Riverview Terrace Café

Ralph Chavez

To call this a cafe is really incorrect. You can purchase items in the gift shop and sit at the tables. The view is pretty, but the premaid sandwhich was soggy/ inedible, and the scone undercooked leaving your mouth with that raw flour feel. We had a pop and chips too, for a total of 24$. Disappointing to say the least.

Frank Giffone

Intimate menu. Fresh blend of flavors that dance on your tongue! DON’T SKIP this gastronomic experience! Attentive & friendly staff. YUM!

Erin Krajenke

I feel like this place would have to get good stars just based on the fact that there doesn't seem to be anyplace else to eat in the area, but the food was very good. Everything is grown locally and the food was more artisan that I would have expected for what is essentially a gift shop restaurant. I had initially thought about heading home from our trip and eating elsewhere, but I am very glad we stayed and I think you should too. :-)

Jan Greenquist

Yeah, Beautiful view and everything, but we went for the food. Got the buffet. Pork loin roast was good. The rest of the stuff had been on the serving table for a while. The pancakes were pretty dried out. There were some different fruit toppings and honey and sorghum... but the maple syrup was $1.00 extra!! I thought this was a semi high end place.