Had breakfast at the Drift Inn on Father's Day and it was a great experience. Our server, Judy was engaging but not overbearing. They grind their own coffee beans freshly for each pot, Illy's Coffee by the way. Menu choices should please any palette with a number of gluten-free entrees, too. I can recommend the Denver omelet with their great...
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Fabulous, healthful, food - great choices and lovely environment. Evenings they have live music. Fresh crab and seafood - real maple syrup!
The halibut I ordered was good but not great. It was served with wild rice and sautéed vegetables both of which were fine, perhaps a tad over cooked. My sweetheart ordered the prime rib and said it was delicious. The decor was a bit kitschy but I got the sense that locals frequented this place.
I was very happy to have stopped in this place for lunch. Well-lit (not too bright, not too dim), lots of wood, very clean, comfortable atmosphere - reminiscent of a proper pub in the UK. The staff was friendly and attentive, but not overbearing. The menu is pretty diverse and includes a lot of options for vegetarians, so chances are...
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We came in here not knowing what to expect and were very happy with what we found. The food was good, service was prompt and attentive. The live music was a really nice surprise and made for a relaxing atmosphere! We enjoyed our meal here and would recommend this place!
Wanted to go to a pub like Mcmennemins, so the website gave this impression. It's really small, less than 20 tables. There was live music on Saturday night, which I felt was too loud for this size place. Was not where you want to take kids for dinner and have some beer while the game is on the tv. But...
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great food and live music. A lively place with on the night we eat there a realy good music set from laid back blues/rock soul duo.
Really liked this place. We had a booth near the live music which was quite nice. Our server was very good. Extremely efficient. The salmon was very good and I thought the value was excellent.
At 7.30 we entered a very full restaurant, but were shown to a small booth near the corner stage where a duo were singing. Most tables had large plates of very appealing food and so we ordered..........................and we waited, and waited and I could see the serving top where my food was, and still we waited. When it was eventually...
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This restaurant is right on 101, but we walked there from our favorite place, Overleaf Lodge. The history of the place is wonderful, and the mercantile next door, stocked with really cool stuff well organized, is owned by the same lady. The food is very good, fresh and just a twist out of "normal" restaurant food. Bathroom is big and...
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