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Country Cow Restaurant and Bar Is Now Covered Bridge Farm Table

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As of September 2026, unionleader.com lists this address as Covered Bridge Farm Table; reviewed by our team on September 7, 2026, not yet independently confirmed through direct contact.

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What the source shows: New Hampshire's Union Leader reported co-owner Jennifer Leonzi took over the business and relaunched it under the name Covered Bridge Farm Table in 2016; Yelp's current listing for the successor business shows 2026 activity at the same address.

  • Season / episode Season 9, Episode 5
  • Original air date
  • Address 57 Blair Rd, Campton, NH 03223
  • Current name Covered Bridge Farm Table

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What happened after Restaurant: Impossible (Food Network)?

The Restaurant: Impossible (Food Network) episode "Holy Cow!" focused on Country Cow Restaurant and Bar, a family-style restaurant in Campton, New Hampshire, near the White Mountains tourist corridor. Chef Robert Irvine found a menu and kitchen system that had drifted from its original concept, along with service and cleanliness issues undercutting the restaurant's ability to compete for the seasonal tourist traffic that drives much of the local economy. Co-owner Jennifer Leonzi and her business partner were shown struggling with inconsistent food quality and a kitchen operation that had not kept pace with the volume the location's highway-adjacent setting could bring in. Irvine's team carried out the show's standard 48-hour, roughly $10,000 renovation, refreshing the dining room and bar area and helping the owners rebuild a smaller, more focused menu built around dishes the kitchen could execute reliably during a busy tourist season. Much of the on-camera coaching centered on basic kitchen organization and consistency rather than a wholesale concept change, with Irvine pushing the team to standardize recipes and prep so quality would not vary shift to shift. The episode also touched on the partnership dynamic between the co-owners, with Irvine encouraging a clearer division of responsibility between front-of-house and kitchen leadership. The reveal presented a refreshed dining room, an updated bar, and a tightened menu intended to let the kitchen consistently deliver dishes suited to both local regulars and passing tourist traffic. According to New Hampshire's Union Leader, Leonzi later described the Restaurant: Impossible experience in positive terms and went on to pursue formal culinary training after the taping. The episode aired August 20, 2014, the second in a string of episodes that summer set in small New England and mid-Atlantic towns rather than major media markets, a pattern that continued through the rest of the season with stops in Maine, Pennsylvania, and Virginia.

Featured on Restaurant: Impossible

Season / episode
Season 9, Episode 5
Original air date
Episode title
Holy Cow!
What was featured
Dining room and bar renovation, menu simplification
Role
Featured restaurant
Name on the broadcast
Country Cow Restaurant and Bar

Frequently asked questions

Is Country Cow Restaurant and Bar still open in 2026?

As of September 2026, unionleader.com lists this address as Covered Bridge Farm Table; reviewed by our team on September 7, 2026, not yet independently confirmed through direct contact.

What happened to Country Cow Restaurant and Bar after Restaurant: Impossible?

The Restaurant: Impossible (Food Network) episode "Holy Cow!" focused on Country Cow Restaurant and Bar, a family-style restaurant in Campton, New Hampshire, near the White Mountains tourist corridor. As of September 2026, unionleader.com lists this address as Covered Bridge Farm Table; reviewed by our team on September 7, 2026, not yet independently confirmed through direct contact.

What is Country Cow Restaurant and Bar called now?

Now: Covered Bridge Farm Table (formerly Country Cow Restaurant and Bar). As of September 2026, unionleader.com lists this address as Covered Bridge Farm Table; reviewed by our team on September 7, 2026, not yet independently confirmed through direct contact.

Where is Country Cow Restaurant and Bar located?

57 Blair Rd, Campton, NH 03223. That is the address on the record as of September 7, 2026.

What season and episode of Restaurant: Impossible featured Country Cow Restaurant and Bar?

Season 9, Episode 5 of Restaurant: Impossible, first aired August 20, 2014. The episode is titled “Holy Cow!”.

Did the makeover last at Country Cow Restaurant and Bar?

The episode first aired August 20, 2014. Our most recent check was September 7, 2026 — 12 years later —: As of September 2026, unionleader.com lists this address as Covered Bridge Farm Table; reviewed by our team on September 7, 2026, not yet independently confirmed through direct contact.

Is Country Cow Restaurant and Bar still using the Restaurant: Impossible menu or branding?

Chef Robert Irvine found a menu and kitchen system that had drifted from its original concept, along with service and cleanliness issues undercutting the restaurant's ability to compete for the seasonal tourist traffic that drives much of the local economy. Anything newer than our last check on September 7, 2026 may not be reflected here.

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Address
57 Blair Rd, Campton, NH 03223
Venue type
restaurant
Official website
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Sources

  • unionleader.com — https://www.unionleader.com/nh/food/country-cow-owner-says-restaurant-impossible-experience-a-great-one/article_b17e5dc7-808b-5704-9afa-11d88ae2c2a8.html
  • realitytvrevisited.com — https://www.realitytvrevisited.com/2022/01/restaurant-impossible-country-cow.html
  • popthruster.com — https://popthruster.com/2025/06/08/restaurant-impossible-country-cow-restaurant-and-bar-open-or-closed/

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