Dining Room At Grandview Lodge

It's gorgeous here. The patio is stunning. So worth having dinner and watching the amazing view to the lake. Romantic sweet and the staff is attentive. The food is very good. Fun specialty drinks.

Had lunch at the On the Rocks Patio. Food and service were good. Limited lunch menu, but Ok. Major disappointment was the lack of masking by the hostess, bar tenders, and all wait staff. COVID is still with us, folks.

Main Lodge was an excellent choice for a rainy evening dinner. Everyone enjoyed their meal but the Meatball was superb! Not only was the food good the service was excellent. Our waitress Ema was very knowledgeable and helpful with all of our questions.

I was excited about going here for dinner. The lodge itself is beautiful and I had high hopes for a memorable dinner. Well dinner peaked at the bread. Ordered the 16 oz ribeye ($38) which was prime rib med rare but it came out gray swimming in a sea of au jus with a slick of horseradish. The walleye was also ordered pan fried in a Parmesan crust. The filet was perhaps the smallest I have ever seen which turned out not to be a problem because it was over cooked and tasteless. The asparagus "oven roasted" was dry, tough and devoid of any flavor. Don't think of this place as fine dining in a historic lodge as it's more like the hotel restaurant at the Rodeway Inn.

We have been to Grand View many times over the years. It is a beautiful resort and has great options for food & ambiance. The main issue we have encountered lately is with a server at the Cantina on the water. Alaina, on multiple occasions, has had a poor attitude and had really changed our perspective on wanting to pull our boat up and spend money at the bar here. On one occasion, we actually left due to the poor service we received from her. We have enjoyed the other servers and have loved the new addition with the slushie station.