This is the place to stop on 27! I felt like I was in a small town Cafe before covid and it was…read moreabsolutely lovely. It's quaint, clean, not crowded seating, great service, organice eggs, homemade bread, homemade jelly/jam, family owned, home prepared, great sweets, ample portions of delicious food right out of mom's kitchen. I'm just sad it's so far from my home.

On the weekends, I ride my motorcycle from Minneapolis to some small town, typically 90+ minutes…read moreaway to eat at a restaurant with good reviews on Yelp. This weekend I traveled to Lake Holcomb Cafe. Great experience! Spoke to a couple of very friendly locals and had great food and great service. I had the Sammy on a recommendation, but next time I want to try some of the pancakes. Fun.

Food was really good and the atmosphere was great! Bit pricey for what we got, however.read more

Reliable, usually open. Food is basic bar food with a few steaks tossed in. Can get very loud,…read moreespecially when band is there. Plus: Great view of lake from back deck or grassy area. Minus: They live in the Dark Ages in regards to wine. Sutter Home is the only offering.

Food is good. Service at the bar is average. Hopefully they'll be expanding their hours soon…read more(closing down at 8 P.M. during the MLB Playoffs doesn't work real well for us!)

Good food Service good…read moreAccept cash only. Would have liked to use credit card Friendly place

Friendly service and good food. Ate outside with our dog. Plenty of outdoor and indoor seating…read more Great strawberry shake. Mexican food was the Tuesday special. Husband had 2 tasty tacos and I had chicken quesadilla. I'm used to quesadillas having sautéed peppers as well as onions. These had no peppers but were tasty nonetheless with plentiful chicken. Able to get a beer with the meal which was nice. Good variety on the menu. Fair prices. Will definitely come back when in the area.

So for reference, there are three places to eat in this town. As far as location and resources,…read morethis is good. But real world, it's just food. There's nothing notable about it. Service is fine, country chill. Prices are good. My gyro was basically just a yogurt sandwich that came with a small side of chips. Very okay overall

We stopped in for lunch and had the best philly chicken wrap and salad with grilled chicken, blue…read morecheese, walnuts, cranberries and poppy seed dressing! Service was great and we were stuffed when we left!

Our group of 3 arrived for lunch and decided to sit on the back deck overlooking the Chippewa River…read moresince it was such a beautiful day. I ordered a Spotted Cow and 8 oz. broasted codfish sandwich with lettuce, tartar sauce and served on a kaiser that comes with chips. It was a large portion that was perfectly cooked and not greasy. Our server was friendly and attentive. This is a good lunch spot!

Admittedly, this will be a narrow review…read more I went to Cornell to find someplace for lunch. Just a note, Moonridge will not show up for "open now" selection during the day yet. Yelp only shows that it's open for dinner, but that is not the case. For lunch I had the pulled chicken sandwich with macaroni and cheese and grilled vegetables. The sandwich was delightful. The bread was excellent though I only ate half to cut down on carbs. The chicken was good, just be aware if you're super picky it is a mix of light and dark meat, but the accompanying barbecue sauces, regular, sweet, and spicy, are all really good. I had a hard time deciding which one to use so I just made a few different pools and alternated my dipping. The grilled vegetables were fine, but I thought the macaroni and cheese was really good. It was not gooey or super creamy. it was just macaroni with cheese. I don't know if that makes sense or does it justice because it was delicious, but it wasn't super heavy, thick, or greasy. I really liked it a lot. Now it appears the place is more famous for being a brewpub and I did not sample anything so I can't speak to that. However, the bar area was nice and the dining area was very clean. I did speak to the owner a little bit before I left and he was a really nice guy. I observed the way he interacted with other customers that were there and he was super nice to everybody. The ambience is casual but nice and clean and the service was friendly and professional. I travel almost every week for work and keep a list of places that I enjoy eating at and Moonridge went on the list today. I can't wait to try something else there.

Reasonable prices on craft beer and pizza. I also enjoyable a Bloody Moon----beer meets Bloody…read moreMary. They also have seltzers. Friendly service. We enjoyed outside deck with our dog.

The customer service is horrible the lady owner is rude and abrasive. The food is good but she has…read moreno tact.

This place has no restaurant or bar. Just dilapidated rooms and a beautiful view of the lakeread more

My husband and I stopped for a nice Friday fish dinner. The restaurant has a beautiful water view…read more Our fish was luke warm and garlic mashed potatoes were cold. The soup was room temperature, but the salad bar was good. With a waterfront restaurant, I expected a much better meal than what we got. The first time we stopped, I got the battered fried fish which was more batter than fish. Each time, the place had several people, but not a busy, hectic group, so there should be no reason for cold food. I mentioned about the potato to the waitress and she brought out a hot, steaming plate of potatoes and in the end didn't charge for the sodas. We will not be returning here.

Kutzee's is easy to miss as you cruise on down Hwy X. It's about five minutes from the intersection…read moreof Highway 29 and Cty H, heading south outside of Stanley. It's definitely worth the stop. There's nothing else quite like this classic supper club in the Stanley/Thorp area. This place is great for what it is. Worthy of 5-stars, especially when compared to the other options in the surrounding area (and I've eaten at most of them over the past 15-years). Please give'em some love and attention. I don't think towns like Stanley should ever lose places like Kutzee's. It's not much from the outside, but warm, classic log cabinny feel inside. You're welcomed in to a cozy bar area just inside the front door. I really wanted to hang at the bar when we walked in, alas, our hangries were getting the better of us, so we opted directly into the dining area. Our server was crazy attentive and on the mark. Well spoken, and very helpful. Food is classic supper club fare. Steaks, fish (deep fried and broiled). Baked potatoes, hash browns, fries. You know the drill. It's all filling and hangry quashing. If I had to be super nit picky I could give Kutzee's a few little knocks here and there - The minimum selection of call gins (2), bourbons (1), the unidentifiable wines by the glass (no wine by the bottle), the pre-portioned sauces and sour cream in plastic cups with plastic lids and pre-packaged salad dressing pouches are all slightly annoying. Though all are pretty forgivable and understandable given the size and style of the restaurant. Again, I'm admittedly being nit picky. Kutzee's could easily slide upscale a little tiny bit by having small fresh pepper mills and better quality (non-iodized) salt on the table, but again forgivable and understable. Our steaks were cooked on the mark, medium rare. I have no complaint with that! Half of the places in the big city can't even seem to get that right, so kudos to you Mr. Chef-man. You made our night with that small skill. On the flip side, the steaks could have been better seasoned with fresh pepper and salt prior to cooking, but the generous amount of butter added after they came off the grill helped temper that a bit. I reminisced about not having the classic supper club things I remember from my youth like the pickle relish tray and cracker basket. What I don't miss is pickled herring. ha Both the bartender (owner?) and server were extraordinarily friendly and helpful. Service was on the mark. The prices, for this big city boy, were more than acceptable too. Again I have minor quibbles, but with prices like these, big city boy isn't going to complain much. I left Kutzee's feeling sated and happy that we found someplace we'd be extremely happy to go back to the next time(s) we're in Thorp and Stanley. And our wallets didn't feel too much lighter after the experience either. Yet another check mark in the win column for Kutzee's. My final thought is this place is a secret and that's too bad! The 30-something front desk clerk at the AmeriVu hotel in Stanley didn't even know Kutzee's existed when I asked him about it. If Kutzee's invited hotel staff up for comp'd meals, I bet the future business payback would be more than worth the expense.

Great place a little out of the way. Worth the trip! Immediately greeted by Kutzee, bartender and…read moreowner. Old Fashioneds at the bar. Order placed at bar. Soup and salad waiting for us at the table. Dinner was jumbo shrimp for bride. Fried chicken for me. Excellent food. Service was also excellent. Finished with ice cream drink at the bar. Wonderful drive in the country.

Good bar service and plenty of selections on tap. They had 7 flavors of Leinenkugals on tap. Also a…read moreBlueberry beer from another local brewery on tap that was excellent.

This place is called Big T's now. The food is really good. I had the hash brown special and it…read moredoesn't disappoint. Rose is a sweetie and was a great bartender. My boyfriend had the corn beef hash, he thought it was very good! Definitely come by if you're in Cornell!