Top Restaurants in Dwight
Top Things to do in Dwight
- 1. Back Country Tours
- 2. Dorset Scenic Lookout Tower
- 3. Algonquin Outfitters
- 4. Sugarbush Hill Maple Farm Ltd
- 5. Oxtongue River-Ragged Falls Provincial Park
- 6. Oxtongue Craft Cabin & Gallery
- 7. Apgonquin Provincial Park
- 8. Lake of Bays Library
- 9. Dwight Trading Post
- 10. Echo Valley Nature & Bike Trails
Where to Eat in Dwight: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover the best restaurant in Dwight, Canada including Eclipse Dining Room, Norsemen Restaurant, Muskoka on the Rocks, The Moose Cafe, The Cookhouse Saloon, Henrietta's Pine Bakery, The Bush Company Bar and Grill, Webster's Beacon, Erika's, Mohawk Grill
Things to do in Dwight
1. Eclipse Dining Room
Overall Ratings
4 based on 310 reviews
Sweeping lake vistas are the ideal accompaniments to generous breakfasts and great dining experiences with family and friends. Our signature Savour Muskoka inspired dining room is known for locally-inspired menus, bountiful buffets, Muskoka’s longest running Sunday brunch and experienced and courteous service.
Reviewed By destinydawn - Toronto, ON
The Sunday brunch at Eclipse (Deerhurst) is definitely worth it! A little pricey, but the staff are very attentive and friendly. The brunch spread is divine; especially the omelette station, hot items, and dessert(!). I didn't need to eat again for the rest of the day! Make sure to make a reservation for Sunday brunch.
2. Norsemen Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 180 reviews
The Norsemen Restaurant is a staple in Muskoka. Casual fine dining with a French inspired menu! We have live music each month from a local artist and Special Events that are sure to WOW any guest! With a newly renovated space, the restored original oak floors create a welcoming atmosphere while keeping the "Old Muskoka" charm. The restaurant is closed for the season re-opening May 5th with a special "Black Fly" Wine Night. A 4-course meal each paired with a selected wine and a tasting with somelier, Brendan Jerome! Call us to book your tickets today!
Reviewed By CyndeeLaw - Toronto, Canada
This restaurant is out-of-the-way. You cannot walk from most hotels in the area. We had a family meal there and my coconut-curry vegetarian dish was just awful. I had expected a nice Thai curry (most common with coconut) and was surprised by and Indian curry. The waitress could not tell me which vegetables would be in the curry and I could not figure it out (other than sweet potato, chick peas and carrot). My husband ordered the fish of the day, which was said on the menu to be accompanied by sweet pea risotto. Well, it was rice and peas, but not a creamy rissoto. The prices on the menu are quite high for Muskoka and one would expect better food and the food to match what is said on the menu. Also, if you order the carrot cake for dessert, you get two large sized pieces of cake - but there is no cream cheese icing (or any icing). I ordered the flourless chocolate cake and received something that appeared to be a small brownie (much smaller than the carrot cake). There was nothing spectacular about the meal - except the company at my table.
I should also mention that many of our wine glasses has large food particles and we had to send the glasses back to the kitchen. When wine came to the table, I never did get a wine glass and was never served a drink. No server ever asked me if I was drinking the wine ordered for the table or whether I wanted a beverage other than water. No one really seemed to care that were were all happy.
3. Muskoka on the Rocks
Overall Ratings
4 based on 213 reviews
Reviewed By ycnanb - King City, Canada
We had kids and adults with us, and everyone enjoyed their meal. The kid's meal of fish and chips was amazing, very large piece of fish and delicious chips for $6.99. Their hamburgers aren't huge, but definitely homemade and cooked just right. They don't come with fries, but are priced such that when you order fries, the price comes out to the same as other pubs when offered as a package. The Rueben Sandwich was raved about as was the roast beef Sandwich which was the special of the day. They offer great craft beer, as well as reasonably priced house wine. The server was very kind and efficient. There is lots of parking available, so that should not be an issue. As for prices, we found them fair on sandwiches etc., but I agree that they did have some pretty high priced entrees.
4. The Moose Cafe
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 227 reviews
Welcome to Dwight, Lake of Bays, Muskoka. Ontario. We offer a full breakfast, fresh baked goods, and lunch. Our soups, burgers, chili, salads, baked goods are all made fresh. Our atmosphere is casual and friendly. Our patio is relaxing and sunny. We are worth the drive to Dwight! We are conveniently located in Dwight on Hwy 60, minutes from Algonquin Park or Huntsville. We also have a gift shop to browse through. Our gift shop has something for everyone including moose lovers. We have a beautiful motel (Dwight Village Motel) directly beside us. Relax at the nearby Dwight Beach on beautiful Lake of Bays, hike a trail in Algonquin Park, take a scenic drive, or explore the local snowmobile trails. Pick a season to enjoy Dwight, Muskoka!
Reviewed By Wherenow3 - Canada
Great restaurant. Nice setting, clean, spacious (tables aren’t crammed together), friendly staff.
Breakfast food was also great. Not your typical “greasy” breakfast. Multigrain bread, decent sausage that doesn’t feel processed or filled with grease. The back bacon, eggs, and home fries were all delicious and not over cooked. I also sampled my wife’s leftover French toast. Also delicious. Two big pieces of multi grain bread.
5. The Cookhouse Saloon
Overall Ratings
3 based on 119 reviews
Between Huntsville and Algonquin Park
Reviewed By Henry B - San Pedro, Belize
Whether on the trails or on the road stop in for some good food, great conversation and a very friendly staff. I have always enjoyed this place so you should too!
6. Henrietta's Pine Bakery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 193 reviews
Reviewed By TwirlingTina - London, Canada
This location was at the end of the road near a cottage that we rented. Wished we visited it earlier during our stay.
Went there before a trip to Algonquin Park and was so impressed by the selection and delectable baked goods to choose from.
Amazing danish but the sandwiches are the big draw and sell fast...so get them in the morning even if you want one for lunch.
Line ups first thing in the morning.
7. The Bush Company Bar and Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 116 reviews
Newly renovated inside and out since new owners bought last year. Located on Highway 35 in Dwight, close to entrance to Algonquin Park. Stop in at the Bush Company for our pub fare menu(wraps,fresh cut fries, salads, homemade burgers)with local draft beers and enjoy the games on tv (round the bar or sitting at the high tables) or relax on the patio and enjoy the Muskoka views. Feel like a more upscale dining experience? Portevino Wine Bar and Collectible on the upper level in the same building, has a freshly prepared unique menu with weekend specials. Cozy intimate Seating or high tables near the fireplace are sure to impress. Out upper patio looks down into the valley. With over 100 variety of wines and after dinner aperitifs and desserts, your day will be complelte!
Reviewed By TwirlingTina - London, Canada
Cottaged in this area and went in for a late dinner after hiking in the park.
Love the interior, cosy with bar and televisions...an outdoorsy cabin feel.
Service was friendly. Food was okay...nothing terribly wrong except chicken on my husband's Caesar was not grilled enough.
Otherwise we had a good fill and cold beer. Generous portions.
Clean and comfortable place and staff were good to deal with.
8. Webster's Beacon
Overall Ratings
5 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By MuskokaStars - Newmarket, Canada
The woman who was working when we went in was extremely friendly. She made a very yummy vegetarian Sandwich for us. They also have an assortment of gifts inside, as well as coffee and other food. We will definitely be back!I am so grateful for our amazing staff. Our goal is that no matter who you see your treated with the best service and all your needs taken care of. Hope we see you again soon.
9. Erika's
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 66 reviews
Reviewed By LovetoTravel6463 - Hamilton
Stopped here not knowing what to expect. The place is a real gem. Top quality ingredients are used for sandwiches, coffee, and desserts. The apple fritters are a must try. Our sandwiches were on a fantastic thick sliced rye. Lunch was much more than we expected and at a very fair price. A fritter, two sandwiches, and a coffee from a well know doughnut chain would have cost much more that at Erika's.
10. Mohawk Grill
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By Tdotontario - Toronto
Stopped in for dinner and had the worst fries and gravy ever, that must have been re-heated. Burger was okay. The owner was nice and I really wanted to love it. I skipped dinner at my resort which is known for serving great food, just to try this place out. Perhaps food freshly prepared would be better had it been earlier in the day.
