My family and I stayed here over the wekend and I missed that this was for their restaurant untl I got home- but that place was cool too. We really enjoyed our cabin- having stayed at some nasty places in Orgeon with my dad- this was by far the best for a lakeside place- the cabin was bright, clean and well stocked with towels and bedding.
the lodge where the restaurant is located is cool too- you buy beers out of an antique cooler for like 2.75 and hang out in front of a giant fireplace.
There are also neat little lodge suites- if you wanted a mingling experience you could stay here a week and hang in front of the giant fireplace, eat at the retsaurant and meet some characters!
Surprise, surprise, surprise! Â Yep, a gas station attendant referred us to this place for lunch. Â We were sure that she was family, and so we didn't expect much but hey, it was off the highway and we didn't want to eat at Manley's or KJ's.
Well, wow! We drove a short distance off the highway and found a lovely little lodge with a restaurant, and it has a stunning view! Â The weather was nice enough for us to eat outside, and despite the disappointing menu, we were loving the view so really weren't too worried about what would show up on our plates as long as it didn't make us sick.
As far as I'm concerned they really should invest in new menus and descriptions because the food was actually good. Â My Dad's Caesar Salad with Chicken Breast was super big and very tasty. Â My Mom opted for a bowl of soup, it sounded strange but it was also very good, kinda like a super fresh vegetable soup with sausage in it. Â It was served with a mini loaf of fresh baked bread. Â I ordered the Chicken Breast Sandwich, and it too was well prepared and tasty.
For dessert my folks shared a Marionberry Crumble ala Mode, we had seen a few go by to other tables. Â I never got a bite because before I knew it, poof! It had disappeared.
I plan to return and look forward experiencing other seasons at this little piece of heaven.
During the summer, me and my dad went on a fishing trip at Odell Lake, using a guide. It was an amazing trip and I had so much fun! It's absolutely gorgeous up there! After fishing, we stopped in at the restaurant and had burgers and they were awesome!
This place is sweet, and I know anyone that comes will love it... the only bad thing I could find (in my opinion) was the lack of cell service... which can be both a good and bad thing!
I've heard about Odell Lake for years and usually only catch a glimpse of it from the car on our annual drive from Portland to Tahoe. This time we decided to stop at the lodge for lunch and enjoy the scenery.
The restaurant is a quaint spot with gorgeous views of the lake and mountains. It is a pine-a-palooza with gorgeous pine covered walls, tables and carved chairs. There is also a large patio with seating overlooking the lake. However, beware of mosquitos.
The menu is basic with a focus on burgers, sandwiches and salads, but most of our meals were well made. I enjoyed my chef salad and my husband's Odell burger (teriyaki sauce, pineapple) was very good, as was the kids' burger. The nachos were overdone so I would make a different choice next time. Strawberry lemonade was refreshing and service was very friendly. Â
Things don't happen quickly here so just kick back and relax. It feels like a small family run operation, mostly catering to guests of the lodge. Many of the other diners appeared to be regulars and probably work or play in the area so it felt like you were eating in someone's home. Â
After placing our orders, my husband and youngest headed down to the marina to chat up the fisherman and see what was biting. There is also a simple play structure just outside so the kids can romp and play before you head back on the highway.
There are limited dining options on the road between Crater Lake and Eugene and this probably has the best view. It was an absolutely beautiful spot to stop, eat and relax when you are on the road.
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