3 Great Reasons to Grab a Bite to Eat at BoatHouse!

The BoatHouse Lakeside Bar & Grill has some of the best food at the Lake of the Ozarks and there are so many great reasons as to why you should stop in and grab a bite to eat. When you dine in at our lakeside restaurant at the Lake of the Ozarks you have the opportunity to have five-star food in a casual dining atmosphere, which is one of our favorite reasons you should stop in for a bite to eat! Why should you have to change out of your lake clothes just to eat a delicious meal? Here are a few more of our favorite reasons you should grab a bite to eat at BoatHouse! 


You Can Travel By Water or Land

No matter how you like to spend your weekend, whether on water or land, you can easily reach us! We are located at Village Marina & Yacht Club, where you can get a boat slip, fill up with gas, and eat dinner all at one place. We love our land lubber's too! When you come by land you'll still get to experience our fantastic view of the Lake of the Ozarks while enjoying your fabulous meal.


Your Food Will Be Top Notch 

Our brand new for 2018 has been a huge hit with our customers this year! We have the best appetizers at the Lake of the Ozarks, as well as amazing salads, sliders, sandwiches & entrees. We promise whatever you order will be fresh, delicious, and unlike any other meal you've experienced at the Lake!

The View Will Be Spectacular! 

There's nothing better than a great view with our great food! Imagine indulging in a delicious Boathouse Burger while watching the sunset reflect off of our Lake as it dips behind the rolling Ozark hills. There's really no comparison, to the combination of our food with our view.



Hurry in because if you haven't tried some of our delicious food at the best restaurant at the Lake of the Ozarks you have got to stop by! You will want to make sure try some of our Bacon Wrapped Jalapeno Poppers or Blacked Fish Po'Boy or our Scallop Sliders or Candied Shrimp Sliders, who are we kidding with our delicious menu you really can't make a bad choice! All you have to do is pick something that delights your taste pallet and we promise you won't be disappointed! Whether you come by land or water, we can't wait to serve you at our lakeside bar and grill at the Lake of the Ozarks!

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By Land:
107 Village Marina Rd
Eldon, MO 65026

By Boat:
Mile Marker 3 by Bagnell Dam

Location: Etterville, MO 65026, USA

Comments

  1. Dishonesty is my Pet PeeveSeptember 7, 2018 at 4:56 PM

    I would really appreciate a more timely manner when over charging my credit card and I have been trying to reach someone for A MONTH now with no contact back - not one person. I have came by in person twice, left voicemails, and talked to different staff. Very unprofessional. We are often at the boathouse as we use to live across the cove and now live in the cove around the corner. We take all of our guests there because of the friendly atmosphere and good food - but we haven’t been back and have urged our friends and family to stay away if the business is this dishonest. PAY WITH CASH or don’t go!

    And I don’t need to leave a name or number since you have MULTIPLE chances and you know how to get ahold of me if you want to be an honest business!

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