Two Rivers Restaurant

The views & seating area bump this from a 3 star dinner buffet to a 4 star over all experience. The Friday catfish was very good. Good selection on the salad bar. We didn't try the soups or desserts but they had them. The price was decent for a buffet. The servers are happy & assertive. Sunday breakfast buffet was only okay. Food was cold, not even luke warm. No bowls were out for the oatmeal or grits. It would be nice if there were small cups for the maple syrup to dunk the French toast sticks in. The scrambled eggs were obviously not homemade. Had the food been warm, maybe we would recommend this $9 quick breakfast. Had we known they were open until 2, switching over to lunch, we would have waited. The server Friday didn't mention that they were open until 2 on Sundays. Again, the servers were very good. A few little tweaks could be made to make this a 5 star visit.

Had the Sunday lunch buffet. Good variety of meats, vegetables, salads, and desserts for $16. Iced tea was an additional $2.50 with free refills. Service was friendly and attentive. Enjoyed the views of the park and surrounding area. I don't eat at buffet style restaurants very often but this was nice. I believe you can order from the menu if you're not interested in the buffet.

The restaurant itself was not open while we visited the resort for 3 nights but the resort cottage was in need of maintenance and for the room cost, better was expected. Hot water heater too large for enclosed cabinet, tub permanent ring, laminate floor buckled, several outlets upside down (plugging in difficult) entire track lighting not working, +more. For a 3 night tab $446 off-season, have pd less for better.