We went for dinner on a Saturday night it was not busy at all. We had sweet tea (which was perfect! a craft beer. The fried green tomato appetizer was good, but not great. The salmon BLT was excellent and so were the fries. I ordered the grilled pork ribs I could not tell that they ever touched a grill. They were also very tough and definitely did not fall off the bone. The southern slaw was good. Our waitress Gloria was wonderful took great care of us. We got to choose our seat got a table overlooking the outside dining area by the lake. The sun was setting and we would have had the sun in our eyes had we chose to sit outside at that time of day. Edit: went back for lunch on a Friday this t...
We dined just before they closed on a Monday at 5:30. Very few people in the restaurant. Had a beautiful view of the lake from our table. We were greeted in a relaxed and friendly manner by the host and had really terrific service from Gloria, our waitress. The men ordered the ribs and they were very pleased with the tenderness and flavor. I had the arugula salad with grilled salmon. Loved the salmon but the salad had raw onions rather than mild pickled onions which they have had on this salad in the past) and not enough of the feta and pecans for the volume of arugula. So I enjoyed it but left most of the arugula on the plate. My sister ordered the chicken and pineapple kabobs and it all lo...
Always an enjoyable experience. Good food. Great and cheerful service. Nice restaurant inside and out. Great views if you sit outside. One of our go to restaurants. Check the hours of operation before you go. Also, since this restaurant is inside Stone Mountain park, you must have a seasonal pass or pay for daily entrance fee to the park to come here Vegetarian options: Limited options I believe Dietary restrictions: Willing to work with any restrictions as feasible Parking: You must have a seasonal park pass or pay for daily entrance to the park Kid-friendliness: It is kid friendly Wheelchair accessibility: It is accessible
We've been camping here for the past three years, but this was my first visit to the restaurant. We arrived early, around 3:30, since we hadn't had lunch and didn't feel like grilling. Our waitress, Gloria, was very friendly and made excellent recommendations from the menu. We started with the fried green tomatoes, which were delicious. My husband ordered the fried grouper sandwich and absolutely loved it. I had the fresh arugula salad topped with grilled salmon, which was outstanding—the salmon was incredibly fresh. We will definitely return on our next visit!
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I noticed that the online menu didn’t match what was being offered that evening, which was a bit disappointing, as it was the enticing online menu that influenced my decision to dine there in the first place. Despite that, my coworker and I decided to stay, and I’m glad we did. The view from the restaurant was fantastic.
I had originally planned to order the prime rib, but I ended up going for the ribeye instead. The mushroom glaze that accompanied it was delicious. My steak was slightly undercooked, but overall, the meal was enjoyable.
The reservation hostess failed to let us know the $20.00 (or $40) Golf Club parking charge. I learned about that at the gate, after driving there for an hour. I complained and no compensation was offered. Management should stamp a parking ticket. In our case, make a compensated offer! We turned around and went elsewhere. David (they have my phone number if they want to respond)
If you are on Stone Mountain grounds please visit this place it is breath taking. The food was a perfect 10 and the service is amazing. I will definitely be going back I had the time of my life.
Party of 9. Food was amazing. We had salmon, kabobs, and steaks. All were cooked perfectly. Ms. Gloria was a fantastic waitress. Can wait for our next trip.
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The food is excellent. The dining room is quiet and the outdoor deck is lovely. full bar.
Beautiful serene place with a wonderful view of the lake and stone mountain.
