The Platter - Ashland

Closed and the building is up for sale. Located just steps from Lake Superior 's Chequamegon Bay The Platter has been a staple of Ashland. Nestled against the Prentice Park wildlife sanctuary this beautiful sandstone building was built in 1880 and now it 's serving up endless opportunities for you! Filled with historic meaningful treasures that celebrate the long history of this iconic landmark, the front entrance boasts marble pillars brought in from downtown Ashland. The main floor consists of a Bar/Lounge, formal Dining Areas, Commercial Kitchen and wrap-around porch with Bay views. The upstairs has a master suite, three bedrooms and a sunporch overlooking the backyard. The soaring attic space used to house a dance hall and could be transformed into another dining space or bedroom. The current owner has been working to restore and renovate some of the spaces. Event Center, Restaurant, Bed Breakfast, Lounge or Residence? Bring your ideas and share in the historical ownership of this special treasure. Historic Property City of Ashland No 141

It's no longer in business. It's permanently closed.

This place was closed when we wanted to go there for dinner.

I had the ribeye here a year ago and it was the best I had had in a long time. I had it again and it was still spectacular.

This is truly a hidden gem. The service was exceptional with an additional personal touch. The food was esquisite.