“It's been a couple years since we have dined here. I'm on a mission to give positive reviews to those that need it, so I'm back tracking a bit.We had our first Hocking Hills weekend away, just my husband and I. We live about 4.5 hours from HH.I did a Facebook post asking for suggestions to do/eat/see while in the area. Lake Hope Lodge was one of them.We came in November, so most of the leaves were down. It was a beautiful drive up, and once you arrive at the restaurant, the view down into the hollow is a looker too!We dined in the main dining hall with HUGE high ceilings and lovely wooden beams. We did have a seat next to the window looking down into the hollow. It would have been and even better experience if we had been there during warmer temperatures and could have sat outside. We might have to make the trek back to LHL!We had a couple beers and decided to start off with some loaded potato skins- they were a win!My husband had the ribeye, veggies and baked sweet potato. He enjoyed his meal.I had the Pride of the Pitt, which goes against everything in me as I'm a pasta/salad lover, and shy away from protein most often. It was delightful! I kept saying during my meal that I had made the right choice! All three meats were cooked to perfection. I got a side of coleslaw and the veggies as well.We didn't find that the prices were obnoxiously high, like you so often find when traveling to touristy areas.Our server did a great job as well.This was a very enjoyable experience!“
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“It's been a couple years since we have dined here. I'm on a mission to give positive reviews to those that need it, so I'm back tracking a bit.We had our first Hocking Hills weekend away, just my husband and I. We live about 4.5 hours from HH.I did a Facebook post asking for suggestions to do/eat/see while in the area. Lake Hope Lodge was one of them.We came in November, so most of the leaves were down. It was a beautiful drive up, and once you arrive at the restaurant, the view down into the hollow is a looker too!We dined in the main dining hall with HUGE high ceilings and lovely wooden beams. We did have a seat next to the window looking down into the hollow. It would have been and even better experience if we had been there during warmer temperatures and could have sat outside. We might have to make the trek back to LHL!We had a couple beers and decided to start off with some loaded potato skins- they were a win!My husband had the ribeye, veggies and baked sweet potato. He enjoyed his meal.I had the Pride of the Pitt, which goes against everything in me as I'm a pasta/salad lover, and shy away from protein most often. It was delightful! I kept saying during my meal that I had made the right choice! All three meats were cooked to perfection. I got a side of coleslaw and the veggies as well.We didn't find that the prices were obnoxiously high, like you so often find when traveling to touristy areas.Our server did a great job as well.This was a very enjoyable experience!“