“There's nothing like Tesomas dining hall. Crazy kids' music is bumping, but the food wasn't that hot ( as in sexy).Vegetarian options: Ask the counselors for vegetarian options.Kid-friendliness: Very friendly. Lots of 12 to 16 year olds around.Wheelchair accessibility: One side for sure has wheelchair accessibility.Dietary restrictions: Ask counselors for any dietary restriction related meals.“
“Decided to try the Rhinelander Family Restaurant while in the area today. It did not disappoint! The place itself has a cute, comfy, family theme to it. The service was excellent. We got seated right away and the waitress was already taking our order shortly after we were seated. It was pretty busy so we were expecting some waiting time but the staff was on the ball. They do have a large menu. We did go for breakfast and there were so many options for breakfast. We both got omelettes and they were literally on the table like 10 minutes later. We couldn't believe it! And talk about delicious! They were so filling and yummy. We will definitely be back! I highly recommend giving this place a try! It won't disappoint!“
“Good food if they were easier on the griddle with the butter/greese. Service is pretty solid. Good size portions. Always have to ask for napkins. Limited hours so never had late lunch or dinner. Closed several days of the week as well so short hours during open days so hard to get a good take on anything. There is one solid long term server that is awesome however. My only complaint is a locals talking extensively of religion very loudly and speaking nasty of "native americans" which she was not so polite to call them....I would have said something but I'm a semi-regular and didn't want any issues. (* Btw, I'm Caucasian, not American Indian but found the conversation very inappropriate) Didn't want to be a "Karen". Overall if the old, religious, racist, zealots had not been there, it would have been much better.Kid-friendliness: Lots of old guys and people talking loudly about subjects not kid friendly“
“Nice cozy diner. The climate was neither hot or cold. I went around 1 pm on a Tuesday and it was not busy. It was a seat yourself and I found all the tables AND the chairs to be clean. The booths that I saw didn't have rips or cracks in the vinyl. There is a bar like seating up at the front if you are eating solo. They did their best to maximize their seating.I ordered, wonton mozzarella sticks, hamburger, fries and raspberry dream pound cake. The mozzarella sticks were fresh and hot. They were pretty pick and after eating three, I wondered if I was going to be able to finish my meal. They tasted great, however I cut my lip on the wonton that wrapped around the mozzarella.The hamburger was pretty tasty. I liked that they toasted the bun and added that extra crunch. The tomato was pretty thick so it was hard to keep the burger together and made it a bit messier but, I would order another one in a heartbeat. The fries were nothing to write home about. Basic fries. I didn't taste any type of seasoning.The dessert, I was told, was homemade. It was a raspberry pound cake. There was some kind of fluffy stuff in the middle that was also raspberry flavored. It had a white frosting. I felt it was pretty tasty as well. The raspberry fluff did cause the cake to be a bit soggy but it wasn't to bad. It looked like I had the second to the last piece, so that would explain the soggy part.The waitress I had was super friendly and checked on me often.This was my first time but I would defiantly go again, just to have another burger or to try something new.What I didn't care for:Breakfast wasn't served all day.Found 1 short black hair in my french fries.Debit/Credit card are not accepted, however they have an ATM inside,“