This review is for the deli. We arrived Friday evening ready to start a fun weekend. I read reviews and called to check that kids were welcome in the deli and were assured they are. When we arrived the (very friendly) campground host recommended the deli as well, took that as a good sign. We wanted to check out the restaurant also so we stopped there first to look at the menu. Very friendly waitress offered us menus to look at as well as a kids menu to check out. We should have stayed. The restaurant seemed a bit more than we were looking for so we headed downstairs. We should have stayed! To the right is the bar, sounded like people were having a great time. I believe it's because they didn't have to deal with the crew in the deli. We got into the deli and checked out the menu. I was excited because they offered tempeh (a vegetarian soy product) as a substitute on any sandwich. Order a deli sandwich with tempeh. We also politely asked if they could turn down the tv as it was blaring the Olympics. Now I have nothing against the Olympics but it was so loud we couldn't hear each other across the table. The remote for the tv was clearly sitting at the register. Girl at the counter with the bad attitude said she would. Then kind of walked and looked at the tv a few time as if she was looking for the remote. No change in volume. Waited a few minutes then asked again and she went through the same charade. Continued to watch tv as she waited for customers. No change in volume. Our food arrived, kids Mac and cheese first. Now I like kraft mac and cheese as much as the next person, but $6 for a small bowl of Mac and cheese with nothing else is a bit silly. My sandwich came a couple of minutes later. Roll was good, the usual deli sandwich but tempeh has no seasoning. Nothing. Don't know if you've ever had plain tempeh but without some kind of sauce/Seasoning/something it's about as flavorful as paste. Yum. My husbands burger came several minutes later and he said it was really good! One out of four meals, not great odds. When the worker brought his burger (a different person) we asked again if they could turn down the tv and she replied that she wasn't in charge of the tv but she could ask. Really? I didn't realize we were asking for so much by wanting to be able to hold a conversation at dinner. How dare we! So, if you're dining alone, don't mind a sour attitude, and order a burger this is your spot. Otherwise, skip it. read more