Amazing food, amazing atmosphere. Highly recommend if you haven't been before. Family owned and Amazing staff.

Is it busy and loud ? Yes . However, the wait was not that long . We were able to sit at the bar and have a drink while we waited . Very nice people . Casual dress and food. Plenty of parking . Hubby had prime rib and I had the clam strips dinner . They both included the small salad bar . It was enough and had bread rolls as well . Bottle of wine was super reasonable and the view was gorgeous ! I will return .

Great food & view across the lake. Stuffed halibut was plentiful & delicious. Limited items on salad bar, but they were all fresh & made a great salad. The wait staff were friendly & understanding. My favorite was their sweet dog who was very friendly & knew his boundaries (staying bar side, not table side).

I'm all most always up to going to this restaurant. The food is good and the drinks are better! If you're looking for authentic German cuisine and an array of options then Maple on the Lake is a great choice for a late afternoon lunch or dinner! The service is always good. And this place has an old school salad bar that compliments most meals! Clean quaint and fresh every time I have ever been there!!!!

Good food and service great view of the lake. The owners are great. If you get a chance try the home made cakes as a dessert.

Home sweet Home. When we are here; we feel like home. From my very first time at this wonderful lakeside small town back road restaurant; I was hooked! I have been here winter Spring Summer Fall And YOU CAN NOT leave without one of their amazing amazing amazing deserts! Bring it home! I am partial to the chocolate cake as my go to. The pumpkin pie is my second fave! The salmon, the beef points, the chicken, there is no bad choice at the Maple on the Lake. The service, the people, the servers!!! It always feels like home to me. Thank you to all of the staff and owners. You all go above and beyond and it shows in everything! The warmth embraces you from the moment you arrive. From the large gathering dining room to the cozier lakefront view tables; there is not a bad table in the place. Always look forward to my first visit back when I return in the summer.

A great restaurant overlooking Warner Lake, this restaurant is seemingly in the middle of nowhere but clearly well known to the locals. I brought my wife and son here to celebrate our Anniversary as we needed a location that was "kid friendly" yet a step above Applebees. It turned out to be more like a skyscraper above... We had been here years ago, and I recalled that it had once been a German restaurant. I tried to call to make reservations on a Wednesday evening but they wouldn't take them, so we came early (a little after 5PM) to ensure getting a good table on the patio outside. As it turns out, that was a wise move as within a half-hour the place was packed. It was filled with locals, families, fun-loving adults at the bar, and groups of old people here and there. Everyone was having a good time. We started with Buffalo wings, which were good though a bit greasy. They were fried well but not crispy, yet not soggy. I then had the sliced sirloin steak with mushroom ravioli in a brown gravy. It didn't look like much when it came out (cover anything in brown gravy and you will know what I mean) but it tasted great. Large pieces of tender steak, very large ravioli, and plenty of gravy. Perhaps too much, except that it went well with the rolls that were on their soup and salad bar. Speaking of which, the salad bar wasn't anything special but it has been several years since I went to a place with one (stupid Covid). It felt nice to mix with people and survey buffet tables again. The potato soup was pretty good, and I really liked the rolls even though they probably weren't anything special. My wife had steak tips in a brown sauce with a potato on the side, and the steak was also good though I preferred my dish more. Dessert, which seemed an afterthought to the server, was peanut butter pie and carrot cake. Both were homemade, both were fantastic, though I really loved my peanut butter dessert. At 6ish the server had to check with the kitchen to see if any dessert was left... so be warned if you show up late! Each was partially eaten with the remainder coming home. Servings of each were enough for two normal people to split. Service was friendly, though spotty. It was a real team effort, with the owner and multiple servers helping out. They were clearly busy... on a Wednesday no less... and at times I had to hunt down our server. But, we got through and really enjoyed our meal. It wasn't terribly expensive, and I would love to come back. Perhaps in the winter, I bet the snow would look lovely on the water.

We came here for our 15 year anniversary and had a really nice time. Its a bit of a drive but the scenery is nice along the way. When we arrived around 5pm Wed night there was plenty of seating and the host said we could pick whatever table we wanted to sit at. Part way through our stay we could here staff quoting a 30 minute wait. Service was a little slow but they were packed. We ordered the Buffalo wing appetizer medium hot. The wings were a decent size, crispy but tasted mild. The entrees were very reasonably priced and quite large. They didn't look very pretty and made no attempt to garnish anything but they tasted good. The exception was my boiled "baked potato" that came with sour cream and butter on the side; I didn't even bother with it. Entrées seemed to come with the soup and salad bar. They were serving cream of potato soup which was very good. The salad bar was basic but all the ingredients were fresh. The atmosphere was relaxed and we weren't rushed to flip the table which was nice since we had our 5 month old with us. Eating with one hand takes a little longer... I had a really nice time and would definitely recommend if in the area.

The food that we had at Maple at the Lake wasn't what I'd normally call GOOD, exactly, but the combination of setting and nostalgia here is pretty hard to beat. If you've ever longed deep in your heart to time-travel back to an era when your dinner came with salad bar access and they brought free bread and butter to the table, then boy, do I have the joint for you. I got French onion soup and unlimited salad bar, and may have chortled quietly to myself as I loaded up my faux-wood bowl with romaine and canned black olives and those hard little salad bar croutons that I remember loving as a little kid in the 90s. The French onion soup was tasty (it's hard to mess up!) and not over-salted (which is how it's usually messed up). My husband got the fish and chips. The fish was a bit dry, but well-seasoned (and a very generous portion). The free rolls and butter were a delight. The view was wonderful. The service was very sweet. I want to come back here 4,623 times to get gently tipsy and watch the boats go by on the lake while eating an unmanageably gigantic sandwich (or just more soup and a whole bunch of free dinner rolls).