Bin 189 - Lake Arrowhead

Damn fine meal. It was our first time staying at the Lake Arrowhead Resort, we had high hopes for our first meal, which was this dinner. Our server Jarod was exceptionally helpful and mindful of any and all possible needs. We dined with another couple, and all four of our starters and entrees were prepared and served to perfection. This experience was quite a bit more than we had even hoped for. Will recommend to family and friends, and anyone traveling here.

I really wanted to like this place but was super disappointed. The veggies in my curry were crunchy and undercooked. Also overpriced for what we got.

Absolutely terrible. The restaurant was nearly empty at 11am on a Sunday… and it’s for good reason. This place is the worst in class.4/5/24 for Sunday brunch and it was THE worst dining experience I’ve had on the mountain. Dirty plates. Carpet in disrepair… tripped twice due to rolls in the dirty carpet. Limited food options. Terrible service.Food on the buffet was dry/old and literally inedible. We’re talking biscuits like hockey pucks and dried sausage patties that had died a second death. Leathery bacon sitting on top of nasty, soggy, disgusting white bread slices. Potatoes and carrots… dried out. Most of the chafing dishes had not been refreshed in what appeared to be several hours. It took more than 15 minutes to get a fresh omelet made when there was only one other table in the restaurant. The woman in front of me ordered crepes. Cook couldn’t multitask so it was one burnt crepe at a time…. And then one omelet at a time… even though he had two omelet and two crepe stations. In all fairness… the omelet station quality and ingredients were below average. It was the only thing that was hot and edible.What a total shame and complete disappointment. Don’t be fooled by the lux hotel lobby and sleek restaurant appearance. You are better off eating at a Hampton Inn where the breakfast is free. Absolute garbage!!4 people- $200+ No wonder the place was empty at 11am on a Sunday!!

Absolutely terrible. The restaurant was nearly empty at 11am on a Sunday... and it's for good reason. This place is the worst for brunch. 4/5/24 for Sunday brunch and it was THE worst dining experience I've had on the mountain. Dirty plates. Carpet in disrepair... tripped twice due to rolls in the dirty carpet. Limited food options and only buffet was available. Terrible service. Food on the buffet was dry/old and literally inedible. We're talking biscuits like hockey pucks and dried sausage patties that had died a second death. Leathery bacon sitting on top of nasty, soggy, disgusting white bread slices. The gravy had a thick and nasty skin from sitting, Potatoes and carrots... dried out. Most of the chafing dishes had not been refreshed in what appeared to be several hours. *It took more than 15 minutes to get a fresh omelet made when there was only one other table in the restaurant. The woman in front of me ordered crepes. Cook couldn't multitask so it was one burnt crepe at a time. And then one omelet at a time... even though he had two omelet and two crepe stations. In all fairness... the omelet station quality and ingredients were just below average. It was the only thing available that was hot and edible. What a total shame and complete disappointment. Don't be fooled by the lux hotel lobby and sleek restaurant appearance. You are better off eating at a Hampton Inn where the breakfast is free. Absolute garbage!! 4 people- $200+ No wonder the place was empty at 11am on a Sunday!!

I'm genuinely surprised by the low ratings for the restaurant within Lake Arrowhead Resort and Spa because it has consistently exceeded our expectations. The quality of food and drinks has never faltered, always leaving us satisfied with every bite and sip. The staff's attentive and friendly demeanor adds to the overall pleasant atmosphere. Each visit guarantees a great time, making it a go-to spot for memorable dining experiences. I highly recommend giving this restaurant a chance, as it has never failed to impress.