Grand Manor and The Apothecary Bar and Lounge

Cardano Crush

4 months ago

I had a great experience at Grand Manor Restaurant. Everyone in our group enjoyed their meals. The hummus platter was a standout, and the pho was very tasty. We also really enjoyed the desserts. It was especially nice that my mom had solid gluten-free options to choose from, which made the experience even better. Overall, a great spot with something for everyone.

Joe M.

5 months ago

I've eaten here a couple of times over the years. It's definitely an eclectic place, but the food has always been good. Depending on what you get, it can be pricey, though I don't think it is too pricey. This last meal we had (for the kids) 2 hot dog meals that came with homemade chips and half an orange, a burger, and the skirt steak Cuban style. All of it was good. The kids ate all of their stuff as well which is always nice. Those hot dog meals were only $8 each. Total we spent $65 before tip (no drinks). Will go back next time I'm around as there are more items on the menu I want to try. Staff were friendly and it was not busy when we went jsut after opening on a Saturday (off-season).

Ben T.

a month ago

Recommended! 10 min drive. Odd menu, reflects kitchen staff’s training. Examples: Cuban chasscuro: amazing, flavor-filled, tender; beans and rice, just right. Vietnamese: whoa. Broths are 5-star restaurant. DO make reservations—maybe 10 tables. Atmosphere: odd music like a spa; but the staff are as attentive and aware and experienced as a spa! That’s a good thing!

Ted Reade

4 months ago

Table of four. Everyone loved dinner from the appetizers through dessert. Lots of variety on the menu and choosing was difficult. We tried the egg rolls, hummus platter, orange chicken, churrasco, and chicken parm. Portions were large and the price was very reasonable. For dessert, we had the cheesecake, chocolate mousse cake, and cannolis. Looking forward to visiting again soon to try more!

CarrieAnn Mathis

a year ago

Nice ambiance. Professional staff. Great presentation of food. A bit sad that husband said fried fish was chewy. French onion soup was mostly soaked up bread, still tasted good though. Prices were comparable to other similar dishes on menus in Grand Lake. Would go back.