Lago

[jetskier]

I contacted the management at Common Man after our last horrible experience at the Camp. I suggested that they might want to monitor the comments here and take action accordingly. So far, they seem very uninterested in the comments of their patrons or the quality of their product. So, all you can do is vote with your wallet. I will spent my money elsewhere; there are a number of good quality restaurants in the lakes region so there is no excuse for a bad meal and uncaring management.

Jetskier

[Waterbaby]

Originally Posted by jetskier

I contacted the management at Common Man after our last horrible experience at the Camp. I suggested that they might want to monitor the comments here and take action accordingly. So far, they seem very uninterested in the comments of their patrons or the quality of their product. So, all you can do is vote with your wallet. I will spent my money elsewhere; there are a number of good quality restaurants in the lakes region so there is no excuse for a bad meal and uncaring management.

Jetskier

Maybe that'll change somewhat once tourist season is really over....... after all, there's not much of a ski crowd in the Lakes Region like there is further up the highways and byways! Seems like their own wallets must be suffering after their expansions and improvements and general downtrend in quality.....(and no education needed on the multiple locations of CM restaurants, and how many years they've been in business..... thanks in advance from those who thought about commenting!)

[Cristen]

Lago has the nicest view of the lake, and have a really nice outdoor seating area. The food is very good, and they've got a great bar as well.

For those of you who prefer to travel by water, they have a dock so you can tie up right in front of the restaurant.

[skisox24]

OK, let's face it. Unless you are in Paris, Rome, or New York City, the dining experience must transcend the quality of the presentation and preparation of the food itself. With that as a given, on a warm summer night, Lago can't be beat in the Lakes region.

The view in Meredith harbor is outstanding, and the wine list is very credible. Many of the wait staff (Aaron in particular) can be helpful in selecting a compatible wine to your dinner selection. The food is, admittedly, not exceptional, but it is not bad either. It is "common" Common Man fare. But in combination with the location on a superior summer evening, I will take that whole experience over many superior dining experiences that I have enjoyed in much more expensive big-city places.

[michael c]

It is difficult to argue with logic and you seemed to have hit the nail directly on the head ... Your take on Lagos is spot on and then you add Aaron, who knows his stuff,,add Hillary who is so personable and top that off with Laura Lynn and it is simply a nice place to call home ,,,before going home ...thanks to all you mention and more for providing the many of us a nice place to chill and relax .....Alex, you have a very nice group of people here and they deserve at least one " attaboy " .......thanks
mike

[Gatto Nero]

Went to Lago by boat last night and had a great time. The atmosphere can't be beat, they have their own dock, last night they had live acoustic music, the food was very good, the service was well paced and the price was very reasonable. My wife and I shared a calamari, which we both loved. She had the chicken Marsala and couldn't stop raving about it. I had scallops with capers, which was also very good. We shared and a tiramisu, which I wasn't crazy about but I'm not a big desert lover. With all that and a bottle of wine the bill came to just under $80.