The Outpost

Dropped by for breakfast. Looked very busy and it was 10:00 am. Were greeted by three different people and in our seats in a minute. Very clean and rustic. Nice place. Friendly servers. Fast delivery of the food and drinks. The issues we had were with the food. The country potatoes with veggies were probably very tasty. The vegetables were still raw. The server fixed it quickly with a new batch of potatoes. My hash browns were barely cooked. Just barely browned and barely hot enough. Commented that the short order cook needs to do a stint at the Waffle House! They know hash browns better than anyone. We will return. Many menu items to sample. The service along makes it worth the trip. The eggs were cooked as ordered. The French toast special has more than I could eat and r

The Outpost is one of our favorite Friday night spots. It’s small, cozy, and has that comfortable, hometown feel that makes you want to settle in and stay awhile. Their weekend prime rib is a must. We plan our visits around it because it’s that good. I usually add a grilled shrimp skewer to my meal, and it never disappoints. Everything comes out hot, flavorful, and cooked exactly right. The service is always friendly and attentive without being over the top. You can tell they care about the food and the people they’re serving. Great food, great service, and a place we genuinely look forward to going back to. Highly recommend if you’re anywhere near Grantsville.

In this game of obsession with fusion food, vegan, caveman? diets and unrecognizable food served in tiny portions and exorbitantly priced, there was The Outpost. The Outpost is located at the butt end of a one horsetrough town of Grantsville. With a down to earth attitude, they served a good old fashion fare that is delightful. The burgers are definelty something to write home about, nice, thick, and juicy. Their country fried stake was also cooked to perfection and served with its perfect accompaniment of mashed potatoes and veggies. A perfect place to try and comeback for more.

Nice atmosphere and staff Burger I’d rate as a 7,5 out of 10 (I had the bacon egg and cheeseburger) Fries were undercooked and didn’t have a ton of flavor so much that I didn’t eat them all as they were not enjoyable :(. I did ask for my fries well done and they definitely came out not well done

The food was really good. I had chicken fried chicken, the others in my party had a reuben sandwich, and one had what was supposed to be the special of corned beef. Instead it was roast beef. It was so very good! It was serendipitous. The salad was good (we perfer not having do many "fancy lettuce" leaves. Too bitter),the chicken noodle soup was good. We took home a couple pieces of key lime pie... we were stunned to find out that each slice is over $9! That's a crazy high price. I could buy a whole key lime pie for that at the grocery store. It's good though. Plan to share because it's very rich. Almost like sweet key lime butter. For 3 of us to eat it was $85.