Visitors waiting to hit the lifts at 9am would do well to venture inside for the breakfast buffet that costs $10 and is well worth the price. Diners can gorge on scrambled eggs (also with ham if you like), bacon, sausage, grits, biscuits and gravy, pancakes, fresh fruit, cereal, pastries and more. The wait staff race to bring you refills on your juice, and the quality of it all is surprisingly good given that it is a buffet.

As for dinners, they offer a number of mouthwatering items, including an all-you-can-eat prime rib dinner for $22, which we heard was stellar. In our case, we simply wanted a good burger, so we ordered two burgers to go at the bar (the bartender was a source of knowledge about local spots for great photography sites and activities). While not possible to specify temperatures on the burgers, they ended up juicy, big, and complemented by a mound of tasty french fries.

The interior decor is warm and inviting and will easily will give a visitor reason to expect quality in whatever they choose to order.