First thing I want to share is if you are considering a meal here.... Be sure to make a…read morereservation. It will save you time and a lot of confusion. Your welcome !! Now.... It's a nice place inside of Great Wolf Lodge. A very simple menu. I kind of like the kids options more than the adult options. That's just my opinion. I had a cheeseburger. Asked for it to be well done. But nope. It was pink. More pink than I cared for. But ate half of it. I'm still alive. My husband got wings with sweet chili sauce. Grandson got Mac and cheese with French fries. Granddaughter got chicken tenders with fries. Very very pricey. But you pay for the place. Definitely not for the food. Our overall experience at Fireside was nice. And I do recommend because it's on property.

My family and I were very unhappy with our choice to dine at Fireside. The place was practically…read moreempty, yet we still had to make a reservation. When we arrived at our reserved time, we stood at the front while the hosts whispered to each other, waved their hands around, and even covered their faces with a menu while talking--yet never greeted us. Why have hosts who can't even acknowledge arriving guests? Our server,seemed unenthusiastic. You would think that with how expensive it is to eat there, the food would at least be good--but it wasn't. We ordered the crispy smoked pork belly, which was pretty good, but everything after that went downhill. I got the buffalo chicken mac and cheese, and my boyfriend got the chili lime chicken bowl. Both were disappointing. I had barely any chicken, and the flavor reminded me of frozen buffalo chicken you'd heat up for Sunday night football. The mac and cheese was bland and tasted mostly like noodles and butter with a bit of ricotta, buffalo sauce, and a few small pieces of chicken. Also the onions on top tasted disgusting, the breading came off the second i ate it, and i ended up with soft pieces of onion in my mac and cheese. My boyfriend's bowl also had barely any chicken and was mostly just rice--you pay $23 for essentially a bowl of rice. I'm extremely unhappy with my experience at Fireside.. Everyone is eating in the same huge room that echos and all you hear is kids screaming. At the end of our dinner, when our server dropped off the checks, we realized why she might have seemed unenthusiastic and provided only mediocre service: an automatic 18% gratuity was already added. I feel like i just wasted an hour of my time along with 80 dollars

We ate here Wednesday night and it is by far the best meal we have had…read more We sat outside on the patio with a great view of the water and we could hear the music at Celebration Park. Our server Mike, did an excellent job taking care of us. We started off with a couple cocktails. I had an Old Fashioned and my wife had the Not Bogged Down. For dinner I had the Chorizo Encrusted Red Snapper and my wife had one of the specials which was the Tripletail. She said it was the best seafood dish she has ever had. For dessert, we split the special Crème Brûlée topped with diced fruit. We enjoyed the dessert so much, we purchased one for a sweet family of four sitting next to us. Our server Mike and the owner, Barry, helped make that happen and we appreciate it.

Service was excellent. Ambiance was perfect…read more And the cocktails were expert level. I wish I lived in Naples so I could visit here once a week until I have tried all their cocktails. Craft cocktails with homemade syrups, tinctures, house infused spirits, house blend vermouth, house blend bitters. Whoever runs their drinks program is paying attention & serving up delicious & unique drinks. It's becoming more rare to visit a restaurant that feels like someone's singular vision for a neighborhood or community (instead of a corporate venture). This place is unique & elegant but approachable & welcoming. Highly recommend.

I've only visited this little gem of a restaurant one time but I really enjoyed the service and…read morefood. I ordered the quinoa breakfast bowl and I thought it was excellent. The next time I'm in Naples I will definitely visit this place again.

Was in the area for an appointment and decided to make a day of it by visiting the Naples Botanical…read moreGarden nearby but needed some food first so we stopped by here for brunch. Lovely meal. I had the breakfast sandwich on a croissant; I always love when the eggs on a breakfast sammie are scrambled and the sandwich was delicious. My parents had a garden omelet and a waffle/meat/egg classic and enjoyed theirs as well! Solid breakfast/brunch spot, lovely service, and cute cafe

Very nice Bistro for breakfast or lunch! Chef Carlos is amazing and prepares a variety of choices.read more

Lovely location inside the Isles of Collier, with friendly service and a cheerful "where everybody…read moreknows your name" sort of vibe. Enjoy the atmosphere but keep the food simple. For example the grilled salmon was quite tasty, while other dinner specials missed the mark with my group. So enjoy the people and the views!

This place is only for residents and guests, but it's great! The food is fresh and the service is…read morefriendly. The views are great too!

As we pulled up, Mrs. K. told me, "We have been here before, and you walked out." I thought no…read moreway. Well, I was here before, and I remembered why I walked out. This place is loud. All sorts of promotional things were going on during this visit. A couple of DJs are doing a remote, and a one-man band is standing outside on a flatbed truck. They have a rather eclectic menu. I had a bacon burger, which was huge and good. Other items on the menu include a chicken parm sandwich, a meatball sandwich with pepperoni, fish and chips, and a T-bone steak. The food is very reasonable in today's inflation pricing.

Stopped in on a Monday and it was very busy inside with trivia or something happening, so we…read moregrabbed a table outside. There are a couple of tables with ashtrays outside, but we sat on the opposite end and could barely smell the smoke. There are two sides to the restaurant inside; one side is a small bar and seating area and the other side is a larger bar and seating area. We were there on a Monday night and the special was six dollar margaritas so we ordered one of those for each of us. For dinner, my wife got the Grilled Teriyaki Salmon with vegetables. The salmon was very good and the vegetables were good, but an unusual mix of cooked tomatoes, onions, and mushrooms. I opted for the Mango Rice Bowl with Blackened Chicken. That was a real winner! The chicken was very nicely flavored and the combination of flavors was fantastic. Service was efficient and prices are very reasonable.

Was in town visiting friends for the weekend and was craving a good breakfast. Came to the right…read moreplace. Corned Beef Hash five egg omelette with home fried potatoes was just what I needed.

Very good diner and nice owners! First found the place after Ian when nothing was open.read more

Amazing service and delicious food…read more My friends and I went to The Local before a movie at the Regal movie theater nearby. We were seated in a comfortable booth, and the overall ambiance was so lovely with high ceilings. We got there in time to enjoy a happy hour dinner menu. I ordered the Pork Ragu over Gnocchi as featured on "Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives." It was so yummy! And the portion was very generous. Service was also very friendly and helpful. We had a great server. I'll definitely return when I'm back in the area.

Tried out this farm to table spot and walked away with a solid impression overall…read more I went with the In House Smoked Turkey Sandwich from their lunch special at $19.50. Naturally smoked turkey with brie, pesto mayo, and tomato jam on gluten free bread, served with a fresh Caesar salad. Pretty good sandwich. The turkey was flavorful, the bread held up nicely, and the salad was crisp with a good coating of parmesan. Decent value for what you get. My wife ordered the fish tacos, which came with a side salad topped with blue cheese crumbles and red onion. The presentation looked great with nice char on the fish, fresh pico, and shredded cabbage piled high. But the execution fell short. The fish itself was chewy and not very tender. That's a problem when fish tacos are one of your popular dishes. On the bright side, our waitress was nice and attentive. No complaints on the service front. The cozy atmosphere lives up to the farm to table vibe they're going for. The Verdict: The Local delivers a decent lunch with good service and fresh ingredients. My smoked turkey sandwich hit the spot, but those fish tacos need work. Four stars for a solid overall experience, but maybe skip the tacos next time.