemade pies. Prices are good

Great restaurant had great ambience. The location was key as we, visited Yankee candle and found the restaurant on our way out. The food and staff were excellent. It felt like home cooking. I had the ribs and chicken. The portions were moderate but filling. I must give a specific praise to the homemade desert. Especially the homemade apple crisp with vanilla ice cream.

We haven’t been to Wolfie’s in several months and when we went back a couple of weeks ago I remembered why. We sat at the bar and witnessed a staff member who was off duty, sitting there drunk. Other waitstaff kept coming over and eating off of her plate, then going and getting food for customers in the kitchen and delivering it (only saw one person actually wash her hands). The bar was out of Budlight (a staple at a bar and they were out). The restaurant manager (male) was being flirted with by all of the staff like it was going out of style and there was absolutely no personality to the bartender who was waiting on us. We had to wait a long time for service to begin with and then we had to keep asking her for stuff — not their best foot forward. The food was good (we both had salads and they were fantastic) and the portions are very generous — however, they need to really step it up in the staff department.

Unilocal reviews were right on track. Excellent service and great food. Had seafood chowder and burger. Moist and full of flavor.

Sweet little place to eat. We had the seafood chowder and pastrami sandwich. Simple food but very tasty. The place was clean and funky… kind of from the 1970’s… But fun. The waitress was nice.

We came here for or Anniversary. My Hubby had a Seafood Platter. Very good actually took some home. The AuGratin potatoes were not good. I got the Seafood Casserole. It was good.

I stopped in here due to the reviews on Unilocal and I was glad that I did! The service was very good and the food was tasty. No matter what you are looking for, they probably have it! The beer was cold and the soup was hot! I had a great salad, but I was harboring envy of the hamburgers being eaten around me (damn the diet). The salad was very, very good. The seafood chowder I had was amazing and I find myself counting the days until my next visit to the area. There is a fancy candle place around the way, so if you are over there, come over here to eat. You will be glad you did!

Stopped in on our way through town. Friendly, fast, and tasty food. Very reasonably priced and a large selection on the menu. Homemade desserts, nice sized kids’ menu. Would definitely stop in again.

I was in Deerfield with my family from out of town checking out the Yankee candle village. (That place was awesome by the way, but that’s another review.) We were hungry and the only sign for a restaurant that we saw was for Wolfies. The décor was lackluster but the good was awesome. And the service was really good as well, except for the fact that they were a little busy and it was obvious they weren’t used to that kind of business.
I had the meatball grinder, so much better than I had expected. It tasted like they had marinated the beef it was that good. The only downsides were the kids meals and the bathroom. No thought had gone into the quality of their meals and there was just one bathroom. Not cool. But I’d come here again! Just not with a crowd.

My wife and I were undecided about where to go for dinner and live locally, so we thought we’d give Wolfie’s a try.
As soon as we walked in we felt like leaving and should have. The entire restaurant smelled of someone’s fried fish dinner.
We were seated among the (almost all) open tables by the «hostess.» Our waitress took our beer order and we ordered nachos. My wife couldn’t find anything on the menu that probably wasn’t there 20 years ago. We agreed to eat our nachos, drink our beers and leave.
When our waitress brought our beer, she informed in a very droll voice that they were out of onion rings, steak tips, and wraps to make, um, wraps with.
After the first sip of our very warm draft beer, I gave the hostess a $ 20 so we couldn’t be accused of skipping on the bill, politely expressed our disappointment and left.
Lesson learned — skip Wolfies!
P. S. I only rated Wolfies one star because I could’t figure out how to continue the review process otherwise…

The servers were friendly, the food delicious and relatively cheap. The only issue I had with Wolfie’s was the poor lighting.

Meh — seafood chowder from a can and a Szechuan chicken wrap that had no real flavor and overpowered by gobs without the mayo on it that was advertised on the special. Service was good but food was meh

Great service. Loved the homemade southwestern corn chowder. Cod sandwich was a nice portion too. Great value. I’ll be back.

Cheeseburger was good, but no where as good as Danny’s. Sorry, but I would still go back there to eat sumtin else.

The recent reviews about the dramatic downslide in quality of the food here are pure bologna. My family and I have been going here regularly for over a decade and the experience has ALWAYS been top notch.
Wolfie’s offers the BEST diner food found in the Sunderland, Deerfield and Amherst areas, PERIOD. Their homemade soups, big sandwiches and incredible cream pies are in a class all of their own. The 70’s décor is homey and inviting and the waitstaff are always on top of their game.
Give Wolfies a try when visiting nearby Yankee Candle this season. You’ll be glad you did!

We stopped at Wolfie’s on our way home from vacation. I thought «with a name like Wolfie’s it has to be good, right?» …wrong. The restaurant is a cute, country kitsch type place. Our waitress was polite and helpful but the food was just bland food service products dressed up as homemade and grossly over priced.
The Taco Salad was just plain awful and consisted of greasy tex-​mex seasoned hamburger, covered in melted cheddar cheese and lobbed on top of a bed of mixed spring greens and a zealous splattering of chopped green onions. All of this contained in what appeared to be a flavorless BAKED sun-​dried tomato wrap surrounded by stale tricolor tortilla chips and accompanied with very small, prepackaged serving cups of sour cream, salsa and guacamole. Gone out the screen-​less windows of the restaurant was the universal concept of a Taco Salad with re-​fried beans, crispy iceberg lettuce, fresh tomatoes, crunchy fried tortilla bowl (that you would actually want to eat) and generous toppings of sour cream, salsa and guacamole that one comes to expect from a Taco Salad.
The second item we had was just barely adequate. The «fresh» fish and chips «dinner» which consisted of 1 medium sized battered fillet, a small portion of french fries, a small plastic container of greasy, tasteless cole slaw and an even smaller plastic container of tartar sauce. I would hardly call these overpriced portions of bland food a «dinner special» by any stretch of the imagination. The battered fish was hot but the batter was just tasteless. The fries might have saved this dinner if they were a) more of them and b) served when hot and crispy instead of the soft, lukewarm limp mess that arrived at our table. Needless to say, we opted not to try one of their many overpriced homemade desserts.
As we ate, we couldn’t help but notice the increasing number of flies that were buzzing about the restaurant. Perhaps the flies could be attributed to the two men installing the winter storm windows in the numerous open windows during the lunch hour, perhaps not. Either way, I will never return there when passing through that part of Massachusetts again.

WHAT HAPPENED!!! We used to go here all the time for the fries. Yes… we would drive 40 minutes for the fries. We arrived around 2pm but the place was still rather busy. Let’s get down to brass tacks…
Service: The tables were not turned around very quickly and we were able to find a table before the hostess. Our server who will remain nameless, because she didn’t introduce herself, seemed new and wasn’t familiar with the menu. Total time for a simple lunch… about 1 hour 15 minutes. What happened to good food fast?
Food: We had a burger and buffalo chix sandwich and both ordered the much anticipated fries. Burger WAS cooked medium rare… props to the chef. BUT it must have sat in the window too long as it was pretty cold upon arrival. Buffalo chix sandwich was drowning in «blue cheese» dressing w/​o any chunks of cheese. It was bland and impossible to pick up. Then there were the fries. Gone were the crispy, hot fries. We received luke warm, limp fries that were just awful. The server did offer to «fix» anything but after waiting as long as we did, we couldn’t sacrifice our afternoon further. She commented that it depends on who the cook is.
Verdict: Unfortunately, we won’t be returning. My heart aches as this was our go to place in Deerfield, but this place is a shell of what we remember. I’ll bump up to two stars due to positive memories. Perhaps Restaurant Impossible would help?

We stopped her after a visit to nearby Yankee Candle. The staff is super friendly and treated our kids really well. Our appetizer (simple nachos) was good and the meals were satisfying to everyone in our party.
I did notice flies right when we walked in (and all I could think of was that my fellow Unilocalers had warned me!), but never saw them again, so they were not an issue for us.