I have had the Sea and Land and the Seared Snapper. The steak was so tender I could cut yet with a…read moreplastic knife. The coconut rice is delicious and a must try. Service was friendly.

Not very simple, would Not recommend for a family dinner, but is amazing for dates! Most of the…read morefood take a while to come out, but the waiters were kind

The breakfast choices are great! I had and omelet, brought half of it home! Definitely a fine place…read moreto eat.

Very disappointing. We used to love this place. Extremely small portions and horrible service.read more

I have been coming to this restaurant for at least 20 years and each time I leave satisfied and…read morehappy. They have plenty of options for every preference. The food is always hot, fresh and clean tasting. It is so nice to find a place that has maintained their quality consistently...especially for how long Maria's has been here. We try to stop in whenever we're lucky enough to be in the area and look forward to enjoying meals here for years to come. The employees always treat us kindly and give us recommendations for menu items. Summer time can be crazy with all the lakers, but a little patience will ensure you enjoy your meal and dining experience. Thank you, Maria's, for providing delicious meals for so many!

Really good pancakes and country fried stake. Grandma had a great time. Very fast sit down…read morerestaurant. Could use a cleaning of the bathroom every once and a while

The food was excellent, and the customer service made it even better! I would highly recommendread more

We were fortunate to snag a table for two on a Saturday morning, but I would recommend…read morereservations, as they were hopping. We had friendly and attentive service and the food came out hot and quickly. There is a small patio out front on the sidewalk with three or four tables. My husband said he is going to be dreaming about the peaches and cream French toast for days to come. I also enjoyed the BAART, a riff on the BLT with avocado and arugula. Would definitely return.

Nicely updated. Attractive. Big windows facing Main St. so you can watch the Amish buggies trot by…read more Pork belly hash with eggs over easy. Tasty. Friendly, prompt, attentive service. Good coffee. Sound absorbers in the ceiling to mute the sound in the dining room - nice touch!

This restaurant is now Renees family breakfast. It has great food at great prices with large…read moreportions. Will definitely come back!!

Do you know the difference between a stain and dirty? If so, this place may not be for you. Looks…read morelike a cool local spot, but.... Sorry but the girls serving tables are a bit clueless or should I say unaware? No service until we waved someone down. And when I sent back a dirty cup I heard them say it was just a stain. And they didn't get our order right. Now the place looks clean, cool and a great little spot, and the one saving grace was the girl behind the bar that acted like the manager who came up to ask about service when she noticed we were less than thrilled, that's why the 2 stars. The food was ok, nothing special.... Place does have a lot of potential. A little more training would go a long way here. We might try again.

Overall kind of a crappy place. Maybe nice if you're a regular but as a local who's eaten here a…read morecouple times I'm disappointed every time. Somehow spent $45 on sub par pancakes and country fried steak with sausage gravy?? Server didn't even look at us for 20 minutes and they weren't what you would call "busy". My pancakes were served on a square plate so everything went everywhere once you put syrup on them so I was sticky the entire time with minimal effort. Food wasn't what you would call awesome unless you don't know how to cook and don't know what food is supposed to taste like. Probably won't attend again. I can buy overpriced breakfast food elsewhere

Rueben = yum Biscuits the gravy was great too…read moreMyra + Emma were the best ! Great for groups

I had hoped for an amazing breakfast and was disappointed. It's a cute little place, we were…read moreseated quickly and had hot coffee right after. The food was the issue. Not bad, just not great! My French toast was thick slices that needed more time in the egg batter before cooking; it was dry in the middle. His biscuit and gravy was okay also; the biscuit was tough. The eggs were cooked and the sausage patty was the best part. The hash browns casserole was also good. Nothing wrong here, just nothing amazing.

We had a sweet visit to Potawatomi Inn this past weekend. Our days were filled with nature hikes,…read morepuzzle building, craft making, swimming in the pool, toboggan rides and eating in the hotel's restaurant. The pros: -lovely library room - best views in the hotel, cozy fireplace and apparently, we were the only ones excited about the library despite the hotel being fully booked -the craft room was hopping! It felt like this room should take over the lackluster/outdated game room based on the strong audience (it was hard to find a spot given how many folks showed up at 4:30 when the craft room opened). They offer ceramic painting, wood items, etc. at an affordable price point. -you can't go wrong with the toboggan rides (its what their most known for) -lovely hiking trails and fresh air The cons: -Our hotel room was easily over 80 degrees with no option to turn it down (despite it being less than ten degrees outside, we were all struggling to sleep due to the temperature) -the game room and pool could use some serious attention - both felt outdated and dirty -the restaurant felt like it had a lot of room for improvement. It was a buffet during both of our visits and there was always a long line of folks waiting to pay, be seated, etc. despite their seeming to be plenty of staff. They also weren't keeping up on bussing tables, etc. It felt like leadership/direction was lacking from this room. Ah, it feels like with some small tweaks and updates, this place would be a blowout five stars.

Upon arrival at 2:45 PM, we attempted to check in, fully aware that the official check‑in time was…read more4 PM. We were told no rooms were clean yet, which was understandable at that moment. However, when we returned around 3:30 PM to check again, there were still no rooms available. By this time, several other guests were also waiting, and no one was able to check in until approximately 4:30 PM--half an hour past the posted check‑in time. I want to acknowledge Ethan, the front desk employee who was handling the situation. He was polite, professional, and clearly doing his best. Unfortunately, he appeared to be working alone while managing multiple frustrated guests. I later learned he was fairly new, which makes the lack of support from management even more concerning. No employee should be left to handle that level of pressure without assistance. The room itself was extremely outdated. The carpet was old and visibly dirty. Both the shower and sink drained poorly, requiring us to rush through basic tasks like washing hands and showering. There was also visible black mold on the ceiling that appeared to have been painted over rather than properly addressed. We had hoped to enjoy a sit‑down dinner at the inn, but were informed that the restaurant only offers a buffet on Fridays and Saturdays. Considering these are two of the busiest days for guests, it was disappointing to have no alternative dining option. Additionally, the pricing was unreasonable--the child buffet price was $17.99, only one dollar less than the adult price of $18.99. We ultimately chose to dine outside the inn. Overall, while the location and staff member we interacted with were positive aspects, the management, room conditions, and dining limitations left much to be desired. This stay did not meet the expectations we had for Potawatomi Inn.