Stella's

Stopped here on a Monday for lunch on the way tot he cabin and while we waited for our cookie dough from next door.We were seated right away and got our waters and I ordered a beer. The waitstaff is friendly and helpful. The restaurant is your typical bar style family restaurant with booths and tables. Clean. We ordered the pesto chicken sandwich and the reuben for the adults. The kids got tenders, buttered noodles and kids alfredo with the shrimp addon ($3 for two shirmps).The food came out hot. The reuben was decent but the pesto chicken not so much. The kids enjoyed their food. I found all of it a little too salty. Again it was all fine and would have potentially been better if the salt was less. The fries were not that great. The chips were ok.Overall, we have had better experience at Stella's in the past so I can chalk it up to just this one time and would probably be back to give it another shot.

Food is great and worth the wait.They are busy on Saturday. Wish they had more local craft beers.

We stopped for lunch on a Saturday and sat at a comfy booth. At first the service was great. Our order was taken right away, drinks came out rather quickly, and it didn't take that long for our meals to be served either. I took one star off because our waitress disappeared after she brought the drinks; food was dropped off by kitchen staff, drink refills and to-go boxes came via a different server who took pity on us (waitress only came back after our food was boxed up to give us our bill). Another ding was the $11 lemon drop martini that was the teeniest size I've ever been served so it just wasn't worth the price.As far as the food, my husband ordered The Wild Pizza and he loved it. I tried a bite of it and it was extremely tasty. I went with the Cobb Salad and the toppings were all fresh and it was the perfect meal for a hot summer day.

I love this Battle Lake mainstay! Ambience is amazing and the food is ALWAYS spot on! The recipes from previous owners remain with a few new gems added in.

What an absolute hidden gem! This place certainly sets itself apart from the rest with a fantastic atmosphere and great food! A date night or a tourist's delight, and our service was phenomenal.I got the French dip, and partner got the veggie grill sandwich. Both of us loved our food.Only downside were the bees on the outside patio that also wanted a taste of our food, but that's not at fault of the restaurant

Steeellla!Like from the Rocky movie right?Well not really but my friend kept yelling it that way. The establishment is nice. Indoor and outdoor seating. We had a group of 5... well 4 1/2.The waitress was prompt and full of smiles. My review is late in posting but the night we were there everything was great.The pasta was filling. The chicken parmesan hit the spot. It was a huge helping. My husband got their Reuben and his eyes almost popped out of his head. The amount of meat on that sandwich was fantastic. Our friend got the lemon chicken scalappina and I was totally jelly. So yummy. They also got fish tacos. Everything was really good.

We went to Stellas last week and it was a nice little restaurant, and the servers were great. The food on the other hand was mediocre at best. I had ordered a prime dip and French onion soup The prime dip was one of the poorest ones I've had in a long time. Au jus was cold, beef was overcooked and very small serving. The French onion soup was so salty that I couldn't eat it. I think I may give them another try, but I would order pizza. The sandwich and soup was mediocre at very best.

Beware. Ordered a "salty chihuahua". It was filled with Cuervo gold. Not patron and gold tequila is way different than blanco. Also- no Cointreau even on the liquor shelf. Watched him pour. You pay too shelf prices but don't get too shelf liquor.You are not getting what is advertised which as a consumer is a huge issue.

They use that processed fake crab for anything on the menu described with "crab". Is this even legal? Nothing else could be even remotely considered house made. It is what it is I guess. Battle Lake is a provincial town.

Stopped for late lunch and sat on the patio. Got the rum punch and the summertime lemonade with bruschetta to start. The rum punch was decent, but both my wife and I preferred the summertime lemonade. The bruschetta was great...toppings were fresh and flavorful and the bread was crispy and complemented the toppings well. For the mains we got the beer cheeseburger pizza and sesame chicken flatbread. I didn't get a lot of the beer cheese flavor coming through as the Dijon mustard drizzle was dominant, but I thought the flavors all complimented each other well and it was a good, unique pizza. The sesame chicken flatbread wasn't as good as we had a tough time identifying the sesame flavor, but overall solid. This was our second time and we are already looking forward to the next stop.