Lodge Restaurant Review:
If you can’t get to the mountains, let the mountains come to you. The wood-bedecked, rustic décor of this Williamsburg eatery offers a snapshot of, well, a lodge somewhere far from this Brooklyn locale. The menu is equally congruent, churning out hearty, comforting meals for a cold winter’s night. The grilled chicken with Israeli couscous fell flat, but the grilled whole trout, doused with...
A strange affection of mountain quaintness, Lodge presents traditional American cuisine in a distinctly natural environment.
Warm, woodsy atmosphere inspired from an Adirondack cabin. Wood floors, exposed brick, rustic chairs, and stiff drinks served in jars. Bar and lounge boast fake antler chandeliers and seating fashioned from tree stumps. Comfort food with flare includes organic chicken fingers, pulled pork with gouda mac & cheese, and country fried steak with mashed potatoes that will stick to your ribs. Fave...
A woodsy club room for a burger and bourbon retreat.:
The Scene
Stonework walls, tree-stump lounge tables and a local artist's lighting fixtures (in the shape of antlers) merge elements of trucker-hat sensibility and apres-ski style at this...