Foggy Goggle

Foggy Goggle is your generic slope side dive bar with subpar food, great beer, and even better vibes.I would never come here if I wasn't skiing, but seven springs is my local mountain so I frequent foggy goggle for a mid-ski lunch and a little apres.The food is really mid, if not below. My burger was pretty awful, but edible. The nachos were better but still a little sad. Drinks are great, beer and mixed cocktails!Come here for the vibes and to load up before hitting the slopes, not for gourmet food.

The Foggy Goggle is at the Lodge at Seven Springs. It has great views of the slopes, outdoor seating, and a large indoor bar area. I would recommend selecting beer/wine or basic cocktails. My espresso martini wasn't the best (it was coffee instead of espresso, and VERY booze-forward). It's definitely a fun bar spot though!

Mitch at The Foggy Goggle has been the gold standard for years of exceptional service! Every visit feels like coming home, thanks to his warm personality, attention to detail, and genuine care for customers. Whether you're a regular or a first-timer, Mitch goes above and beyond to make sure everyone feels welcome and taken care of. His consistency in providing top-notch service has made The Foggy Goggle one of my favorite spots. From remembering drink orders to making thoughtful recommendations, Mitch is the kind of person who elevates the entire experience. If you're heading to The Foggy Goggle, keep an eye out for Mitch--he's a true gem in the industry. Thanks for all the great memories and outstanding service over the years!

Came on a girls trip during the off season for wine fest. Our service was prompt and friendly, both at the bar and at our table. We loved all of the food that we ordered. I had the 1lb wings and asked for both buffalo and garlic parm sauce. My only complaint was the garlic parm. I didn't love it. I thought it was watery and didn't have too much flavor. When mixed with the buffalo, though, it was great. The wings were perfectly crisp. I tried the fries that came on the side of all of the sandwiches and they were awesome. Crispy and well seasoned. The lodge space was large and dimly lit. They had trivia and karaoke the night we were there. Great atmosphere, even though the place wasn't packed. Bathrooms were clean and stocked with paper towels and soap.

The Foggy Goggle is the best hang out spot at Seven Springs. The food in all the restaurants at Seven Springs is average to slightly below. The service in the Foggy Goggle is a little spotty when sitting at the tables. Again, the bar atmosphere of a ski bar is fun

Burger was OK. The texture was a bit grainy. The fries were more sweet than salty (closer to a bbq chip flavor).Bavarian pretzel sticks were great. Nice variety of beers available. Probably a good enough place to eat and drink after a day on the slopes.

Service is slow so if you go with that in mind then you will enjoy yourself! Prices are not cheap so if you also go with that in mind then you know what to expect. The 1/2 order of Nachos is plenty for 2 people and loaded with extras. I would order the Nachos if I go again.

Classic seven springs bar. 21 and family friendly. The food is pretty similar to what they offer downstairs. But the atmosphere is nice a good place to spend time with a group. The service was fast and the waiter was very friendly!

The dive bar of dive bar food is held at this very pristine location held with ax throwing and traditional bar seating as well as a well laid out restaurant with adequately placed seating.That being said, I was waiting for a similar experience with the food, but when it arrived it came with an undercooked GFS hamburger patty, littered with undercooked seasoned salt french fries. To add insult to injury the pricing of the food is so grossly over priced based on the quality of food! You could have went to Burgatory for these kind of prices!The waiting staff was friendly, but he could tell I was bothered by the quality of the food and he didn't even ask if I was pleased with the outcome. He kindly stated that I had a lot of food left and asked if I wanted a check. Burger and Fries: 0.5/10Nachos If you like GFS food undercooked and soggy chips with Pace salsa I would suggest eating here but the dissatisfaction of this food was so poor I can't in good conscience allow this human rights violation not to be shared. You almost have to not care about food to make it this poorly. Cutting up some fresh tomatoes and onions is cheaper in the summertime than purchasing a 1 gallon tub of Pace salsa! They are literally trying to make their food taste like an MRE!Nachos 0.5/10I drove an hour to come to Seven Springs and very much enjoyed my experience outside of this restaurant, but there are far better restaurants that had to close their doors during Covid and the only way I can assume this place stayed open was by purchasing the cheapest ingredients one could buy and use the Seven Springs reputation to get you to come in and purchase a meal. By far the worst place I've eaten at since Casa Bonita and that speaks volumes. I highly encourage you avoid this restaurant when it concerns food! To MANAGEMENT: Unless you are going to give me a refund I kindly ask you not comment. Clearly I can see the other reviews have not changed the quality of the food, or your desire to do better.

There aren't many places to eat in the area, so we ended up here when we were in town for the weekend. It's park of the ski resort. The setup is nice with a large outdoor patio overlooking the ski slopes. There is live music at night in the summer. The food wasn't good. We got the Pit Pulled Beef Sandwich. The meat was incredible dry and lacked flavor. There wasn't much sauce or cheese on it. The chips that came with it were good. The bar setup seemed pretty good. It seems like a good place to come for a drink, but I wouldn't recommend the food.