Get off of your high horses, remember you are out on the middle of no place. I live in neighborhood…read morethat has more people in it than this whole town. No, they don't have valet parking. No the silver wear isn't expensive. No the selection of beer isn't the greatest. Let's talk FOOD. The fried haddock was wonderful and my wife says so was the grilled. Fresh rolls and great "small town" service from Jane. All in all a wonderful meal I didn't have to cook.

Blue Heron is a must try if you're in the Cold Spring area. The food is absolutely delicious, the…read moreservice was impeccable, and the vibe is really cool. They have a bar area that is a bit less formal, and then the dinner area that has a really nice old school feel to it. Get the salad bar as well!

Anton's... Suddenly, after exploring St. Cloud, MN--a city…read morethat isn't particularly charming but where you can stroll around and see a few sights--you wander about and suddenly step into a place that I'd call enchanted if it weren't for the fact that there are no fairies or elves. It's home to the beautiful, calm, and peaceful Sauk River. Geese, ducks, ducklings, and a garden to enjoy the view of the river. Inside, there's a warm, welcoming, and hospitable atmosphere. Jaclin is very friendly and professional. The family had a great time, and the geese were happy since we gave them some snacks. Among other things, as a chef, I recommend the Spam skewers--yes, Spam--and the BBQ ribs, which are fantastic. Good selection of drinks, and behind the bar, very skilled hands. Until next time...

Overall good experience! We went later on a Wednesday night and there were more than enough tables…read moreopen to get seated right away! The popover was the star of the show with its giant size and a delish honey butter paired with it. The moonshine sirloin was flavorful and I definitely would get it again. The duck breast was not my favorite and honestly, I was expecting more for the price and after it was talked up to be a favorite. But overall I'd love to come again in the summer when the weather is nice and I can see the river!

My wife and I planned on taking a quick day trip to get some rest and time together and I had won a…read morevoucher for Grand Casino from a local silent auction. So we didn't have too many expectations coming in, as long as it had a nice hot tub and room, we would be happy. And that is what we found here. The rooms are updated and modern and very roomy. Beds are very comfortable and offer a good night's sleep. The pool area offers a huge hot tub which made for some good lounging time, albeit you cannot have drinks of any kind in the pool area, which was somewhat of a downer. The casino was not anything to write home about. We had some free play credits to use and the machine basically ate them without functioning correctly, so that was a total bust. Oh well, I don't gamble against the house anyways. Finally, we had dinner in their restaurant. The food was not bad. I enjoyed my seafood platter, it was filling and had decent quality seafood. My wife's BBQ mac and cheese was not great, more mac than meat. All in all, it wasn't terrible and we didn't pay much out of pocket for it. Finally, there is not a lot to do outside of the casino. There is a nice state park just up the road and you have Mille Lacs for fishing excursions, but not much more than that. I have never been to the Hinckley location so I really can't compare between the two. There is at least more to do in Hinckley. Oh well, as stated before, we were just looking for a bed and hot tub and that is what we found.

As far as the food goes, not worth the $60 for two people. The food was mediocre at best. The…read moreshrimp scampi was Chewy. The meat not tender. The crab salad -missing the crap meat. Minimal options for the salad. The vegetable they served w/o starch was green beans. Choose another place.

My history with this establishment is a masterclass in disappointment, a decade-spanning saga of…read moredishonesty that I feel compelled to share. It began years ago on a Mother's Day, a celebration with my entire family--my wife, our four kids, and my mother. While the rest of us ordered from the menu, my mother opted for the buffet. The meal itself was a preview of the incompetence to come: reheated food with that distinct microwave sogginess and a pervasive smell of harsh chemical cleaner that clung to the takeout containers we requested for leftovers. The most memorable moment was when my youngest, barely a year old, nibbled on one of my mother's buffet donuts, and the owner's son, about seven at the time, ran screaming toward the kitchen--a foreshadowing of the chaos this place inspires. The true spectacle arrived with the bill. Not only had they charged us for our menu items, but they had the audacity to charge all six of us, including the children, for the adult buffet. When questioned, the staff who had perfectly understood our complex order suddenly couldn't speak a word of English. We told them exactly what we thought of their scam by never returning. A decade later, my son, nostalgic for a childhood he's misremembered, begged to celebrate a chess victory there. Reluctantly, I agreed. While he was away from the table, the lady owner accosted me at the booth, demanding to know why we'd been absent for so long. I looked her dead in the eye and said, "It's prime supper time on a Friday night, and you have two customers. We told you we didn't like being ripped off; we told you with our feet." Now, with that son grown and moved out, I made the fatal mistake of giving them one final chance. Some things never change. The food was as mediocre as ever, but the audacity had been refined into an art form. I was billed for sixteen wontons and received a paltry four. When I called to rectify the mistake, the same delivery service they proudly advertise suddenly became unavailable. They can deliver your food, but they can never, ever deliver on their promises. A perfect record of failure spanning ten years is almost impressive. Save your money and your dignity; this is a place that sees customers not as guests, but as marks.

Was very impressed with take out order. And was very reasonably priced for the amount each of the…read moreorder provided.

Food we had was good. Bartenders were so busy shuttling food it was hard to get a refill on…read morecocktail. Prices for drinks have gone up since new owners took over.

Very good food in a large venue. there is a Bar side, and then a venue side for overflow seating…read more The only downside was our bike tour was in town with 200+ bikers and they were very short staffed. We went there two nights in a row even after warning the bar staff that we would be back the next day and they did not have more staff until finally more staff came in, the food took a long time, but it was very good and the prices for food and bar were excellent

Great food. Prime rib and shrimp specials are great and great atmosphere friendly staffread more

PJ'S serves.. the most Wonderful, DELICIOUS GIGANTIC & Ohh.. SO YUMMY "TIGER SHRIMP" you'll ever…read morehave anywhere. You can't find them as Tasty like.. PJ'S On The Lake serves!! Check them out!

We camped in there attached campground and walked over to get dinner. Everything was good and…read moreservice was great.

Had an absolute stellar experience at the hotel. Stayed on a Wednesday night. Check-in was smooth…read moreand the lady checking us in was super friendly. There is a connivence store plus gas station less than a minutes walk away. We found the room to be clean and incredibly cozy! The price point was very comparable to the other hotels in town so you're not breaking your bank. Heads-up: There is no online reservation so you have to call to make a reservation. And there is no express checkout. You have to check out with a human but the customer counter is always manned regardless of the time of day or night.

I don't come here often but it's a special treat to myself. It's my get away from the kids and day…read moreto day life. The food is always great the staff are always amazing. The restaurant its self is spacious and tastefully decorated.

I suffering from celiac disease and therefore bought several items for pickup that were gluten…read morefriendly. Yes they were gluten friendly but they were just awful, and I ended up throwing most of my lunch in the trash. Just a note of caution for other celiac sufferers!

Went to the Four Seas buffet for lunch and were pleasantly surprised! Everything tasted delicious…read moreand was very fresh. We have been talking about it all day and will be back soon. Love that the soda was included.

The worst buffet we have ever been to. I never leave reviews but we were so disappointed I felt…read morelike it was necessary. We we're passing through after traveling all day as swung in. We typically like all Chinese buffets but this was awful. It's a very small buffet compared to most which is fine but the food was just nasty. The crab Rangoon was so undercooked it was soggy. The fried rice was yellow, not sure why. The meat tasted like it had set out for hours. They didn't even have a soft serve ice cream machine like most. They had small cups of pre packaged off brand ice cream. Two adults, a 3 year old and a 7 year old was $60. Fair price if the food was decent. If you have ever experienced decent Chinese I would not recommend this place. You will be disappointed.

The restaurant was packed & very busy! Apparently everyone loves it here. Our experience was good…read more Since it was so busy, some food was not replenished as quickly as we hoped and they ran out of many things. I was not a fan of the cream cheese wontons, as the outside used was too thick. The servers were quick and accommodating to our drink requests & cleaning up our finished plates. Beverages are included which was nice. I love getting hot tea. The restaurant was clean & well taken care of. They even have a waterfall with a pond with real fish in it, my little brother loved this. We would definitely come back.

Great spot for AYCE americanized asian food. Located in a strip mall, there is plenty of free…read moreparking available in a lot. You pay when you first arrive with cash or card (they only take visa and mastercard). Note that if you pay with a card and add a tip, they will just give you cash from the register for the tip amount to leave at your table when you leave. I would bring cash to tip your server with at your table. After paying, you can seat yourself anywhere and a server will come by and take your beverage order. The buffet includes unlimited soft drinks, drip coffee, and hot tea. Their Dr. Pepper is extra syrupy compared to normal fountain drinks, would recommend! Throughout the meal, the server will clear your empty plates and at the end of the meal they will drop off fortune cookies and towelettes. Crab days are Sunday, Monday, Wednesday, and Fridays. During these days they serve lil crabs. There is also a build your own noodle station where you can choose your mix-ins and sauces, and they'll fry it up for you. The fried rice is solid and the garlic toast is shockingly really good. Food is pretty fresh and warm, and there are people constantly refilling trays and cleaning the buffet.