Gary's Supper Club - Lakeville

Busiest: Friday and Saturday evenings, holiday specials (Valentine’s, Thanksgiving, Easter), and weekend brunch. Quietest: weekday lunch and early week dinners (Mon–Wed, earlier service times). If you prefer a calmer experience, aim for weekday early dinners or ask for the back room or a booth.

Yes, guests commonly request seating preferences (booth, quieter area, patio) and note celebrations on reservations. Reviews suggest calling ahead to confirm requests, as reservation notes aren’t always visible or guaranteed; speaking to the host/manager improves the chance your request will be honored.

Yes, guests mention a pleasant patio and outdoor seating (some reviews note a patio with a fireplace). The patio is recommended for warm-weather dining and can offer a slightly quieter alternative to the bustling dining room.

The dress code is business casual. Guests are encouraged to "come as you are", Gary’s positions itself as fun and approachable while maintaining a polished supper-club feel.

Pick a day based on your priorities: Tuesday for lobster value nights, Wednesday for the 3-course dinner special, or Friday for the classic fish fry and lively atmosphere. For a quieter meal, choose Mon–Wed evenings or an early weekend lunch/brunch.

Yes, Gary’s Supper Club is a popular choice for date night. Guests praise the lively yet cozy supper-club vibe, handcrafted cocktails (Smoked Old Fashioned, martinis), and standout dishes like halibut risotto, prime rib and shareable apps. It’s energetic and can be loud on busy nights, so ask for a booth or a quieter table if you prefer a more intimate evening. Reservations are recommended for weekend or holiday nights.

Gary’s hours are: Mon–Wed 11:00 am–9:00 pm; Thu–Fri 11:00 am–10:00 pm. Brunch runs Sat–Sun 9:00 am–2:00 pm; lunch Sat–Sun 2:00 pm–4:00 pm; dinner Sat 4:00 pm–10:00 pm and Sun 4:00 pm–9:00 pm. For holidays or special events (Easter/Thanksgiving), check ahead as they run holiday offerings.

Yes, families dine here often and guests report comfortable booth seating, round booths in the bar, and a back room that can feel quieter for family gatherings. The menu includes kid-friendly favorites and shareable apps. Specific ADA-accessible seating details aren’t listed, so call ahead if you need wheelchair-accessible seating or other accommodations.

Portions at Gary’s are generous, many guests say entrees are large enough to share or take home. Appetizers and mains (prime rib, walleye, halibut risotto, lobster specials) are substantial, and desserts like the carrot cake or bread pudding are sizable. If you’re ordering lighter, consider sharing a main or starting with a popover and an app.

It depends on what you want: for value and a quieter sit, weekdays (Mon–Wed) or early dinner times are best. If you want special-value nights, Tuesdays (whole lobsters) and Wednesdays (3-course dinner special) are popular; Fridays and weekend evenings are lively (fish fry on Fridays). Brunch weekends are busy too, reservations recommended.

Yes, families and kids dine here regularly. Guests report family dinners, birthdays, brunch with grandchildren, and kid-friendly handhelds and shareable apps. The atmosphere is energetic, and booths are family-friendly; for younger kids consider an early seating or ask about quieter areas.

Yes, Gary’s runs holiday offerings at times. Guests specifically mention Thanksgiving, Easter brunch, Valentine’s specials, and busy holiday evenings. Holiday hours and menus may vary, so call ahead or check announcements for holiday-specific service and reservations.

Gary’s blends classic supper-club charm with a modern, energetic vibe, warm, friendly staff, upbeat music, and a busy dining room. Guests describe it as lively, elegant-but-comfortable, and sometimes loud on peak nights. It’s a fun spot for celebrations and nights out, though not ideal if you need a very quiet table.