The Peaks Restaurant

Food was better than expected here. Service was a bit slow due to the holiday crowd, but that was to be expected. Staff remained pleasant and helpful despite a lot of families & related chaos. Breakfast buffet is fine, a la carte was better. Loved self-serve coffee option and the opportunity to have dinner at the bar when we forgot to make a dinner reservation.

We had dinner and breakfast there for 3 days, it is the only place to eat if you stay at the lodge. Avocado toast with a small amount of avocado, asked for vegetable soup , they brought chili instead. Filet mignon, not good meat was not filet. First night the waitress was overwhelmed , he didn't know what was the daily soup, didn't know if the chicken plate was breast. Over all not the best place, but not the worst. The view is wonderful! Last breakfast our waitress was very attentive and knowledgeable

Was served undercooked (raw/pink on the inside) chicken in the grilled chicken sandwich🤢, can never look at a grilled chicken sandwich the same way now. Server was kind enough to apologize and get another one cooked properly.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 1

Service: 4

Food was absolutely amazing, we came 4 times for breakfast and dinner and every meal was wonderful. Beautiful lodge and dining room and the service was great.

Great value and food was excellent. Trout tender but little bland. Brussels were excellent. Setting is the same as buffet breakfast but nice lodge style ambience

Erich was nice though we were there to celebrate a birthday. You'd think after spending $155 for a table of 4 that they'd do something.

Good pork chops and generous portion of brussel sprouts.

The wine was a bit pricey.

The quality and variety of the food is impressive given its location. The portions are quite large.

Third time at the restaurant in 3 nights. Tried the burger with chips. Food was very good.

We ate at the Peaks two nights in a row. The first night the waitress was pleasant and helpful. The second night the waiter was very surly. He made several unhelpful, even put down comments. For example, when he told my daughter that they were out of the Caesar's salad she had ordered and suggested that she order another one, she asked what was on the other specific salad. He responded with, "Salad stuff, what did you think would be on it? " Well, salads do vary and that answer was most unhelpful. He made several other unpleasant comments. He also never did refill our water glasses when we asked him twice to do so. So my daughter went and got some on her own. The food was good and reasonably priced. Our only complaint was the second days waiter.

Food is great - not quite high-end but certainly not what you'd expect at a Lodge. The bar is a lot of fun in the evening if you can grab a seat. Staff is kept small so go with patience and enjoy your time!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Fantastic food and service. Key was having reservations, service was prompt and food was great ! Would stay at lodge again in a heartbeat, lovely setting and views.

The service, waiter, was good. But the quality of the food was very poor for the price. For example, it was supposed to be a ribeye steak, for $45 just that plate, but what I got was a pretty regular steak for $45 what??

Great eggs Benedict and coffee but fried potatoes were dry and inedible. Waitress was very nice.

Food was overhyped and pretty basic. It was clearly made well in advance (my salad and entree both came out within 5 minutes of ordering) and thus was a little dry and bland. Lodge is nice, but the price adder for the view wasn't really worth it. I'd rather have paid 25% more and had quality food to match the view.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 3

Service: 3

Nice dining experience and great bar. Nice variety on the menu. Our only complaint was that both the Cesar salad and pot roast were loaded with salt.