This is NOT a place to stop for intentions to have a quality bite to eat. I see these older reviews from 2009-2010. Seems like the still serving the same. We tried the cheesbread....really can't screw up cheese bread. Wait staff are nice folks. yes, nice view of the river. We had a few beers and kids some pops. so we came to try it out. Let me point out why this place gets a "ONE" Star rating: Foremost - this being a MARINA for docking - we traveled down from Stillwater to Prescott. Wanted to try this place. The young male dock hand @ Marina as we pulled in asked us if we coming in for "food". I said yes, our first time here and wanted to try it out and we docked along w/another family who had their own boat. We sat in upper deck ordered drinks and cheesebread for all 4 adults and 3 teenage kids. We spent an hour there, again waitstaff always nice and checking in. The older lady waitress (late 60's) was very helpful. Here is where it starts...I needed to buy 2 cycle oil for my boat...wanted to have it on hand. About 2 blocks up the street are gas stations. So I left the point marina (alone) walked up down and came back 10mins later. I walked back down to my boat in the marina. I was followed by 3 dockhands and as I stepped into my boat. One man (later ID as Manager) - prob around 25yrs old (didn't want to give his name) was instantly on me.....he starting yelling at me and asked if I just came back from uptown. I was "shocked". I said yes I purchased 2 Quarts of Oil for my boat motor. He says "you cannot go uptown to buy oil, we don't allow anyone to go uptown" - "can't you read the sign "for Pub customers only". "We can't allow you to do that" - I responded I didn't realize you couldn't go uptown to buy something. He yelled again - "My dockhand told you that it was for Pub customers only and you can't go uptown". {this was a flat out lie - the dockhand just said you coming in for food - never mentioned to us we couldn't leave the so-called Pub}. I responded - "why are you so mad and treating me this way as we just spent money at the Pub for beer, pop and cheesebread and now I decided to walk to gas station alone to get oil for my boat while everyone else stayed here at the Pub and Marina. So what are you going to do - fine me?" Mgr replies (thinks for a few seconds) - yes, $15. I responded "No, I'm not paying you for oil that I already purchased"....Just then I noticed my wife (other family) come down from Pub and noticed the situation. She asked what happening and I advised. She was "shocked" as well, said we are not paying $15 as we already spent money on food and drinks. The Marina Manager yelled again stating the signs says "for pub customers only and he couldn't walk uptown". My wife says go get the owner. I continue to tell the manager that I alone was the one that went to get the oil - while everyone else stayed here at the Marina. The Manager says "that is not allowed by our rules - we told you that". Which I still never was told I could not leave. The owner Bill came down and we told him of the story - Bill stated that the sign says for Pub customers only. I explained that I was the only one that went up town to buy oil - everyone else stayed here and Paid for food and drinks at your business. But now I feel like I'm the Bad Guy when the Dockhand nor anyone else told us we could not leave to go buy oil. Bill says we get people coming in and leaving boats for hours and go eat at other businesses. I responded - "I get that". You need to tell people that...as a "Sign telling Pub customers Only" was not visible to us as we walked up to "pub" as the steel gate the sign was on back side. Bill looked at the angered manager - told him "their fine, let them go". My wife and I thanked Bill and we left. We noticed the Angered manager talking with Bill face to face. So Hopefully this will tell BILL to "fire" the manager and find someone with better Customer Service Attitude. When confront someone w/out knowing the facts is pretty crappy. We are not coming back here again and telling everyone to stay away from Point St. Croix Marina. read more