Brainerd Lakes Visitor Guide 2009

Eat DINING With fast food to fine dining and everything in between, the Brainerd Lakes Area has dining choices to suit everyone’s palette. Choose from over 100 restaurants including small town diners, awardwinning restaurants, family style buffets, ethnic foods or steak houses. Dock space is available at many of our lakeside restaurants which makes eating a good meal and spending the day out on the water a favorite combination. Visit explorebrainerdlakes.com for a comprehensive list of all Brainerd Lakes Area dining establishments. AT BREEZY DOCKSIDE LOUNGE POINT RESORT Months of Operation All year (A), Seasonal (S) Atmosphere Family (F), Fine (FD), Casual (CD), Lakeside (L) Meals Served Breakfast (B), Lunch (L), Dinner (D), Sunday brunch (S) Dining BARN, THE 711 Washington Street, Brainerd (218) 829-9297 BIRCHWOOD OF BREEZY 30898 Ranchette Drive, Breezy Point (218) 562-5999 BLACK BEAR LODGE AND SALOON 14819 Edgewood Drive, Baxter (218) 828-8400 | www.blackbearlodgemn.com Sandwiches/Subs Steak/Ribs/Pork Soups/Salads Fish/Seafood Ethnic Food BL A F/CD • • • • • L DS A F/CD • • • • • • • • • • L DS A F/CD • • • • • • • • • BREEZY POINT RESORT 9252 Breezy Point Drive, Breezy Point (800) 432-3777 or (218) 562-7811 | www.breezypointresort.com Antler’s (218) 562-7162 Marina II & Dockside Lounge (218) 562-7811 LD BLDS A A F/FD C/FD/L • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • (See ad on page 24) BUFFALO WILD WINGS GRILL AND BAR 14643 Edgewood Drive, Baxter (218) 828-8900 | www.buffalowildwings.com COMMANDER RESTAURANT & BAR 30279 Airport Road, Breezy Point | (218) 824-7700 CRAGUN’S GOLF & FAMILY RESORT 11000 Craguns Drive, Brainerd (800) CRAGUNS or (218) 825-2700 | www.craguns.com Hungry Gull & Rookery Bar at Cragun’s (218) 825-2700, ext. 807 Legacy Bar & Grille at Cragun’s (218) 825-2800, ext. 8125 (See ad on page 12) CULVER’S OF BAXTER 15222 Dellwood Drive, Baxter (218) 824-7700 | www.culvers.com LD A F/CD • • • • • • • • LD A F/CD • • • • • • • • Value family fare served in a charming northwoods log building overlooking Gull Lake. D LD LD S S A F/CD/L F/CD F/CD • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 26 Brainerd Lakes Visitor Guide 2009 Description Breakfast served all day long. Maid-rite sandwiches. Homemade pies and soups. Friendliest staff in town. Casual family dining, full menu plus pizzas available for take out. On & off sale. Bakery and deli. Lunch and dinner specials everyday. Up north steakhouse featuring prime rib 7 days a week, hand-cut steaks, homemade soups, outstanding service and food quality. Sunday brunch starting at 9:30 a.m. Karaoke Wednesday and Friday nights. Fine dining in a spectacular northwoods setting or outdoors on a our patio overlooking Antlers Gardens and the Whitebirch Golf Course. New lakeside dining and entertainment spot. The Marina ll serves breakfast and dinner. Dockside features basket food, pizzas and salads indoors or on the deck overlooking Pelican Lake. Casual menu served all day. Dine on patio or in the air-conditioned indoor comfort overlooking the ponds and greens of the golf course. Call for winter hours. We make everything fresh, prepared just to your liking; from the butterburgers, which are fresh, never frozen, to the frozen custard, made fresh all day long. Coffee Bar Catering Chicken Burgers Spirits Buffet Pizza http://www.explorebrainerdlakes.com http://www.blackbearlodgemn.com http://www.breezypointresort.com http://www.buffalowildwings.com http://www.craguns.com http://www.culvers.com

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Brainerd Lakes Visitor Guide 2009 Table of Contents Where Do You Want To Go? Brainerd Lakes Events Calendar Stay Resorts Hotels & Motels Bed & Breakfasts and Historic Inns Private Home Rentals Camping Eat Dining Play Golf Beaches Fishing Parks & Forests Trails & Byways Nature Centers Shopping Attractions Activities The Arts Museums The Brainerd Lakes Area The Legend of Paul Bunyan Business Directory Plan Vacation Planning Group Tours Group Facilities Area Map

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