Camp Critter Bar & Grille

I really like the revised menu which has some new interesting bold items like a delicious BBQ chicken salad.

Had a great meal here. It is a hidden gem in an
overpriced resort. The service was a little slow but overall it was good. It is mostly bar type food.

Our family has eaten here twice. The first time it was breakfast buffet and was included in our purchased package, so I did not think to much about how cruddy the hot food was. This last trip last week refreshed just how awful their breakfast buffet is. The eggs were inedible, there was a funny smell to them also. The biscuit was hard and dry, gravy unflavored. The sausage was ok, I thought it was funny that you can help yourself to all you can eat, but they have a cook dishing out portions of bacon and cold sausage. The fruit was fresh and good and you can not complain about cold cereal or prepackaged yogurt. At 15 $ a person you’d thing a complimentary glass of juice would be appropriate. As a person who has working in hotel and hospital kitchens as a chef, I think that this restaurant needs step it up. Everything else at the GWL is spectacular. As for my next trip, we will be eating at a local diner instead.

Really loved it. It is a small place located down the hall from the hotel. Soups, salads and fish meals were really good. The kids loved the food. I had a toasted peanut butter and jelly and it was amazing! Worth eating there. Note: They do get busy at dinner time.

As a family of four who’s eaten at Camp Critter annually for three years I have to say we really enjoy the convenience of it and have only had positive experiences there. From a wait list that’ll call your cell phone to a fun positive wait staff that is excellent to our children. We often split meals and they also honor special requests such as bacon on that grilled pb&j without batting an eye. Will be back next year :)

Great kids buffet breakfast. also food for the adults. Really cheap. like 15 each. If you’re from up North, it might be worth it to drive into Centralia for some home cooking. They have some pretty good restaurants

We dined here once while staying at the GWL. It was a dinner service. No wait, no crowds (slow week day). Our server was top notch! Just as with every other employee at GWL, he was over the top cordial and customer friendly. The menu offered a wide variety of options to choose from. Prices per plate were about $ 12 for most things. There were also some great sounding desserts, a nice wine list, frozen concoctions, and beer available as well.
Everything we ordered was great. My pasta dish was yummy, but a bit small on the portion size. I ended up ordering an appetizer to go with it. The sweet potato fries were delish! Hummus was good too. The hummus app comes with fresh mozzarella and tomato on the side, as well as olives, asparagus and pita. The huge ball of cheese spread was a bit of an overkill for the dish, but other than that, it was good. My son got sliders and he shared them with his little sister. Both of them enjoyed that meal. Our drinks never sat empty, as refills were offered as needed. We never really waited much for anything as the food was prepped fast, and the bill arrived just as we were finishing our meals.
Our bill for 4 meals, drinks, a beer, an appetizer and tip came to about $ 80.00. That is just slightly more than what we pay at your typical restaurant. No complaints… especially not when the service was so prompt and courteous. They even gave us additional pita for the hummus plate when we ran out. :-) That rocks!

This is one of the Great Wolf Lodge Restaurants, essentially the on-​site family-​friendly sports bar. C+ fare with B+ convenience and C– pricing. They feature the standard array of burgers, sandwiches, and appetizers you might expect at any chain B&G. There’s a broad disparity between the quality of the regular menu items vs the kids menu, and I strongly recommend having your kids split an adult meal in lieu of ordering kids meals (e.g., we found the kids burger laughingly small, and the kids mac’n’cheese soupy & Kraftlike) Among the decent adult fare, the Salmon burger is a particularly good value, with a fresh, flaky, moist filet, as opposed to a factory salmon patty.