Lake House Richfield Springs

Waitress had no idea what sherry was. Don’t know if she asked the bartender, but the restaurant has a “full”bar. Wine list, such as it is, remains too limited.

The view from the restaurant is stunning, but the atmosphere is unusual. There is an excessive amount of clutter scattered throughout the space. Upon arrival, it feels like you are walking through their messy business office filled with junk. As we left, we noticed three people working at their computers who didn't acknowledge us. The grounds are littered with old broken appliances and random items, giving it a junkyard-like feel that detracts from the ambiance. We were one of only two tables dining in the restaurant. Our waitress provided excellent service, and the food was decent. However, we lost count after she informed us that they were out of five different food items and three beverages.

I visited this restaurant during the Hall of Fame weekend. I ordered the lamb chops, but was disappointed to find that there were only 3 of them and they were both fatty and tasteless. I was only able to enjoy a few bites before giving up. The $28 price tag was not justified by the poor quality of the meal. The service was also lacking, as our waitress took a long time to acknowledge us and would often disappear for extended periods. I had to go to the bar myself to order a beer, and after waiting for 15 minutes, I had to seek out the waitress for our check. Additionally, the bright lights in the dining area attracted a large number of bugs, causing my dining companion and I to accidentally ingest a few. However, I must commend the bartender, who provided excellent service.

It was a lovely evening dining outside on the patio and I look forward to returning again in the future.

The waitress had no idea what sherry was. does not know if she asked the bartender, but the restaurant has a “full” bar. the weeping list as it is remains too limited.