Best Historic Restaurants in Westlake

Had a 6pm reservation, we got there about 10 mins early and were seated as soon as we walked in. Service was excellent! Never had to wait on a refill, she explained the menu and extras not on the menu. Food was delicious. A little pricey but with the options and quality well worth it. The pretzels they bring out as complimentary bread come with compound butters that were amazing. I despise mustard but the Dijon butter was wow!! Definitely worth the trip!!

Sarah was a wonderful server who helped make my friend’s birthday celebration extra special. My friend greatly enjoyed the lobster bisque and lobster risotto. I started with the wedge Caesar salad, which was beautifully presented and delicious. And my simply prepared sautéed walleye with asparagus and mashed potatoes was tender, moist and flavorful. I have been enjoying Salmon Dave’s for more than 30 years and will be back again.

Our second visit to the Cabin Club was for a late seating on Valentine's Day. The food, ambience, service, and staff were outstanding. As an ex waiter, I really appreciate the staff here. Everything moves in a relaxed, efficient manner balancing good attention to our table without being obnoxious, if you know what I mean. The menu here has enough variety of appetizers, seafood, pasta, soup, steaks, meats, and desserts to please just about anyone. Kudos to Chef and management! Add to that a well rounded selection of house cocktails, wine, and beer and you cannot help but have a terrific meal here. One last thing, and this is for the men reading this review: Gentlemen, is it too much to ask to throw on a blazer or suit jacket to take your wife or girlfriend out for a Valentine's Day dinner? When a restaurant website suggests Business Casual for attire, they are referring to what a man should wear. Dress up guys, your lady will love you all the more for it!