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JDeere · 08-27-2013, 04:38 PM

The dictionary defines outstanding to mean:

a : standing out from a group : conspicuous
b : marked by eminence and distinction

If anyone really thinks the woodshed in its prime was outstanding then I do not know how you would define a truly great restaurant. Would that be "super outstanding?"

The woodshed (early and mid 90's or so) was never was outstanding but it was good, atmosphere was fun and it was consistent. No, as I said I have not been back for years and I was hoping someone might write a cogent reply that might encourage me to try again BUT sorry I cannot relate folks that define a big mac being outstanding.

No restaurant in the lake region earns the distinction of being outstanding. Some are better than others but few would do so well in a more competitive environment. So, my point was to ask for more realistic reviews in the hope that someone might be have the ability to do so. Although I did think Newbie at least tried to get the essence of my question.

08-27-2013, 04:38 PM	#26
JDeere Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 295 Thanks: 74 Thanked 52 Times in 25 Posts	marked by eminence and distinction The dictionary defines outstanding to mean: a : standing out from a group : conspicuous b : marked by eminence and distinction If anyone really thinks the woodshed in its prime was outstanding then I do not know how you would define a truly great restaurant. Would that be "super outstanding?" The woodshed (early and mid 90's or so) was never was outstanding but it was good, atmosphere was fun and it was consistent. No, as I said I have not been back for years and I was hoping someone might write a cogent reply that might encourage me to try again BUT sorry I cannot relate folks that define a big mac being outstanding. No restaurant in the lake region earns the distinction of being outstanding. Some are better than others but few would do so well in a more competitive environment. So, my point was to ask for more realistic reviews in the hope that someone might be have the ability to do so. Although I did think Newbie at least tried to get the essence of my question.