The Tudor House - Lake Arrowhead

This place is poorly managed. They double booked my daughter's wedding (planned months in advance) with an all day music festival fundraising event. Yes, they paused the music during the ceremony, but they didn't block off the area. Music festival guests were going in and out of areas reserved for the wedding while the ceremony was happening. Vehicle traffic also created a disturbance. The food was served 2 hours late. They didn't fill water glasses at all. We booked the tutor house and the manor across the street for an entire weekend for 80 people. Management was no where to be found 90% of the weekend. When they did make an appearance, they pointed fingers at each other without taking any accountability. We spent a small fortune on this event. Some staff members told guests they have not been paid. My review of the manor will be worse. The only reason this place stays in business is nostalgia and location. This place could be fabulous again, as it once was. All it needs is new management. We had a good time, nonetheless. The joy of our occasion muted everything else. Food: 3 Service: 1 Atmosphere: 2

The weekend brunch food was painfully bad. Hockey puck sausage, awful French toast, inedible yogurt parfait. I was embarrassed for the two nice server/cooks who were woefully understaffed. Space was dark and dingy and looked like it was last updated in the 1980s. Parking: gravel parking. Meal type: Brunch Price per person: $10–20 Food: 1 Service: 2 Atmosphere: 1 Parking space: Plenty of parking Parking options Free parking lot

Good place! Service: Dine in Meal type: Breakfast Price per person: $20–30

Absolutely charming brunch, with fantastic food, beautiful music and the most friendly server. The Tudor House goes beyond and beyond in its services. For $30 a brunch/$35 champagne brunch, you could also go with the champagne (if you drink) because the extra $5 goes a long way in champagne! Unlimited drinks and food, play with live piano for such a sweet morning. The style of this building is Tudor, but they go from so much more than just the style. The waiters and waitresses all dress in formal black and white clothes that are a small part of how amicable they are for you. You keep ensuring that you are all right or fill out your drinks to stop you. The food is delicious, with you able to go and get what you want, how often you want. Quick reference to the food, it is well assembled and definitely inspired cook, from fluffy berries for your crepes, to delicate cheese and bruschetta, to crispy bacon and cinnamon rolls, you will find things (vegetaric and otherwise) to your needs. The stations include the wafer station for fresh crepes and Belgian waffles; the Omelette Station for Custom Omelettes; the Party Tablet Station for Cheese and Finger Foods; the station with rice pilaf, bacon, cinnamon rolls, potatoes, etc.; and finally the dessert station, with cakes, freshly cut fruits and other wonderful sweets. This place is fantastic for the price.

Sunday brunch at the Tudor House was awesome! You'll have to try it. It's a little hard to find, the sign on the hwy really helps.