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    Lake Street Eats

    4.4 (58 reviews)
    Closed 11:30 am - 9:00 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Jessica S.

    I tried the chicken finger and rib baskets here. Ribs were just ok for me, tender, but I prefer the flavor at some other places. Chicken strips and fries were good and I liked the sauces. Bbq, honey mustard, and ranch. Service was very friendly.

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    Emma B.

    First timer, drink selection was pretty good! If I could go back i would get a burger the steak on my salad was gross and I didn't eat it. The grey pickled onions on the Caesar salad were a weird grey color. The server was nice, the bar area is a good spot to post up for awhile. Don't think we will be back here, could find better food elsewhere near by.

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    Darren P.

    Food portions are large. The lunch special (Prime Rib melt) was quite good. Service was excellent.

    Half a cheese burger (shared with a friend)
    Betty W.

    Stopped in on a Sunday evening after a day at the wineries and this was everything I needed! Great service, delicious food, and great environment. I highly recommend the cheese curd poutine.

    Chicken fingers
    Dale B.

    This little eatery is located in the heart of Bridgeman. On this occasion they had just been over run by patrons. I really appreciated that the bar manager told us that the kitchen was significantly backed up and it could be a good 45 minute wait for food. The facility is very clean. The team was very friendly. They worked together well to help each other out as they were over loaded. Because of the wait...we had plenty of cell phone time. Unfortunately we couldn't get the WiFi to respond. The construction of the building I think significantly hindered our cell service....so we waited on food. My wife ordered the chicken fingers. The meat was moist and tender. The breading was crisp and flavorful. The French fries were nicely seasoned and crispy as well. I had the wings. The deep fried the wings and poured teriyaki sauce over them. The wings were fried appropriately - not too long. There were 8 moderate sized wings in this entree. The teriyaki sauce didn't cover all the wing surfaces. Therefore, you had to try and mop up any extra sauce with the wing to get some flavor. The teriyaki sauce was thicker and sweet. It had a nice teriyaki flavor without being overpowering.

    Lori N.

    Server Leanne was wonderful!! Very pleasant, attentive and helpful! Plenty of tv screens for your sport game for a fun venue!! Here's some pics of the food!! Yum

    Lauren G.

    We're new to the neighborhood and we were excited to see Lake Street Eats in downtown Bridgman. They have a cute patio area and I was really excited about the menu. We tried the pulled pork sandwich, the angry BLT and the Duck Bacon Street Corn Wontons. The sandwiches were good and I really enjoyed the wontons (probably the most). The staff inside was friendly. We opted to get takeaway and eat across the street at the Brewery because unfortunately Lake Street Eats does not allow dogs on the patio.

    Poutine! Very tasty, if a bit potato-heavy.
    Dave H.

    Passing by town at dinner time on the Interstate during a long trip, and my son spotted this as a highly rated option. I'd give this 3.5 stars if possible; it was an okay meal, but not memorable (except for some tasty poutine as starters). The beer list was good. We were well fed, with decent service, and if I lived in town, I could see eating here semi-regularly, but I'm not sure I'd go to any great effort to revisit if passing by again.

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    Melissa B.

    We stopped here during a road trip, looking for a place to grab a quick bite. This place has a cozy interior and a great outdoor space, which we would have enjoyed had it not been raining at the time. It's located in a cute "main street" type feel area, and is obviously a local favorite. The lobster bisque was served hot and creamy, and packed full of lobster. The Grilled Asian Wedge salad was fresh and filling, and the cook was kind enough to swap out the iceberg for a spring mix instead (because I wanted the flavors but am not a fan of iceberg). While the daily specials were posted on a chalk board in the dining area, which admittedly I didn't notice, it would have been nice for our waiter to mention them at the start. I would have gladly forgone my salad for that day's rib special.

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    LSE is a reliable neighborhood spot for a good meal. Always cheerful service, good value. You never know who will be there to say hello.

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    Great atmosphere, great food, and great owners! Quick service and very friendly with a family oriented atmosphere.

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    2 years ago

    Tried this neat place with my family. Good selection of food and price was okay. No high chairs for kids but we survived. Quiet ambiance.

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    Good bar food and great service. Bar seating. High top seating. Regular table seating. Downtown Bridgman.

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    Great service. Fast service. Great vibes, tons of tvs and plenty to choose from on the menu

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    Food was great! Service was even better! We chose to sit outside and had a great time! Definitely recommend!

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    Great food and atmosphere! Always specials and attentive. Check their Facebook page for daily features.

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    We had a 10/10 time! Our server Sarah was amazing - drinks came out immediately and the food was…read moregreat. Will definitely be back!

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