29 Pines Family Restaurant And Lodge Bar

In the past we were there and really enjoyed it. So I went on cards and sent it to a friend of mine and we meet there for dinner. I was refreshing and friendly, the atmosphere and the eating were great.

I needed a place to have a combination of Easter Brunch and my mother's 86th birthday party for 30 family members who were coming in from MN, IA, CA and TN. This was the perfect place and Lilly was very pleasant and helpful in accomodating me in setting it all up. It was perfect the brunch was great, the party room worked very well, and hotel accomodations were very nice and convenient. Thanks again Lilly!

We have eaten here several times with no complaints, was excited about a corned beef and cabbage St Patty's day meal. Arguably my favorite holiday meal. Well, my wife and I were completely disappointed, from the presentation to the taste. The beef was shredded, red potatoes, cabbage, carrots and onions came in a bowl, and there was some white sauce all over it. Although passable, the sauce was off-putting, the cabbage was very chewy, and my fault I should have asked for no onions. You can't win them all, but they should have not messed with a classic. Also at $16 a plate was hard to swallow too.

Review of their regular Sunday breakfast buffet: It was not great and I personally would not return. Their bacon was barely cooked, extremely chewy. So I asked the waitress if I could request just some crispier bacon. She brought out two small pieces and I got charged $5. For two pieces. When it’s something already on the Buffet that I’ve paid for. My daughter (3) costs $8. Which seems a bit much; typically buffets have a lower cost for ages 3 and under because toddlers really don’t eat that much. Adults are $14. Which would be a fair price if the food was good. It was simply mediocre. If I went again, I’d order off the menu so my food is hot (not lukewarm) and I’d actually have more edible food for less than the $14 buffet.Details of what’s on the buffet: Waffles, pancakes, french toast, sausage links, biscuits and gravy, scrambled eggs (very watery and taste like boxed eggs), some strange breakfast potato dish with a sauce that I think is supposed to be cheese?, soggy bacon, eggs Benedict, soup, and various tarts.

We stay at the hotel there and thisbisbalways a look forward to place to eat. Wait staff is so friendly and food is great. Excellent buffet, plenty of tables and plenty of parking. Very clean and neat. Its definitely a place to try if you haven't already.